THE SEMI-WEEKLY HUSTLER, SEPTEMBER 5, 1902.
THE HUSTLER.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
For Chief Justice of .Supreme Court
WALTER CLARK
of Wake.
For Associate .Justices of Supremo
Court
1IEXRV J. CONXOR
of Wilson.
PLAIT I). WALK Kit
of Mecklenburg.
For Corporation Commissioner
EUGENE C. BEDDING FIELD
of Wake.
For Superintendent ol Public In
struction JAMES Y.JOYNER
of Guilford.
For Congress, Eighth District
TIIEO. F. KLUTTZ
of Rowan.
For Solicitor, Eleventh District
STEPHEN P. GRAVES
of Surry.
WEAK APOLOGY.
The .Republicans sa- they are not
responsible for the Trusts, and cite
the fact that there are Trusts in
England. Admitted that there are
Trusts in '. England, ai.yonc knows
that they cannot charge the exhor
bitant prices that our Trusts charge
here under the shelter of the pro
tective tariff. To illustrate: Suppose
there was a steel trut in England,
and suppose they concluded to put
the prices of steel products up like
our Trusts have done. Now. al
though selling our own consumers
stecT rails at SoO per ten, our steel
trust is selling the same rails at 823
per ton in England. Tt is therefore
a self-evident fact that an English
steel trust could not sell its steel for
rftore than 823 pcrton.clso it would
be undei'ftold at every point by our
manufacturers. So it is with every
product, if a great English trust goes
to corner the market and put prices
up, here comes the American manu
facturer and sa3s to the English
people, 4,1 will sell you for less than
that," and the would-bo speculator
at the '"'li'intiP..' of. ,1 '"" ifi"d3
TuTXOTW
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Hon. 11. B. Glenn, of Forsyth, is country if th; tariffs -were taken off
nothing if not big nearted. After of Trust-controlled product. When
he had declared himself a candidate the Trusts vould go to putting up
for tho United Statc9 Senate, Hon. prices, as they do now, they would
C. B. Watson, of the same place, al- find that the foreign manufacturer
so announced himself as a candidate, would bo ready to come in and sell
Since that time things have been to tho American people at a reason-
somewhat complicated and it was able profit. This would at least pre
feared that this complication would vent the exorbitant prices that
cause a rupture in the Democratic Trusts now fix. A well-known
ranks of Forsyth. Mr. GUnn real- Trust magnate testifies before the
ized that with both in the field United States Industrial Commission
neither would stand any chance, so that the Trusts put put the prices
lie has withdrawn in a most grace- up just as high as the business would
fill manner. He had a strong fol- stand. The other wav thev would
lowing throughout the State, who only be able to put them up as high
regret that circumstances forced as competition would allow, ami that
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him to do this. His card has the could not be as hirrh bv 50 ncr cent
ring anu no pledges mm- as they are at present.
right
self to Mr. Watson
oause of Democracy.
and to the
The North Carolina Tax Commis
sion made a ruling Tuesday that the
Mr. lilack burn says ho hopes tho salaries of united States officers
"little Democratic papers" will keep wcro liable to tax in this State un
up the fight on him they elected der the income tax clause of the rev
him two years ago and will do the enuo act, or rather they decided
wmo thing this year. If this be that incomes are liable to tax evrpnt
tiue, he should have gratitude those received from property al-
cnouxrh to "fork up" 'several sub- ready taxed.
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s(!rintions and Hend thoan naners to
i nose voiers wno no is noi positive Raleigh Post.
sure will vote for him to bo con- The Auditor's report for tho fiscal
sistcnt. this would be the proper ycar 1901 ending November 30th
thin to do ui lumjfcai, uiu iirsi year oi irov.
Aycock s administration shows
Messrs. Clarence Call and E. 13. &n,oUd.y-4 were paid out on ac
Unrkl.vir. mmhor of thn fit tit n nnrl C0Unt f ,eSaI rviceHand expenses.
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. , . . . I vu xvepuuiican menus arc uniair
UUUIItV VI CieeUUIIS, ICSpUCt rtrirtU L .
' i I CnOUCfh tn rhnrrrn 4hid tr ka 1 rrin
I " " -w.-mtv bUJiJ W Illy iUIU
ivcly, pour hot shot into the "pro cratic administration as one item of
fessional rosolutors" of this county the extravagance thereof.
through the columns of The Kalehrh Having no basis whatever for this
week. It is served red charS of extravaganco or improper
hoi, and no doubt acts as food for "8C f thPuM funds by tfto pres-
. . . aurmnisiration, we ex-
thought for tho erstwhile .nsurgent t n0 &r 6tatemont thero)rt from
s l sv st I Kin i 4 I t r
ut imuuutj, tnc iiepublicans. And no better
evidence ot their nn mimosa lhm'r
- w . . I vw, v
joursc jvir, J5iackburn is suD- k. .1
1 wuiiiucc iu ueuuive, can oe g Down
Ho understand his business, than in this charge concerning- the
jtrikes us that if he "does up legal expenses as stated for the
year 1901.
u:m Tho fiscal year 1901 becran on- the
iiiicvb uiin un cvui v occasion . "
L u: 4L . , w 1st of December, 1900. Gov.Eusell
of the $17,003.94 thu.s paid out, save
$517.81, was paid out on employ
ment made by or on account of liti
gation started by Gov. Russell.
The amount of $17,050.10 was paid
in settlement of Gov." Russell's con
tracts and legal contentions.
For the year ending November
30th, 1900, Gov. Russell's adminis
tration paid out, according to the
Auditor's Report for that year, for
legal services and expens, 89,159.33:
for the ycar before, that ending No
vember 30lh, 1899, ;Gov. Russell's
administration paid out for legal
services and expenses, 9,997.73; for
the year before that, ending Novem
ber 30th, 1S9S, Gov. Russell's ad
ministration paid out for legal ser
vices and expenses $5.200 71. Let
us add these Russell expenses for le
gal services, etc., together, and we
find there was paid out on this ac
count exclusively during the years
189.S, 1899, 1900 and 1901, the total
sum of $13,41D.S7. Now does not
this contrast with the $547 84 in
curred and properly chargeable, and
all that is chargeable to, Gov. Ay-
cock's administration for the years?
Senator Pritchard and his Repub
lican followers make much todoovcr
the action of the Democratic Legis
lature authorizing tho governor to
employ counsel to defend State elec
tion officers indicted in the federal
court. In tho first place we will
ask Senator Pritchard if the federal
attorneys do not invariably appear
for and defend federal officers when
indicted in cither federal or State
courts? And does not the federal
government pay all the costs incur
red in such defense?
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ihis is true, ana. upon exam ma-
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ion, we find that of the 8547.S4 paid
out by and properly chargeable to
Gov. Aycock's Democratic adminis-
ration for legal sci vices and ex
penses, $298.11, all told, were paid
out by tho State on account of the
defense of the State's officers indict
ed in the federal ecu its, leaving
$249.73 in full payment for legal ser
vices and expenses for the first ycar
of the Democratic administration,
which Senator Pritchard and his
convention pointed to with so much
pride for the years 189S, 1S99, 1900
and 1901.
The jury can take the case.
are confident of f he verdict in
favor.
OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE
51st Year.
PREPARES for the UNIVERSITIES and COLLEGES as
wrdl as for BUSINESS, for TEACHING and for LIFE.
- Situated near GREENSBORO, N. C, over 1,000 aoove
tho sr a level, in view of the mountains. Largest and Rest Kquipped Fit-tin-
School for Younpr Men and Hoys in the South. Rates: $125 to $175 per
annum. For beautiful Catalogue, address
J. A. & Al. H. HOLT, - - - -
Oak Ridge, N. C.
WILKESB0R0....
....MAEBLE WORKS.
We Buy by the Car Load and Sell First Class Work
Cheaper than any Yard in the State, we think &
Wilkesboro, N. C. WEBB & MILLER.
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As the Twig is Bent, So is Hie Tree Inclined
This is true representation
of the young lady who al
ways partook of our
SODA WATER.
The husband contended that
soda water was unhealthy
and would not drink. Be
hold the result!
Fortune Telling is Not a
Part of Our Business,
But Ave 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 finest beverage in town.
Doughton's Drug Store.
11 Hi
' v ' viVX?4v V ! WATER
A J S O DA
We've Got 'EmnJ
We
our
Women and Jewels.
Jewels, cand flowers, men that
is the order ol" a women's prefer
ences. Jewels for a magnet of
mighty power to average woman.
Even that jrrcatest of all jewels.
health, is often ruined in the stren
uous efforts to make or save tho
money to purchase them. If a wo
man will risk her health to get a
coveted gem, then let her lorlify
herself against the insiduous conse
quences of colds, colds, and bron
chial affections bv the regular use
of Dr. Boschee's German Syrup. It
will promptly arrest consumption in
its early stages and head the affect
ed lungs and bronchial tubes and
drive the dread disease from the
system. It is not a cure-all, but it
is a certain cure for coughs, colds
and all bronchial troubles. You can
get this reliable remedy at Dough-
ton's Drug Store. Get Green's
Special Almanac.
&w him up to the people. Mr. 7; T ' ;;
f r y 1 retired about the middle of Jan aary
f Vina r.alrnA Viirvi An. . . .
"U"""BVU uufc following, when Gov
sistcntly refuses he prefers inaugurated.
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Mr. Kluttz at loDg range.
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Jq latest style and best finish is
ion jour laundry when you send
io tho Charlotte Stea m Lanndrv.
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drug store Tuesday, returns on
Saturday.
Now, by a careful axaminaticin of
the Auditor's Report for the years
1901, from which the Republicans
learned that more than $17,000 had
been paid for legal services and. ex
penses, pages 213 to 219, inclusive,
we find as a fact that every dollar
WOOD'S "TRADE MARK"
FARM SEEDS
are the best that can be obtained
free from weed speeds and impur
ities and of strong germinating
qualities. It is very important if
you desire to secure good stands
and good crops to purchase the
highest grade Seeds obtainable.
This you can always do by pur
chasing Wood's 44 Trx.de Hark
Brand " of Farm Seeds.
Wood's Fall Catalogue tells all
about Vegetable and Farm
Seeds for Fall Planting, Seed
Wheat, Oats, Rye, Barley,
Vetches, Grass and
Clover Seeds, etc.
Write for Fall Catalogue and
prices of any Seeds desired.
T. W. WOOD & SONS
Seedsmen, - Richmond, Va.
Do You Want Groceries?
We have a big stock of first-class goods. If you
want to be pleased buy all your groceries of us.
Do You Want Dry Goods?
Well, we've rj;ot the verv best line in town. AVe
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 cvervthing vou could ask for
Shoes, Tinware, Woodenware, Earthenware, Feed
stuff's, Flour, Meal, Hay and
Did You Say Fertilizers?
Farmers, we carry S. W. Travers' celebrated
brands "Beef Blood and Bone," "Capital Bone
Potash," Travers Wheat and Grass," "Champion
Acid Phosphate.'' Get our prices before buying
elsewhere. We can and willl save you money.
HENRY & TERRY.
Prices Reduced
This is the way you will lind tho figures on
all of clothing marked down on everything
and now is the time to buy, while you can
get what you want nearly at your own fig
ures. Drop in and let us show you that we
mean what we say. Yours for bargains,
Call & Combs.
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GUARANTEED FIRST-CLASS
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THE HUSTLER, North Wilkesboro.