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DAILT EICErT SU3DAT.
Sc 12S Cecrt Street.
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President 1 Castro destra ees
"the thusdei ings and aggressions
of Roosevelt. " But suppose Ca
trt rere Koc eevlt! ..
THE MALAYS.
VANCE NORWOOD, Publisher,
A. HV GLLSIOBE, (Sty Editor.
Tha? Lives Seers ts Ba Governed by
-Their Siipersirtions-
Ifsiajs will resort to any and
' , - ? everv eoriceivable pretext to avcrJl
Th pocket Look tha Colonel mnex cn Fridav. Thev fce-
Bryan lost in. the sleeping ear and j-Iieve.that if they pay their debts cn
Sibscrrtfca Price,
iscri;tS3 Price,
17. Ch. v- second-class msSl icagr.
DESIOCBATIC TICKET.
J4.CO Tear tj12 sha rp eyed porter found this csy tney will be overtaken by
ItCextsaVesk contained $ 500 "in -$20 ,Uls hn f V0! - Tuesday and
a.-PJ i ' I Saturday thej consider generally
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C NATIONAL.
For President:
' VnLUAII JENNINGS BBYAN.
For Viee President:
JOHN WOKTH li
The wtiather nan is trying to
cet good again but it sill take
the old felloTr a long time to get
back into the good sraees o
nremen.
the
IN.
STATE.
For Governor:
W. KTTCHTH.
For Lieutenant Governor.
W. C. NEWLAND.
Fcr Secretary of State :
J. BBYAN GBEEES.
For State Treasurer:
B B. LACY.
For State Auditor:
B. P. DIXON.
For Attorney General :
T. W. BICKETT.
For Commissioner of Agriculture :
W. A. GBAHAH.
For Corporation Commissioner:
B. P. AYCOCS.
For Superintendent of Education:
J. Y. JOYNEB.
For Insurance Commissioner:
J. B. YOUNG.
For Labor Commissioner:
M. L. SHTPHAN.
Electors at Large.
. W. BAILEY.
' WALTEB MUBPHY.
., Speaker Camion has bet-n t eil
intr the New England farmers
alxKit the eora and oat erops
in Illinois but "srhat he is really
interested in. "whether in New
England or Illinois, is the vote
crop, -rhat is his specialty.
nckv daTs, and if tier shave or
est their nails ' on either of . these
davs thereafter thev -will al-yavs be
in trouble end "sill perhaps die soon.
The Malay never sleeps in the after
nocn because of the fear that to
wsste the hoizrs cf dajlight tends to
shorten life. If a Malay n-ds his
clothes to have been bitten bj a
rat he is sure that it signifies ' bad
tuck, and if he can pc-ssibly anord it
the clothes are gixen awaj in th
name oi c
There is a stones
of bird called in the Malay conntry
ro"5"k rork, "srhich lives in the Seids
and does not btnld a rest. It is he
lieved that "srhcerer obtains & rork
rjwk's nest will -become invisible bv
course
neb e
'' .' , . f placing it on hi head. Of eot
bo the Japanese neetynH com j tve vTe
out to meet our eet as it eomes nest hidden &wsy scme-irhere-
within sight of Yokohoma-harbor.
Then as . the two iieets approach
The Malsvs slsv? abstain from
b' food crazing an eclire cf the
the Japanese squadron will snr-1 j nTtheir baths, so as to
round the American, and ranging f prevent the attack of - esntazion
1 diseases. The crc is a. bird cf es-
alongside, ship for ship.
eort the ne
bor.
if it i , heard cawinz near a hsbits-
f tion it 'means death to seme one of
What a day of snspens? that inmates. In some other parts
will be for Capt. Hobson ! I of the vorld if an q-z aiints on or
I near a honse and ho:-ts it is said to
DTD YOU EVEB?
ea
I honse
n "death - cr desolation-
' v , : . i cet or iotner
u Tor. saa a coiiar in vonr , , v i
I Dlici cat
CONGRESSIONAL.
For Congress:
COUNTY.
: For Senator:
ZEB V. LONG.
For Eepresentativcs :
N. D. TO?n,TN.
Z. V. TUBUNGTON
Snperintendent of Instruction :
L 0. WHITE.
For County Surveyor:
B.P.BIVES.
For Coroner:
P. C. CARLTON.
- For Sherin:
JAHES M. DEATON.
For Eegister of Deeds :
JAHES E. BOYD. -
For Treasurer:
W. BEESE SLOAN.
For County Commissioners :
,N. B. ftTTLLS
H. C. SUITERS
BP GATTHEB
D.E.TUBNEB.
J. W. HAGEB.
For Eoartl of Education :
DB. W. G. NICHOLSON.
J. L. BBADLEY.
PBOP. J. A. HELL.
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Weather Porecatj-
Washinzon, D. C August 31
For Xerth Carolina 'generally fair
tonight and Tuesday.
lias Comrade Debs been noti
ced?
As a Ions distance fighter Cas
tro Las no equaL
The reconciliation . of Senator
tr t" - - - ix i
tar.
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Mr. Hearst's party seems to be
losing every day, both in circula
tion and adverts
Tom Lawscn. the barker for
Wall street, is at it again. Bet
the lamb have heard Tom's
bark before.
There will be nothing to pre-.
vent 3Ir. Taft from accompanying
Mr. Eocsevelt on his African
tour if he desires to do so.
tot .
Captain. Peter Hains changes
his nniform several times a day,
but he will stick to the nniform
plea when he conies to trial.
v be burned or sold foi
tune. Ha
crosses the road in front
s.t once turn
American. Si and were about to ois- I bsrx sna tursue hi 'oznc tv &n-
5smz o the
nana, says Hearst s '.New. ier.p , MaIT he
lor Tour
pose oi it.
to set the
Now. when von have a vote in
vonr hand, and -are about to dis
pose of it. why
vonr fron would b? i otner -say.
i olacx cat siimires cancer mTQlTin
i the less of life. In some other
roun tries a-
ibcct crcsf"" z
rr
ie roa:
:e :znicanee. The dis-
t it Kr -,-f it.rtt h 5 zr&e&zCe namr or Mtmz tne nnze
rule:
r is slm rt unk:
m amcni: the
. Milsv;. Thev belisTe that if m-
dulred in the'hibit will surelr leal
Did vou ever hear the like
m
that? I to reTTTV'
What is a vote for Hisgsen but j ft is considered by the Malay to
a vote thrown awav ! .c.. t " i-
His gen's candidacy has-- not
even created a ntt:'ie on tne sur-1 v:
race ot the eamiaism-
or a inmese mnerai Detore- tne
rises.- Whatever he attempts cn
mzn ce . sure to prosper.
r-inz 2 br3iet as-
I ITViZZZ Cf j
THEREAT. ISSUE.
t sur;s the creamer . thit ne 'siu. die
j in a shcrt time. Then the faithful
f Malar dre
.er ciTes a.
entlv and
UNDERTAKER
AND -
EfflBALMER
irost Modern end Up-To-Dat?
EacjDment in Iredell County. My
new eight coin ma Funeral Cart
cannot oe exeeiieo in tne eoticiy.
Prompt attention. Best or ser
vice Terms reasonable. AVbtn
in need of anything: in my line
Tphone 71 ifcrongh the week and
D151 at nbt and on Sundays.
Prompt attention iven ?phone
ordsis.
6. C. Critcher
Funeral Director,
107 East Broad Street.
RESTAURANT
We are prepared to
furnish as good table
Board as can be had
in the city.
AT
$12.50
PEK MONTH
Open on Sunday.
BRAWLEY & HcFARUND
538 CENTEB STEEE1
A MAN IS KNOWN BY THE
CANDY HE SENDS.
Of course
its . .
She
wants .
ALWAYS FRESH AT j
W. F. HALL'S : Prescription ist
zm.
SEVERAL THINGS
Areto bt3onsidered in electing yonrBank
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. WOOD FIBEE PLASTER
"SECOND TO NONE"
EXPERIENCED PLASTERERS
PRONOUNCE IT THE BEST
PLASTER ON THE MARKET,
THE BEST IS ALWAYS THE
CHEAPEST. ASK FOR PRICE? I
AND BOOKLET, IT WILL PAY !
YOU.
StatKTille Plaster & Cement!
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wmmm, Statesville. N.Ci
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1ST- Strength-Financial Strength
2WD. ;The care with which the
Bank is Managed.
3RD. The courtesy and spirit of
of accomodation displayed
by the! Officers and Em
- ployees.
4TH. Thebanking experience of
Officers.
5TH. The ability of the bank to
Properly and Promptly
' Handle all Your Business
To Those Desiring the Embodi
ment of These Features" are
Offered T h e Service of THE
FIRST NATIONAL .RAM.
OF STATESVILLE
CAPITAL
SIOO.OOO
prr sue tnave
The New York World is now racifv the zis 2nd rrsnide thea
To- fee a mon-
ke"!" in the nor:
iz 15 an tlL oinsn,
war
Our U ;!y Ar;cstrr-
enr anctcrs, : said a pnj?
were r:kni3rkei. and snall-
T2i s. rec
a.
were
nrsnditicn if von
ST Iwr "STOriL
, iWhit I mean is that, va n!d
not set a job if von hi n-3t hid
srnailpoi. No cne granted a srr
mt ?ho ins iiible &t anv moment
to be stricken down vithv the loath
seme di5as; henc he opened a
ntf'wsLrr vclnme of 1?T4 "hence
help vanted ad. reid Eke this: -
" 'Wanted. - A - r?r.r? btireen
tysntv and thirrr tsits of are to
b ioctman and
greet fi:
Lerhntler
nilv. Ke mnt have had
Ipcr. in the natnral irsj;
Ic a cnan, middle &ed to viit
u.p?n a jmji.Tg ladj of great fortnag
and pessicn. The voman mnst have
hid the smaSpci in the natnrml
WIT.
doin good work for the Demo-
the foflowisr indictment cainst j ioz tmde. AH "of" these
the Roosevelt administration. t-:t rv;-.r;:-- an.'thewi
1 Wit ha.shAin PTtmrsnt rr! 1 JLlLit nsnallv tiies each cne as s
2. It has attempted to popu
larize war.
3. It has gloriSed in Philippine
imperialism.
4. It nas menaced the states
with Federal asurpation bv
meaas of constructive jurisprudence-
"
5. It has wreeklessiv nnder-
mined confidence in our business
methods, causing panic, depress
ion and snjcerinar.
6. It has profited bv the politi
cal contributions of corporaticnsi
seermg legislative favors.
7. It lias spo ken vodferocslv
asainst, the malefactors of great
wealth bat it has not bronsht
one of them to justice.
It has ballied Cocsress,
threatening: to do as it pleased,
law.or no law.
9. It has assailed the cocrts
when their judgements were con
trary to its wishes-
10 It has maintained the high
est tarin ever known in a tree
country and has made no move
m favor of income and inherit
ance taxes.
11. It has constantl v demand
ed law and more law for the
prosecution of trusts, al though
fexistmg laws are held by it to be
too ar&stzs ior enlorcement-
12. It is now attempting to
round out a career of wilfulness,
greed, ambition and tyranny by
forcing the election of a personal
ly excellent and amiable Proxy.
There is not a change in that
bill which cannot be sustained by
the facts.
It is a splended campaign doc
ument for Mr. Bryan and his co
harts. It gives them the cue for
an aggressive campaign which
will put Mrt Taft and his sup
porters hopelessly on the defen
site. And on top of it all is a period
of depression, which came in the
hey day of Eepublkaa TariiL
TiTisre are the remits of Roos
rrelt ntle, which Mr. Taft desires
to perpetuate his time for a
change. It is tiiw for the peo
ple to ru!?. .
A Filtering U-Su??t-
; Absorbent cottcn is hizhlT
ommensicti es hitemnz rnecinrrL
It acts rapidly and is therefore of
great vaine in rHtering volinle ele
ments. Fcr- ordinary household
ns it is sTJCciallv recommended
canse cf its inexpensiveness and
eaa of management. A large fsa
nel mnst be provided, and tne cat
ton is pressed more or less nrmly
into the neck, according to the 'ss
itance to be passed1 thrcngh. Some
liquids are mnch more dirncnlt to
manage than others, and this msst
of course be aUtnred fcr. A fittie
WHEN A GUSTOMEBi
Finds my Goods exceed his ex- f
potations in quality or kngt h I
of servke. f
therecolectiok!
remains loEg aire r the prfel
is forgotten. j
Things done bv halves are never I
done right f
REPAIR WORK j
Given Special attention. Rerj
of Loan and Trust Co. I
Phone No, 55. j
ii c Miixmvi
PLUMBER.
SonteD Railway Co.
Great Highway Of Trade
And Travel Through
The Sonlhern States.
ItThrough Pullman Sleeping
Cars on palatial trains between
principal Cities and Resorts of
the south
jHigh Class Dining Cars.
a -r
TpTtSz jr
Safe Guarded By
Financial Integrity
the Merchants & Farmers
Bank assures yon absolute
protection for "all funds de
positee, in its care. Court
eous attention to the needs
of our depositors isrequired
from all employees; and eve
ry facility demanded by
commercial usages is placed
at the disposal of all who
will avail themselves of onr
services.
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practice will shenr the housewife
her cioselT the cotton mnst be
TCSt
packed to insnre snccess in nlterfng
tha variens Eqirid? with which she
hxs to deal.
The foreign visitors to Ch had
aaked to see & natrre eiecntion, and
the goTemcr of the province for a
consideration had consented to
ohlixe them.
"Have merer, tost Hrmess.
wailed the wretched criminals as
they cringed before the gorern
LaTe we no chan?e?
5Tone whatever : responded Hi
hfyhrrpq? cmeerfnllT. Ttra a case cf
taelsl
'hemian.
heads yon lose. ""-Bo-
ERCHANTS & FARA1ERS B
OF STATESVILLE
. CAPITAl "25.000
OFFICERS:
I T. STIMPSO , President. C. S. TOMUN, Vke Pres't
F. B. BL3CH? Sec y Jc Tress.
y J. A. KNOX, Asst. SecV'Jt Treas. - ...
Directors:
T. Stimpscn, J . L. Stevenson, C. S, Tomlin, R. R. Kek
4. A Knox. W . S. Page, Geo. B. Nicholson I- K
I4enhy, G. Gaither, J. R. HOI. . B. Watts.
IMany delhtfnl summer and
winter resorts on and reached by
Southern Raflwa v.
"The Land of the Skv?r "The
Sapphire Country y in scenic west
em NorthCarolina.teautirul at
all seasons-Hotels of the highest
class.
For dstaHtd information applv
to nearest Ticket Agent, or
B.L. Ternon.T.P.
Chariotte.C.
S.H.Hardwkjr,PT.M.
Washington;D.C.
aylce, G & A.
Washington. D.C.
S3
CHESTER BROS
108 SOUTH CENHER ST.
For Groceries, Fresh Meats
etc Jest Received a Fresh
lot of Fwifts Premhiiii
Hams.
Statasrillfi, K. C. Phnne 110.
Snccesscrs to P. A. Jcnss.
Charles Hotel Building
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lunis 1 am o-oino- to n
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tomers.
will close November 1.
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