The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-08-23

tere<ts will be Injured. According
10 all authority our nation IL nov
the most prosperous and progressive
nation On earth. and 10 now ask the
people to change governmental at
fairs Is almost the height Of impn-
denee. Chatham County farmers,
do you really want 10 20 back 20
Democratic starvation times? No,
thousand times no. There sre
many democrats In this County who
vote for :he party bat pray that the
Republicans may win. BE men, and
stand boldly for the party thai l.
doing such tremendous things for
You and our country. BE appreeia-
tive.
The day Of the s.soup house." In
which TO feed millions Of free Amer
leans, is, thanks to the grand old
Republican party, . thing Of the
past. Soup In Its place Ia all right
and Ii enjoyed by many, but rs an
article Of sole and constant diet is
not what our people need and want.
They want and are entitled to the
substantials of life, food that will
develop and make grow the brain
and muscle with which to keep our
country In the very forefront, as 1t
now Is, Of all the nations of the
earth. Don't vote for the soup
house candidate. You cannot afford
to take chances by voting to put in
Democrats into office. Let well
enough alone.
How do you like your woodwork
ing system? The Board Of Road
Commissioners still think that good
roads can be secured by filling up
holes and gullies in the roads with
pines and cedar brush and mud. The
first big rain that falls sweeps out
the brush and mud and leaves the
roads In the same condition as be
fore the brush and mud were put in.
We can never have good roads I'M
der the present system, but we are
still! paying thousands of good dol
lars each year for this most flimsy
work.
The Democratic management Of
County affairs in this County is so
bad that we had to be put under
debt of $4,000 very shortly after
they took charge. According to the
sworn statement of County finances
by Democratic Register of Deeds,
when the Fusionists went out, the
County was in debt about 81, 200.
Then why 80 soon should we be in
debt $4,000?
Under the head Of especial Tax"
we are paying Mr.. Stafford, of Chat
tanooga, Tenn, pretty goodly sum
of interest this year and will do so
for twenty years. 1t does seem to
us that our people ought to get the
interest that they pay themselves
and not pay 1t to foreigner, but
such is Democratic management in
this County.
A concert was given for the benefit
of the Methodist church In the court
house last Friday night. 1t was very
we'll patronized.
In order to keep the people from
coming here next Saturday and hear
Hon. Marion Butler, the Democrats
have put out the report that he will
not be here. Mr.. Butler will be
here.
"While the lamp holds out to
burn, the vilest sinner may RETURN D
This holds good for the Democrats
in this County as to religious affairs
and it also applies to them politi
cally. Let them come here next Sat
urday and hear good Republican
truth and profit thereby, determined
in the future to do right politically
} The work train from the mair
! line of the s. A. l.. is still busy a
work ON the Pittsboro Railroad, anC
} it is to be hoped that the road will
, be in good condition very shortly.
Many protracted meetings are be
, ing held at various churches in Chat
ham this week. This is the season
of the year that the country peOpl
1 can cease work on their farms ant
pay especial attention to churcl
1 work.
, At the meeting Of the Board Q
q Commissioners in September tn
o contract for building the bridge owe
= Rocky River at Johnson's will b
4 let.
!" Mir. John C. Griffin, r. f. d. ca
= rier of Snow Camp, passed throug
here few days ago with part
lgoing down below Lockville int
, Harnett County on big fox hun
" PUBLIC SPEAKING.