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Thursday, September 29, 1904. THE RALEIGH ENTERPRISE. Letter from Forsyth. Correspondence of the Enterprise. Tobaccoville, N. 0., Sept. 27. We have had some cool nights, but no frost. Making hay and fodder and cutting and curing tobacco is a busy time with the people here. Fod der is damaging very much on the stalk while the ear seems to be green. But I don't reckon it will remain green long. I guess the candidates will soon dry up everything, as they are beginning to stir around. It seems that the speakers are all of one party. I guess they are a unit any way. And, if so, are they for the best or the worst for the masses of the people? Mr. C. A. Reynolds and Benbow spoke at Tobaccoville Satur day night, and everybody must have attended. Any way, one went that has had his box made to be buried in. I don't know that any were there who had been buried. I guess they could attend a speaking as well as they could vote, as it don't seem that it would be any harder to do one than the other. I see in the Winston Globe of the 23rd that Roosevelt stood with his feet on the Constitu tion and a sword in his hand, and Parker had the Constitution in his hand and the sword under his feet. That is like an old book I have. The f's and s's are alike, and not many can read it. So it is with Roosevelt and Parker, one has got the cart be fore the horse and the other the cart behind the horse, and I don't expect anyone cares anything about the Constitution. If they did they would issue money and pay off the indebted ness of the government in place of is suing interest bearing bonds. Well, the issuing of bonds is not as bad as the act approved July 14, 1870, pro viding to refund the national debt, and I see by that act about $750,000, 000 will come due in 1907. That looks as if the bosses of some party are re sponsible for such legislation as that. Will some one please tell why it was done? Was it to benefit labor or cap ital ? And -today the bosses of the two 'old parties have got men going around in the shape of candidates telling the people they have clean hands, and the other party done all the meanness, and the people of.: the party they belong to swallow every word they say. and don't examine the past records. Just so long as the com mon people can be kept divided with prejudice, one with another, they needn't expect anything done for their benefit. Now suppose that I have a large log lying in my yard and I want that log moved, I would start out and ask everybody to come and help move it. I could get help to move it, and when we got it away we would sit down and laugh about how easy it was done. Now mind you, there is no politics in that. Now, if I was to say to the same crowd that we have a burden upon us caused by bad laws, and I want you to help me to get rid of it then there would be two sides. One side would say we have the remedy and the other would say the same, and so we needn't ex pect anything done. Yours for independence, J. C. BUTNER. Publication of Summons. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT September Term, 1904. North Carolina Wake County. Stella M. McDonald, Plaintiff, vs. Paul McDonald, Defendant. To Paul McDonald: You are no tified that Stella McDonald, your wife, has brought suit against you to September Term, 1904, of Wake Su perior Court, which said term will convene on the 26th day thereof, for divorce from the bonds of matrimony because of abandonment, and that the complaint therein has been filed in my office. You will, therefore, ap person or by attorney, and answer, demur or plead to the complaint, and on failure thereof, the plaintm will amolv to the court to be nermitted j- . - -, to prove the allegations of her com plaint and have oudgment accordingly. This August 30th, 1904. W. M. RUSS, Clerk Wake Superior Court. J. C. L. HARRIS, Attorney of the Plaintiff. 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