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THURSDAY.
MAY 1. 1902
None can deny that the proposed
Candy Trust will naturally be "just
too sweet for anything."
Dr. Talniage was not only a good
preacher but a good financerer. He
left an estate valued at $300,000.
Ah, ha ! Ex-Cogressnian John W.
At water, of Chatham county, who
announced some time ago his fealty
io -uepunncamsni, comes out as
an Independent candidate for Con
gress in the Fourth District.
The Charlotte Observer says, there
Is naturally much comment upon the
manner in which Representative W.
. Ivitchin, of Fifth District warm
ed the jacket of Representative Black
burn, of "de ate," in their debate in
the House Monday, lie certainly
made a clean job of it. J
A Sioux Cily bank has a night
watch In whom it has implicit reli
ance. He has withstood numerous
attempts to turn him from the line
of duty. He has never been caught
napping and has an eye to business.
In the day time lie is amiable and so
ciable, but when turned into the
bank at night he draws the line and
crossing that means bitingand blood
He is a bull dog.
.Let us hope that the promoters of
the Steamship Trust will not yield to
the convenient temptation to water
the stock of the company.
Like a Drowning flan.
"Ftve years ago a disease the doctors called
dyspepsia took such hold of me that I could
scarcely go" writes GeoS Marsh, well known
atrorney of Nocona. Tex. "I tcok quantities
of pepsin and oilier medicinee imr n.ithir...
helped me. As o drowning man grabs at a
straw I grabbed at Kodoi 1 felt an improve
ment at once and after a few botues am
sound and well." Kodol is the only prep
aration whieh exactly reproduces the natural
digestive juices and consequently is the oniy
one which digests any good food and cures
any lorm of stomach trouble. J. G. Hall.
And now, if we are to follow the
lead of a Western professor, we must
no longer believe in the beautiful sym
I holism of the wedding ring, which
has been accepted as meaning fidelity
without end. Last week the afore
said professor declared it to be a rep
resentative of the manacle by which
in earlier ages the master led away
the slave. He called it "a barbaric
tradition that fills no function what
ever in this modern 20 th centurj-."
LV 11.. jy j
ui me nrst time in many years
the Democrats in Congress have the
Republican majority on the defensive.
They have but to stand to their euns
to win an important victory for the
party and forthecountrj-. It is plain
to all that the nation is ripe for re
volt against the policy of exclusivp-
ness and favoritism
I. J.
Tr,rT.i vn i r'usiej iarm- Ane vte on Cuban
" Wl'fcaa forced the lssUe.
THE ENEMY AFTFR JUDGE CLARK
The editor alone: with the other
editors received Major .1. V. Wilson's
length v letter containing fourteen
charces against Judge WalterClark
Major Wilson in the first part of his
letter is candid enough to state that
personal enmity to vva rds J udge Clark
actuate him in bringing the charges
and almost in next paragraph says
he makes the charges in the Interest
of the Democratic party, and that
Judge Clark is unfit for Chief Justice.
It is an undisputed fact that he is
the ablest man in the State to-day,
and stands in the forefront as a jurist
and a writer, and has done a great
work for North Carolina. He has
shown his iitness for the exalted po
sition which he occupies, aud has al
ways been on the side of the people
iustead of trusts, combines aud Rail
road corporations, which Is the prime
cause of the opposition to him for
Chief Justice.
The enemy now well know that
unless they spring something - new j
on Judge Clark that his nomina
tion and election is certain. So in
our opinion the enemy have started
this attack to defeat the man who
they know will oppose corporate
greed and who may antagonize their
interests if nominated and elected.
Major Wilson should "show his
hand" and prove his charges and not
try to forestall and force the whole
party to defeat their choice just be
cause hk says Clark is guilty of the
charges he makes against him. We
shall not believe the charges until he
prove them, and we feel justified in
saying that Judge Clark in his reply
will refute every charge that needs
answering.
The attempt of the corporate infl
uence to Injure Judge Clark will fail.
The people still honor their favorite
for Chief Justice of Supreme Court
They well remember his work on the
Supreme Court bench in protecting
their interests against the oppres
sion of combines, railroad corpora
tions and Rep-Pop incompetency.
We feel sure that this movement
is backed by the enemy men who
voted for McKinley but they can
not deceive the tried and true Demo
crats. Of course they want to defeat
him, as they cannot use him, but we
think the Judge is able to take care
i
alleges, he nass mpirea cases ana ex
pressed opinions in cases which were
lcu uu luu cnarge oi giving a
client a paper purporting to be a de
cree of divorce by a Dakota court.
embodied in the
Bino-luT- tariff nu, ,, , " " l lj LcLKtj care
-uingiey tann. ihe vote on Cuban Lf i
I u.uiotrn m me present emergency
Tas fnrcw1 1-iq toonA I .... a j
ana is not given to "napping."
The Republican Senate must choose
between duty to Cuba and subser
vience to the Sugar Trust.
Drt nTr--!) D 1L . The Xews and Observer says that
lVUiiaU V iMiiV Powerful organization, the
J J Imperial Tobacco Company of Great
These are sweet words, but how mucl Britain and Ireland, is a strong, de-
SrXX, It. termined and active competitor of
...... ...wtww, 0 i iiinu na.z
become Wrtrwin a v r..-. . .. i
been spared much of the anguish of child comes boldly into North Carolina,
winn. coiner s inen.i i3 a liniment to t "onieor brighttobacco culture.andan-
S$'tSZc& thVS?nthT 8 thV seneral state head-
elasticity and strength, and when thefiSi (lUarter8 be at Raleigh. This
great strain comes they re-pond quickly and Wl11 be Phasing news to the tobacco
easily without pain. Mother's Friend is farmers of the State, and the fact
never taken internally. InKr,,, r,m,- ,, . ' uu Lue Idct
i than ori if " managers of the
at this time do mors harm
company have decided to make Ral
eigh the North Carolina headquar
ters will be most gratifvine- news r
all of our citizens as it means higher
prices for the weed.
Brother Robinson, of the Durham
sun, is right in saying that everv
newspaper treasures up in its mem
ory the names of its friends and like
wise its enemies. It seldom over
looks an opportunity to assist. vo
former, but never goes out of it
to help the latter. Human nature is
pretty much the same else where.
VIOLENT ATTACK ON JUDGE CLARK.
The Raleigh Times says that Major
James W. Wilson, Ex-Railroad Com
missioner, of Weldon, has just sent
out to the Democratic papers of the
State a lengthy address "to the Dem
ocrats of North Carolina," In which
he violently attacks Justice Walter
Clark, both in his political and pri
vate character. The first part of the
letter Is devoted to a contention that
J ustice Clark is not a Democrat.that
he was the confidential adviser of
Butler, Russell and other Fusion lea
ders during that regime, and wrote
for the Caucasian, and concludes this
part by saying, "I have seen deser
ters and traitors shot, r
them pardoned and restored to the
ranks, but I have never seen or heard
of one who was put in command of
an army. The experiment, if made,
will prove as disastrious in politics
as In war." The senonrl nnrtinn ia
personal and contends that he is un
fit for the bench. He accuses Justice
Clark of writing for Gov. Russell a
paper giving reasons for removing
the Wilsons as Railroad Commission
ers and afterwards writing the opin
u,;, morning sickness, or any of the
nancy1 tS Wh'ch usual;y accompany preg-
The proprietor of a large hotel in Tampa,
Fla writes: "My wife had an awful time
with her first child. During her second
pregnancy. Mother's Friend was used and
the baby was born easily before the doctoi
arrived. It's certainly great "
Get Mother's Friend at the
drug store. $1 per bottle.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR
Atlanta, Ga
Per.
pie who show the newspaper man ion of the court in the case; instigat-
uea uerter invest- ing actions that later came before
He closes with an appeal to
woman Is sunnl-pd
ri who iUiCIlUiU I in I- I ks. l iwi 1U V CO I- I -liJtl
mnr I, .. I '
" cc". never iear rising or swelling "nt or one that more surely pavs him
breasts, morning sickn- or,,, ( .u5 v,,, , . ' yu-j 8 mm
uij iiiiim in ii unriAn a . i s 1 ,
hna later, ash uov. Aycock and Senator Simmons
uas ieen truly said, there ora to ,iuMa,.ifi,i .
time in Th iir f ,iT,nn . .
mauwnenn, means democratic defeat. Mainr,
needs his
badly.
home paper, and needs it
CO.,
We learn from the Washington dis
pones the inston and Greensboro
Public building appropriations will
not be allowed but willfortheerection
of one at Durham. Several member
i "kcj ai iiR'uinern
l.K?rourreeiUustratedbook'"B b, of the committee.includingChairman
iuer,regarued theclaimsof Greens
boro as more meritorious and legiti-
'W HI WP IV Villi,-
11
mm
ita "6 a J4, res
mate, but In deference to
of Mr. W
the wishes
Wilson states at the outset that"ner-
sonal injustice" lead him to make his
investigation.
It is well known that influences are
openly making a bitter fight upon
Justice Clark and are rioinc nil in
their power to prevent his nomina
tion for Chief Justice. However, no
one seems to know yet of any candi
date against him. Judge Clark has
the support of a very large element
of the cartv
to come before him. He says he has
proof of these charges if they are de
nied. and it occurs to ua that he
should send his proof along with the
charge, and let the public judge o
the matter. Let's have the proof
There lias been enough of mysterious
talk about Judge Clark. Maj. Wil
son is a patriotic old North Carol!
nian, but he shows quite plainly that
he has a personal grievance, and 1
ne can show more improper conduct
on the part of Judge Clark as a judge
than his own in accepting special fa
vors from the railroads while he was
holding the office of Railroad Com
missioner, we will join him in oppos
ing his nomination.
Goldsboro Argus.
The editor of the Argus is in receipt
of a communication signed by Major
J. W. Wilson, formerly a member of
the Railroad Commission of the State
attacking Judge Walter Clark of the
Supreme Court Bench.
He embodies in his communication
14 charges seriously reflecting upon
J udge Clark, a.nd says that he has
proof of each charge, and that if
Judge Clark is nominated by the
Democratic convention, these proofs
wili be scattered broadcast over
North Carolina.
He furnishes no proofs himself, and
he professes to be writing in the In
terest of the Democratic party. As
he is such a staunch friend of South
ern Railway wonder if he did not
vote for McKinley along with
the socalled true "Commercial Demo
crats?"
If his motives are purelv Datriotin
and in the interest of the Democratic
party it would seem that he ought
to furnish the proofs now, in order
that the party may have the oppor
tunity of passing upon them before
State convention meets, and certain
ly if he is not willing to do this, and
prefers to wait until the convention
to attacK a nominee he should not
expect to be listened to by the party
as a Democrat,
The voters of the Democratic Dartv
win not be content to drive from
public service upon charges a man
wnose life has been so useful to the
State as has been the life of the gifted
Judge Clark, without something
more than bare . assertion, and the
-k .a
democratic voters are capable of
hearing and passing upon the proofs.
Major Wilson says in his commu
nication that "deserters are never
piacea in command," and still he
seems to threathen that if his wishes
are not allowed, and if Judge Clark
should be nominated, he wili lead an
attack upon Judge Clark as the Dem
ocratic nominee.
In what class does he place himself?
The Democratic party desires to
nominate men of ability and charac
ter, and it is willing to listen to the
advice and admonition of any of its
I members, but surely it cannot be ex
pected to follow the wishes of those
who seek to intimidate and threaten.
Does Major Wilson mean, in his ar
ticle, that he will not support Judge
Cla rk if he is nominated by a Demo
cratic convention, and will the oppo
nents of Judge Clark in the State fol
low this policy?
If this is correct party policy, and
an example of party loyalty, then
there is no binding force in party pri
maries and party conventions.
We again say that it is the duty of
Major Wilson to present to the vo
ters of this State his proofs, and if
they are satisfactory and show that
Judge Clark ought not to be nomi
nated, the Democratic party will not
nominate him, but if the voters deem
insufficient and Judge Clark is nomi
nated we submit that it will be the
duty of Major Wilson to sunDorthim
as the nominee of the party.
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vluuuuwuk iiKe iieis atraitor tuateveryema oi tne state, Kead the following testimonials WEST VIRPTMTA Tin u
CRYING EVIL IN NORTH CAROLINA. 5 his Party) while the other mem- white and black, should be educated, tor and brooders obtained from you lan year have WenrrtZVf The collecti of claims a 8Pecialtv
We are glad to see the News & Z, ?f P8ite If "TfJ!?? did nott.hlk tion -J.H.Stewart, Dirrctor wf VixginL Expedient ISOT n.. .u.. n,. tt
'fluofl.-I town. W. va i . ... ..K '.i.iirf noppa
0.
Observer refer to what has become a
real crying evil in this State and our
J udges are responsible for it. It says
It the Superior Court Judges, mayors
term in the State could be increased
one month during the coming school
year. Keferrins- to trm TrRfn. term
of Cleveland court, the Shelby Star
says:
'The last term of court was a cash
political parties. The principal sub- that tQe negroes ought to be educa- town. W. Va.
ject for political gossip now is the ted' he 3d not agree with them. No NEW YORK: "I got o; chicks out of i8 fertile o-crc t?a cu "P s kotmfh
nomination of candidates for the Su- uneducated force, he said, could do Genoa., N. Y. & 3 5 3 8 f6rtlle eggS' Edw SharP B- EK'
preme Court bench by the Democratic as ood work as one that had been tut u T , .
Convention in July. Judge Clark is trained. The speaker's closing words rXZ"Z f-f u , company has thousands and thousands of fine
HH.,t0 f ri,t0i to the audiennfi and tn v,i '""-.. t RC dUUVcu menuonea. send ioc in stamns nnH
Non-Aloisture. Self
South, once contending for union and M r 5 lutulMlor circu,ars Iree- Cyphers Incubators f. o. b. Oxford
iuuepeuuence were now united In a
txx fZox, spr
Attorney-at-Law.
COOPJSH UANK BUILDING,
OXFORI, . NORTH CAROLINA.
Comments of True Democratic Papers.
Goldsboro. April 24. Dr. Cy Thomp
son arrived in the city last night and
when intervieved as to Wilson-Clark
in advance session and as a result episode said that Judge Walter Clark
$400 or $500 will be turned into the did not ask him (Thompson) to spa
overnor Russell on the train com-
Isufferedti.etortureaofiiirt.wji $400 or $500 will be turned into the dl
hww& public school fund of the county by G
LTnfi,cr,0,ssIJur CASCARETS in the Captain Hoyle, the genial clerk of the ing to Goldsboro and ask for the an
court." pointment of Judge Clark n r.hr
plies and feel like a new m?ne tirely ilee trom
C. H. Keitz, 1411 Jones St.. Sioux
more glorious independence than had
ever Deen enjoyed.
The Best Prescription for Malaria
Junius and I"ever is a bcttle of Grove's
lasieiess cnui ionic. Tt i cimnl!,, ?
. . . v . """f .
I v, uinine in a tasteless form. No Cure. No
fay. ooc.
City. la. ,
The crying evil in North Carolina Justice, and as a matter of fact he Lr ,We y Warsaw, Pa., landown
connection with i.a nriminkfm n'hnmnsfin riiri not nfmo er sleeps each night In a room draped
tion of justice, is the too frequent en- boro to attend Judge Faircloth's Tons, SJ tallddte i?&
trv. "Jnrle-mPTit. siiHnpnnt nn naTr. fnr.Prl. From this it ttti I r"r.." l"nuaaie OI tne
WADE H. BRITT, AGENT, OXFORD, N C
a ixla" jvsem ior an gina of Poultry Supplies
New Store & Goods
LOW PRICES AND FIRST
cHWoI,LpraCtlPe wberever his services are want-
i r " lr UCBl e""ri8 in Decair or ms
A, A. HICKS.
ICJKS A JHINOR,
8. W MINOH.
Pleasant. Palatable Potent, Taste Good Io
Good, Never Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe, 10c 2jc SOc
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
Up-Mat Hldr Conpaoj, Chlugo, Hontrral, K Tork. SIS
MQaTQ .HSf Sol 1 and pnrrnnteed by all drat
iya u-ua gl8tg l0 Tobacco Habiu
iij, u uuKiiieu v Busuf uuen l un T ar- luueiai. r rum luim il won n uun
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ment of costs." Of course that entrv that charge No. 11 made bv Mainr
is a proper judgment in some cases, Wilson against Judge Clark is with
but it is being abused. Too manv out foundation.
people are permitted to escape on the Rockingham Anglo-Saxon.
payment of costs who ought to pay And now Major J. W. Wilson is out
a large fine aiso to the school fund., after Judge Clark's scaln. WRhn
The action of the Cleveland ronrt received from him an 8
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lot aftaoliirtcr him nnnn "ha. j.
of his party loyalty and his moral
fitness for the position because, as He
floor a catafalque, on which
a
Important to Mothers.
Examine caretally every bottle of C ASTORIA,
ft safe and sure remedy for infants and children,
and see that it
, SAX?.
Bears the
Signature of
tt V09 Tor Over SO Years.
Sbo Kb Too Sew At JSesjbt.
p CLASS SERVICE.
My stock consists of General Merchandise and Groceries
Your patronage solicited, phone orders will receive
prompt attention Goods delivered anywhere in "own
free of charge. Give me a call
rneys-at-Law.
OXFORD. N. C.
ASSOCIATE COUN8BL:
Ji t. mens,
H3NDBESON, N. C.
4i?lillE,"aCtlie to?etber in the courts ot Gran
li Xace" FranUn and Warren conntlea, and
wi Si?tte8 -eqalrlnK their joint attention.
, y proiPt- ill!zent and faithful atten
OT to : tn?E"Bs to '??er?e"nS receive -. -.-Mrr
W. ORAHAp,
Attorney at Law.
, Phone 83.
WALLACE WHITE,
OXFOKD. N. C.
btiBine? 9 enti istel to my care will be prompUi
n Diyi