AT YOUR
LABEL!
ADVERTISING RATES
Transient rates lift cents par tad.
Contract ratM 10 ceata par lack 8
HEX rnr mmam u tatt. tt 5
tm art Wit. srM t
IMtl A Halt I W tM
ag rMkt. to Mfnctnt.
and term of eon tract.
2
a a .
:?peciai care given au au.rerualac .ai
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Published Evory X u 3 od a y
VOLUME 2.
WADESBORO, N. C, MAY 19. 1908.
NUMBER 3 J
LOOK!
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EX-COV. RUSSELL DEAD
THE LAST CALL!
Tint Afltl-Proortltloa Wbmaa.
(Monroe Enquirer.)
ummer
Comforts
At the Aft of 19 Be wis Elected to
tie UfisUtire nl Was oi tbe
Reici tt 23 served Two
Terras li Coajrress
Sketch of His Life
(Wilmington Special 14th to The Char
lotte Observer.)
This is the last issue of this pa- Some sort of woman nmarW
per before the election. Tuesday, struck Salisbury last Saturday and List of Candidates For the Various
aiay xouwoe rjnancjpauon a ay ont on the streets she went preach
in norm Carolina. ing against prohibition. That was
V w 1116 polls go early stay indeed a rare sight. Ever since
and workl tvery vote countsi Hquor has been made the women
Make the majority greater than it have been against its manufacture
was lasi Augusu l en your neign- and sale. A woman who
nr.Kr. 3 YUUK KULII- pmxmmmt f wvataaaaxaa-wtaaaaaiac
icAL medicine! SUNDAY SCHOOL DEPARTMENT s
2
Offices. National. State and
County Democratic Co n
veatioos to be June 13.
At a meeting of the Democratic
WOman W MO WantA I lvTaWnfli7A llnmmittaa nnnenfinir
II J . rpl m I " M-Mw M T w WUUIUvWiVt WUJ4ai.a44
Ex-Governor Daniel L. Russell Ll VT c-" iquor maae ana sow must De very of J. A. Lockhart, chairman, J. G.
d ied this afternoon at 3 o
his home in Brunswick county
ter an illness of several weeks,
suiting from a recurrence
'clock at r M WBy' lonely ror there are few of her Boylin, I. I. Little, J. ' A. Mc-
af- r" .u i- y o iw .u klcd Alus woman preacher up Gregor, T. V. Hardison, Peter
I I on lha liititr i nfapocto HI IV tha I -a. a 1 I ill I l I J..
re- 7 o ;"v i-L-.- at CIUlsuurJ oiowea in iromijones, or., u. rl. iuvers, V. W.
.l. i aiio iuu-ui uuiumuuuw i somewnera nn norm ann sru nm. Kappott h i Anctm i Wwnh-
Ccmtirstcd By Special CtStor.
SUNDAY, MAY 24. LESSON TRUTHS
Lesson 8. Jesus' Death and "Let us learn to die by seeing
Burial. John 19:17-42. Jesus die. The true Christian will
r- i . t,, . . , . come to the last moment on earth
Golden Text. "Christ died for v;u i M .n tu.
our sins arding to the script- cross of Christ is the true 'center
ures." I Conn. 15:3. of church There believera
FUNDAMENTALS.
meet, of all tribes, nations and
!"rJi.K VS? r uu!5 "'." claim that the farmer will vote to wKnn W , . J w T n- 'T A:,r on PJ- At the cross we forget
vukk wnica neanaerea loaryearsi f- w;n 9 tw. ..,. I . , , "" ,v "7 ,J a. . uhhwwi, xmaaj, 111 i,x.i. v- ll differences.
- I eL Y ill you i The farmer I m oreat ahane. Th nM U lantlr.rr 4 w T.r,;r, h m f a .-'"eremr5?
mm 1 " v. I wua va It. 4. A UUlUAl VKJLi I Uli V V J
ago, necessitating an operation at
Johns Hopkins Hospital. He was
loves his home, the ISUl, the girl the bums and the barroom loafers fni-marlir XfoTTorlor, kaM
. . . m I I v u-a-, . J A" A- U4 1MU UVIU t
m.
Will be found conveniently near
if you let us sell you these:
63 year, of age and is survived of "?n?f5 tKLnfh r the first time enjoyed a sermon Wednesday, the precinct meeting side Se DaZscus gate
the immediate family only by his JT? fm - sermonor it is of the various townships were Slde Uamascus
wife. boy and the joy of the girl will be tampering with sacred things to called for Saturday, June 13th, LESSON FACTS.
Klondyke
er hi IxSo the study " e pot allow (he woman preacher of the Democratic plan of orgMuza- e'tee informal Waltefo MdcroS Crown and TUmpC
.der the leaned M.ur L?ro?DS..Uhff Z 4SLl5? 1D' ."T tlM r6' n!16 Annat, inhe nit iSate Ik bond tTe croL ad X
. In 1868. when but 23 , Fanners of Anson county, what 'W.tojo; Sunday. Senatorial convention who , will be after t'he bef and probabIJ ful duty to the crown and joreu.
ao you minic or inisi neaouoie w nunau iwi uxajr- mstrucveu ai. me county primaries nKnnf 1 m An iVromil.P trial triumDh.
youreffor. Overwhelm, the liq- or Boen, U,t a, notsayit when the county officers are nom- tL tatadrtattS ILLUSTRATIVE
uor interests with the majority of it was not that he was wanting to mated. . . poef n0;onuP UrM m ...
and
White
Mountain
I
Freezers.
hen only 19 years
was elected to the Legisl
riorth Carolina from his native
county and served two terms be
fore attaining his majority. Fol
lowing his service in the Legisla
ture, he was made tithe commis
sioner or iirunswick, and while
engaged there
lot law unde
of London
years of age, he was made judge
of the superior court of this dis
trict and served in that capacity
WW .
six years. lie was the youngest
man who ever served on the bench
in North Carolina. Upon the expi-
' ration of his judicial term, he was
elected to Congress from this dis
trict on the greenback" ticket.
defeating Col. A. M. Waddell, the
Democratic nominee. He served
two terms in Congress and later
devoted himself to a lucrative law
practice in Wilmington. In 1894
he was elected on the fusion ticket
to the governorship of North Car
olina, serving a full term of four
years. .Returning to limington,
he formed a copartnership for the
practice of law with John H. Gore,
Jr., this copartnership continuing
until the death of Mr. Gore in
1904.
The ex-Governor's greatest legal
With a vision of the cross be
PlaceThe hill Calvary, out- fore us, how can we lay out our
lives for seltish purposes and per
sonai gainl With a vision of the
. assured with the licensed saloon I i " ; " o - r'l-V, "w .o. sacrihce of Ubnst for men before
spiagene. tof . WRV 0rpr , orpr I r::"'" k L" I ty - - I The last lesson tells the story of us, can we refuse to offer our own
lslature on .L i . r . 77 ... i-'" duo wwiubu w uio wuuiy cwnvenuon w oe , . . T . - ,
w. I I l.n rAMW mnrr.no. this I 1 . I ... I thft lvf M ttn I In nil kmr.n V.a
w. ..uwi iuiciw, u u&iub v ajii(juor auvocaie, nowever, was a in Wadesboro on Monday June
Statement: Mitt!, too mnrh fnr tliA li
crowd, except the regular old count v convention will send dele-
ty wnlskey in J save It fa every elec- soaks. Mayor A. H. iioyden of gates to the State, Congressional UnnV toHav Thft trial of .Ta nfW nrZn
.1. - t.. ...kit. .... .k. U.l 1 1 -L - I 1 tt . . , .. mi I r - " " vavuu
nun, gui nunc tis utcb i 10c bciiw oouauurjr, wnu is aiso cuairmau ana oenaioriai convention. ne xi 1
fA.,., Ran rAi;nnn. )a I ji a mi i. a. a j j . comes Deiween mese lessons, in '-" uuijr.
M.ki.. n ti..lnnf nnm tkA .nn u I .l r . i . J the record we and six distinct iorerunner or
thebetrftval. In all historv th efforts on the altar!
world has no scene so heroic, no "vTS Z
a. 1 11 1 .1 a l .1 lw v' " J
! iragwy su uiacK as mat wnico we cross. Duty
indi
same
is oiten a cross,
a cross. There is
The cross is the
the crown. Duty
your votes. By your ballots re
fute this insult to North Carolina
farmers.
Remember May 26. Vote early.
Work bard to gtt your neighbor to
me poll .
This is our last
Victory is ours! The question is I aa
a. i . mnt I fcava. wwkw.
guard the good name of Salisbury
that he kept the she-mouth piece
the MAJORITY.
MEN DO US!
Anti-Saloon League.
riign rnest, uaiaphas, Deiore sun- ThA Kintr nf tK .TAtr. 5m-
ra,,wp'"' rise, ine lormer session or ine honV .wl tr RinhAi;.!.
T- .1 . i I 1. . . m. I " .... v. . A WM.v
XTominenc oerore the JJemocrat? oananerim arter o a. m. lhe ostahIih orw, a Mlimnn .T.
1-'1a m. . - I 1 I f-'-' ....w. wv-
names iriai Deiore jruai. xne wai De- n nhr t r T nn!. M .
tt J rri I " ' By, .
tjrov- iore neroa. ne nnai appearance ctArt in th wrlr TJr.nr tk. T
ernor jonnson or Minnesota and l Deiore mate and the order tor I rrat cfnrtJ" "T tr;n wam
r I n rr T.i a. -i'-: m:. I V. .. w-,
rlav she would do what sh did nn ?.uu "r vjra. UI yeieware. cruciucioii. xi is wcun Kichelieu, to become such a
communication. c.;ni. u(nm.u l:K: No candidates mentioned tor vice aoout s:du in the morning. Alter reformer, surh a lAarlr of tk
uaku,uaJ aavac auaa. uulul I nMcM.nt I ! J.L l . T . . . . 'l
piwiwui. hid ocureuwj u uoaiu, mo l uvc i race in truth, that th rarjt will
of liquor interests off the street on nATi "S3 S i T'
Sunday-not that at ail-but for J wsmSSHP T n
riiA ragenn tViaf Ka lmonr f.iii oii of William Jennings Bryan, Gl
the reason that he knew full well
that if that woman spoke on Sun-
Therefore he would
Make it lKlv not alow ner to Jfet out OQ the
FROM "PLOWMAN."
His Principal Theme Belo? Politics.
He Naturally Discusses some
Candidates.
(Correspondence of The Ansonian.)
The moon runs high this month.
Hon. R. N. Page of Montgom- sion is formed and moves from I rruoif v von incirln of thrAA vMr
streets and yawp about liquor. county; has n.. for the palace of Herod out under the and then show such divine power
J 1 Cxngress from this district, and shadow or the great castles of as to rise from the grave in three
w.rf.aw .4. r . nA-n un 6 f .l?e. ve.ry -ccep? "iPPicus, r-nasaei, ana iviariamne, days. "-Bishop J. W. Bashford.
,..wMVw. - I manner in wnir.n np. nas ronnnr.tpn itnronfrn tno nonron or .inna catfl i rn. uu i s
i i o o i an 11 w nai ai v it iiiin. i iiiiii ii a
(The Robeaonian. Lumberton.) himself, will probably have none. Gennath. As it moved slowly on, our la,. cities, every year when
Miss Alma Rancke entertained I ITZ uu l.u, I !"TT 1 "l ITl I in? Ptnaay ot the only son W
Friday evenining from 9 to 12
o'clock at her home on the corner
of Sixth and Walnut streets.
Immediately after arriving the
guests had the pleasure of partak-
place has been very favorably names of the prisoners, and the celehratpd. on mar a a man. who
mentioned but is not seeking the offences for which they were need a mitrh to hnln Him waiv
office. about to die." According to CUS-I and utVioka arm io miita AofrtrrrmA
state and county ticket. torn, Jesus was obliged to carry He is not a relative of the family.
The candidates for governor, wther the entire cross or the heavy but he seems to be more highly
inncombft- cross oeams, wnicn were rasienea honored than all the others. Years
Will sell you a Freezer as low as
$1.65 and a Refrigerator for $4.75.
Have both in larger and more ex
pensive sizes.
We bought them to sell and you
had better see us before you make
a purchase of either.
& I - - 'If l-f UW W UU IIIU KS II ll'll H aa aru U K KM WW mMM M II. I J I I 41 A I W
achi.rero.nt w perhaps the win- This pheoomeo is usually ac- ing of the contents of a large are c.e ujj of Buncombe; e-
'as uresiueu I laiwuiu, ui xciauu. n.su- i i , . 1 . r. 1 v n-
w,uvu I. . t t I hie atTTic rvkunrl rr tha nrniaiti n r I iL l. i t I r m
ninrr with nfhor ttrrnArc nf thA comDanied with a low temDerature. I punch bowl, which was
f.mnn- snnh T)aL-nt hnH nit and the weather now (Mav 11) is over by Mfss Dora Smith.
which ia atill fsh in tho. minds of no exception to the rule. It is The main feature of the evening
ci-io Ha tr.o (ino on uhpat. a Iarirft cron of was a flower contest, in which
LariMclir ill tirKAn tht rAlHr tl I which is exi)ccted to be harvested Miss Polly Crowder and Mr. R.
Lca mrrsm 5n Ka fTnitArl totAC in thp wllPftt SfCtion. McN. NiXOh WOI1 tilO PHZCS, Shd
- - "t a u U 111 UIU 111 I Wal kV I w-- - - - I
ley Horne, of Johnson.
For lieutendant-crovernor
the
supreme court four years ago, and Some few report stands of cot- ff special honor, m addition to Xf WMnon hfl Ja KoI
it is said that his great speech be- ton. I have seen one field only the prizes received, Miss Crowder Wonnt of Washington, have been
his arms bound to the projecting this man. at the npril of his Ufa.
sides. Jesus was exhausted and saVeci the boy, who was then a
n.ma, rui w T wr a t sanK oeneam me ouraeu. xne babe. Thfts r pformAd limha in
uaiuw vi vvri. if. 4. IT VVU. VI 1 i . . .
Randolph; Senator J. Reese Blair, s?d.ier,! Pf688, mto he service one the marks of his heroism, and the
of Montgomery; Judge W. J. of the bystanders, Simon. Though boy is thus reminded of his own
. . - ' &. of Href ttoi-tt inriirmanf Simnn J 1 J 1 f 1 I 1
at first very indignant, Simon, danger and deliverance. So should
the wounds in the hands and feet
A good many
planting over
fore that distinguished tribunal that has a stand.
was made with a fever of 104 de- are counting on
grees upon him. ithout going cotton and corn,
into the merits of his position in The prohibition campaign is
that suit, it is said that his speech opening up. The people need
of four hours in length was one of stirrimr on that line. Mavor
. 1 a .w"""aT
the most able heard oy me couruiwjj enthused the audience at
in many years.
and Mr. Nixon were crowned mentioned.
Queen and King. Miss Ada Mc- or secretary of state, the pres
Kinsieand Mr. L. E. Whaley, Jr. ent incumoent, uol. J. Bryan
doinfr the crowninsr stunt. The Crimes, and (jren. W. F. Roberts,
occasion was one of delierht from of Crates, are candidates.
start to finish. For auditor, the present incum
was doubtless impressed with the
rmi I - -w
sense of his real service." ine of thn nmrififtd .Taco RnAAlr of d.
women following in the crowd Hverance and life through his infi
nite love and suffering.
tations I A mother with hp.r two littU
The crucifixion was at the place children was caught in a snow-
of A skull." It is near the road storm miles from home. In the
GOV. GLENN AT WASHINGTON
bent, Dr. B. F. Dixon, and Frank thronged with travelers. Modern rapidly drifting snow the little
cuuiubtu me auuieuLc Haekett. of WillrAc . apAmnH HntA.c scholars nave nxed upon tne piace ones soon grew weary, iney are
Uoncord church Saturday KMin I Vnr tronror tHa n.c0nf as that of the skull-shaped knoll too heavy for the mother to carry.
Creates Sensation fey Bold
Before Governors.
E3. G. Covington
Does Ansonian Advertising
(Washington Special. 14th. to Charlotte
Owerrer. )
Governor K. B. Glenn of North
Carolina covered himself with
glory before the President and the
Governors today. He made a very
delightful speech, taking as his
subject the Appalachian White
Mountain park project, lhe limes
inst.). His argument was strong.
manly and convincing. He struck
the keynote when he classed him-
Speecb self as one who would be ashamed
of himself, if he were not a pro
hibitionist. hat self-respecting
lotte.
(Charlotte News.)
cumbent, B. R. Lacy, and Capt. above Jeremiah's grotto, outside She can save herself, for she has
S. A. Ashe, of Wake. ar ranrli- the present north wall, near the sufficient clothing to keep her
J a TiomiiMiiD nara I ha clriill a TV. I nrarm nnrl c? 11 tri mant ctMnmn
Rev. J. Lr. Adams, the prohlbl- ; u.J J nAaranra is iriven the hill bv its carrv hftr homA? hut ahn cannot
t on orator, was arrested in the w ucj-.a,, "Vueu f , , s : . T --- --- -- ---"-
-j :r (jiement. of Salisbury now oare top ana iwo nonow caves in save nerseir ana ine cniiaren.
X . i ",T " -I . I tflnt attomfiv ftnP.ral. Jnrim R R in its face. The
man would not be ashamed to be Winof Hertfordd John about the "sixth ho
classed with a crowd one of whose P' t"11 f ZhieVoi E- Woodard, of Wilson, are can- according to John. If
members can make and circulate a under the orders or unieiot didates Mark, the time was aboi
lie on our noble Governor?
good
than
Pay What It Costs ?
THE PROOF
f4 USINESS firms who persistently
: B l advertise in The Ansonian,
I are doing business and they
are frank to tell us that we are help
ing. Special sales advertised in 1 he
Ansonian catch the public eye and
some of Wadesboros most successful
business men have learned this. Ask
them for us.
THE REASON
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Because The Ansonian goes
every week into nearly 2000 prosper
ous homes, in Anson County, and is
read by a large part of the county's
best people, the ones that buy goods
and pay for thenx .
Another reason is that The An
sonian does not run "stale" advertise
ments. You mav forget to change
your Ad. but we will not When you
have sold the goods advertised, wp
cut out the AD. because you don't
need it Then, you need another, wc
don't want your good money unless
wc ckn do you some good, is tnai
lair?
Stop talking panic and advertise
in The Ansonian.
crucifixion was With a mother's love she strips
hour" noon, j her warm coverings from herself,
we follow I and even while wrapping them
a VaMif: Q I Aolti11v a iAn m- Vt A a s9alfnfra
n . i i . i I m 111 M. 15. I xa a i a. cuv viiuu v cao wu v v w Ma sm. utij caa vuuva uvi w
ronce innsienDurg, wno siaiea For. sunerintendp.nt, of nnhlin The apparent discrepancy may be sinks by their side in unconscious-
"Farmer" of Red Hill named a rorcn A?FnHin nnt instruction, Prof. J. Y. Joyner. due to the Oriental want of pre- ness and death. There he higher
od ticket. Three better men P6.?!01. ?: There is no ooDosition to him. cision in reckoning time. The law of love conquered the lower
I TA I li-11TT n T"l -wr Tllfl KT-U W w Ww III I I II III tWi TT - - - - I . I m m
For corporation commissioner- third hour may have been past law of self-preservation, and tbe
and the sixth hour not yei come, children were round alive, because
Nailed to the cross is the board a mothers love and life . met tbe
and L C which was worn from the J uoge- violence of the storm for them.
ment hall to Golgotha by the Thus Jesus died, unable to coma
lcket. lhree better men . j, " M
Craig, McLendon, 'and to.-dIoT-Ky prohition or
' 1 I onli .tvpaKi ni f i An cf root enaalrin(TO
inan v,ra.g, inciuuuu, , auu anti.prohibition street speakings. K r corporation commissioner:
Thomas cannot be found. The at- M"r Franklin when inter- R F- Aycock, of Wayne; Maj.
Uck on Craig that was begun in vi wrftteV ? the dav said tht H A- Indon, of Chatham; S. A.
ii- i-k u :s c;n viewed later in me aa., saia mat . Vv.,,. j V i
k.a .ftn mAn .lla it t Vi A rtn A ct a rt.
ling feature of the session. Among " adesboro by Kitchin is .still be- he had . eQ orders to sto the Middleton, of Dublin,
.i .l; ni :,i . i int' WHFiii. mul now. as uicu. ii u 1 Ai na?wft . ot vvairp.
.ricK'"Y everyday. f""ft. .f'!Sf For commissioner of labor and Christ. This board tells of the down from the cross because eof
of the orth told us that we were V?? t"w
. Va ea! trot if 1 Will LKJ CaH3
a 1 a
we wanted anyming 10 come iu
vou and we would get it. The very
first time we come to you to assist
us in preserving a great industry,
we are rebuffed."
This statement brought forth
such men as
F
lature.
I : If t Cl: a. I nnmo fnr ujhirh h A 10 tn (lie. ItlArnAii hir that, inhnita Inrn vvhlh
".r;rL stood when he crave the order that - : ouipmnu, present ; - -- 7. v n' JI r, "Z
ruuy looheu aiir witu . , , cnn.uP j f assistani commissioner, ot Mender- wlLliJL tI1D. "cns "'.T" ,ou Ul."1. w ou"cl. vivnwuaijr u
i.r ATrTrrtion and "? . " " ' cn Aimtr Tk r av.AV.;n revencre because of the compulsion we miirht wear hia riirhteousnesii.
T I Arlomc horl lAft thA rltv 1 ""'" a-'iaca a wa
iauuUM hum awav v y
er. Tbe office ! 7--, For commissioner, of agricul- Two bandits. U
'IT Ta.' J Vf .nnU is seeking the man this time. He I " ZrZ " I' Z I ture: C. C. Moore, of Mecklen- "nc calls upon
W fn 2l tts of consented to make the race only "ffir W. A. Graham, of The soldiers ta
the United SUtes. because the people eagerly be-
Governor Glenn's reference to 'T' uuLTVi 1 l 1
used to force him to condemn the jfiH POETS vVORD.
The: Nazarine.
the Nazarine in dead,"
Caiaphas the Hitch Priest said.
Two bandits. One rails at Christ. "Hia wonder-working deeds are o'er,
him for mercy. ffe we iw no more.
take his clothing. pA-Bk JfKa ,h.mAfni !
And our holy Temple a law
Be kept free from ev ry naw;
menuoe upon tne tact inai ine f "TK of AhTmance- The prophecy is fulfilled. It will
S2? eSL!!5??fl .ad 6 e! R McKae. ofEobesonrTnd! be inWeiting to study thewords
"U,C,"V" j j - .iT business less but that he loves rev,ercuu uiu partPr Qf wflkft of Jesus on the Cross. Father,
old war times was made during the busin' . . , unm. fnt. tua i
: .,uM his country ano nis peopie more. , , , n l: .ui or insurance commissioner. .1.
CDUrvj ui au uniuiui.u ouuivoo r , - , lOWea IO uiaao au luoir Biiw.no rolmtthpv dn TodftV thou shalt be
inwhirhho followed the lines of There s patriotism of the Cmcm- nmhihition nndisturbed J R- oung, present commissioner, what they do. jnait oe
President Itoosevelt yesterday in natus type. m W here his people - honored minister of the No opposition.
condemninir Conirress for its in- need him he is reaay to leave nis , , nleadini? for tem- For State Senate. This, the
activitv. xen and bis plow to serve them. - ' submitted to the in- seventh senatorial district is com
"We have come here year after 1 ou need not tear that ne win oe 5. . f &rresL
HArornr HI Ann anH more careiui aoout ieamering nis - -
isked that something be done to ?wn nest than he wi I beateutdo-
i. .L. j.a a, mtT his dutv faithfullv. He is no
rrguiaie uiojuu usury ui uier-auiw - A U
a Mnn .n intra. UrUlC5iUUai UWJIUV.IOU, BUU
juravrj. . VaJ 'b I J a 1 L
Safe
state forestrv. but we cannot regu
late the inter-state industry. And
Crackers Attempt to
from Raleigh Jail.
(Raleigh Dispatch.)
Escape
doesn't need the office.
air. r. rj. iuuujiu uao iuikcu , - t i .u
.very time, we come to our Kepre- ahe U therank, of the far- - n -
Uj answer w. have been 8ettinS pto h. brave ftjSS g
"Speiler Cannon said at the from the people, and knows their ?PPf' j'A8,':
banquet last nisht that the way to wants. He is thoroughly reliable. gX3
a . .a . . t a 1 a aLAHM.. j ji I the floor of the cell was a little
comeaerauou ia me yariuusauivcs. uiuu. uv uwuwy auu mu ua
I cannot speak for Maine or Mas- ing. He is worthy, capable, and
sachusetU or New York, but I can on the right side of all moral
say that we of the South tried con- questions. Vote for him, and be
federation once and it did not pay. proud of your Representative.
We don't want confederation in Craig for Governor, McLendon
this matter. We wint concerted for the Senate, Thomas for the
action by the entire nation, and if Lower House. All who think
Congress will pass a Trill great with me stand up till you are
good will result. counted.
I ask you Governors from all F. K. Lentz would make a
parts of the Union to adopt a reso- jjxxxl cotton weigher at Wades-
lation at this conference demand- boro. lowman.
ing that Congress pass now at
this session, short as it is a law
looking to the preservation of our
forests."
Governor Glenn made a fine im
pression. Among those who were
D.eased with his manner of speech
and what he said was Governor
Good For Everybody.
Mr. Norman R. Cnolter a prominent
architect, in the Delbert Building. San
Francifco, aaya: "I folly endorse all
that haa been said of Electric Bitten aa
a tonic medicine. It ia good for every-
correcta stomach, liver : ana
thin and were trying to force an
opening when the discovery was
made.
This would merely have put
them in another cell and not at
large but their purpose evidently
was to watch when the attendants
went in to feed the negro prison
ers and then perhaps get upon the
deputies from above. Since the
this affair the yeggmen have been
very quiet. They did this work in
the day time as . they are watched
every night by special guard.
. . . , T A.
Johnson of Minnesota, who pre- ey, disorder in a prompt and effl
sided over the meeting. He was cient manner andbniJds up the system."
charmed with the eloquence and Electric Bittera is the .beat apringmedi-
force of the Tar Heel.
Hera cornea the print' winda to chap,
tan and frackla, Uaa PlneeaJra Cax
bollxwl (acta lika a ponltioe) for cuts,
orea, bnrna, chapped Upa, hands and
fjtoa. It aoothaa and heals. Sold by
Mara Draa Cow ,
cine ever sold over a druggist' 8 connteT:
aji a. blood ourifier it ia nneqnaled. 60c
at Paraona Drng Co. .
Rings little liver PiUa for bfliousneea
wd sick-headache. They clean the sya
em and dear the akin. Price t5c Try
them. Sold by Martin Drug Co.
The Lucky Quarter
la tha one you pay ont for a box of
Dr. King's New life POJa. They bring
you the health that more precious
than jewels. TryChem for headache,
biliousness, constipation and malaria.
If they disappoint you the price will be
cheerfully refunded at Paraona Drug
Co. .
Man Zan Pile Remedy cornea ready to
use, put up in a collapsible tube with
nozzle attached. One application proves
its ment. Soothes and heals, reduces
inflammation and relieves acTenessaad
ifoMnr Vnr a.1 1 forma or Taiea. raw
60c. Guaranteed. Sold try
TVTlaT CiCk
Martin
posed of the counties of Anson,
Davidson, Union and Stanly.
This year Anson and Davidson
select one senator each, the num
ber to be sent from this district.
The Anson county candidates are
Dr. W. J. McLendon and Mr. J,
A. Lock hart, both of whom are
popular with large circles of
friends.
For Representative. The can
didates for Representative from
this county who have thus far an-
with me in Paradise. Woman, be
hold thy son! .... Behold thy
motherl My God, my God, why
hast thou forsaken me? I thirst.
It is finished. Father, into thy
hands I commend my spirit. For
giveness. Salvation. Love. Atone
ment. Physical suffering. Tri
umph. Reunion. Jesus dies
voluntarially for the sinning
world and all nature sympathized
with him. There was darkness
over the land. The body of Christ
was buried in the new tomb of
Joseph, one of the disciples, al
tho a disciple secretly because of
the Jews. He went boldly to
nounced themselves, are: Messrs. pjutA nnrl lrAd for th hodv. No
F. E. Thomas and Thomas C. longer a secret disciple. The
Coxe. cross changes cowards into heroes.
For cotton weigher, Messrs, J. Joseph is assisted by Nicodemus,
ar at-Tt a -r 11 1 . -w 1 1 a.
Hi. itray or wades do ro ana uarey who nrst came to jesus Dy nignt,
Allen of Wadesboro township are
the only candidates who have an
nounced themselves thus far, but
mind you, there are others.
In the State Democratic conven
tion, which meets in Charlotte
Wednesday June 24th, there will
be 855 votes, 428 of these will
nominate and candidate. Anson
county will have 8 votes.
Best Healer In Tbe World.
Rev. P. Starbird, of East Raymond,
Maine, savs: "I have used Bncklen'a
Arnica Salve for several years, on my
old army wound, and other obstinate
sores, and find it the best healer in the
world. 1 1 use it too with great success
in my verterinary business." Price 25c
at Drug Co.
SO days trial C1.00 i the Ser en
Pinenlea. Relieve backache, weak back,
laxM back, rlicvmatie palna.- Best on
sale ' for kidneya bladder and blood.
Good sor yoang and old. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Sold
by Mtrtin DrojT 0.
The body is tenderly taken down
and laid away until after the feast
day.
For the Temple must hare sway
Till heaven and earth shall pass away,"
"So the Nazarene is dead"
Caiaphas the high priest said.
"So the Nazarene is dead,"
In his palace Pilate said.
"Good His words and just His Ufa,
But the priests who stirred up strife
Said His followers would be
From imperial Rome set free.
Vain their plotting and their care
All the yoke of Rome must bear
Rome that will forever stand
Mighty lord of every land."
"So the Nazarine ia dead,"
In his palace Pilate said.
The Temple now has passed away, '
Ended Rome's imperial day,
But the Nazarene still lives.
Peace to myriad souls He gives,
lives in gentle words and deeds, '
In all that meets the spirit's needs.
And the cross on which He died
By His death is sanctified;
Hosts in many lands acclaim
The Crucified One by Hia name;
In their faithful hearts axe sees
Tbe ever-living Nazarene
Priest and Pilate both have said
That the Nazarene ia dead.
False their wisdom false their
lore
- He lives now and evermore.
AXON.
Here You Are!
WHAT?
A First Class Blacksmith snop;
doing all kinds of Wood and Iron
Work in the most satisfactory
style and at prices to suit the times.
We are making a specialty of
HORSE SHOEING and TIRE
SETTING. We make our work
an advertisement and guarantee
every job. Give our expert horse
shoer a trial and be convinced.
7W o r g gl n Bros.
You will 4ind us near the water
tank, in front of the-Huntley
Old Stables. '
Notice of Administra
tion. Having this day qualified before the
clerk of the superior court of Anson
county as executor of the last will and
testament of Frances Smith wick, da
ceased this Is to notify all persona hold
ing claims against the estate of said
decedent to present the same to the nn
dersigned for payment on or before the
7th day of May, 1909, or this notice
will be plead in bar. of their recovery.
All persona indebted to said estate are
requested to make Immediate settle
ment. This May 7, 1908. .
D. T. SMITHWICK,
Louisbnrg, N. C
Executor of Frances Smith wick.
McLendon & Thomas Attya.
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