Th* hanatorUl not to attracting
■■to attreitoo (oat no In this Stata
WatesattborawiQ bo no troobU or
Tto 1—dtog tatoltoUi are Gan. J.
8. Oan aad T. U. Sbaaooa. Both are
tola man, and both are vary popular la
ttotonto. That U whore the truubla
to Many paopia thiak that Suanooa la
•ntottodtoremthlag lor tha way to baa
far tto toto taro years. Qakaa
ItotoUMSr~*PT Tagilflnenlli
OMflaoM oC the meat litoral
■an la tho Mate Ha haa alway* **.
•toad la aoy work that area lor tba
welfare of Worth Carolina.
Of tto tww eandMatre wo prepare to
rete for W/M. ttlmmona. Wot that wa
tonal Uto Saw. Out. Wa admire
htti oaty msah aa a awn hat an. to
UrooMmaueoUttostaB for Ito place
aad will toU lor him. HU aratk u
••I yet Intotod. to far to too carrUd
tot what ha tod planned and wa thick
to itoald to stowed to carry It la a
town. Wat lari scat Ian at all that
Oca Care ar tto attor eandMatre
tomM not do ttotr duty, hiomocc
^■•ftortad tto work and wa think to
toacM toatowtd ta cany It through.
Is Mr. Masoto Uttar to J. D.
AlUatomya:
POSTPONEMENT 01 VISE.
—
manum asaisst judge
ATEirs pkofoutiss is
oteawhslmus,
of Um audtai
SateigD X. C., Oot, ft.—'Um prop*-1
aKlua of Judge A. U. Avery of Morgan- 1
Ira, that Um DmumU Primary bo de
ferred >. month Mbetgoeot to Ibo
■oft—ol eleotloo, oo ootuaed by blot1
la or total of Um dolly pvj»r» lost «<«k,
ailraatvd utoeb uUoaU-io -.4 elicited
a great deal of com v.t fr.ia kit
claawa of people her... . igl—u»favv< -
»M> for Ua moat pu i It vbvuki ue
•AJtd. i
After bearing Utc eui.Jrct dWcuaeed
or oooiaiooteJI oo by hundred* of p«w .
pit I look Ike pain* Id obtain the vie a a
Of a number of Madlafc party aiea la
eluding no tan wbo are pronoun evd nod
promloeat la their eupport and advo
cacy of one or Um otber of il>e a»pi
raata for Ibo Hnatturehlp-goo Ueak»a
who prefer tflMMoaa, otbare who sup
port Carr, and mat wbo favor Wad
Mi and a fear Ioollaed u, Jarvb —aod
there la no mletabteg Um coareaMO of
ofdktea. via, that It «ould be ooaUa
aad Uaprecticabin to attempt to slde
trdak toe Mentorship Bailer at tbla
time, la Um "latecaet” of Mr. Bryeo
or for any other reaaoo; that, io loot, it
boom be lapoeclbM to atop ur euvaend
Um eoateet now *e U bu proemird too
far.
aUATOUAL riUAlT WILL utr
MY AX.
1 tod that with wj few exceptions, '
it k tha general belief that Uta primary :
will help ioatsed at hart Mr. Bi-ymu I
a»4 the Democratic ooagTTeslonal oan
dldataa ia that tt win wary materially
—tin In bringing uul a foil wote,
—P—laity aa tt la bellerad many (Popu
hata especially) wlU "qualify" them
tovee to paxUolpete la tha primary by
UtM<Malu(un>^ electors.
•to—SSaltoaaCTttaSa^thiiMUaa!
Ha aald :
“Than la no disputing tha fact that
thaca ta a graat deal at apathy prevn
laat among oar folia oo ter as national
ticket is eoaearned. It ia men and Mt
ta a great or kea dagnss all orar tha
toetm bat la some localities Including
whole oo on ties it ta apparent aa ta ba
aaaarca of enxtety. Right bars la
B^aigb. awoo. I haws nsww known
Damoorate to be so aaeoaoKMd and
taaetire n month before election in all
myowpmtamea. TMartato of affairs,
la, at least partly, dna le the encase and
surfeit of ‘pollUca' this yoer, end lbo
reaction uataral after the exeltemeat
of the a tala campaign. £ot there ap
pear to be some other reasons, to
among oertala classes. It is my belief
that Jam some eucb ic os at ire aa this
aeoator ship question was desirable, if
not or emery, to gat Um while people
out oo election day. aod, my word for
it U tha primary worn postponed Bryan
and oar coegreeeiooal eaodidalrs
would sailer the lorn of thousand of
Yotaa which they will now recrire.”
Axnwf nut cut tic* or to* * xa
cbihb.’’
Aacthor Wading Democrat, and to
Is act aa attire Simmons man, either,
if ho Intends to rota for him at all,
aald to mo today :
"I don’t think mack of the proposi
tion to atop the senatorial oaaraSA but
thoro Is one feature of It that should be
stooped at ones. Those oreiiealous
critics who are attempting to disc mill
and east odium upon the Democratic
erganisattew by crying “machine,” had
better pot a padlock oa their source of
00*00 It they can sot get op a better
argument than that. Without the ao
oelhd machine and a capable aod
courageous --maohialat” to operate u
(ao Mr. Mm mono ao admirably proved
to ba) I’d like to ask where the Demo
cratic party bo to-day t What would
ha Um political complexion of tholrgia
hUare elect, which Is ta formally and
leaagy elect the Hcnator after aU this
primary in melt ia over, had tt not been
tor ibis ‘-machine” and* this "ma
chinist” ? Without them last sum
mer, there would bo oo a— of a Dem
ocratic primary now, mad butler would
| beehoasn le January to anemwd him
self, undoubtedly.”
i ht< i umwn man to aui
•taMar nxaam ia mj pmiaoi daring
iba laM wnk. Mom of ibata took till*
potoUen :
Wbon a paraon crtat “-^
•Itnptp ftUneka tba Danooratio party
and Ma orgaalaatkm aa a waoia—aat
only tn tba Mata at larga bat in avary
nmigraalnatl and jadiaUI and ma
tortal dlatrist. to avary coaaty. la avary
township and praatast—and bla ia
—Tll“‘t r ffmt ailanb opoc
UarWraw aad aaaeatlva oowwlt
taaa la an* of than dlvMooa. 'Ma
ebtaa," ladaad I What ia tbaia wrong
■boat a ‘‘yaablaa.»■ partlaularl? our
•aabloaT ItaayaaadidataarMafrtead*
Iblak that by Ibaa “aoraiag oat" tbs
wort log Dvwaarataaf Jforth Corolloo
—tba vary aw whs radawil tba buu
haBMgnnbtat PopaPst wlayov
«MM| aad at ado M postUda for u* to
data Dmoaratia dauatar at all tbta
tit *bay aaa alaat or aid oay aaa
who Uo party u l». Umy win fed
Uwaadjvaawaafafly oMabvn, aa they
Wtotat" ii mn aanuuwa.
tk£Wa^^Pwnaaratio ^srgaatutlaa, by
(Md dbd fifn*>atar>lh«r aad *12
rsr a smzriJLx
***** Mat* wtd itaad by tiT wfe
pygr band of a paUUasl party edanl
by aaaa am that Mat t.n a no
anted V* Tba “waa^tai" M rigbt.
HdMf propar aad aa ladlapsuaabta
adiaaot tdMsars. to aay aad ^vry
•ST-* o
ttsawsavr" -tt
la** to t
r board at Ma*W
IU boar aay am
I MHfffi ELECTION—n
If You Think You Know How It’s Going.
•Cut This Out. Fill It In and Preserve.
t_
■ap or tmw nnno mraa. anowiiro umn or taoo lutcnoi.
■stab mm KLirx. H'Knanr itatu wkitk.
The Results In i896. Estimate of Vote In 190a
STATES, MTC1NLEV. BRYAN. UTKIN LEY. BRYAN.
** **<*• J1***- **»■*•» *UeU«»l VovalM Wtt- ropvUr »t»
■UBiOfM T«>«. y«tll FlmiAUty. TM«. gmlBy. Toim. imlltr. You*. rollty.
ALABAMA 11 U 75.570
ARKANSAS,., 8_8 73,581
CALIFORNIA., *_8 3,737 1
COLORADO, 4 4 134,883
OONNRCnCTT. 8 « UJU5 7
DELAWARE.. »| 8 3,830
ypQMPA.4|_4 31A48- ~ j
GEORGIA.|»_13 34,141
IDAHO.;. t 3 18,888
ILLINOIS..14 >4 143,488
INDIANA.1» 15 18,181 ————.
IOWA.13 13 GO,553
KANSAS.10_10 1*288
KENTUCKY.. ,13 11 381 1
LOUISIANA... 8 8 55,138
Maine.8,_a 45,777
Maryland., 8 T
MABSACHTT&.Hj 15 173,385
MICHIGAN.,, .14; 14 88,888
MINNESOTA. 9 8 55,875
MISSISSIPPI.. Pi_8 SB.TsT ' ~~
RM80URr-HI 17 68.738
MONTANA....j_ 8 83,048
NEBRASKA ,, l{ 8 13,678
NEVADA.l| 8 8,430
NEW HAMP... 4] 4 85,784
NEW JERSEY. 10 10 87,88*
NEW YORK . 3»j 38 388.488
--— ■ ■■ ______|
N. CAROLINA.il 11 13.374
N. DAKOTA... 3 8 5,848 •
OHIO.tg 47,487
OREGON. 4_4 _ 8,117 j
PKNNHVLVA.88, 88 885,073
RHODE ISL'D, 4] 4 28,978
S CAROLINA.. 8| " | 4gnl7
*■ DAKOTA ... 4 4 188
lEANEaSKK, 13_._13 17.415_j
TKXAa.U 18 809,814
.» • njw*
VERMONT ... 4 4 40.480
viBonriA. ,,u u It'tii [
WASHDfOTN. 4 4 ItAU '
W. VIRGINIA 0 t HAST
WISCONSIN.. 13 It 108,811
Wyoming.... ■ ~~ " , ~
TOTAL . ..Ml HI 1,188248 ». ITS $88,848
Ww«oia Jourtmi : J»dfe Hok«
5**»»• »*•, wm
ho!4 Um fall Una of Usooto ■'.pack*
ts* «r~ “
ill'. “?*?**; TWr* * • iw|i
THE BEST BED ON EARTH
Don't Be Deceived.
The great success of our Royal Kiaatic Felt Mattraaa. which la dna U
Ha merit, and alao to oar vigoroas advertising, ha* caused other* to perl
mattrcaeca oe the market, which they are offering for leas money and
claiming they ara "Jnat as good aa the Royal Bloxtic Pelt." Don't be
<Wc#ivw by time.
Wa emphatically deny that they ara "Jnat an good.” and are ready at
•*7 time to cooraara oara with others If yoar local dealer dooa not
haadle them, wnta na direct for descriptive pamphlet
Royal I & Borden, Goldsboro, N. C.
Sole Manufacturers.
'DON’T MISS IT!
WHAT?
^ That Great—*
5111. SALE
Wednesday,
Thursday,
and Friday,
Oct. 10, 11 and 12
WHERE THOUSANDS OF ARTI
CLES WILL OO FOR
5 and lOcts.
...SEE OUR WINDOWS...
Yours For Business,
THE NEW YORK BACKET.
Early Fall Thoughts on Shoes
Other \
Styles tor V
Street, ^
Dim, House,
Outing.
Summer is ended and the cool
weather is here. It now becomes
necessary to change one's apparel
and one’s Shoes.
Our store is the place where the
freshest designs, the up-to-the-datc
■ ud the-nour
crentions are
to be found,
and at the
least prices.
Heavy and
light walk
ing BHORS
for men and
women.
Beauty, Comfort, Service, Small Cost—all combined.
J. Q. HOLLAND & CO.
ATTENTION FARHERS!
New Roller Mills ill Gastonia
We have just started our Roller and Corn
Mills and have scoured Mr. Calvin Mason, who is
well known to the people of Gaston County as a
first class Miller; and all those having Grain to
Grind will do well to give Mr. Mason a trial
. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Cotton Gins will start as soon as cotton
' is ready, and your patronage is solicited
Will pay market price for dry wheat.
CRAIG & WILSON.
... .... —‘ ■ li
-A-.
GREAT DANGER
...AVERTED...
In choosing glass* or spectacles I*
csrefnl to deal with a reputable on
Udan, experienced in teatugtln ™
Thus and thus only yuti may averfa
groat danger—that of mlnhis^L!
ey-ightforlife. Redde? wft, £
7” |"™>PP»W ^ hoo*a fc?k
your pocketbook receive. the same (air
treatment ii your eyes.
Respectfully,
TORRENCE,";—*.