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CONCORD, N. C, November 7 1904
. BLACKBURN HIS LAST LEG.
The Statesville Landmark of Friday
goes for Spencer Blackburn with gloves
v -'off. Spence and his crowd have been
. . scattering around Statesville a scurrilous
and unwarranted attack on Newland,
1 ... . his opponent. We do not know if
.: such thing have been given out here
, - in Cabarrus, but if so the voters should
watch out for them. They will do
Newland no harm, for considering the
source no one should be thrown off
guard for a moment. Among other
things this- unsigned, unendorsed and
cowardly circular states that Newland
was nominated by a drunken crowd
and that whiskey was shipped to
i Wilkesboro to Newland to accomplish
his nomination. There never was a
baser lie told than this. Having the
undignified and disgraceful conven
tion which nominated a man who
does not live in the district in mind
the author of this unsigned and cow
ardly attack applied the method char
acteristic of some of his own parties
dealings to Newland. Anonymous
. , ' communications are base and coward
, t ly. An honest man who would fight
' in th nrtn in A cnilr friitVi ic nnf rrr
ing to sneak out a batch of printed
r lies to which no one adds an endorse-
merit. The truth of the matter is
that Spence is beaten and he is resnrr.
" ai Hi iinfTT'im llfnrTi" n a last hope.
But such will not da A comparison
: of the two men is like liking day and
: night - Blackburn is not fit to repre
sent the district if he lived in the dis
trict He is not worthy to tie the shoe
1 strings of a brave, honest man like
-J ll'll T f " ' Carta a
Bin XNewiana. ine party tnat re-
'- : sorts to such undermined methods to
w honest men off their guard de
serves tireoatinue to be likened unto
the old Republican party that brought
1 - shame, disgrace and negro rule to the
. state every time it ever had an oppor-
tuniry. -"There are many good Re
publicans in the district who know
Blackburn who will not vote for him.
Dr. J. J. Mott it one of these and he
recently laid that while he would like
to sec the district represented by
. Republican he would not support such
: ;, a man at Blackburn. " All the Reven
- ' ue fellows and the Federal office hold-
, er will willingly Tote for. Blackburn
but good people who have nothing of
-THE LAST ACT. f ) V
The campaign ends. The lasr, act
wilt be the deposit of the ballots on
tomorrow. The campaign in Ca
barrus has been creditable. It has
been free from abu.se and questionable
methods and we urge the people to
follow this spirit at the polls. Let no
undue excitement prevail or passion
arise. We need hard work all
through the day. Everv vote must
be -recorded. Work for the entire
Democratic ticket early and late. Be
not drawn from your purpose for small
reason but give Democracy one full
day's work. Don't lose your head,
your temper or any of your best ener
gy. Tomorrow tells the story. Re
member Newland and see that he
carries Cabarrus by a good majority.
Don't scratch vote it all, a scratch
means a half vote for the opposition.
You have no comfort to give the ene
my. We feel confident of Cabarrus
going Democratic, but work to swell
Tit Situatioa is Acute.
- New York, No. 4. The specific
charge made by Judge Parker that the
Standard Oil Company has espoused
the Republican cause, the counter
charge that Judge Parker was himself
mixed up in the shipbuilding trust, to
gether with t he general crimination
and recrimination nave projected a
situation of much delicacy into the
political world. Neither side is
telling all that exists behind the
scenes in this trust business, and if
somebody should squeal, some Thos.
W. Lawson should come to the front
the resultant disclosures would put the
publicity bureau of the Department of
Commerce and Labor out of business.
Men in a position to know declare
that Judge Parker is speaking advis
edly when he talks about trusts and
corporations being allied to the Repub
lican organization. Some of these
corporations, it is believed by every
body hereabouts, were friendly to
Judge Parker when he was trying to
secure the nomination, and after the
St. Louis convention promised to con
tribute to his campaign. When J.
Pierpont Morgan changed front the
Blackburn.
a selfish nature to gain should never
for a moment consider such a thing. ;
We have not seen of heard of any
of these circulars around this county
but they should deceive no one. De
mocracy is on the watch and will be
at the polls early and late tomorrow.
Every man should do his duty.-. This
is a Very important campaign.. The
Republicans have taken the side of the
. .Ill e; ua-t tie Watts law.;.. Moral
i ; a e at s.Ae and every man who
i of truth, right, good
care of the io-
! .1 and proper moral
' y traffic should
; ket from - top to
Don't Ie misled
after a Teder-f-r
success for
Work with
' ' urn, who
Squibs from the Washington Post.
The negro voter is more interested in
the supply of campaign gin than in
campaign ginger.
Mormon elders are boasting that
they never have any divorces. Prob
ably could not afford them, with an
alimony feature attached.
Harry Lehr claims to have a parrot
that thinks. The next report will be
that the parrot is giving Harry lessons.
"Is it right to work for money f"
asks the Universal Truth Association,
of Chicago. It isn't a question of
ethics, but one of necessity.
A Missouri educator defines educa
tion as ' a transformation from an in
definite, incoherent homogeneity to a
definite coherent heterogeneity by a
series of differentiations." Governor
Cleveland could not have stated it
more simply.
Judge Parker says that politics is a
science, but still some persons practice
it as an art, while others work at it as
a trade.
Chicago is worked up over the rob
bery of a California woman of $5,000
just as she was going into the city on
a train. Chicago always feels sore
when an outsider gets the money.
Alt, ha t Another evidence of the
big stick. Mr. Roosevelt's New York
house is now occupied by a club.
Secretary Shaw has given a life-size
portrait of himself to a little Iowa girl
who listened to him talk for four
hours. She earned it.
There are really no good grounds in
this full coffee-pot argument that is
being made by certain spellbinders.
Now a Texan comes forward with
an invention for turning a buggy into
an automobile, What is really needed,
however, is some invention that will
prevent an automobile from turning
into a repair shop.
Bulgaria is going to send another
ultimatum to Turkey. If this keeps
up, the Sultan will have to build a
special warehouse for the storage of
his ultimatum collection.
the majority and to defeat Spencer ' lesser financial lights followed, but not
until after some of them made a very
clear explanation to the supporters of
Judge Parker. Many believe that
Judge Parker is familiar with all the
details that led up to the altogether
amicable understanding which now
exists between the administration and
Mr. Morgan, and it is this knowledge
which Democrats have of the nature
of the deal which renders the situation
acute.
"Be Quiet Rosier' and Child Dies.
Pittston, Pa., Nov. 3. -Mrs. Joseph
Nisei was hanging clothes out at West
Pittston today, and when her three-
year-old daughter in the. house cried
the mother called out: "Be quiet,
Rosie; mamma'll be in in a minute."
When the mother finally arrived in
the house she found the child had
poked live coals from the fire, igniting
her clothing, and had burned to death.
' Hanged by His Apple Bag.
Bloomsburg, Pa, Nov 3. Farmer
William Jackson, of Bethel Mill, this
county, met death in a peculiar man
ner, -. He was in a tree picking apples
with a bag swung in the usual way
about his neck and shoulders, when he
fell, his body coming down "on- one
side of a limb and the bag on the other
The rope fastening the bag twisted
about his throat and hanged him. .
Had 13 Babies And all Die!
A remarkable story was brought out
by Deputy .Coroner - Frame! in an
investigation yesterday of the death of
a baby belonging to Martin Borgura,
of No. 22 Queen street The child
only two "hours after . birth. ' The
Borgutas have had 13 children, all of
whom died within two month after
birth. Philadelphia Record. f -. "
O' 't f9 renimlT in tlie world that
'. t i e " ; ' t' ' :i in
Mill Men Favor Arbitration.
Fall River, Mass, Nov. 1. It is
understood that steps have been taken
to bring about another conference be
tween representatives of the striking
cotton mill operatives and the manu
facturers to discuss a proposition to
submit the strike issue to arbitration.
It is said that in answer to repeated
claims by the operatives that figures
to prove the manufacturers' statement
as to costs have never been presented
tj the unions, the mill men have indi
cated a willingness to submit such fig
ures for the consideration of disinter
ested persons or person, who will pass
upon their correctness, both sides
agreeing to abide by the findings.
Letter to Freeze ft Utter.
CONCORD N. C
Dear Sir: A barber in Erie, Pa., has
been teaching two hotel-nv-n how to'
' paint.
Mr. Christ Wissard is the barber.
Three years ago he painted his house
and shop Devoe.
A year afterward, the hotels across
the street they are all on corners
were painted, not Devoe.
The story don't tell the first half of
the facts; how much the three paints
cost per square foot. It tells how
they looked last year.
The laugh was not on the barber.
His house and shop looked new; the
hotels had begun to look old; they'll
paint Devoe next time; and next time
will come pretty soon.
Yours truly .
104 F. W. Devoe & Co.
Yorke & Wadsworth Co. sell our
paint
Catarrh Cannot be Cored
with Local Applications, as they cannot reach
the seat of the disease. Catarrh Is a blood or
constitutional disease, and in order to cure it yon
must take internal remedies. HaU's Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces. HaU's Catarrh Core
is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by
ne of the best physicians In this Jcountry for
years and is a regular prescription. It is com posed
of the best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, actios directly on the
amcous surfaces. The perfect combination of
the two ingredients is what produces each
wonderful results in carina Catarrh. Bead for
testimonials free.
W. J. Cum ft Co. Toledo, O.
Sold by an Dfwctista. TSe.
. Take Hail's Family fills for coasrlnaaoa.
JUDGE ALTON U. PAJiKER,
THE NATIONAL CANDIDATES OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
KX SENATOR HENRY Q. DAY 3.
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Toleyis
1 not only stops the cough but heals and strengthens the lungs and prevents serious results
from a cold. Contains no opiates.
It Saved Ills Llfo After the Doctor Said
Ha Had Consumptions
W. R. Davis, VissaJia, CcJifornia, writes: "There is no doubt but
what Foley'a Honev "id Tar saved my life. I had an awful cough
on my lunsra surd the doctor told me I had consumption. I commenced
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A Policemen's Testimony.
J. N. Patterson, night policeman, of Nashua, Iowa, writes! "Last
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advertised cough medicines ioA hud treatment from two physicians :
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Three sizes 25c, 50c and $1.00. The 50-cent size contains two and one-half times as much as the small size and taa
$1.00 bottle almost six times as much. Refuse Substitutes.
Full nine-tenths ol the Wall street
pointers prove to be disappointers.
Broks Into Els Hoast,
. 8. Le Qnlnn of Cavendish, Vt. was
robbed of his customary health by in
vasion of Ghronio Oonatipation. When
Dr. King's New life Pills broke into
his honse, his tremble was arrested and
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PRO! GEORGIA. : . .
Extract! of Letter from C & Bowen,
Attorney at Lav, Daltoa, Ga. To
; ? .Fincher Nichols.
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'I have finished painting three of my
houses with U 11 Paint It is the
best paint for preserving and beautify
ing houses I have ever naed. It covers
almost twice aa much surface aa I ex
pected. I had ho idea that the cost of
Binteriiil to paint three houses would be
i f Alwsj-s rve L. & J I.
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Women's Headaches
642 1-2 CcmgwM Street
PoRTLAjm, Maixb, Oct. 17, 1902
I eonsider Wine of Cardui superior to any doo
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peak. I suffered for nine months with suppreased
menstruation which completely prostrated me. -Pain
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' All druggists sell 11.00 bottles of Wine ot Cardui. - .
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If your grocer does not have it phone your wants to the
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We will deliver it to your house. A home enterprise deserving heme
patronage all things equal. 10,000 bushels of wheat at highest
cash price. rnone No, ?.
Hy Go. Pile 5we.
One box g n a r a n t e e d to core any case piles.
Price $1.00 per box.
No one would begrudge a dollar to be cured of this dreadful
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lluyler'a Candles. VU111U1U 1J1U VU.
Administrator's Notice.
HsYtnt- ausliBed as th Administrators of
Amanda K. floavr, dcccasni, ail persons ow
ing said estate arc hereby notified thai they
must make prompt payment, or salt win be
brous-ht And sll Demons having- claims aaaint
said estate must present tbem to the nndersis-ned
duly authenticated, on or before the 1st day of
November 1VU5, or this notice wui Da pleaded la
oar ol ukit recovery.
Mum Boota, Administrator,
By W. M. Smith. Attorney.
Oct. 1904.
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