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Fkidat. October 21,1904
National Ticket
For President:
ALTON B. PARKER
For Vice-President:
HENRYgG. DAVIS
Democratic State Ticket.
For Governor:
ROBERT B.'GLENN ,
For Lieutenant-Governor :
FRANCIS D. WINSTON
For Assoriatejjustices :
GEORGE H. BROWN. JR.
W. A.'HOKK
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S. L.SROGERS ,
Secretary of State:
J.|BRYANiGRIMES
StalefTreasurer :
B. R-iLACY
Statc£Auditor:
B. F. DIXONJ
Attorney-General:
ROBERT D. GILMER
(*■ of Agriculture :
S. L PATTERSON
Conuniasiooer of Labor andjPrint
ing:«
H. 8.. VARNKR
For Congress:
JOHN H. SMALL
Fin* District
For the Senate, 2nd District:
* H. W. STUBBS,
STEPHEN A. ARAGAW
County Ticket.
For the Legislature,
J. B. COFFIELD
For Treasurer, f --
H. M. BURRAS.
For Reg. of Deeds,
W. C. MANNING.-
For Sheriff,'
J. C CRAWFORD.;
For Surveyor.
SYLVESTER PEEL
For Coroner,
DR. W*. E. WARREN.
For County Commisui»ners,
R. H. SALSBURY.
GEO. W GRIFFIN.
JAMES. G. STATON.
Are you sure your name is
on the registration books?
Better look after this before
it is too late.
The principal of the school*
at Cleveland 0., declares that
Cicero and Demosthenese
would not be in it with the or
ators of this day. Don't des
troy all our ideals! We have
already had to concede that
would be a poor shoat
among later day prevaricators.
—Wilmington Star.
Bow about that board walk
*on Sosithwick street? Do the
1 fiommiesionrrs think that the
people of Newtown are jroing
to pot up with it forever?
TBB ENTERPRISE has been call
ing attention to it for two jean.
Id that time one hole alongside
has been filled, and that haa
long since been washed out.
The hole is not the only dan
gerous place on that board
walk. The entire walk from
end. to end needa repair and
needs it badlj, and we again
respectfully call the Commis
sioners' attention to it, especial
ly the Newtown Commissioners
Probably the Commisaioners
will say again that we do not
know what we are talking a
bout, it so, we will take great
pleasure in showing 'hem the
bare facts.
We don't mind being 'cm-s
--ed' when we are trying to up
hold the citizens rights, as in
the ditch question a couple of
weeks ago, for instance. We
didn't know what we wen
talking about then, said some
of the Commissioners. Well,
maybe we didn't. Our compos
ing room window was within
twenty-five feet of the "Hoyt's
German" ? and the window up
all day; the south wind blow
ing directly in thai window,
and we not know what we
were talking about. Well, we
thought we knew.
From four to six times a day.
for two years and a half, we
have been over that board
walk, and maybe we don't
know what we are talking a
boutnow. No amont of discus
sion or persuasion can change
our, mind on that point.
It has been suggested that
these Commissioners as a body,
take a stroll down that way
one day, next Monday, and in
vestigate the matter.
The speech of Hon. l!ee S
Overman was a great treat for
those who heard it Wednesday
evening. It was a clean, force
ful, distinguished and a brilli
ant discussion of the subject.
Not one thing was said that
was not made perfectly clear.
His deliniation of the charac
ter of Rossevelt was superb;
giving credit where credit was
due. He said that Mr. Roose
velt is indeed a man of charac
ter, and of great ability. Rut.
he is of unsound judgement,
and an unsafe man to lead our
nation.
Senator Overman won the
hearts of the people here and
the occasion will long be re
membered by those who heard
him.
It is evident that this speech
has put a quietus on the be
ligerent democrats. None ol
them were seen in the Con
vention yesterday.
FARMERS WANT A|LAW TO EN-
FORCE LABOR CONTRACTS.
The farmers who are continu
ally worried with their labor
problem say that a legislation
is needed along this line. Un
der the existing arrangements,
the ayerage man is powerless
to enforce any contract he may
make with a laborer or tenant.
Today a Mecklenburg farm
er who had beeu deserted by a
tenant came to town to see if
he could not Ond redress in the
law, but after he had stated
his case, he was told that there
was no help for him. A ten
ant who had contracted to cul
tivate a portion of his farm left
last week, and although the far
mer is greatly inconvenienced,
he has no redress.
The law provides that a la
borer who, after receiving ad
vance pay or supplies, leaves
his employment before com
pleting the work he hss con
tracted to do, may be indioted
for a misdemeanor; but under
any other circustlnoee he is
safe from the law.—Charlotte
Chronicle. ' ' |
» Our Paragraph Column}
By Oar SpadafM.
VmniMnwnwawmit/
A man oat of employment fa in
lack, if he only lives in • "donbtfnl
•tele."
The candidates have now sent in
all their letters; the voters will re
ply on November Bth.
By the time the campaign ends,
citizens of those donbtfnl state*
will have money to burn.
Boxers are again alarming China.
It seems to be high time for China
to begin alarming the boxers.
New York has started a company
for insuring eye glasees. What a
short sighted-idra for New York.
In the matter of national disarm
ament each nation seems to think
"next after yon,my dear Alphome"
Hon. J. Edwaql Addict* claims
to be a self-made man. We always
understood that he was a gas-made
man.
It is announced that J. Pierpont
Morgan is to take a rest. Then is
no "rest" for him to Uke that we
know of. >—
Russia is to subma
rine vessels. It appears that she
has not enough of her fleet under
water yet.
A Louisiana physician says young
ladies would have fewer calls from
doctors if they ate more onions;
also fewer from the men.
A Washington girl has broken
the record in typewriting; seems to
us that we have heard of a few
breaking up whole families there.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany refuses to take a man over
thirty-five years of age. We know
a good many girls who are not near
so particular as that.
Republican statesmen don't seem
to think that our prosperity has
reached high-water mark yet. How
ever, we don't think it advisable
for them to order any more water.
It is an open question whether
the railroads or automobiles are
killing the greatest number —it
looks as though the undertaker
bhould divy up his profits with
them.
Dowie piously declares that he is
going to ride to Jeruselam en an
ass. We suspect that the ass will
get tired of him and shake his com
pany before he reaches his desti
nation. Two asses never agrree.
Some of the eastern cities have
passed laws against restaurants us
ing cats in chop suey. It is not
stated, however, whether this is
done to protect the chop suey or
the cats, or a hit at the Chinaman.
A Kansas woman got o:ie cent
judgment from a man who stole a
kiss. How very foolish this was—
her kisses might have been valued
at twenty-five cents a piece had
they not been appraised in this
way.
It is announced that Emperor
William of Germany wants to be
come an expert yachtsman If he
manages the German ship of state
successfully, he will have accom
plished quite enough in the nauti
cal art.
We launched two battleships
about the time of the Boston peace
conference. Our peace conferences
and battleshipe are about keeping
pace with each other—peace is such
a blessed thing that we are going
to have it if we must fight for it.
From the numerous articles Miss
Ida Tarbell ia writing on the Stand
ard Oil Co., it is clear that she is
thoroughly versed on that subject.
Up to the time of going to press,
however, we have not heard of her
appointment on the faculty of the
Chicago University as a lecturer on
petroleum. #.-•*
A "Bouquet" From Kentucky.
(Aubura, Kjr., AdvaetU)
Sixty years ago North Carolina
was a worn out State, the Civil
War having almost depopulated her
towns and laid waste her territo
ry. The days of reconstruction left
their blight upon the fair South
land by the sea. A new order of
things arose. The dawn of new
Sooth life pnt new blood into her
being and the son of a bright fu
ture began to rise. Today she has
over $10,000,000 in her cotton
mills, her towns are Messed with
graded schools, her colleges are
taxed to their utmost capacity and
her alumni are filling the moat im
portant places in the republic. |
. C IMNSTMTMX NINE
Having qmHits* m administratrix of
thia is to notify all peraooa having claim*
against the mid eatate to present them to
the isllislgsi I for payment 0« or be
fore the first day of October, 1905 or this
1 notice will be plead in bar of their recov-
I ery. All pareoos indebted to said eatate
will plmt nuke immediate payment.
CLAUDS A. GUILFORD,
I 48-6* Administratrix,
t .
Notice of Administrator
Having qualified aa administrator upon
the estate of W. Z. Powell, deceased,
1 notice ia hereby given to all persons
holding dates sgainat said estate to pre
sent them to the undersigned for payment
on or before the 30th day of October,
1 1905,'0r thia notice will be plead in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebted to
r mid estate are requested to make imme
diate payment.
This Ist day of October, 1904.
J. B. RAWLS,
Administrator.
Administrator's Notice *
Having qaali&ed as administrator upon
1 the estate of Levi S. Jones, deceased,
i notice ia hereby given to all persona
. holding dates against said estate to pre
sent them to the undersigned for pay
ment on or before the sth day of October
t ber, 19011, or this notice will be plead in
1 bar of their recovery. All persons in
. debted to said eatate are requested to
make immediate payment.
This Ist day of October, 1904.
Mc. G. TAYLOR.
i4t Administrator.
Executor'* Notice
Having qualified aa executor upon the
I estate of Nancy B. Rogerson, deceased;
1 notice is hereby giren to all persons hold
. ing claims against eetate to present them
to the undersigned for payment on or
before the first day of October, 1903, or
1 this notice will be plead in bar of their
, recovery. All persons indebted to mid
r estate are requested to make immediate
payment.
This 14th day of September, 1904.
. 50.6t.pd BLI TAYLOR, Executor
r ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
f Having qualified ss administrator upon
the estate of K. M. G. White, deceased,
notice ie given to all persons holding
I claima against said estate to present them
t to the undersigned for payment on or
before the 9th day of September, 1903,0r
this notice will be plead in bar of their
; recovery. All persons indebted to mid
estate are requested to make immediate
payment.
r Thia August 15th, 1905.
! J. W. ANDERSON,
I 9-61 Adminiatrator.
1 Executor's Notice
Having qualified a* executor upon the
. eatate of Ida B. Hines, deceased, notice
is hereby given to all persons holding
1 claims against said estate to present them
' to the undersigned for payment on or be
- fore the 19th day of October 190s, or thia
. notice will be plead in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to said es
tate are requested to make immediate
| payment.
Thia 19th day of October, 1904.
JOHN L. HINES,
| j-6t Executor.
• MORTBABE SALE
Pursuant to the provision of a Deed
oi Trust executed by Calvin K. White to
W. S. Rhodes, on the Bth day of October
1903, and registered in the office of the
Register of Deeds of If srtiu connty. in
Book L L L, Page i6>, defanlt having
been made in the payment of the claims
as therein set fourth, the undersigned
will mil at public auction, for CASH, on
the premiam near the town of Hamilton,
N. C., at the Stevens Outterbridge place,
on the
stt In if Dictator, 1904
at ia o'clock, m., the following property:
One-half undivided interest in a certain
tract of land, lying in Hamilton Town
ship adjoining the lands ofT. H.Cof
field, F. S. Purvia,and othera, and known
aa the Steven Outterbridge home place.
Containing one hundred and fifty acres
more or leas,conveyed by the mid Calvin
K. White to mtWy the deed and interest
provided for in said Mortgage.
This aoth day of October, 1904.
j-4t W. a RHODBS, Trustee.
—The So. Veneer Co. is moving
its plant to the Godwin mill site on
the river
1
THE GOOD OLD WAY
A severe cold or attack of la
grippe is like fire, the sooner you
combat it the better your chances
' are to overpower it. But few moth
ers in this age are willing to do the
necessary work required to give a
good old-fashioned reliable treat
ment such as would be administer
1 ed by their grandmothers, backed
by Boschee's German Syrup which
was always liberally used in con
nection with the home treatment of
colds and is still In grater houshotd
favor than any known remedy. But
even without the application of the
old-fasioned aide German Syrup
will cure a severe cold in quid;
time .It will cure colds in chiklieu
or grown people. It relieves the
congested organs, allays the irrita
tion. and effectively stops the cough
Any child will take it. It ia invalu
able in a household of children.
Trial size bottle, 25; tegular site,
j 75c. For sale by S. R. Biggs.
.0 JMNSIMTMX NINE
Havfa* «aalHt»il as adminiatrmtrix of
this is to notify all pcnooa having claim*
against the said eatate to jmaent them to
the -lalrisfcai 1 for payment on or be
fore the firat day of October, 1905 or thb
> notice will be plead in bar of their recor
> ay. All panoas indebted to mid crtate
will plane immediate payment.
CLAUDE A. GUILFORD,
48-6* Adminiatratrix.
t*- - I
Notice of Administrator
Having yHficd aa administrator upon
the eatate of W. Z. Powell, decaaaed,
1 notice ia hereby given to all peraont
holding «•>»*«■«« against mid eatate to pre-
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/ will visit the places below for the purpose of
Collecting Taxes on the days stated: »
Goose Nest, Friday, Oct. »l, 1904 BdtOwi..., Tuesday, No*. I, 1904
Hamilton Sitnrdiy, Oct. 31, 1904 Williams Wednesday. No?. », 1904
Poplar I'oint Tuesday, Oct. 15. '9°4 Gri«na Thmeday. No*, j, 1904 I
Haaael !...Wednesday, Oct. a 6. 1904 Dardens A Friday, No*. 4, 1904
Gold Point Tbwaday, Oct. rj, 1904 Jameaville No*. 5, 1904
Crow Road*. Friday, Oct. 18, 1904 Bwatts Monday, No*. 7, 1904
Robersonville Saturday, Oct. *9, 1904
Those failing to meet me at the above named placea and settle their taxes will
be visited by myself or deputy at otice for the ex proas purpose of collecting the
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pelled to settle with the State and County by that time. Very leapectfully,
J. C. CRAWFORD, SHERIFF. ,
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