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- - I . , . I f - - -. . .... ... . , . . n'm c anahara. Mrftaft recently! fcONOELL Dnt) ui ,i.gfid the tariff ii-wSblcn, goods' o4w noeluj j- en should be reduced. "AiKright, ?5 , SU8SRIPTlONTERMVl . . me Dollar r.fwj I3ft? Xejiti1 for itx Months Twenty-five Cents for 3 months. The Editar is In Klwise;Vesponsibift , for views expressed by, correspondents, 1 y-- -. i fcntereJ ai the Post Office at Roxbpro.N i .ecood-class mail-matter . v. - jf.'-y.i Koxboro. N. e: May 25 J910. - m hi r " . .; A CALL TO DEMOCRATS In another column will be found a Call for the Democratic County Convention, The; Demo cratic Executive Commitfee for Person County wisely, we tfink, decided to have a regular old time Democratic County ..Coavention is jreality an old";tim Mass Meeting, wherev!?ereyr pefnof crat may have a voice m the af- fairs of the part'injihe.(guny Saying nothingbout the pres ent " National MmfntsKtftef whieh has been more of a disap-. pointment to Republicans than to others, as evidenced by the com plete failure of President Taft and the utter disapointment with the present tariff laws, this County should go Democratic this year by a good working majprity, and it will. Person is naturally a Democratic County, and when we are all working in harmony it is an easy proposi tion, but with dissensions in the ranks,' trouble on the inside, . as has unfortunately been the case for the past few years, it is an uphill proposition and requires unceasing work from the Chair man and those who stand shoul der to shoulder' with him. From present indications there never was a time when Democ racy was more united and when there was less excuse for divi sions than to-day, and if we act wisely and' well and name a strong ticket, from Constable up we will sweep the County with the old time majority.- nut we must agree that we are going to name clean, honest and-intelgesnt men. the very best men in: the County for all offices, and then f you fail to get the man of ygur choice it will be no task to ac eeptthe nominee as your man and get right down to work in earnest for him. While we want to make a personal campaign in that each man is expected to go to the polls ajid vote, he is ex pected to vote for every man on the ticket. Do not single out some one whom you do not es pecially admire and scratch him or trade him off for some one fit whom you are personally inter ested. We can never win with such methods, j v Attend the -Convention and m mm mm aw mum m vs. a i edi well and good, but if , the utiici iciiuw ja uauieu lei ua have no quarreling and fly-blowing. July the 2nd is the date, and on that day we are going to name thenen who shall govern the . affairs for this County. Wilt you do your part? We wonder how many good honest Democrats voted for Mr. Taft in this 1 County? Of course you thought you were voting for, the best interests of yourself, and the country at large, but honest 'tyjvhaven't. you found that you mkde a "mistake? One mistake ' proper thing to 3o is to come manly back into the Democratic ; fold and io: not v. make the mis- ' a habit. While, noiVe of us agree with everyt:jlie Democratic ' party does; jstill,iit js the party of the people-and for the people, y"and if ever .the people get relief it will be thrpugh the Democrat ic party. . .' he : Courier-Journal says of 3m m m m ..' mm m a m. m" . i . m MrT Clarlf Jrespohde message c-tQ Con gress rlemana ing a rHuctionfand jfChairmart Payne will report jtheV bill th Deriidcrats will offer no amend ments," Butnomesaajothii 'effect has been sentto: Congress: and will not be'because the Presi; dent .knows to. ' whom" to look X when the pork, barrel gets low. If true, this is a 'scandal . that! should .. damn the -: Republican party. The Boston Transcrip an nounces that-the Republicans on" the Ballinger In vestirating Cornel mitte, except "the' one insurgen t who, is , -a ;membei have i agreed; that no pubUcatnalLbniaae;!; no v tKuu tue . w u made until" c Kin uveixiuei election. TTT . Ballinger Wust loir Taft W i fetoiet him dowttin:aarachiite: so, he will have no bones broken when hje him:thlSamMtllBttti .1-. - -M:mMtLm. tors aimmerI wash, some pretexttwill be (lei vised tooiince rhini aiplontfel lyr Butihat cannot cie unpopular Taft t admJnisficmr--News & Observer. i '. Mr. S, S. McNich, a One-time Democrat, has accepted the nomination f or Congress in the Ninth District, The samg old story voteo) for Roosevelt and has been expecting his reward ever since, but unless things change very considerably he is not very near the swill trough yet. The Methodist Mission Confer ence at Asheville announced that has received a donation of ten thousand dollars from Mr. B. N. Duke, of Durham, for missionary work in Brazil.. It begins, to look as if the mem bers of Congress will spend the Glorious Fourth in Washington, It has been a long session which has nothing toits credijt , : , Why did the comet shy? The lndianaoolis News thinKs it saw the high price of living and shied. It was enough, but the rest of us must stay and endure it A MOST LAMENTABLE MESS. Attorney General Wickersham's admission that he predated his sum mary and conclusions in the Glavis case, can impress no one favorably. Representative Francis Burton Harrison is not without some grouno stand upon when he charges that, the President and, Mr. Wickersham.: had agreed to furnish-toCongress "'misleading information ;tOt supply art 'ofScial uocument as or one uate wmcn was really prepared many "weeks later a undocument calculated to have a serious, if not conclusive, influence, upqh questions - of the highest public importance. " Again: He had transmitted tolheSenate." says Mr. . Harrison, -an official preview of the evidence with the summary and cohcltisiofis? by the torriey General, dated Septent- ber ll, 1909. The Attorney Gen eral has now admitted the truth of the charge that his report, with its summary and conclusions' was written, not on beptember 11, 1909. the day of its date,: but weekslater.'' . : It has been charged, and per haps ndt without , truth; that an effort is being made to discredit Ballinger at allfhazards. But' that the President, and .-Attorney General acquitted Ballinger first and got up. the evidence afterwards is apparently; beyond dispute. This was Jed woiod j ustible ' reversed. The 'country has rneveK seen another Cabinet scandal quite so unedifying in all its particulars Charlotte Observer.; f ... - ; ThedBaptist Churchef i f Cast well a nd Person counties willol d a Sunday School Institute ar Clem ent, on June J8 and 19J Samrdayr and Sunday, ;I910 All -churches are lirgexf to send their officers and teachers and as mahy't others 'as possible-vfl'. l - ;The following is the prograni which has been prepared for the 'two (days: -r'"- r - i v SATURDAY; s 10:30 Devotional Exercises by pastor. I : ' f . 1 1 :00 - The - Church Members, Obligation to the S uridaV .School by Ei' lilMiddleidn and 4 "fiP-: '.f. i4 j , L v, ' . . M ;40 Address by C. P. Ryland a i I Z-MP Recess! f-o;J1vr 1 -:30 Sohg anckPraise Service. 145 iMaKiha the bchoitfr liis- x ui. t- 'waaih- by c: 11 Midaleton. 5 Open Conference ' SUNDAY. - ' 9.30 Song and Praise Service, j 0:00 Mass5 Meeting Six Five Mipute Talks; to be arranged by rastor, 1 0;30 v -Address 'The v Young Mariana the Sunday School, jdhn VeradnV Ui:t5 The Dignity of the , Sun day School, E. L. Middleton; ,rl2:45 Recess. " v 1 1 i f Bong and Praised Service. U :30 Conditions and needs of Caswell County by E. F. Upchurch 2:00 Qonditions and Needs in Person County by T. H. Street. 230 wotld Wide Sunday Schoo Work, by E. L. Middleton; E. D. Poe, T. H. Street, J. H. Harvey. Committee. Laymen's Meeting at Bethel Hill I' Program for the Laymen's JVieet ing to.be held at Bethel Hill the third Sunday in June, beginning at 10:45 with a song service, nhe addresses to begin at 1 1 o'clock .1. The Origin, and purpose of the Laymen's Meeting, fdiscussed by Prof. F. P.iHobgood, of Ox ford, and others. ! r 2. What the Bible Teaches Jn Regard to Stewardship of the Church, discussed by B. S. RoV- ster, of Oxford aid others. 3. Jhe Great Need Of Giving the Gospel to the World, discussed b R. Hunter Beasiey, of South Boston, Va., and others, r ? 4. The Best Plan to Interest the Entire Membership of the Church, discussed by T. H. Street of Mill Creek, and others. The Church cordially invites all neighboring Churches to send dele gates, and all who are interested in giving the Gospel to the world to be present at this meeting. A. J. Crutchfield. J. W Montague, S. P. Gentry. ' Committee. Death of Little Emry George Gentry. I ...... - "", 'For the second dmethe death angel has visited the home of my dear sister and taken away from her a daughter and the last a son. Little Emry George, Oh,' how he suffered for just one week. He was only placed here for a short while. No more to hear him call for mama and papa, and? how A we will miss him at grandmother's,' '" . . '. aV ' ' - his dear little voice was so sweet to hear. When he would see me coming he would s?y Mama, aunt Wastie is toming." No nev er to hear his sweats voice any more on 'earth. BuVwe havevbless- ea promise, we can go to mm. The Lord only spared him here 'just for ablossom in our home. He was only two,years-old, and leaves behind one "brother, two sisters, mother and father, and a host of . . V relatives to m curn hisdeath . May God bless the sad home, and re member he is better off than, we are. , --'! " Aunt Roxie, : IhaveYwo tracts of land, situated in CaswelFCounty, North Carlina, with eood imnrovements and well ocated, which Xwjtl sell cheap arid . 1 "UK .b.-!w--f. xow, ; rem two term , i tH-iT eui face;,-yeitaixta't feet tmtjout otct jaorttfled. l Taln't .notWa to ;irbi j ere jdoln V for, m-akln everything 'on trust f ,XnV besides, yell "be Jinyv if e tomorrow When ini be allr right X or ye tOj take :ahytMng. iiWhy ?not a few , hoars aooner when je aq i lay It jont bneto-"Tduraelf4-'anV llkeye want?- There; ;that's fright,' as fine, clipped 'the money Into her i Jlress with 1 heightened; color, but trustful eyes." Now Td better" be' gon ' Red Petes tearlnrthlsrwairJiUfto'Tdll.an I dont want to start a? row today. i Re niember,vtpmorrow at ,3aoon. Til have a licenser, an went find a 'preachef somewhere.' 'Goodby.' J4v"i He bent - over suddenly and pressed aiklss? tupon ber. forehead. As be did so there came a, wild bellow of rage from f Red iPete; Tliev-Tei'an' "dodged throngh the door, 'laughing, followed W a caoKing: .riwnjt.ye ever c( -heeWInV)n,tyyever;daer w Ttii1 folfonFoon' Reflet A)j a ? chQkjng:. f Don't, ye ever come, to. ete was TFaltltig 'for him. h He ' liad been Wait ing .ail ay5 , A tJie1exan appeared he jspran forward ".savagely. -i , -?&et out here!'fhe'yeiied; "lfe don't I'll have ye 'rested. I'll set thP whole jstreet on ye., , They're t all mj i friends" , , -' i '.'Come, Katie. said the Texan quiet lyi ) rnih : -''s . , As she stepped trqm behind the; desk Red ?ete rushed to the door. , v "Police! Policer he shouted.. :Ui A policeman was standing on the coraer. and he responded quickly. He took in ..the situation t a glance. , , T want ye to 'rest this man, storm ed; Pete, nhis cowpuncher. He's try in' to run off with my cashier. I s'pect he's been stealin'I s'pect both of 'em have. I want him 'rested." ' MA11 right. assentedythe policeman. "That's a pretty serious charge. 1 guess you'd better come with me, my man, dropping ls hand heavily upon the Texan's shoulder. "That's the way, approved , Red Pete. MDont ye let him git off how. officer. Big Kate, ye git behind your desk, an don't let me see ye speakin', to another man in a month." "Hold onT interposed the .officer. "The girl "will have to come with me too. You included her in the charge." "But 1 didn't mean"- "Too late for that now. 1 will have .to arrest both. If the girt's innocent she will get off." "Well." doubtfully, "if ye say o. But remember. 111 fco baU. Send her back soon's ye cau. ; I'd go along if 1 could eave the business;" but i can't." "Of course, not.", agreed the police man. "I'll attend to it all right Now come along, you two. He grasped the prisoners roughly. Big Kate looked frightened. The Tex an after one look into the officer's face went along quietly. At the corner the policeman stopped. "Now, you two scud up that side street he ordered. A parson lives the second door from the next corner. Get it over soon's you can and then jump on a trolley and be off. Red Pete's got friends' on this street, and they're a hard crowd. . He .could make you trouble. Hurry now. and good luck to you! Ready Mow!! We have just re ceived our line j)f Spring and Summer DRY-GOODS. NOTIONS, SHOES, ETC. If you will call and -examine this line and compare prices you will find that you can save money by buying Irom lis, -STAPLE- V and FANCY GROCERIES. - Full , and complete line always on hand . and sold afr reason able prices. - Country produce at highest market I price, " . - J. M. 0,Briant& Bra THOUSANDS OF HAPPY HOMES. :-. Owe their happiness to' the use of Vick's Croup and Pneu--monia Salve. ; Its the prompt quick: relief, and preventive It nips the trouble before it can get to the danger point. See?Be wiseHaf e ready. 25, 50 and : $l-00:iara6 : A1I, Druggists. ," -" - ,i - ) r"X ' . - ' ' . V - -r ' -' , i r 41 - f ! . r . " f-r iQj it y n t - t -'nr. JUXUXU : -mts&c, at-greatlyreducedprices. "Stwgnt; to carry oyfer any- everythinsr;.m .this T)rm t fcn.T that Hat untilyou have , ' " ' r 1 v. . 3 Clayton; g Long ..fc Long, j Ynnr TWd S0DA E . ,01" " GOOD DRUGS n Groeer. U -- Be wise arid come tome, for I have given years to the business and try at all times to keep only the best, and I know no one will sellyou goods chea per or try: harder your wants and if it is to be had I you will find it at The Groceryman. alls to give satisfaction Phone Hugh woods 3SI From Pli Filth To Food And Eever, r What to do ffet? rid of. flies. ' W ran fnv. nish window screens, screen doors,t fly screen wire cloth at a moderate cost to: fit any size uoororwmaow. uii at our store and ex amine the Sheerwood windoW- screen,1 steel frames, black Japan,, strong durable and! neat, has extension wmaows. - ; r EVERYTHING HARDWIRE, ROXBORO H COMPANY 301 1CZ3QE ' TT r :"rAU' iit;r r f t 4- ; . 1 9 SI That is the con dition oiT which we want you to judge our store. We endeavor to have everything the best. iWe want to merit your patronage. You will enjoy a glas? of our de licious so da every day. There may be times when you will need drugs too. That itrfyou will appreciate Qua lity also. IOC 3 to, fit different sizes ofl x . IN SUMMER RDWARE . of U 41. i. r. I f l JDFug Company 1 'Phone . Wo. 3 A . rx rave. ;v . $ . . , n easy terms. v. j -1 t-ouotairv; MorrisWcbb Drug Co. 1 Marcus C. w ntsead. i ; . si- - ' I r ? - 'i -V' Si 4-- v
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