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VOLUME 2. NUMBER 34.
WADESBORO, N. C JANUARY 21. 1908.
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Lowland Personal Mention.
Miss Mary Lowe went to Mon
roe last week to risit relatives.
Miss Mae Misenheimer
last week with Mrs. C. C.
netL
spent
Hen-
When You Pay
Mr. F. O. Caudle has moved
his family to Marshville, his fu
ture home.
Mr. V. S. Hendley of Colum
bia, S. C. spent last week in An-
i son vi Hp.
miss Clara Uichardson of Mon-
PROf. fERRELL'S LETTER
CHrUtmxs Tunes RiUIfi Ekcttoi
Civlllxitfei't Treti Street
EtUiette Etc.
Editor Tus an SO XI AN:
In this city the holidays hare
come and tone. The glad spirit
with the holly and the mistletoe
brightened the lives and the homes
of men for a little while. It is
well that it is so. The Christ
couple in the middle of the walk. LOCKE CRAIG FOR GOVERNOR
I asked Mr. F. to brace herself to
Way BU Friends Ask Nortn Carolina
Democrats to. Vote For Hln.
In the editorial columns of the
Roanoke Beacon of the 10th inst,
ire find the following in support
of Hon. Locke Craig, a candidate
for governor and one of the
State frfrttttfrfrtttj
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SUNDAY JANUARY, 26
for your purchases
here we do not con
sider the transac-
. . ! Mrs. HaneV
tion closed by anylihart
means. We do not
regard our part as
complete unless
you derive perfect
satisfaction in the
use of
The Hardware
You Buy
We couldn't make
such an announce
ment if our hard
ware were not of a
quality to warrant
it. We believe a
trial purchase will
show you that the
best hardware,
which we sell, is
the cheapest after
all.
B. G. COVINGTON
Yc Old Hardware Man.
see what would happen. I squar
ed myself giving half the walk.
Here they came with heads above
the righu of every body else.
There was a collison. The young
idiot gave a grunt of. astonish
ment. He is only' one of hun
dreds iust like him. This laxitv
is not confined to those of the speakers at the celebration of
male sex. How much of the side- Washington's birthday here on
walk belongs to those you are February 22nd:
P'nt came to make (he world meeting! Find out and proclaim The supporters of Hon. Locke
glad all the time. Love of Monev I it on the house toD. . In law I be-1 rv; An nn i.;m th i-tir
and Selfishness shut out thislleive there are the rights of LM him th nnminatinn fnr Onv.
n ii spending sometime with her 8?iriL weddinir of thU pop- meum et tuum. They are a Uroor, but they urge upon Demo-
sisU r here. Mrs. C. C. BennetL Ulir Tr. wu soiemnizea long uesuuiui comuinauon. in we craU of the State the consideration
. , ku uiu wiur uumcrous ouspnng i uiu iumi mr supremacy in roisi0f Di$ qualifications, his record
Miss Wills Savior of Salisbury I throng the earth. Christmas I day and generation the princi Die ImnA hi
arrived last week to visit the fam- comes to make them give back in-1 let every man take take care of He b a Christian gentleman, of
ily of her brother, Mr. H. Clay to the shadows for awhile and himelf and let the Devil take the lrnnw1?rad ability, and of Dure
Sy lor. gnash their teeth in green-eyed hindmost is playing havoc with nrivatA life.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Hancs of ?nv whtk real gladness and the courteous consideration of Since 1886 his service in every
Mocksville spent last week with j?T;.,inf .,,fe of innocent others ngnts. it is an error campaign have been at the com:
mother, Mrs. Lou cmiunoou ai urmmas "de, Dnngs m neeas correcuon. niand of the Chairman of the
ncaven nearer lo tnis care-worn i wisn ihe ansoxiax a pros- Democratic Executive Committee.
a i rw-a . . -m i m t it in laii i.ii .n. w i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 i ijlvs n. i
i i earin. ine warmth ot Uhnsrs oerous incw rear. You hiv k. k.a nna Ffn hr Kro I . ,.r : . -
Miss Annie IVgues of near Mt- love in men's hearts irrows mor, merited the success tod have won. I ZTJZ "7 .i .rY;. - l.mi Pparea aci masmg n un- THE STORY
Farlan has a position a. Ste- intense and men do .not go back to You have a great people and a -nse. No man in the SUte has Men
nograpner witn me routncrn the same dead level as before. I great county to defend, to sUmu-lmHA mom sneerhe.s in anv cam- oVT. Ii ill r .rCVc r x A:: I a
i an. . ii. .t.i . . .. .i i i)imii iih v ill ii ij i if . i :nio. - I I 1,11 IN li I
am giaa we nave seitisnness Uke a aw io nigner ideals, to help de- vifm sinre 1886 than he. exceDt " u:k::J :n i came from all nnrt nf th wnrld
back seat for one day. The angeU velop the material resources, to 5 Klv Om-omnr Glnn and i. . j . . tn oehrt th ccor XfnnP.
sang to the shepherds the glad foster individual honesty in pol- Governor Ay cock. leisiue when tL time comes to changers were T buTy exchanging
song. The sons of men have ltics, to DromoU the triple cause h has held no oublic office ex- I " v.i the heathen coins for th .Iftwish
of education morality and relig- cept that of Presidential Elector thft TautllMnH th:s Hiatnrli- money. This business in the
on noever is opposed to tdese and Member of the General As- intr Question cannot be iniected temple court was exceedingly
i ii i ii i rw i u m ri nnomv r r t nonn i l i a i r a i . i . d
wuaag9 a cms vuvujj a
county.
You have made good. Blessed Tn iQ9. ht was PrftsidentialL.. : :. o. j
is the man who is Sun-Crowned P.t in .K WnTh nnr,rrion- 4",n ,n UHS otat aau.1 . Tf'.Z'.
icauuui ue sneuceu uy auyinuig "- v: . "'T I
Savings liank.
1 :Mr. KlUha (lulledge of Char
lolle is spending sometime with
relatives in Gulledges township
and Chsterheld county
Ex-Governor Jarvls Favors
Prohibition.
The following letter has been!
written by ex-Governor Jarvis,
urging the called session of the!
Legislature to enact a State pro
hibition law:
-wa a . i
niie it is true that no law is
worth much unless it has a strong I
healthy sentiment behind it to en- Scripture. John 2:13-22 Gold
force its execution, it is likewise en Text. "Holiness becometh
true that when public sentiment f thine house. O Lord, forever."
manifests itself it is well to respond Psalm 93:5. Time, 27 A. D.
to it. It must be manifest to all Place. --Jerusalem.
w no take note of passing events PRFVIFW
that the people of .North Uaroltna
have made up their minds to tryl hile Jesus and his disciples
prohibition. Whatever one may are in Galilee, they attend a "mar-
think of the wisdom of prohibi- nage in Cana. This is the home
tion as a remedy for the evils of f Nathaniel and is within four
the liquor traffic, he must admit, miles of Nazereth, the home
if he be not blind, that the people of Jesus. Here the ' water is
are determined to give it a fair turned to wine and Jesus mani-
trial. fests His glory to His diciples.
If the Legislature shall be called Then Jesus with his mother goes
together in special session it will to Capernaum and spends some
be political wisdom to pass a care- ume.
un
No man in the State has hjquor jn North Carolina after the Me.n were selling oxen, sheep
ana aoves io me pusrrims wno
; Sunday School Department :
Conducted By Special Editor
caught up that song and its chorus
shall one glad day fill this earth
Mr. W. W. Carpenter, son of " the remotest bounds.
Ir. B. Carpenter of Cedar ItaJeigh had a glad Christmas
Hill, has irone to Texas where he students of many schools
will superintend a Urire farm. went home and carried sunshine
Mks Mary lUtliff and Mr
James lUtliff of Mt. Croghan,
S. C. sient Thursilav- and Friday
her with the family of Mr. .G
Covington.
John Hough, colored, was ar
rtotl hor Thiirsdav hv offippr
R.tlfoarn nn a warrant issued at moneyed world. Hope had a during this good year, 1908.
cheerful seat by tho "fireside. W. J. Ferreix.
ini conceal ucanons inere seemed to be a sort ol itaieign, January lam
m va a ca w a J U ViiV I im a
a fine atmfKn1(,P fnr nmnrPft mis tnjnsa Lanruaci
It was his inJ to -nothPr fontptt of th Mr. W. B. Kerr, Manager of
the highest bidder. Men some
times select their church home
with reference to business patron
age. Some churches have been
known to take advantage of pur
chasers in "salesand 4suppersM be
cause it is all for "a good cause."
These and many more miggt
be cited as examples of how
God's house may be turns into
a market place.
On the Church of St James in
Venice, John Ruskin found words
like these. 'Around this temple let
the merchant's weights be true,
his judgments just, and his con
tracts without guile. A worthy
motto for a Christian man apd a
Christian church.
A veteran missionary from
China tells of a Chinaman who
had read the New Testament
three times. When asked what
most struck him in the reading, ho
replied, 'The most wonderful
thing I read was that it was pos
sible for us men to become tem
ples of the Holy Ghost "
Anson semblyf and these invorved expen- into in the camDaiffD Gf profitable. Probably a long es-
I 1 A. A. Z. I " I. ' . . 4 Jl" 1 A
ses ano not remuneration. nooff Proh h Hon ? now n onsneu custom, inis seemeo io
In 1892
man who is sun-crowned I ntr in
- - . I a . ..I -aw-wva
and love to rond parents whose and uvea aoove me ciouds ot mis- i n;fir.. nH in I89fi ha was . ... V pHon wpi-a lPfrJtJmatp Pior
- - - I . . .... I a a-awaaw I Sill lrl. Ill M ri HI'I. fir I TIM I ii(T VIUI. UTP. x- vfciviiiw .aawv
prayers and sacrifices are repaid erable selfishness in public duty Presidential Elector for the State. whjch shall trive it a fair trial and methods, the graft were ob
by the caresses of grateful sons and private thinking. Th hairWronnd of nemocracv Lj : i:iJli.. i iectionahlft. Jftsns iifts a uvtnrm
and daughters for a few brief To my many friends, I extend : in Ka Vf whre he is an ac- :n " l..Xf V. 1:1 "of rnshea. anp.h h wo.ilH at.
days. Baleigh was at home that the best wishes of the season, and tnnwlArWd lpadr. tu i: " once bo ah! to crathpr from tr.
,i ti . i -1 . I : u t i . i acu. ii uic kicuuuu ui cnuuiuuws . . : . - "
uaj. me gwu coeer wis conia- pruuuao io uo iuuuu wnn uiem in But it is not m the West alone shau take Dace in the DPesent dis- temple floor." Notice the words,
gious. Nobody su ked in his tent the front ranks where duties are that he rendered service. turbed and unsettled state of feel- "My Father's House," The Re-
TEACHING HINTS
"Seize
curiosity
Mr. (i. K. Hooks
mule a few days ago.
lost
He was born in the county of
Bertie, where he lived until he
reached manhood, and knows of
the troubles and trials of the East,
and he has always supported and
advocated these measures necces-
lng on the whiskey question, it
will be impossible to keep the pro
hibition question out of the pol
itics of the state. In the coming
campaign candidates will be com
pelled to declare themselves and no
y0
V
Foos Gasoline
Engines
lhaotooi tho test for "JO .ears)
ar mon1' economical and gives
letter sntvsfaction than any engine
on the ni-irket. Spx-iul electric.
Mountoil r rea.lv to mount '2 to
) H. P. Write for price and
Particular.
J. V. CADIEU. Monroe. N. C.
To fttop tha: itin in tb li k. that
tiffin". of tb jtnl and wh'h I'. tk
Iinrnl Thj Rnarant"d Dn"t
uJi-r from rh-ututiui. Iwluu-h kiJ-n-"j
trubl. arho youft ;)Lt trrnt
m"nt for h) A san'le 1ok at
tim- nvt thirtant (t tbm to
ily Sil.l lT Martin Drn Co.
Mr. Ieroy
week to visit
Benton left
the home of
mother Mrs. trnny lienton in
L'nion county vhere he has a
brother sick with pneumonia.
Mr. . I'. Uunlap lias a posi
tion with the Blalock Hani ware
Co. Mr. Dunlap is from Cedar
Hill and has had much experience
in the merchantile business. He
last Strong drink the
his driven from its place of respects
, , . I I w
sary for the safety and weirare or raatter which side they take the
other sirta will hft nrcrprtf- anrl
education. In I thus von h vA t.h nnpetinn in
whieh chnwu tn what ATtnt ,v"' '"T , poiiucs wneiner you want it so or
saloon was s. w.ch shows to whatextent th Legis Uture of 1899 he was
only dependence for making his Christ spirit with the saloon-the the Wadesboro Live Stock Co., tern DMple
crop an 1 he feels the loss keenly sp irit of unmitjted evil. las received the following letter f of ,
from a financial standpoint. , You have heard of the result, from one of his colored acq uain- f t to t
this citizenshin and ed about to express thought:
has to skunk where it belomrs in Charlotte, JN. U,
the darknps amonir evil doe and I Dear Sir;
violators of everv Drinciole of Please excuse the liberty I take
nuhlie virtn ano nrivatA hnnpstv. H writing this to you, but may I
1 . a
visea version tnves the same
words in Luke 2:49. Worship
has been supplanted by gam.
Part of this traffic must have
been in the hands of priests.
From Luke 19:46, we learn that
there was fraud and extortion
practised. Immediately follows a
cleft between the foes and friends
of Jesus. Those officials who
suffered humiliation by this pub
lic rebuke, regard Jesus as their
Uuairman OI rxiucauon, uu was There, s another reason whv t
largely instrumental in framing s better to have this question set- foe- TheT are in danger of losing
the present school law. He be- at once jf -lt can he (jone control of the people. The dis-
lieves in the supremacy of the These whiskey elections tend to ci pies, His friends, recognize in
white race. In the same Legisla- bring the negro back into politics. His a?t a sSn of IIS authority.
l lir thfthnnnnhlA nmroMjim of lurc 1,0 " " mc'uvv'. . , " nen we nave one 01 uiese eiec- ...o.,, wv, ,o vinou,
It was a fflod dav to those who nave me nonoraoie prerogative or i pnct tuf nna k.: .1 . 1 .1 tho Ko mnr r u wnru m,M
r . V . ohtAini n tr comA information fmm WUJUJ"'W uons my OOServailOD IS mat DOtll ""
lore Got and their ne.irhlrs as ooiaining some inrormaiion irora 1 . j nna nf the . I -oc in 0 no; tmna Katto
- r.fropinrr Tkocition with tho auicuuuituL, siues, wnn rare exception, get on , " " y
themselves. It was a sad day for "fiJ irTw?th At nr most active and influential mem- a brisk hunt for votes. I heard temple, not a mere house but a
those who, like vultures, pray same nrra you are witn. ai pre- . the adoption of ; c n hvinsr bodv. not perishable ike
b been reg- tue Jewish temple. Put alive lor
Grandfather evermore; not corrupt and world
ly, out sanctineo and spiritual,
. . .
c rti.a rr . nenn c mnT rrnminni i . t i 1 m unr iinnmtrnftc rvirei vnin i i
. , v.. . , on tne weaKnesses ana misior-.w w w.v,. tv amendment of 1900. At tne pWtinnc noirmoc liot-,
young men amle company is to tuncs.of lheir felIowmCn. The have present control permit me to SoToMhe Legislature he Sterundehr-
Ik r-nrrrtiilatri itnon ternrintrl t . i m miVf chinirn and T wonlrt IiL-p . ... . 'aicreu uuuer me
pifstMcrs, wnu oi uecciiy mui, - offered in the House a suosutute n ause "
h 1 wrv iri. 1 1 ! ) : 1 verr much to ascertain if vouL .. u:n r130. .
. . - w.x-. . I... ... . . . Ur HB WUUIHK scuaioro voi " I T1(1 lTlOnS fl Pft
m - a k m mm m - n w a a aa aa a a wm v i r a w ar
Messrs. (5. W. Huntley and W.
II . Liles sient several days of last
week at Hocky Hiver Springs, ac
companied by Messrs. Ira Mullis
and Civile Jone., two surveyors
of Wingiite. The purose of ihe
trio was to run out a numlier of
lots on the property ownetl there
by a stock company.
in for their share of abuse from
the liquor lovers. Faithful church
members received their full share
of sulphurous effusions. The cit
izens who were afraid of taxation
were made to have almost conges
live cnills. Evil in the world
dies hard, but it must die. In the
struggle it destroys its many
think there is an opportunity at
present to obtain a position with
the same syndicate you are with
at present in the harness making
business and if there is not a va
cancy with the same firm in the
harness making business that you
are with, may I kindly ask and
most humbly beseech you to spare
rsrv riitfprpnr, in
which was adopted and is now the this Shite, from what th wp.pa in
law under which whites and blacks 1880 and 1881, when the Legisla-
nde in separate cars. ture passed an act submitting the
He is opposed to allowing for- question of prohibition to the
eign corporations, doing business voters of the State, but there
in this state, to remove luen ls danger, if this question gets in-
cases irum oiaws w mo 1 10 pontics in WUb ot Pringing
Courts. back some of the conditions of 1
At the same session ot tne leg- 1 fi2. There is danffer in some
even the body of Christ.
ILLUSTRATIVE
of
and
bliss,
that thou art
' 'Money, thou bane
source of woe,
Whence com'st thou,
- so fresh and fine?
I know thy parentage is base and low:
Man found thee poor and dirty in a
mine.
Man calleth thee his wealth, who made
thee rich;
. . ! I W b
a lew moments in lnterceoing ror . .1., -rwi ,nr1 r r , ' ' , r; 7V 1 r, . ,luc . 'UV
mft with Qomn other Hrm recrardino- ls,u,c uo . 1. . localities at least, 11 tnis wniSKey Ana, wniie ne aigs tnee, rails ui tne
t. u..: : " u" the passage of a Din seeking to Question is not sett ed before, cf ditcb. George iiarbert.
- ,i 'ffA,;o remedy this evil, and to prevent having a good deal of indepenc
UIUIC llUiO W UCIUIIO W WUM fcl QUO-
action without disturbing your-
upon the sale of indulgence. Some
Churches today are supported by
the auctioneering of the seats to
many thousands, but it must die,
Mr. T. B. Dunlap of Cellar Hill thank God.
. . I ! !
mm a a. & i w v-v a c r va i b m i v r in xaaa?aa-tnrp liiij oaiuu iyuiuaj a a a u iiaa.wi a l a, Mnna-i. . . . .
HS:4ni:' T.. . "VHSY-WJ" .:r .mnl time tn fWot to thi tranR. remedy mis evu, ano to I having a good deal of independei tl St Peter's at Rome was built
:nngiiig io i. V- ifuniap me oui bianu. ;e aro uu iuu- -"7r. - . -"jT the removal ot cases to tne reaer- ra;x;ntr ana- trad nt? n the coming
.i . i ..:ii , . : n.. : .i i: I iit. an nn wilikiul iiisLiiruinir vuiir-i - . . . . i " c -
mat place ami win coiiuuut- me uer in me nquor uusiuess. ?o -;- ... ai Courts. It is true it was alter
business. Mr. Dunlap is a man exict to prosper. Blind tiger ?eii, ana ii so, my Krauiuue wu. ,
of sterling quality in whom the folks are already finding their ?lnW F'Sir? by the Supreme Court of the 2 I'Lele thin out and be done
Kople have confidence : and be way to the . chain-gang. More uZ United States,, but our own with it. I therefore sincerely
mil succeed in the business ie win follow. A law emqreement r Supreme Court had firet declared honp thflt if fln extra session of
hasclusen. leaguo has been formed. The dome a great iavor. i am hfc constitutional, and in any event fh Tcrielatnro ;e nQU it W51I
tne same one mat used to worK . e . M; rroitr twl on Z IT r j l
with Mr. Miles Johnson at Rock ! stows M rate question" and the
r,-.i . . .. . . this Question before the present 4iwhisWpv ones tion." hpfor it. d.
tun, c?. i., at tne time or wnicn . j :c nrt nAW thincr Z u i ui
r.. UrA in ih lirprv hn sin ass I agitation and lt is no new thing Journs by the passage of equitable
I recently comprehended by wordhhe he l06 SWDa m enforceable laws.
of personal information that there J . . an't ncA How An Exchange Puts It.
the moment of excited
to fix the truth. The
time to catch a fish is when he
bites."
The lesson of the day should bo
the outstanding theme. Make it
as real as possible. Put life into
it. ,
Do not try to teach all there is
in a lesson. Select a central truth.
It is better to teach one truth in
twenty ways than to teach twenty
truths in one lesson.
"The average teacher- when
poorly prepared will lecture to
the class; if well prepared he will
ask questions of the class; if
thoroughly prepared he will en
deavor to provoke questions from
the class. The art of combining
the last two methods marks the
highest skill in teaching."
The teacher's example is all im
portant. We teach more by what
we are than by what wo say or do.
The teacher must be what he
seeks to have his scholars become.
The teacher who is the ideal of
his scholar will havo tremendous
influnce.
Never allow yourself to become
discouraged. Do your best. God's
promise is to be faithful. The
day that you seem to fail and
went homo with heavy heart and
fearful eyes may 'have been the
best day's work you ever did.
Begin Sunday afternoon to pre
pare for next Sunday. Take
your scholars with you all the
week. Let tho lesson for next
Sunday be the scripture reading
for Sunday afternoon and keep it
on your heart through the week.
"And they that be teachers shall
shine as the brightness of the
firmament and they that turn
many to righteousness as stars
forever
Mar.)
and ever." (Dunicl 12:3
umter telephone KjO. and nas
many desireable features which
have not been used in this section.
The conianys jopu!ar manager,
Mr. W. T. Rose, went to Sumter
last week and selected the board.
rhii.iren wa.u awv. KMr them is no repentance, it nas naa
Advice to mothers: Don't let your
th
utroni; and healthy during the winter
with Holliter!i Hocky MouuUin Tea.
It i- the greatest tonic for children
inre and haniile.. does the greatest
cmd. H-V. Tea or Tablets. Martin
Dm Co
avvwv'vvvvvvww
Don't Worry
Atooirt Bedsteads
We have enough here to supply almost every home in the
county. Bought them in carlo 1 lots and lowdown prices are
moving. them everyday. Bed good enough for the best and
prices low enough for all.
H
Child's Trundle Bed. a good one.
(iood Oak, double lock. Bedsteads.
Dark Oak, cap front, Bedstead . . .
Oak. roll foot. Bedstead
Oak. roll foot and roll head IVxlstead
5
tjuartcml Oak, anelled roll head and foot up
lo 18.00
The well-known "Sanitaire" Iron Bedsteads
from $3 tolS.00.
Come tee theui if you are a bit interested.
In front of Court House
leacuo has been formed. The
man trttA t KI n Lo lia ta?fl! malro
aa a t rr t 1 I IUU04 WW aa.mw
Ihe adesporo leiepnone , b snpftkirjo, -ound like an
his just purchased anew swucn- .,.,. .Iotf wil, find himself
1 .-.Tat. .,Ii!,aaa rvA tlf I . .
lioaru w in u..u.iix shoveling dirt and breaking rock
of 500 phones. The Iward is one I th(J roads of VVake COUDty
oi ine newest anu latest inipro.t-o (Jood nsishs are already being
machines maue oy tne wieuram. . votincr out the d spen-
sary.
Mr. Kditor, our civilization has
decided to rid itself of the body of
death the legalized saloon. It
has sinned away its day of grace.
It has committed the sin against
the Holy Ghost for which there
the
fairest test of any institution on
earth. It has proven false to
every obligation human and di
vine. To get the dollar that
alone for which it cares it has
sold itself to dishonor, has stoop
ed to the lowest depths of crime.
It has come to glory in its shame
and with bloody hands, grasps at
the throat to strangle, virtue and
to thrust the assassin s knife to
the heart of the nation. As the
kingdom of Beeshazzar was weigh
ed in the balances and round
wanting, so the kingdom of Rum
is weighed and the invincible
Medes and Persians are now within
the wall with broken gates. As
the traitor Cataline died with
snarls and curses on his lips for
all that was sacred in Rome, so
this ruthless foe of all that is good
dies cursing and smiting the hand
that would save it for better
things.
I trust Tn Ansoman may help
me out of trouble. I am bothered.
Some time ago I was on the street
and saw four people going up the
side-walk all abreast. Two of
them were men. Coming meet
ing them was an old woman. I
was debating in my mind how
much of the sidewalk belonged to
that old woman. No way was
made for her and to avoid a col
lision, she had - to step off the
pavement and go past them that
way. now mucn 01 mat siae
walk belonged to herl If it' had
been a man how much of the
sidewalk belonged to himt Mrs.
F. and I were going out one even-
J
ing. e saw a young man anu
his girl meeting us in the middle
of a rather narrow sidewalk. I
asked Mrs. F. to notice that the
young fellov would give no way
A little farwr on re met another
They
Price $1.25.
. . Price 2.40.
. .Price 2.75.
. Price 5.00.
. .Price 5.50.
CAUDLE
is in your city a gentleman by the
name of Mr. Wheeler in the har
ness making business. I would
be pleased as that you consult him
regarding tho same mentioned
above. I close,
Truly,
Mr. Wheeler .heard from the
same scribe about the time Mr.
Kerr received the above letter,
but thought that there was en
He has been an earnest advocate
of the Watts Law and by his vote. Said a well known business man
influence and public utterance has the other day: "It would not hurt
championed the cause of prohibi- you to occasionally mention our
tion. He has done this and is business in the paper. Jt would
now doimr this in his own com- help to fill up, you know." Yes
munitv where the anti-piohibition we might do it. We haven't the
vote and influence is strong, and least idea on earth that it would
at the risk of his personal popu- hurt us, and it would, as he sug-
Iaritv. gests, help to fill up. We might
The people of the State are not do all this, but at the same time,
uutuiuutu. lur ,7 , , ungrateful. The names of Sim- thank God, we do not have to do
tirely too much learning displayed "X ircock. Glenn and Craig it unless we feel like it. It would
therein ror a successiui narness are together as those of not hurt him, neither, to come
maker. . the four great advocates of De- and say: 4Give me a column ot a
About Alvertlslor mocracy on the stump. Simmons half column of space for an ad-
(Lexington Dispatch) Senator, Aycock has been Gov- vertisement and here is the money
If advertising pays and only ernor, Glenn is Governor, and for it." By doing this he would
ignorance denies that it does it Craig has been Presidental Elec- become a deserter to that grand
ought to pav more during the tor and a member of the General army of dead-heads who expect
"dull" months between the holi- Assembly. The people of North the newspapers to continually note
days and spring than at any other Carolina will make him the next the improvementsthey make, by
season. It strikes us that this Governor of this great State, and giving them free puffs, and for
is the tima for a live mer- the East is glad of the opportunity which they never pay a ceiit. It
chant to 'get bu3y." And yet to contribute its part to the just is high time for all classes to learn
the general run of business men in recognition of this man from the that a newspaper is a business en-
this part of the State usually lop off mountains and this able and un- terprise, the same as a dry goods
a hv-
their advertising and practally elfish Democrat.
give up to the demon of dull times,
tisimr efforts to win trade. Nat- The First National Bnk Stockholders
uraJly this is the subject in which Meet.
we are selfishly interested, but T , t- of the
is one in which the wise business 4 . . , . , . to xrt;i
ml -, .1.1 SWVMIUIUCO UI Allow
readily see that he is far . - 4ua
more deeply interested than we L . Th mk was found to gestion . prompts this i testamomal. I
. tin I,.. at etalr h I UJ . 1 am fnllv mnslncwl that f.YT tnmarll
store or a grocery, run for
ing for its owner.
Bow is Your Digestion?
Mrs. Mary Dowling of No. 228 8th
Ave. San Francisco, recomends a rem-:
edy for stomach troable. rfhe says:
"Gratitude for the wonderful effect of
Electiic Bitters in case of acute indi-
am fully convinced that for stomach
and liver troubles Electric Bitters is
the best remedy on the market today."
This great tonic and alternative medi-
tne
a a i i arr in mi cavaiiivU mt a- vuvi a aa
stands to make more. Adver- r4W. :fc u:Q
. . a . II I JUI WAS U1C t-fO t J V4 U w
usinir pa vs. livery printed wora A
- w . . t . .i inrv.
about a man or his business aids rr- ,, nt rlJtorc cineinviaroratea the system purifies th
in Shaping his bank account and . .. Ilw J- R f I Tttle J A blo 18 especially helpful in all
i,:o aS;- TKfl na of HHinlfta wasre-elected: K. L. Little, J. A. forms of female weakness. 50c. ai
r.:rl TriZ I Leak, J. D. liO, W. J. iVlC- Parsons Drug Co
. rj7' rrr'.irriLendon, C. M. Burns, J. U. leak,
TaTJaJ w' He Felt So Small.
v MiU wiv.- . . v.. ..a, r, I T Xlavehall I 4i. T-.- 1 1 1 1
thn muntrv savs , . . , Miss n.isoerg went oaca: nome
me country say s. I Th H irtmi met immediately k . t..a Aj r :j m j
It would be a foolish man in-fuft ctnr.kholders adiournedL-ji t a u '
deed who would cut off . fclrf-lU former officers 7-, .-
ZJ T -k or 1116 T11 "w'r r , xt' "Yes," interrupted Browne, "I
loomed upon the horizon, or who Prudent. J. D. Leak: Vice L- .! i r
considered i cancelling his Ufe in-1 President, R. E. Little; Ofhier, "You saw me? You must have
surance when his health was poor, w L..XUrshall: Assistant Cashier ua t SLJ uk "
fJ J. J? . Meoiey ; xJOOKaeeper, r . v. . . , ,
wica hnine man will lomr con-1 r I It fills the arteries with rich, red
, . tr i i : w. r-
8iaer cuiung oa tiu uraiucaa ui
. i i
surance wnicn is aoverusuig p carbolied acU like a pool- can take ita place; no remedy has done
simply because . there is A little out ri.mtrjftn and poison so much good, us Hamster's Rocky
temporary tightening op of things Antiseptic healing. Ear chapped hands Mountain Tea. 35c, Tea , or Tablets.
Bnancial.'' - ;. Cnta, frarna. Sow bt jartin Drug Co Martin Drag Co.
Georgoai Came Syrup
We have just received
w dircct frm the planta-
w tion in bouth Georgia a
lot of Extra Fine Open
This syrup we guarantee to be the genuine, and the best to be had.
Phone No. 8. H ARDIS0N COMPANY
i
TH REE
LEADER'S.
In these I am far ahead of anything offered today.
FIRST A Kitchen Safe for Service, not simply for sale. The
best for the money that I could find on the market. Prices
$2.50 to $5.00
SECOND The Bed Spring you've heard about, one worth
every cent asked for it and you will say so too when you've
used it awhile. Price only $3.25.
THIRD A Superior line of jFelt Mattresses. Don't take my
word but come and see one ripped open. Know what you are
buying. Prices from $6.00 to 12.50.
I am pushing these three leaders because I am not afraid
to sell them on my guarantee. I know they will please.
H. .M. GOX
r' "FURNITURE ON THE SQUARE'
Come see my handsome line of rugs and druggets well display
ed at my large storerooms in t front of courthouse. '
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