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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-06-14
Unseen HORRIBLE DEATH TRAP
A Night Waterman Falls Into a Vat OF
Boiling Water.

Charles Hayworth, night Waterman
at the Myrtle Furniture Company, fell
into a vat of boiling water last night,
from which he died in awful agony
this morning. Hayworth was making
his rounds on the outside Of the build
ing where the watts are located for We
neering purposes, when he stumbled
into what proved to be his death trap.
He was rescued by the day fireman,
who happened to be close by. HaT-
worth was 35 years Ole and has a wife
and child.-High Point dispatch 70
Charlotte Observer.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-06-14
ROCKY RIVER WATER POWER
Movement on Foot to Furnish Elec-
trio Power to Towns in Adjacent
Counties.

We learn from parties who were in
Concord yesterday from Smiths Ford
that thehe is a movement on foot to
develop the excellent water power on
Rocky river at this point. A north
ern company represented by Mr.. John
NJ. Blair, of Monroe, is taking options
on adjacent property with a view to
establishing an electric plant there,
an dalso to furnish power to mills
and factories in Concord. Albemarle,
Charlotte, Mt. Pleasant and other
towns. 1t is Is miles from Concord,
"a miles from Charlotte. IS from AL
bemarle and 10 from Mt. Pleasant
Concord Times.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-06-14
AT WASHINGTON AND LEE
Alumni Day Observed-Prize Cup
Presented-Faculty Reception Held.

Lexington, Va. June 11.-Alumni
day was observed today at the Wash
ington and Lee University.
The annual address before the alum
nj association was delivered tonight
in Lee memorial chapel by William
James Bryan, Ii. B., of Jacksonville,
Fla, class of so.
The Pinkey prize cup was presented
to the winning crew of the regetta at
the close of the exercises. Alumni
| meeting and banquet and smoker fol-
lowed.
At the annual meeting of the board
of trustees today only routine bust
| ness was transacted. The faculty
reception was held at noon in New.
comb hall and was lagely attended.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-06-14
FGrS 20 Nova Scotia.

Rev. ". II. Little. wfo has been a
member Of tie faculty of Len~ir Col
lcge. Hickory. TO- tho past six years.
has resigned thai position to tare
charge Of the Bethany Orphanaga.
OF the Lutheran chv~rh. Of Nova SEQ
ia. It BriGGewater. Mr.. and Mrs. Lit
tie VII leave neyt Tuesday - thair
new hHme.-LincOln News
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-06-14

Strange at this late hour the Ca
of the House should engender a pas
sion for the state he calls his BIZ tn
place, after using his power to defeat
almost any measure that mean any
thing to it or n other southern state
Charlotte News.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-06-14

II is TO be observed hat Favcrite.
Some, Knox and Cannon are protest
ing themselves more Rooseyeltian than
Mr.. Roosevelt himself.-Charlotte OBJ
server.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-06-14

Has your stomach gone out Of bust
ness? If SO you can reach the top notch
of physical and mental power by US
ing HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
35 cents, Tea or Tablets. R. R. Bella
my.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-06-14
AcREAGE MUCH REDUCED
Volume and Value of Crop Com"
pared With Previous Years

Storm was Accompanied by WHO
Electrical Display-Wind Attained
a Velocity of 3S Miles an fiour-
Wires Down i'm Various Parts OF the
City-Cart House Struck by Light
ning-Other Effects OF the DIS
turbancc.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-06-14
HIS OWN LIFE
Mr., John F. CahncT Commits
Suicide
WAS TWENTY YEARS OLD
Tragedy Occurred Above OdeoT
Moving Picture Show

The Rash Act Wn~ committed >H"r"S
After Six O'Clock Yesterday Evening
of the Tragedy Probably
Du,. TO M~clancllolia. h Young Aihh
Having for som" Time Been DC
messed and acknowledgements
Persons Ia the Room the
Tragedy Occurred.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-22
Los sCandalos deliYallcon

4stradida para dsdit.atse Z atuhes
i pOiiHqairfa Dc ehisnes,t tila aa.
1 kstaci6n' { que so,McieroAlacreedo.
rs, invitandoles q ser TN POGO mas
,erios Sadaask H chiquillaAas.
Asf mismo di6 ST. merecido al sefor
jhsGoa a4ssiclpeli hGaciSuato9ltee,t s.abeM
Que slea sf fSusionaFj9Gs Bs .yjG irdiedissles DE-
I zen desposesrse por. complete de
Gus pasi0hes pSe!llsoaalss', i qdiereu
@unplir 4 .conciencla sp !com.eqdo.
tTomaa rotss stRa stRa Tiemalpo'' Trealpo' De dleessasg,, essaseg,
4ontestaciopes ,yta o:gpsejeeiiu63 spfpy
amigos, los eoneejales, del ,AtAyuptaes
hionto y 81 ja'e5z 4 mpnieligpal 'lsnislgld de YagHrl
TO- qpe sbaadanep tl p sAs w PusstAas A IS gss, ),
Pestlyes, oap tap.a6telossalsdo slsassse es 4l
Acoanseja!E E1gsap l1gsapu'RsGiias. u'siisass. f.a ssa3 81 tn
ltlE ,alaalde Roigs ssforesdsrN.
Tismpose Co1eejalea HJean
hoRea tEepnhlieanosi rde YaReQmpg
eiensp Pstque yennpciar ST, 0aEkob
TO- :oaypsspet ia aslpsema yoluptAA
Hslpueblsr ceRsAAgrsdad detgobief-
no VI camp|e sps dabeEss 4eQnGieae
Icial ,Loseaus debsg, Fe:saAAac3ssy yseH
|esoa AselQEese 4Gnya 0oadpcta epsls
Iadmlnisstaci1n es4tsn fsaestalAlH
IipterssesJ del aRgsblo = desaPgpbadas
por Ell gobianQ, are ;ss ANas EistQ a.e:a 81
la neessidad do ,NamaElless. Alordeu &
|inVitarlsso4 proeedsr sQuss sl1e mas tserie'
dAd,oq 3Y1a]rh2 air,;1' eb s;.9u4
b Disputes dc tan enortne plancha
s6lo queda.un camino eEH harmonia
con el decoro y la dignidaA1aLA
D1M1s1oN. aTia9-3e9 81 aY--
Avuestra casa p!tef ,se lores ~.
poco'serios y habreis s;quierGeonr
servado algo. o1A1ss 9np .okisiM
es..s> ua@ y ajsaSai@sr M c.av3r;
4 Ah.u - l a&!t
/ f-'e'sl ea e5',rfe1 && ~ 5~tsa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-22
EO|cTO! !uO|C|ALES

A0tsO. "A las personals que ne
'esiten insertar en- este peri6dico
'dlctos judiciales, advertimos que
Ieheran pagar anticipadamente su
in,norte, 81 no tiene relaciones con la
emrresa 8 no envian dichos edic.
TO. por conducto de nuestros agen-
teA Las personas relacienadas con
uosotros pagardn el importe total
,uando este hecha la mitad de las
nserciones.
La AdmiHiStY0ti6M de SL.G Demo-
cxaciG.S ,-y ...
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-22

Vacante la plaza de Ohcial de
Sanidad y BeneGcencia de este pue-
bio, por no haber aceptado el cargo
ei propuesto para ella, el Concejo en-
session del ocho, acord6 publican nue.
vamentc la vacante, por ei ternino
de ounce dias, ( couror desdc el pri-
nern de la publicaciJn de este anvn-
clio. Dicha plaza eta dotada con
5000 aauale" Camuy, lAbril ; Io
1905. .--- MANUEL R u ~ -Alcalde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-22

I = a-s1f . az P4tfEYk II "a sts, A.
otden6 que nueYamSnte Sc exafni-
naran y Sc ptocedisfa { Il destruc-
ci6n delos que 'ningGtia impoFtan-
cha acusaran.
Cusbdoa eli srthh stos ASaici-
pal Sc ocupaba en- tan delicado
trabajoy elaindividuo0 Ramhl hsnti
tommsttei 1tesoreFeu de u JhAtAA
Escolars y parieqte del ex alleelds
Mattel y del actual Juez Mattel,
parece que inteut6 sustraer de Ia
o6cina del archivo dos expedientes,
Agunos diss despues Sc quemsron,
los papeles inservibles y el Vice
Presidente del Ayuntamieuto, Pre-
( sidente & su vez del Comitk local
republican,, denunci6 al secretario
municipal ante el sehor Iuez y tuk
tai Ia aotlyidad De este .tuvnqioopp .ttuuvpncqioppar1o
que imediatamspte redujo 4 ,pri,
ysi6n al reterido secretario, al archii;
veEo municipal y al alcalde, extre-
mando. con este Ia nota de "a y: n:
trapsigencis hasta tai ,punto que
mo le permiti6 qsalir del Iuzgad|o1
un, mntomento en- busca de fadoEe,
" 10 hizo condpcir embellishments
al depdsito de detenidos, ,,,o,, /, -.
III Cualquiera deduciria de todo
este que Sc trataba de una eombi-
naci6u urdida en- ia sombra psrs
perjudicar al seiior alcalde y haceI
una mueca idfcula al cuerpo elec.
toral que por abrumadora mayoda
10 llev6 a ESQ alto puesto. Lanzaror
las campAnas a vuelo los seheres
: ediles y acudieron con queias a
| gobierno sin dejar de tomar, POI
supuesto, el im1ortants acuerdo d
pedir al Gobernador la suspension
del a!calde por estar bajo la acci6,
i de un grave proceso (D. iValient'
. ridiculez!
Nuestro querilo Gobernado
! Winthrop, hombre correctisimo ,
: gobernante conocedor de sus debe
res, di6 a esos concejales que olyi
| dan los suyos y descuidan Ia admi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-22
IOlR1|N; HOUSE

Gale 81, nimero to4, oeste,
New York. Sitio muy c6utiico.
Pr6xino al subway, 4 los elevados,
q los carroS electricoS de Amsttr
dam, Columbus, Broadway, u y g.
avenida. Muy cerca del hotel Me
ne Amtotnettt, donde est2 al C2al
Bero Am<,tcdnO, Asiete cuadras:d
doctor HennA, Casa atnplia y ele
gante, Cocina americana J espahola,
installation completamente nueva,
Tres bafos. Pidanse informes 4 Il
administration de LA DEMocRA'
GfA. p # " a 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-22

Tai es el rubro de uu. articulo |
que publica aEl Tiempos. en- su edi-
ci6n de as de Mario pr6xirno pasa-
do, encaminado a presentar al al
calde de la ciudad de- Yauco, ante
el Gobierro, como destructor del
mchivo municipal y divorciado de
la opinion plblica. - ..4
Hemos guardado silencio hasta
hoy para dar, oportuuidad q sEl
Tiempos de tdespacharse con Ia Gu
chara ,grande, presentando las cosas
q su5ndedo,y y ad cha hecho en- su-
cesivos articulos, llevando su ami
mosidad contra el sefor Roig al ex-
ltremo de insinuarle que debfa pre-
sentar la renuncia de su cargo.
Termin6 va el peri6dico de referen-
cia 50 esea1daIo,a campafia ell que
Ipresentaba 4 Yauco POGO memo.
4ue en- estado de sitio, y ahora toes
| & nosotros hablar sobre slos escan
dalos de YaucoD que solo exister
en- Ia calenturienta imagination d.
I'm CONCEAL sin condolences par;
serlo, IN aspirante a alcalde, qu'
no 10 sera y an juecesillo municipa
lque debiera abandonar ese puestt
para bien de la justiciay tranquil
| dad de sus convecinos.
! HRgatnos i'm POGO de histori'
Aobre la tan decantada destruction
del archivo para que la verdad res
plandezca y puedan llamarse la
cosas por su verdadero nombre.
| Hace seis 8 siete aios el seiio
= Z. a.
Roig, en- OCCASION en- que desempe
Ihaba accidentalmente Ia Secretarl
del Ayuntamiento, organize el al
chivo municipal quedando fuera d
el in6nidad de papeles sin impor
tancia que aquella administraci6
consider6 inservibles. Esos papele
rodaron por los distintos departs
mentos y adu por Ell patio de la cas-
consistorial durante la pr6xima pa
sada administration y al tomar pc
session el seiior Roig de la alcaldf
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-22
w A Y n s

Este es q nombre del earro
meCanico6 8 autom6vil mas perfecto
que en- ID actualidad Sc fabrica: es
muy elegante, de gran fuerza mo-
triz y tnucha Velocidad.
! Hasta hoy no tiene rival para
subiF cuestas y andar por malos Ca
minos; por ESQ es sin duda alguna,
el autom6vil ideal para PueftoRico.
81 autom6vil Wayne para el 1907
contiene todos los adelantos que Ia
pericia de sus ingeuiefos y cons
tructores ha podido imagit1ar y Sc
ha asimilado ademAs todo To- bueuo
que otros fabricartes hayau inven
tado y en- su construction solo Sc
emplean materiales. selectos Y Ia
mano de obra es ejecutada por los
r.
necanicos mas expertos que Sc pue.
den conseguir, Por ESQ el autom6
vii Wayne esta llamando hoy tan
poderoSamente Ia atenci6n y las
personals mas exigentes, aqucllas
que van siempre tras de 10 bueno
no compran otro autom6vil que los
fabriCados por Wayne Automobile
Co., pues esta generalmente admi7
tido que no puede eneontrarse en-
ninguna parte una naquina de
construction mas sencilla, mas lu
josa y duradera y q I'm precio tan
equitativo como la marca Wayne.
Toda persona de buen gusto
que quiera tener un autom6vil ele-
gante fnerte, c6modo y seguro debe
uu Wayne el cual podra
obtener q precio sumamente equita-
two 81 sc dirije SD. w. Pales, en-
Guayama, que es el agente exclu-
Sivo EN- Puerto Rico.
Esta agencia vends tambien, 4 |
piAzos suuamsnte eomodos esrrM De
iss { sussrs Eusdis date ls { ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-22
4 0g!P0] IN .laEll9 .

Abrll al.=-Como Sc tenfa anun.
ciado, a las once dela mafiana hi
20 su entrada en- esta ciudad Mon.
senior J7nes. Obispo dc esta Di6ce-
| sis.
Tres seen',illos aper,o5 'etegantes
ARGOS, Sc levantaron etn honor del
iustre hutsped. Juato al puen.
te, el de Ia colonia espahola; Ala
tentrada de Ia plaza, e de los cAt6ii-
COS De Arecibo, y ais eehtrada' de
Ia 1glsesia, a de u 4Asociaci6n de
Damas,lA
|1Varias comisiones fueron & Ia esta-
ci6n d esperarle y, junto al puents,
sinn1mero de nifioS con banderoIss
blancas = emblenRs arulesas EnA
lnmensA multilud aclsnl6a al
slustte Pfelqdo. III ~ sS
Isy Junto al arco de laentfhda SHe
la Plaza sc levantaba una tribu~
Tia desde donde el niho Fernando
Bcrmejo pronuuci6 IN bello dis
curso, saIndando, en- nombre de
loe!! feligrTsse' de- esta cihdad al
ntRvo Obispo de esta Di6cesis.
En- el atrio de la 1glesia los nihcs
eatQnaron IN precioSo himuo y
t4fF9jeron flores a Monsefior Jones.
Penetr6 en- la Igtesia con toda
la comitiva y Sc cant6 el Tedeum
con eli aeostunbFadoa !eefeAiOAhl,
.dirigieudo despue& lag palabraA Ia
inmensa cohcurrencia que llenaba
.el Temple, para daf los gtsciaslal
pueblo cat6lico de Arecibo por el
irecibin1iento' que Sc ic habfa heSAo.
Acompahan al sehor Obispo el Res
petable Padre Berries y aiguno9
frailes. Por la tarde scomen1afon
les confrmaciones y contindAtkn
toda Ia semana. ! 81 Padfe Pima
tiene que mostrarse muy satisfecho
de la esplendida reception hecha
ppr q pueblo cst6lico de Arecibo al
Ilustrisimo Obispo Monsefior Jones.
So fsaese ss.1-s-s IS I'd ~ sss-g-+szpss-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-22

DOCTOR EN MEOICfNA
Y CIRUJIA.

OCULIsTA. .-Ex.med,co Az
xiIar de la Clfn,ca ofts N ID
gica, que 4 cargo de' 1e~tm
Rs.rsquer exi te en- e Nrapa
Ia. de Ia Santa Cruz &c 81
.celoua. Consult,rit ex,:'u~:st
para afeccionec de lns 'l''S
Tetuan 81, (c"t>a de Aed
tro.) - Horas lie cona.I!ta
De 90 II de la mah'l'
Gratis a los pohr"s, 'ie 8 a 6
~ = mxlA a. d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-22
A V | SO

Sc vende or ne p)isr atender
Ia u dueha, upa estalcia sta ell e
barios "JimGues'' ttrniuo munici
pal de Rio.Grandc; 2r~Nlucto,A d.
safe, buenas maderas lie ausubo, )
otras. Para informes 6 proposicio.
mes pueden dingirse q AMALIA RUr
VDA. Dn PA1.-Rio-grande
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-22
coRuREs5PoiEs.l1llL.

quintaiss capacidAd.I cOches al DDS y
cuatro asientos, maquinas de coser, de
pie yde mano, pianos fon6graios, ste.
ltionos, fecOrd ciNrdtie6s ! pianos,
m&quinas de c cti5:r, tn1ebies ct ct
ErgluwoOd y tambien las famosas
latnpa.as de Petr6leo Cornprinido
marca Kitoon, de 1000, t.soo, a.Doo
y y 2.soo buias dc poder,
Sc epyfan cat6leges J listas de
p1seios Al cue les pida COA tAims Dc
azpEar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-22

Con aueatcAi Dentu los
te bti"ne la ut tmpIetS sIeeBcia itI
d rlrr en- tod "a las est aeniones d.
tales, De venta en- la farmaciA q
SColons P.Axs princi .,al, So
Jum. E'irijAse Ia correspondence
al aefior NJ. M. P. 0 Box AL Ss,
Ju4n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-22

For cUANro, habiendo presenta
do la parte arriba relacionada y en- e.
arriba titulado caso una moci6n solici.
tando la conversion en- dominic de la
poses On de la fnca siguiente:
Rusr1cA: Predio sin uombre CO.
n ,cido, radicado en- Ell barrio del Cal
mito, del termino municipal de Jun
COS, dedicada a pastos y siembraS de
frutos memories, compuesta de So cuer-
das de terIeno llano Y doblado, igual a
IA hectareas, IA areas y IS centiaeaS,
colindante por el Norte con- Pedroc.
Rodriguez, Antonia Morales y Juan
Oyola; por el Sud con la Succession de
Juan Bautista Sampayo: por Ell Este
con Zoila Cruz i Epifania Felpa; y por
ell Oeste, con dou Federico Gonzalez.
PoR TANTo, habiendo otdenado el
Hon. Juez de esta oorte Don Francis
co Escute, Sc pubtque estfpretenci6n
en- uno de los peri6dicos de mayor cir
culaci6n de esta Tsla, para que los in
teresados que Sc cream con derecho
puedan oponerse presentando la opor
tuna de1nanda dentro del plazo de
luince dias naturales, libro la presen-
te en- San Lorenzo, q cinco de abril Dc
1eo7.-jost S. Ay6ay, SeeretariO De ID
csste nuuicipGl de ssn LoreAtO,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-22
TIE! PIANO! U!IDOs

Sessvenden tres pianos tlsados,
en- muy buen estado, dos de marca
Francesa y uno de marca Espafola.
Dirijanse q Luis R. Miranda, Di-
rector de la Banda del Battalion de
Puerto Rico. -Apartado, r.ro7.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-22
PuERIl DE IIEVRk

Sc ha empczado, aunque con
bastante defciencia el, rieso en- la
carretera deiPuerta de Tiara pero
es el case, que la falta De bocas de
ncendio, hace que muchos lugares
no puedan regarse.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-22
EDIG5O

corte municipal de San Lorenzo ?. R.
Estadas Unidos de Am rica DC
Fl Presiderte de los EE. IU. J. -
y 4Et-iF
o.< Sobre con-
jose a Def''oS Nin'ion version d e
possession EN-
hX-Pal~' dominic.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-22

- 't4sssa SNe sz
~stsis- fsss ) SaI.sasss,s q
A"2ze ~ s.xs -ss4slsai
.-'ii' ssas : ss,Iillt sss
sss ssa.A
i e a@
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-06-21

When the cottcG Oil. Industry be-
came important he was ,on9of tbs. first
men who organized the first cotton
mill in Raleigh. When he aseerEained
that the American Cotton OlSComQany
had obtained control of that mill he
tired. When it appeared dat the fer
tilizer business vas going into the
hands of the large concerns. he was
one of the men to help to. organize the
Car1eigh Phosphate and Fertilizer
| Works near the city of Raleigh
Propositions we're mada, to buy that
mill out. Mr.. Korne opposed it and Of
fered to becOms responsible for the flu
ture Of the rail- himself provided it
was kept Independent. A few years
ago when it appeared that the Ameri-
can Cotton Oh Company and the South
ern Cotton Oa Company would control
the cotton seed market of the south,
and that they possibly might combine
and regulate prices, Immediately Mr..
Horne assisted in the building of an
independent mill at Clayton, which
mill is now owned and controlled by
clayton people and run independently.
1t provides an Independent market for
seed, and furnishes independent Of
lother companies, fertilizers.
He is president of the Clayton Oil
Mills In 1902 many North Carolina
mills favored going into Il combination
so as to effect, it was said, economy.
The proposition was made to Mr..
Horne to have the Clayton mills in
Guided in the merger. He declined to
even submit the proposition to the
stockholders. The fate of that merger
justified the wisdom of his course.
He was one Of the first men to adj
~vocate the formation of home insur-
ance companies, both fire and life, and
to stop the overflow of North Carolina
money for fire insurance. He was one
of the early stockholders of the North
Carolina Home, and is an officer and
director in a number of successful fire
and life companies.
One Of his rules OF business life is
to give the preference, where practi-
cable to do SO. to local and ~independ-
ent companies, rather than to foreign
companies or large combinations oil
capital. AS far as it Is possible 20 do
So he taboos trusts and monopoIies
From the purchase Of oil which 1ubri-
Gates his machinery to the placing oil
material upon his property. he always
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-06-21

| will mail you free, to prove merit.
samples of MY DR.. Shops Restorative,
and my Book Ga either Dyspepsia.
The Heart OF The Kidneys. Troubles
of the Stoma Oh, Heart or Kidneys, are
merely symp ton1ss of a deeper ailn*ent.
Don't make the common error Of treat
ing symptom rs only. Symptom treat
ment is trea ting"the result of volf all
nent, and n OF the cause. Weak Stou1-
ach nerves the inside nerveS-mean
StOEaach W eakness. always. Ard the
Heart, and. Kidneys as we'll, have their
controlling or inside nerves. Weaken
these nerve s. and you inevitably have
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No other remsdy w claims to treat
the ~insid e nerves'. Also for bloating
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Ashley Horne, Of this place, is a
candidate for governor, subject to the
action of the democratic state conven-
ton.
[ have known Mr.. Horne all of his
life and feel that it is not out of place
for me, of my W knowledge, to state
what manenr of mar he is. He is a
native of Johnston county; is sixty
five years old; had = common school
education, but in early manhood vol
unteered as a private III the C%onfeder-
ate army, n followed the fortunes
of the Army Of Northern Virginia for
four years, and surrendered with it at
Appomattox. His record as a soldier
is without blemish.
After the war be had neither time
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nor ability to complete his educa-
ton. Necessity required him to go 10
work. The first year after going home
he cultivated a crop, then clerked IN a
store. and in 1867 began merchandls-l
ing for himself. He ~prospered. MADE
friends OF his customers, and many OF
the men VINO began to trade with him
forty years ago are still his customers
and friends.
AS a farmer and a business man he
has been successful, and he has also
embarked into other lines Of business.
Now he is regarded a. one OF the most
successful men in the state. While he
has other large lines and is engaged
in banking, insurance. manufacturing
merchandising, he is still a large n
active farmer. He is not merely a farm
err on paper, but every day during the
crop season a visitor would be apt
TO find him in the field, actually car
rving on large active, and successful
farming operations. And so we'll in
formed does he keep himself on tn
market prices of farm products, h a
many will recall that during recent
years he has published cotton letters
that contained wholesome advice to the
farmers with regard to holding their
cotton. This advice has proved TO be
well founded, n there is no estimat-
in gthe money it saved the farmers Of
the state and they were not slow in
ov0roccinn tbpir oratitudo tO him In
fact, he is on all business propositions
a very practical and wise counsellor.
He was one of the officers Of the Cot
ton Growers Association, and he has
established warehouses somewhat on
the plan of the bonded warehouse sys-
tenn now advocated by the associa-
ton.
He has always been a strict, regu-
lar and organization he
has voted the democratic ticket as they
were printed.
In the early COS when popul1sm was
making such a Roadway among the
people, he opposed it, but he under
stood the hard conditions under which
the farmers were suffering; and, IN
stead of d~eneuncing their movement,
as unwise men did, he treated them
with kindness and sympathy dissuad-
ing them. from leaving the democratic
paTtypbnf never d%enouncing them. In
THE country Immediately contiguous to
CLAYTON, populism never made any
headway, and one of the reasons for