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J I WKerW
Mefefi Cool
of Prsoirii County
. Iff '1 . ' ' '
rect w We ask those who
t Rested to'preserve this forecast and
Majority in state:
'hi' f governor uaugatriae ' win
I understand that a report is bef j rs to" call an election under this certainly carry' 'seVenty-oiie conn
ing circulated all over the County kw? I have heiirdi , of inoiiei :j ties iat le'ast and will have a major
that if I am nominated and eleqt:; Then why I ask again, all tills ity in'the'state jof not less, than
ed to the Senate I will have a ip grent stir-up abour bond ksu3t iOOO. Th counties will be.'dis;.
passed putting a bond issue in thV Here is the why: It wa.j started tfibuted as follows:
county. 1 want to sa. on the bj wiifi the hope of deteatirig trie. 'I
ginning that this is absolutely want to say to yon, if-there; shall
false, I will do no such thimr. remain anv s devoid of the pits
can not believe that any candidate sion and principle of right Us to
started this false report, but !j continue to misrepresent me, that
any candidate gives credence to, your purpose will be defeated J 1
or allows such report to go urv confidently believe, for I have an
challenged as. untrue when be'abidiug faith in tlia &rood ho'ne$t
hears it he does not deserve the: citizenship of Person County. II
support of the good honest peoV do not believe that enough go(d
pie of the County, and will not-citizens in this County can be
get it. If any individual or set of :fo led or persuaded in voting
men started such a report they do .against me by misrepresentation
not deservo to be believed, and 1 to defeat me in the primary on
do not believe the good hone.si I June 3rd. j
It is a reaUuxuras well as hellthyto :
keep cool in the hot siiriittfer time. ' Thefe
is lots ot money spent and numerous meth
ods used in accomplishing this, but the most
economical way is
BUY YOU A PALM BFACH SUIT
and get the genuine cloth.
They will be extensively worn this
season by both ladies and men. We have
a general run of sizss in both styles made
of the genuine: chth and prices are right.
Come and let us show you. Stop your
horses here; leave your baggage, come to
see us whether you buy or not,
New Stores in P. O. Building-
Morton & Satterfield
citizens will be persuaded to fofc
low such men. Misrepresentation
of men and measures will never
v in at the polls with the good
honest citizens of Person County.
I believe in the rule of the peo:
pie by their expressed will at the
polls, and especially in measures
involving taxation. I do not be-J
lieve that a man in this County;
who knows me, believes that' J
would put a bond, issue on this
county. r
N k not even the ones who started
this report. Not a one of thjem
believe such a thing of me Then
what was it started for?- Onh1
,VVFirst district, 10 out of 11
counties. Majority in district 1500.
''Second district, 7 out of 8
counties'. Majority in district 3500.
''ffcird district, -7 out of 9 coun
ties. Majority in districV2000.
The "followipg " youn -peopb
spentlthe'week-eiid at t Loch Lilly.
Lodge: Misses Lucy Pace of Dan-' ;
yilIe,Va;Th3ma'WiUiaD-Ashe-,
viile, Lucile Pass of Roxbom and
Marye Lawson, of South llostony
Va:, and Messrs. E. v J. v Har?ie,
Clyde Crowejl, E. G. Long and..
J. A. Noell, Jr. JMrs. J. A. Noeli,
chaperoned the party.;' 7J":V
' Chance vs. Certainty.
Glasses purchased at . random
'Fourth, district, 4 out of 6'MAY prove satisfactory, al
counties. Majority in district 2500. though more often they cause V
"Fifth district, 8 out of II coun-; eye injury, while glasses furnish;
I told the people of this County
in the last election that I would
not put a bond issue on the Coun
ty. I kept that promise. ' I tell
It iem that low, and no man in
this County who knows me be
lieves that 1 would. So if you
jJio read this hear any -one tell
ing' or trying to make people be
Jieve this about' me, I hope you
will say for me that they I are
rong and doing me a great in
justice. Andvno honest mam will
ties. Majority in district 2000.
' "Sixth district, 6 Out of V coun
tifes. Majority in district 5000.
Seventh district, 7 out of 13
counties. Majority in district 1200.
Eighth district, 5 out of 9 coun
ties. Majority indistriclllOO .
"Ninth district, 7 'out of 40
counties. Majority in district'3000.
"Tenth district, 10 out of 13
ed by us MUST give entire satis-'
faction. Our work is not finishr
ed until they do. Why experi-
-VW -fc" 4" 0 .1 . . lff ,...
o incut ; -
Dr. N. Rosenstein, the OptdrV
metrist of Durham will be iti.
Roxboro Tuesday June 6th, stop- . .
ping at the Hotel Jones for . the
purpose of examining eyes and ' :
fitting glasses. . ? ' ',,
after being informed, continue
sucii conduct. . ' .' . :kK-'
Pnother report,; so I arif rla-.
formed,; lias just been,;born, (aiidi
one i-eason hop ftt4k mwih:f5f
help in trying to defeat me for
the' nomination. If the people
want the present road system
changed an the roads put in bet
ter condition, they only have to
say so and the plan. Any plan
the people may adopt, I believe
tluit the. township should be the
unit. This is-Democratic.
Now wliy all this bond issue
uo-stir anvway? Wh ) wants a
bond issue? I have heard no
great cry for a bond issue. Do
you. know that a State law now
gives any township the right to
vote bonds for good roads, road
improvement, the amount of bond
issue not to exceed fifty thousand
fasten the scheming brain of the
political workers against 4ie.
Here it is: That I am fighting
Mr. C. A. Whitfield. Now this is
"one of them things", absolutely
false. Mr. Whitfield will tell you
that I told him fiat I would main
tain a neutral attitude as between
candidates, and Mr. Hall will tell
you that I told him the same. And
I am maintaining this positionj
these reports to pass unnoticed)
but many of my friends th n ;j it
would be unjust to the people,
and also unjust to myself, not to
denounce both reports as unfound
ed and untrue. Now I leave the
MI::!!
No put just bought sev
eral cars of JKltN pRpMumji
her "at a price below': the - market
ana -we- arc going tu scir , iu. ,ut : a
j)nce to-J make yOu 5 feel you;.
FOUND it.
KILN DRIED flooring, ceil
ing, siding, boxing, BOUGHT
RIGHT-SOLD SAME WAY.
R
oxboro Lumber Co.
PRESTON SATTERFIELD, Sect'y. & Manager.
dollars in any township. This whole matter with the good peo
can be. done in any township in I pie of this County who have j so
'Person County by a certain num- greatly honored me in the pf.st,
Jnlead
qearters
This year you can't afford
not to make your own horse food
and supplies. The Deering New
Ideal Mower and Binder will en
able you to do this, and we can
furnish these machines at old
And for Cultivators,
Hoes, Spike Harrows
eadquarters. Gome to
We want YOUR BUSI-
prices.
Weedin
we are
see us.
NESS.
g
ber of qualified voters petitioning
the County Commissioners to call
an election for same. Now, you
who have been getting red in the
for which I am sincerely grateful,
and if you think I am a suitable
man, with some other good msn,
to look after the affairs and intei-
face misrepresenting me by tell- j est of this County in the General
ing the people that I would put a1 Assembly 1 will be under greater
bond issue on the County, tell us ! ligations to the good citizenf of
. ... . , . the County and will greatly lap-
where this cry for a bond issue tft th w .
it "WW If
comes rrom. Has any towtvlnp
by petition asked theCommission-
Yours sincerely, I'
E. J. TUCKER.
Good Rains.
This section has been blessed .
the past few days with the finest ,
. 1 f
rains imaginable. All who had to
bacco plants, arid it seems the most
of the' farmers did have almost
enough, have about finished plant
ing; We do not remember to have
DAU0HTR1DGE TO CARRY ;
STATE BY 24,000 CLAIM
i
miiinrnp
ntiftUtna
i
Raleigh, May 30. Governoij E.
L. Daughtridge's campaign man-
5
! agers today claim every congres-
ccr seen a uiier inay lursaLiiugt . . :A . L . .T lX ; j.
... , , , , sional district in North Care ma
out. the plants and with such a , . L, ijW, . i tl.v
good send off there should be a an71 of f16 100 counfes jwh.ch
j j . , ... . . make up, the exciting race tor! the
i Democratic nomination as govern
or.
The Claim by Districts. -
The last stage of this interests
Hear R. T. Fountain
Thursday Night.
tt T) m n !! i
nou. xi. i.rouniam win aa-ing contest finds tlfe naughtridge
dress the people in thecoWrt house wave sweel)ing ai before it,jand
heieon tomorrow, evening at 8 fully confirrning the expectations
o'clock. He will speak in the in-j we almounced two nontiis o,
terest of Hon. E. L. Daughtridge, when it became api5arent, tb o
canaiaaie xor me nomination ior rvi tfiatthei f voters
fv r- t ii' r j-i
uoveruur. oome out ana near i,n..Anrc
him.
of the Edgecombe couiUy. i njan.
! rn. n nntir .mWKiS rmii?v oren
It .rftii Tranon?wirn no in Hq - ,i i
' past,' trade with us in the future and baed 0D conservative reports
We will, treat you right and. save of the actual conditions throu;Ui:
you money. watKins & buuocK, out uie state maKe a. aenm iore
I ' vv. o,r o mi V.V -v: "cast of ;tLe results vwSjim-id'.
dows, doors." iliinslesumd brick- The filial returns msydi-cr slight-J
alL grades. ;IiOxboro Lumber Co. ly in a few instances but our ::'T-
Summer
Clothes - i
Fir Men and Young Men
If you find yourself unconi:,
fortably warm, ju'st come here
and slip into one of those high
grade "High Art" Palm Beach,
Kool Kloth or Tropiquate suits;
You will . feel like you have been;
transported to another climate:
They look good, too, :arid. ,thie
orices are reasonable; You
buy three of these popmar" and i
comfortable suits for the. pricevof
oiief of .the heavier grade gpods;j
OucSummerr Suits are correctly .
Sn'd-Ime3bye1-be8t 'of tail-:
ors;They will retain their shapel'
Thefeiis a lot 6f difference wm j
Palm v J3 each suits. Compae our p I
wiim Others artdSyouwill f seethe ,
ainerence: - -t--p-
"Roxtbro's " Beet' Storb"
am