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THE SEMI-WEEKLY HUSTLER, AUGUST 2b, 1902. THE HUSTLER. T. J. ROBERTSON. Ed. and Pub. ?.u,s5rlpt,on Price (Invariably In advanca) 11.00 for 12 months; Fifty cents for six ftonths ; Twenty.flve cents for three months. we will not be held responsible for the Yw correspondents, and reserve the right to reject any communication for pub lication. Advertising rates reasonable and furnished on application. Application pending for admission as second-class mall matter North Wilkesboro, N. C, Postofflce. AUGUST 20, 1902. A cross mark on the margin of your paper aenotes that your subscription expires nvltn that Issue, and you are respectfully request ed to renewat once. We positively cannot afford to send the paper on time and unless you renew, your name will be erased. This it an "Iron clad" rule and applies alike to all DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES. For Chief Justice of Supreme Court WALTER CLARK of Wake. For Associate Justices of Supreme Court HENRY G. CONNOR of WiUon. PL ATT 1). WALKER of Mecklenburg. For Corporation Commissioner , EUGENE 0. REDDINGFIELD of Wake. For Superintendent ol Public In struction JAMES Y.JOYNER of Guilford. For Congress, Eighth District THEO. F. KLUTTZ of Rowan. For Solicitor, Eleventh District STEPHEN P. GRAVES of Surry. The Washington Post says that between Canadian justice and Cuban leniency, the man who steals makes a serious mistake in spending the money with American lawyers. The Republican Senatorial Con- r an;An;iiM.mAAt in VnriUntriiin f VlivlVII II III i V"iu vv V a uuniii i niv I . , 4tl, ... Monday. We hope "Paw will still J 1 get his four votes-it will be a pleasure lor him to again -set unaer the doom of the capital and repeal them Mn-e-qua-tus' Democratic Jt C. I What if some poor laboring man would continue to do something . . . . 0 if against an injunction of a court He J would bo a leu in a tlv. Yet the nuuiu uujoiicuim jmv AVW "lw Republican Attorney General allows the Beef Trust J-o continue criminal Ptho J. . , Uhicago courts, ana aon t tae a single step to stop it. I" J would like to know why the "Organ J b of the Eighth Congressional Dis- ighth J & the Republican candidate for solici tor at its masthead in connection with the Congressional nominee. Of course it's no business of ours, but we, too, would like to know. The Republican Text Book says President Roosevelt did not arraign the trusts as wholly bad. Perhaps the working man '.who has to Py 310 fer a ton ot coal, ;or the laborer who has to carry a bcefless dinner- pail because of the inordinate prices of beef, will take the same view of . .. . i.i - b-.r- haps they won't. As will be seen in our news col- umns Mr. Kluttz is still after Mr. Blackburn s scalp, ana it wouia real ly nnnanr that th "Drummer Bov" U not half as anxious to do the "flav- . . . ing act as some of his supporters b rr would nave ine peopie Deneve. jur. Kluttz is more than anxious to meet Blackburn throughout the district, ' out ine laner bhh uceimw. A World wide Keputauon. Unamucriain s uonc, vnoiera anu 1 I 1 l Diarrhoea Remedy has a world wide reputation for its cures. Jt never m . fails and is pleasant ana sate to ton. "HE EATS 'EM ALIVE." The Huitltir is in receipt of a i rm. a.? , i..id llltliavu VUjIJf Ul A lit XUWB, UIU AVC- I" publican organ of the Eighth Cori- gressional District," in which is an I article from the wonderful pen of "Patriot." Ordinarily we pay no at- tion to such things but this is too much-just see how consistently(?) , , . ,. , , . , he begins his wonderful article: "The signs of the times indicate that the Democrats intend to pur- sue their course of two years ago, when, on almost every occasion when Blackburn was billed to speak, they sent any "excuse of a speaker" they could get to divide time with him in order that they, might get the benefit of the crowds he drew. They know Kluttz is not Blackburn's equai as a campaigner, out mey are willing that their candidate shall be 'flayed alive' if they can only get 1 1 Tlll . 1 ,t I meuenenLoi n.acKuurn s crowus. The above is really amusing to those who know that sinco Black- burn appeared two years ago as a candidate all efforts to get him to consent to a joint discussion and J mcci ins opponent iikc a man nave nroven futile. If Mr. Blackburn .... . -nays tnem alira (eats cm alive) why does lie not meet his opponent and "do away" with him? Such an onnortunitv has been oflfe!. Jinl. j i j - - e ing from the tone of "Patriot's" let ter Mr. Kluttz must have made it interesting for Mr. Blackburn at Sparta last week, as ho seems to be sore over the fact that Mr. Kluttz ..4 . . r f?ot an onDortunitv to sneak to Mr. L,. , , , . . , Blackburn s "larire crowd. And it " Ill J I II i.iuuKuuiuuuspiuuuubuniucu . "consternation in the Democratic ,tpatriot ought nQt tQ be kickinff becauge M irinttz ot one , I V W V W Mm U W V VV TTI..ii il . 1 I iviuuz was me means 01 urawing outthe Democrats in order that they niht be "consternated" Wy Black- hum ourn. . .... ve regrei uiai. space iorDius tua 1 reproduction ot tne entire article, but the above is a fair sample of it it is lull ot excuses tor Blackburn. iit. cm:- " -i... uuu t uu nuu about Spencer "flaving alive" his op- Liuuut nu uiiiy uues luis ai lor r J 6 . t l i .. . . i i ranrre. Mr. ivluttz has onlv met .. . m him once, and we opine that Black- , . . ,. , , . uurii wm give nun a wme ocrtn in the future. Also remember that Mr. Kluttz is willing at any and all times to be "flayed alive"-in fact, he invites it. J Teller May Go Back to Senate. WashlnKtou Dispatch. Report received here from Coloado indicate the probable re-election of .... . , , , Democrat, but otherwise foreshadow a vcry close fi-ht, especially in the three congressional districts. Mr. Teller's chances rest on the same basis as assured. Colorado is proud of Mr. Teller's place of prominence in the Senate, and believes that he ha9 been loval t0 the State in hia i0 8ervico Th . whicn ho lel'ttne Republican party P noft now fiSurinS SreatIr as a nat' , nonai issue. Texarkana, Ark., Aucr. 12. A man na,ned Pins, an alleged di- vine ueaier anu propnei, wno nas . . ? ' , been posing for the past ten days I i. i i . l . as an , of Christ, who, he declar- ed, would appear in a few days, was taken out ot town last n.gbt by white cappers, flogged, his haircut short anu men criven tnirtv minutes to Icavo town. A!notice left on Perk- in door read. lcgamo fftlo tQ H II . I ii patnizers." I mi . . m . . ibo best physic Uharaberlain a ptoraacn ana ijiver labiets. Jasy sale by Dr. Geo. Douhton, ' A Brandy Gauger For Judge. Charlotte Observer. The Kepubliccans of the sixteenth judicial district of this Slate held a convention at Muiphy on the 12th inst.. and according to The Hender- onvie Hustler, nominated a rev- Gnuc officer, a brandy gauger, for judge of the Superior Court. The name of this nominee is Sisk, Deam a,m luu PaPer J"" fays he is 25 or 20 years old, has had . L and has never tried a case of con- eequcnce. Recently a Republican judicial convention met at Blowing Rock and nominated S. j Turner, of Mitchellj for Superior Court judge, but ho had the gracc to decIine. it is fim,h th- thfiRO lhat nukt!S L. f th Kcnublinan T)artv in N t Carolina boneless and that must give pain to the enlightened am, rirrht minded ntlemnn in it o o and there are some such. Of course that t dosent ct lo clect anj judge9 thisyear, but then it may; jt didn't expect to elect, any in 1894 but then it did; and whether it does nol a decent respect for mankind ought to suggest to it not to affront . r . r u p ously unlit men for judges, of all oi- fjcers Democratic Reliance. NewUm Knterprlw?. The Democratic party in North Carolina is not dependent on the mistakes and bluders of it oppon- ents, but still it is not expected that all smiles because of these should be suppressed. The Democrats have a record on which they confidently rely. They have restored the gov eminent of the state and counties to the white people of the state. They 1 J J have relieved the state departments - ' . , 01 scanaais. inev nave relieved tne ja,3 0f unfortunate mental wrecks J and provided comfortable nuarters h0P them in lhe hospital. They've U'iven the county schools four months terms and doubled the ap aro building comfortable school houses, bridging the creeks and rivers and in many ways improving the public roads, -lhe people see r i i the dmerence between Democratic . . ... and fusion irovernment, and will hold fost l0 the forracr A Cure for Cholera Infantum. "Last May," says Mrs. Curtis Ba- tTi of Bookwalter, Ohio, "an infant child of our neighbors was suffer- j u i n i c doctor had triven up all hopes of re- i uiz iiuiii i;iiuiciiv iniaiituui. x in. coverv. T took a hottlo of Cham horliin'a Colic Cholera und Dior. oeriains ouc, noicra ana uiar- rhoea Remedy to the house, telling them j feit suro ,t Tfould do cood it used according to directions. In recover7edt and is now (nearly a year t xt r rjiiva' tima flirt rliill Y o A Ail It since) a Vigorous, healty girl. 1 J?ave recommended this Remedy frequently and have never known it to iaii in any single instance. U4 P4,c UJ Juuftl,lUi1' I IW. on In Ywr I lu i 1 sisL I lirit4.n BANK OF ro, North Wilkesboro, N. C. J. E. UN LEY, Pres. A. A. FINLEY, Vicc-Pres. R. AY. GWYN, Cashier Conducts a general Bank ing business; offers its customers every facility consistent with sound banking. DIRECTORS: I . J. E. FINLEY, A. A. F1MLEY, t. -ptut t?v t rr nvr.w on kesbo R. W. GWYN. We've Got Do You Want Groceries? We have a bis stock of first-class goods.' 11' you want to be pleased buy all your groceries of us. Do You Want Dry Goods? Well, we've got the very best line in town. We would like to tell you something about them but can't here. However, we will take pleasure in showing them to you. Do You Want Anything Else? We've got almost everything you could ask for Shoes, Tinware, Woodenwarc, Earthenware, Feed stulls, Flour, Meal, Hay and Did You Say Fertilizers? Farmers, we carry S. W. Travcrs' celebrated brands "Beef Blood and Bone," "Capital Bone Potash," Travcrs' Wheat and Grass "Champion Acid Phosphate." Get our prices before buying elsewhere. Wc can and willl save you money. HENRY & TERRY. This is the wav you will lind the li cures on all of clothing marked down on everything and now is the time to buv. while you can cet what you want nearly at your own lig ures. Drop in and let us show you that we mean what we say. Yours for bargains, Call & Combs. OAK RIDGE C cf Vpk5J PREPAIES f(,r tht UMVERSITIHS and COLLEGES as 5 IL I Cdl . yyf.n as for BUSINESS, for TEACHING, and for LIFE. :--- Situated near the sea level, in view (f the mountains. Largest and lirst Equipped Fit ting School for Younfj fen and Roys annum, tor beautilul Catalogue, address J. A. & M. H. HOLT, 1 We Buy by the Car Load WILKESBOKO m Cheaper than any Yard in the State, we think. Wilkesboro, N. c. WEBB & MILLER. As tie Twig is Bent, m V MM nATED Fortune Telling is Not a Part of Our Business, But we can't help prophesying good things for you, if you will only give up the old way of hunting some thing to quench your thirst and come in try our cold drinks, which are fresh and invigorating. Try Zero Phosphate, the linest beverage in town. Doughton's Drug Store. A Rare Bargain Offered You NEW SEWING MACHINE FULL SET ATTACHMENTS GUARANTEED FIRST-CLASS CALL OR WRITE FOR PRICE THE HUSTLER, North Wilkesboro. 9Enn! 11 INSTITUTE GREENSBORO, N. C.( over 1,000 above in the South. Hates: $125 to $175 per Oak Ridee, N. C. MARBLE WORKS. and Sell First Class Work So is to Tree Inclined This is true representation of the young lady who al ways partook of our SODA WATER. i no iiusuuim contended mat soda water was unhealthy and would not drink, lie hold the result!
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