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Coupon, B •r on trial Gane River Mountain 122 poles to a white, oak; Usance down Biggin’s ridge * ovo.lv machine bITLa bo. 00. AkUhUIUN. Strona. hand Aiiton-ulfc robbln Wind th IP t. «5.6: ADDRESS (IN FULL) CASH BUY 1 ’ 8 Por with Ordar ane ANNOUNCEMENT OF GEN. JULIAN S. GARB day levied upon the town lot wherein David Casida lives for the non-payment of the taxes and cost for the year 1899, to-wit: Taxes $3.49; cost $2.85, listed in the name of A. McAlister, and will sell the same at the court house door in Burnsville on the oth day of November, 1900, during legal hours for sale. Hept. 4th 1900. W. B. WILSON, Sheriff. Per JOHN M. HUTCHINS, D. S. ^ ties offered by our state. The gen eral upbuilding of Commonwealth will command at all times my earn- FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR. To the Democratic Voters of North Carolina. 353 cssS-sso. Bv virtue of the tax list I have est and Joyal endeavor. I shall strive to protect our people from the dangers and disasters of Force Bills and preserve from Federal interfer ence our Lew Constitutional Amend ment, the submission and adoption of which by such an overwhelming majority acids new glory to the “Old North State.” The earnest solicitations of my old comrades in arms have influenc ed me no little in deciding to sub mit my name for your suffrages. The old Ginfederate Veteran realizes that the young men of a new gener ation will soon have charge of the old Ship o State; a few years more and the last one of them with a halo of precious memories around him, will have fought his last fight and departed from the scene of action. But while ne yet lives and lingers in sweet and sad memories of the past, he will feel a brighter satisfaction to ba again represented in our higest Council by one ot the “Boys that wore the Gray.” Fellow Democrats: My services have been yours in every campaign since I became of age; services glad ly given without desire for, or ex pectation of reward, save only the gratification of a deep and abiding l ive for my native State, my people, my party and its glorious principles. My only ambition is to serve better my nativeState, aid more in its ag ricultural end industrial upbuilding and its educational advancement; to promote the welfare and happiness of its people, and should you choose me to serve you in the Senate of the United States my loyalty and devo tion to my State in the past, in war and in peace, can give you assurance that you shall have the same meas ure of both in the future. Yours very truly, * J". S. CARR, Durham, N. C., Aug. 25, 1900. At your last State Convention you declared through your delegates, in the platform adopted, in favor of a primary election on November 6th, 1900, to decide your preference for Senator of United States, tor the term beginning March 4th, 1901. I favored this action then and 1 heartily endorse it now. The pri marywill be held; our party is not afraid to trust the wisaom of the people. All the supporters of our cause in the August election are in vited to participate in the primary. For many years the conviction has .come home to many of the best thinkers of the country, that the election ot United States Senator should be committed directly to the people—the source of all political power. In the abscence of the necessary and needed constitutional change the primary affords the nearest possible approach to an elec tion of Senators by the vote of the people. I hereby announce myself a can didate for United States Senator and ask your support in the primary. My record as a citizen and a Demo cratic is fairly well known to many of you. I ask for it no greater consideration than is justly accorded the records of those able and honor able gentleman whose names have been mentioned for this high posi tion. In this contest I shall not attempt in any way to detract from i the merit of any competitor. We are all Democrats; we are all mem- beis of the same great political household; we have fought side by side its great battles; we have by united effort and undivided strength ' achieved its great triumphs. In the recent election the great . uprising of Anglo-Saxon manhood we achieved a notable victory, fraught with far-reaching and im portant consequences; imposing up on you the entire responsibility : nd burden of State government, and as a part of this the imperative duty of The progressive nations of the world are the great food consuming nations. Good food well digested gives strength. If you cannot di gest all you eat, you need Kodol Dyspesia Cure. It digests what you eat. You need nut diet your self. It contains all of the diges tants combined with the best known tonics and reconstructives. . It will even digest al) classes of food in a bottle. It instantly relieves and quickly cures all stomach troubles. Burnsville Drug Co. providing adequate educational facilities for the boys and girls of our State. You will meet these -greater responsibihlies bravely and fearlessly and discharge their duties patiently and wisely. We are no • longer, as in. the past, to be kept busy with the cares of preserving pur homes sate, but will reach out to participate more freely in the policies of the nation. We shall now strive on the higher plane of efforfrand statesmanship. My political principles are those of the Democratic party; they find excellent and thorough expression in the National and State platform; 1 need not summarize their declara tions. To each of them and both of them 1 yield most ready and un swerving support. They are the voice of my party speaking in its - appointed channels. I obey that . voice, and if your choice shall fall on me I shall in every way endeavor to have those declarations become the law of the land by appropriate statutes. The industrial ana educational progress of North Carolina will com mand my earnest attention and xea^ous services. Its agricultural in- interests will receive my watchfulcare and I will ever strive to foster and protect the same from hostile legis lation. I have endeavored, as best ■ I could, to aid in the agricultural, industrial and educational develop ment tad advancement of our State. I have endeavored to aid the public and private schools as far as I could. I believe, with confindence, I can accomplish more in these directions in the elarged field of high official position, and aided by my experience and knowledge attract greater atten-j Uon to the resources and opportuni- ILLINOIS SEWING MACHINE CO. ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS. for Summer Cooking The handiest, cleanest, safes!, coolest and most economical summer cook stove ever sold. The Wickloss Blu XSTofcioe By virtue of an execution to me direct ed by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Yancey county in the case of G. E. Gard- E. Higgins and Theodore Higgins, I have levied upon the lands herein described, after having duly allotted the homestead of Theodore Higgins, and will offer them for sale, to the highest bidder for cash, at the court house door, in Burnsville, North Carolina, during the legal hours ot sale, on 15th day of October 1900, said lands describe'! as follows, to-wit: First tract, situate in Yancey county, North Carolina, and in Egypt township, beginning on a white oak near Jeff Ro land’s line above Julia Hampton’s house and runs Up a ridge with Jeff Roland’s line to the top of Cane River mountain; thence up said mountain to Jacob Wil son's chestnut corner; thence up the main height of said mountain to Jacob Wilson’s white oa- corner ou top of the mountain that divides the waters of the hog branch from Biggin's branch; then down with main height of said ridge with John H. Biggin’s line and J. B. Wheeler’s line to S. M. Higgin’s^ocust corner on said ridge; then with S. M. Biggin’s line to the beginning, contain ing 88 acres, more or less. Second tract, situate in same State a:'d County, in Egypt township, beginning on a small white oak on top of Cane River mountain and runs with the top of said mountain 98 poles to a stake in west 18 poles to a fallen birch; thence north 6 weatv3 poles to a-hickory; t hence north 35 west 128 poles to a hickory on a ridge; thence south 75 east 40 poles; thence north 05 cast 28 poles; thence north 4 poles; thence north 25 east 10 By virtue of the authority conferred upon me by a decree of the Superior Court in the case ot B. T. Horton vs Moses Peterson, wherein I am appointed a Commisioner to sell lands to carry out the said decree, and having been request ed to make sale by the plaintiff, default" in the conditions in said decree having been made by said Moses Peterson, 1 wiil offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash at the court house door in Burns ville during the legal hours for sale on the 1st day of October 1900 the following tract of land, situate in Yancey county, Nortii Carolina, adjoin ing the lands of B. T. Horton, Sam Peter son and others: Beginning at a gate on aline between B.T. Horton and Moses Peterson, below said Moses Peterson’s house and runs near west with a cross- fence to the top of the ridge to Sam Pe terson’s line, then an easterly direction with Sam Peterson’s line to John Ren fro’s line, then with John Renfro's line to Jule Whitson’s line, then with Jule Whitaon’s line to J. E. Horton's line, then with J. E. Horton’s line to the be ginning, containing 25 acres, more or less. Said sale will be made to sati.-fr saiI decree and for costs. This 24th day of Amr. 190(1 east 14 poles; then north 63 poles to the beginning, containing 151 acres more or less. Said sale will be made to satisfy said execution and costs. This Oth day of Sept. 1900. $40 VEHICLES “‘^^ WAGONS, KCitKKYa Shipped anywhere to auroos at WHOUMLS PKCZX Caupor THE HIGH- GE A 145 Read Wagon 158 W. Van Cure# SU Bx. 3148, CUcags, IX AGENTS WANTED. RO. 8 UnUf-HLAU CABINET - ^ No. 130 TOP BUGOT FAIZILY SEWING MACHINE Possesses all the modern Improvement io be found in any first-class machine. Sold at popular prices. Warranted ten years Hurns ordinary Kerosene. Combines the efficiency of the coal range and the convenience and comfort of the gas range at a frac tion of the expense of either. An absolutely safe and clean stove; wall not smoke, smell or get greasy; can’t explode. Can be moved anywhere. sold. 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