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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-10-01
KITCHEN And
TALK
TOTHE PEOPLE

Hon. w. w. Kitchin and M. L.
Shipman reached here about noon
today, escorted by a mounted
procession composed largely of
young Democrats who had met
the candidates some distance
from town. As they came into
town, they were greeted with
roaring cheers for the Next
Governor of North Carolina
by a fine crowd which had as
for speaking.
Mr.. Shipman preceded Mr..
Kitchin in a few brief remarks,
thanking the Democrats of this
county for their support of him
as a candidate for Commissioner
of Labor and Prting in the Char
Iotte convention.
In a short and felicitous speech,
Hon. Felix E. Alley then present
ed a court house full of people,
including quite a number of la
dies, Hon. w. w Kitchin as the
"W. J. Bryan of North Caro-
lima" and the next Governor.
Mr.. Kitchin, in spite of the ia
tigue caused by the strenuous
character of the campaign he has
been making, soon commended
himself to his audience by his
graceful and ready manner
of presenting the truths of De-
mocracy and by his evident sin
cerity and earnestness. In the
beginning of his speech, he paid
a glowing tribute to the loftiness
of the character of Locke Craig,
his competitor for the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor.
every mention of whose name
was received with applause. Re
ferring to the publication of the
Republican party in North Car
DINA by the elimination of the
negro vote by the democrats, he
said that if a democrat had been
sent to congress instead of
George White, the negro, the
theft of Crawford's seat which
he denounced in burning words,
would not have been accomplish
ed. That the Republican people
do not rule was shown by the
nomination of Taft at the dicta-
ton of Roosevelt and by that of
Jay Gould Cox" as Mr.. Alley
had called him. as a candidate of
Governor of North Carolina, alb
solutely unknown to nearly all of
the people of the State and never
wholly identified as a republici-
an. The Republicans have sub
mitted to the domination of bos-
SEES until they make no protest
but accept the ticket asst is pre-
pared for them by the Office
holders.
He delineated the inequalities
of the protective tariff in a way
SO plain and simple that the way
|faring man though a Republican
could not fail to grasp it and il
Illustrated Roosevelt's prosecution
of the trusts by a story of the
man pursued by what he thought
was a dangerous lunatic from
whom he fled in great alright
but when caught found that his
pursuer only wanted to get his
tag.
He closed with earnest and elo-
quent appeal to young men to
identity themselves with the
Democratic party-the party of
the people. His speech made a
fine impression and was well re-
eeived; there is no sort of a
doubt that he will receive the
|cordiaf support of the Democrats
Iof this county.
Congressman Crawford, being
present, responded TO calls in "a
short but forceful speech, which
largely increased the prevailing
Democratic enthusiasm. Altogeth-
ha a nreoo4 dav for the
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-10-01

Cut this ticket out and bring to the
Bee Hive and get 20, cents cash when
you buy 200 worth or more anywhere
in the store except in the basement.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-02-15

The Price e Butler Company, which
opens a weeks engagement at the Frost
burg Opera House Monday, February
18th, comes very highly recommend, d,
and will offer series Of the finest plays
ever produced at popular prices.
The company is one Of the best on the
road, and with IA strong line of plays and
six big specialties, there will be "sOme-
thing doing every minute.
Among the plays to be produced Lere
are "Her Fatal Marriages. one of the
prettiest stories ever dramatized; The
Day of Judgment the celebrated Eng
liSh mclo drama in five acts; The Run
away Tramp" thrilling drama of life
in the Far West; "Midnight in CHINA
town. an up-to-date drama of the New
York slums; "The Scarlet Letter." a
dramahzation of Hawthornc's cele-
brated novel, produced with special
scenery and costumes; and the bcauti-
full nautical drama, "The Light House
Robbery.'
An eXtra-added feature at the Satur-
day matinee will be a "Punch and Judy"
entertainment for the children, intro
ducing twelve life like figures.
The vaudeville portion of Price &
Buffers Company is unusually strong,
and inc ludes Price q Butler NanHoven,
Komedy Kreator, with his white mice
and gold fish; Dorrtty, the Dancing
Juggler; Ethelwynne Burnett in a
Novelty Change Act; Fred Earle S
Musical Act, etc, etc.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-02-15
Acknowledgements.

The JOURNAL is indebted to ID. p.
Hartzell Secretary Treasurer of the
Cumberland and Westernport Electric
Railway Company, for a copy of the
Cumberland edition Of "Dell's Electric
Railway Guide" The two useful fea
lures are the "Condensed Through
Schedules of the Principal Iuter- Urban
Systems of Electric Railway in Western
Pennsylvania and New York, Eastern
Ohio Northern West Virginia and Ken
lucky" and the elaborated table of hours
all the way from Cumberland to West
ernport, the incest, most interesting and
most picturesque of all electric roads
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-02-15
New Advertisements.
Notice to Gas Consumers

OTWITHSTANDING our repeated in
\ struCtions and warnings with reference
to the Use of Rubber Hose in connection
with Heating Appliances, we learn that
numerous customers have such in use
Probably nine tenthS of all the accidents
caused by the use of Gas are from Rubber
Hose becoming Detached, or Porous from
age, not only ieopardizing the consumer S
but adjoining properties as well.
Almost daily accounts of such accidents
appear in the newspapers.
Plumbers Are Hereby Warned
That they must not make such installation,
and earnest attention of consumers Of gas
is called hereto.
4 great many cities and towns prohibit
such use by municipal laws, which is enough
to show the general estimate of the danger
of using rubber hose.
Western Maryland Gas Company.
Feb -
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-02-15
Ahead of New York

a Frostburger standing last Saturday
forenoon in the Cumberland post-otfice
saw gentleman get, look through his
mail, ana ltturn to the window and say
to an official inside
81 always get the Frostburg JOURNAL
IN this mail.
eyes, know" said the postal man ;
"but it hasn't come yet"
Almost incredulously the caller init
mated that perhaps his copy had been
overlooked.
"No," said the official, 1.-THE JOURNAL
is not yet here
Turning, the gentleman spoke his dis
appointment, and closed by SAYING
II would ra her by far have the Frost
burg JOURNAL on Saturday than the
New York Jour1sui on Sunday"
The foregoing relation is as nearly ii
reproduction as the JOURNAL 5 Frostburg
friend could state it.
The JOURNAL was late getting out
last week
\ Present Duty.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-02-15

The Great Scene Production of The Light
house Robbery in Frostburg Opera House
Monday, February II.
PRICE 4 BUTLER COMPANY.
.4s Ladies, 10 Cents, to the Best Reserved
Seats if Reserved at PEARCE's Drug store
before O'Clock Moud " evening.
WHEN in nccl of Good, Experienced
Family Physician, call on DR.. CuNNINouNu,
the ablcst Physician in Frosburg. Ici
Can You Believe Yours Senses?
When two of them, taste and smell, having
been impaired if not utterly destroyed, by
Nasal Catarrh, are fully restored by Ely
Cream Balm can you doubt that this rem
edy deserves all that has been sand of it 10y
the thousands who have used it, 1t Is APP
piled directly to the affected air paSSages
and begins its healing work at once. Why
not get it to-day? All druggists or mailed
by ELY Bios 81 Warren street New York,
on receipt of 30 cents.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-02-15
\ Present Duty.
New Business Locals.

Subscribe for che JOURNAL.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-02-15

The regular monthly meeting of the
Georges Creek Medical Society was
held in Elks' Hall, Eleanor Building,
this place, Tuesday afternoon.
All the members were gratitied at
noting the large attendance
The names of seven new members
Were added to the roll.
A vote of thanks was rendered to
John Z. Taylor, Superintendent of the
Electric Railway, for kind consideration
and courteous accommodation of the
Society.
DR.. j. O. Bullock, of Homecoming, pre-
sided, and DR.. T. +. DeNaouley, of this
place filled the office of secretary.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-02-15
TOWN AND VICINITY.
Il. T..

DIN Gunnett was informed that I'M
less he quits solo practice i'll zero wealth
er we will get out an injunction against
his use of the New Park or any other
place for such monopolistic development
He has consented, therefore, to let tie
rest of us in with him, and that means
no one of the is to get ahead of the
other S.-.N t. IIOf.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-02-15
Personal.

Mrs. Rob2rdeau Amman is visiting rel
atives i'll Reading, Pa.
Sol. Stern, of Stern e Thompson
cigar manufacturers, Blltm re, was
snow with James p. Kenney, the impe-
rial peanut king. Everybody knows
what a royalty good fellow kenney is
Well, Stern is of the same congenial
-up-only, physically considered,
there is more of him. They gave the
JOURNAL "A cigar of Stern's make,
and the great paper is preserving it for
someone who knows how to smoke
without concurrent remorse or supple
mentary regret. In this connection it is
polite to state that Kenney is suspected
of keeping for sale cigars of similarly
unprecedented structure and unrivaled
quality of flavor. Otherwise, he and
Stern wouldn't brag IN both languages
about them Irish and Dutch
Miss Louise X. Shatfer left Thursday
to visit friends i'll Roanoke, Va.
Mrs. Jethro Jetfries, of this place, Wis
tied her son, Jethro NJ, Jetfries, of Mt.
Savage, this week.
W. E. c. HitchinS, of this place, has
been looking around Harrisburg, Pa,
the State capitol particularly. "The
building and equipment he writes,
'cost II million dollars, and beautiful
throughout. The paintings which adorn
the Governor and representatives, halls
were executed by Maryland lady artist
Miss Violet Oakley, at cost of $40, 900
To this work she gave about years. !"
He sends photo picture of boot black
stand. however. that cost 81 ,dl92Q.
Mayor Henry Mayer went to An
napolis this week.
Miss Nellie Hamill is i'll Somerset,
Pa, spending few days
Miss Nellie Gerken. of Baltimore, Wis
tied her parents-Mr. and Mrs Henry
Gerken, this week.
Mrs. Hamilton Moore and Miss Daisy
DeNeen, of Paw Paw, West Va, visited
the family of their uncle, w. H. De-
Neen, Charles street, this week
Mr.. and Mrs, W, f. G. Hitchins and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth, are with rela-
tives i'll Gettysburg, Pa
The genial j. NJ. Cresap of Rawlings,
was here Thursday. When the JOUR
NAL saw HIM he was talking with Il man
who wore earrings.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-26

The life Of the republic may
be at stake, IS the National
License Mod el League declares,
but it IL hard TO accept the
Leagues view of the cause of so
serious . situation. Naturally
the brewers, distillersa and saloon
keepers Of the United States
take . melancholy view OF the
prohibition craze, but few OF
No - yet are prepared to believe
that in addition TO the life of the
republic, the sanity of the
people is threatened" Il il .
safe guess that il every Ameri
can who INDUCES occasionally
in strong drink should swear OF
tomorrow, and keep his pledge,
the republic would survive the
shock, and the American people
would retain their reason. The
liquor trade, however, repre-
sents : vast financial investment,
several billiOus Of dollars ia fact
and 1t employs > large mum ber
OF persons. Il is this aspect Of
the case that stlrs the appre
hensi0n Of the National Model
License Leseue Is TO the safety
Of The republic vermillion Re-
publican.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-26

but all the way from q to q
furnished numerous examples
Only two were married at the
age Of 73 and both were OF the
genus masculine.
The Indians furnish some in
teresting statistics. They are
the most unhealthy Of all our
races. About 81 70 . thousand
died on the Rosebud. and nearly
55 up in Roberts county among
the Sissetons. Children furnish
the greatest proportion OF the
victims and whooping cough il
the mslady. Pneumouia, tuber.
cuiosis aud bowel troubles take
precedence among adults Press
and Dskotan..
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-26

year, which is only q tribe less
than une divorce to each mar
riage. This is q much better
showing than Sioux City or
Chicago can make. Mrs. James
G. Blaine, Jr. WAS one Of the
Divorces and others were those
W no came here attracted by the
liberal inducements offered by
the statute on that subject, and
by our superior natural attrsc-
t,ons. There were l, 357 declara
tions to become citizens taken
out, aud 256 final citizenship
papers issued.
Heart troubles, tuberculosis
and pneumonia seem to have no
regard for age or physical con.
dition. attacking old, young,
strong and weak indiscrimina te-
ly. Pneumonia leads - the
death agent in winter and dysen-
terry, bowel complaints and
cholera infantum in sum mer.
VI the tolal marriages 4, PA
bachelors furnished 3, ,Y54 Of the
grooms, and maids furnished
1883 Of the brides. The re-
mainder Was made up OF IS
divorced Een, l26 divorced
women, 1875 widowers and 1876
widows. Strange as it may
seem, oyer one third OF all the
brides were from Is TO 20 years
old, and another one-t third from
21 TO "a years Of age. The
fayorite masculine age Wa q,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-26

The seasoned judgment OF the
republican party, in national con-
vention assem- bled, has express-
ed itself In favor Of William
Howard Taft for president Of
the United States. For two
months this decision has been
anticipated, and there has not
been the slightest doubt about
the outcome, but there were
still some who thought Roosevelt
cauld be induced TO break his
pledge TO the country, aud
break faith also with his friend.
They did not know Roosevelt,
however, aud Taft was nomi.
mated on the first ballot secur-
ing 702 votes.
The nomination will appeal to
the country as the best that
could have been made. Taft
has been the right hand man OF
the Roosevelt administration.
He was the Roosevelt candidate
He stood for the Roosevelt
policies and will carry them
through to success. He is an
experienced administrators. He
made 6ue record as governor
general of the Philippines, as
he had made an excellent record
when Judge on the bench. He
displayed his diplomatic quail
ties on his visit to Rome to settle
the CONTROVERSY over the friar's
land. As secretary of war he
has been devoted to his depart.
ment and has shown executive
abilities Of the highest order.
AS he has gone before the
people he has attained q popu-
larity second only 10 that of
Roosevelt. That Taft will be
elected, there are few to doubt,
and fewer who deny that he will
make Que OF the best presidents
in the history Of the republic.
He has courage, poise aud bal
ance. He has the judicial mind,
the fairness of attitude, and
complete equipment for the
position.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-26
Real Estats Transfess

1NO1s GDS0sO At0s4u90
Milwaukee Land Co % George
w. Bisssll Lots I. x3Al bib.
81 10 Nil Lid Cos lth sdd 70
Platte
Milwaukee LAnd CO 70 Esther
A Wood lots 3 4 1 blk 10 II MI
land co lst odd b PiasAs -l35
Louis X Sip 4 Mary Fslia and
husband 10 Francis vrasper
Und I Int In NV ssc c-o7-07--
34O0
Francis vrsspir 70 Louis r
Sip No ssc 6-97.67-4000
BENJAMIN LaGrands and wife
70 G NJ Caster ~ 3 AZ of =
sec 97-65--70OO
Joseph W Linkh art and wits
10 Minnie e Potter . ~ = nv
OF sw sec 20 IS M--2lOO
Thnrval Amundaoo and wife
70 + q Hoffman lots 5 80 blk 5
T. Andes--45O
Com mmescial Sc Bank OF Wag-
ner to city Of Wagner Id. Co
2nd add WAgnsr--50O
Daniel L r Lamb and wife 70
Lawrence 5 Vandal : strip Of
land 25Oft wide east and west
along the east cad Of lot . In
sec 2 06-65-lOO
l. L Hsil and wife 70 6ilas 8
Jones' L1ssa and 2 hlk - u Ath
add 70 Wagner --100
Woodbury. W Sparks and wife
TO Frank Kocer w Of sw ssc
Ia. W. 66- N6O
Charles : Sjoholm and wife
to Frank Kocer % Of ~ sec H.
80 W-l760
Elmore w Hurst and wife and
Joseph w Linkhart and wife
and Thaksr + NnkhArt aud
wife TO Hans Clsussn 81 ne
sec 26 95-64- 1880
Joseph W Linkhsrt 10 Hans
Clsusen % sec 26-05-64-067O
Ellen Simmons 70 retsr 81
Pierre u2 0f nv sec 81 80 63--
1000
Walter M Shuck and wife Ia
Michael J Nader - ssc 7-97 6s
$500
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-26

The boy who is willing to do
faithful labor for little more tn an
his board and clothes is fitting
himself for . position of useful
ness and better pay in the future
1t is the boy who attends strict
" to- business and makes his
employers interest his own,
who will make his mark as a
business man. An industrious,
energetic, peinstaking boy or
young man never wants for .
place and these, with stability
Df character, are ell the recon.
mendations needed.-Armour
Herald.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-26

Pain viii depart In exactly 70 minutes "
one OF Dr. schoop's Pink Pain Tablets h
taken. Psin anywhere. Remember. Pain
always means cousesai0a. blood pressure
nothing else. Headache II blood pressure:
toothsche y blood pressure on the sensitivs
nerve. Or. schO0Ds Hesdache Tablets
sia0 called Pink Psin Tablets -suickiy and
safely coez this blood pssssurs away from
pain csntsFs. Psinfal pssiods With wonss
get instant relied. - Tsblsss 1tc Sol1 ~
Wagner Dsug Co.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-26

The report Of the division of
vital statistics Of the depart
ment of history of South Dakota
1907, has made its appearance
and bears the Impress of com
pleteness and thoroughuess IN
the important field which it is
designed to occupy. The report
has been prepared under the
direction Cf Hon. Doane Robin.
son, the historian Of the state,
which is q sufficient guarantee
that it sustains all the statist tics
essential to q knowledge OF the
number Of births, deaths, mar.
riages, divorces and naturaliza-
tions within the state for the
period mentioned, with much
interesting aud useful informa-
tlon of Q kindred character.
There were 11.O97 children
born within the state in 1907,
but the sex OF the children is
not given except in the case of
illegitimates. The highest birth
rat to the 1,OOO OF population
il from Stanley county, over 48,
which ID an indication OF the
cheerful vigorous lie OF the
homesteaders. The counties
having large per cent of er man
population appear leading 10 the
list OF births.
There were 4.129 des tbs in
the state in 1907. In the state
at large consumption was the
cause OF . large proportion of
deaths, taking of 266; old age
removed 296; pneumonia 1876,
and $40 OF congenital debility
and from premature birth.
Cancer claimed = nu m Der and
heart disease took 1856. The
tables show that ''all the i'll the
flesh is heir TO" had their share
Of victims.
There were 4,2S4 marriages
in the state during the year.
There we're only 552 divorces
granted in the state during the
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-26

"Father," said little Rollo,
what 10 . great mani"
"A great man, my son, Is one
who manages 10 gather about
him . whole lot OF assistants who
will take the blame for his mis-
takes, while he gets the credit
for their good ideas. I" Mccall 3
for July.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-26

There never was anything SO
valuable IS the market reports
and financial page OF The Week
" Inter Ocean. You may have
both The Weekly Inter Ocean
and this paper one year at the
spec tally low rate of $1.5O. It's
q rare chance.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-26

According to the county seat
petitions Charles Mix cosuty
has about 1000 voters. Under
the expense of the divine pri-
mary just over. it will cost each
one of these 1900 very nearly,
il not quite, one dollar each.
Our primary is an expensive
luxury.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-26
Cone and Examine Beautiful Line Souvenir China and Glassware - NavS Cash S9

Clsrgymaa-You can, how.
sver. comfort yourself With the
thought that yos naAs your
husband happy while hs lived.
Widow-Ysa. indeed! Dear Jack
w&s In heaven until ~ dist-
Judge"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-26

This Office 10 in = receipt of q
copy Of the new Dacotah Maga.
zine, published at Watertown,
South Dakota. It is . bright,
newsy sheet, we'll filed with
interesting articles on subjects
Of interest, and also some first
class fiction. Here's hoping
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-26

In*spite OF the late heavy
rains, the crops promise well n
Charles Mix county. You can't
ind better looking fields OF
grain anywhere.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-26

Tue corn win soon b roy
70 csltsatA What will yos -
aboat : cultlvatnr? Klnd1y
bar In mind thas - havs ~
largsst assortmsnts Of III apto.
date makes Of cultivstoss II -
county. A poor culsivAtor -
dsas y any pri0a but u ~
buy one of our rsliable cuI1ivar
tors, you win sevs hoah Hne -
noaey and your pro0as Win -
larger vhsa yoar crop = hAs.
vsstsd. We ell singis row -
in9 csltivators - Iou = o00Q
svsry cultivaAoe gnarasoDo6.
Can you bsat shat prics go
whsrs ID ~ ssAtsy
MANURE YOUR FIELDS
Expsrimsats have shown tlsnt
thsrs b nothing - bsnsoeial -
: growing crop of corn = : gossl
c0at of manure sprsad ovsr ~
TOP Of ths ground With : nanuro
sprsadsr, Do you noe think u
would b we'll 20 cIean N your
barnyard and give your coeaool6
~ bens6ty The Grees Weslefu
Masars 6prsadss u ~ o0ly
thoroughly reliable sprssder -
ths market and ~ acooaut oe
| its coustruction and mateSinl
ssed u worth oGO.o0 more thAa
any othsr sprsadsr. II viii
handle any kind Of nsanure viii,
sass aud viii cause lsss trOubls
and breaksgs than any osllse
maks. A dollar ssvsd II buyinx
: man ufs sprsadss Il pAoe scoa-
omy, = Il will draw hnndreds
of il brothers out of yosr.
pockets during iss lisstims. m
less II i ussd - bsy The Grsas
WeStarn.
| BUGGY TALK
We also wish 10 call your a.
tention 70 our greatly increasing
buggy business. which y due
70 the fact that We handls only
reliable makes Of bsggiss q very
reasonable prices. Oar sxtsn-
sive business allows - 10 bay Ia
large quantities. and thereby
save money In purchase price =
well - In freight Il will par
you 10 look over our stock before
buying.
PAINTS AND OILS
In paints and oils We are pre-.
pared 10 give our customers
more value Tor their noney than
any Of our competitors = our
paints are made Of materials
calculated % produce durability.
beauty and luster.
ABOUT STOVES
Our line Of cook stoves and
ranges II also worthy Of yosr
consideration. The best that
money can buy q prices - low
- can be obtained anywhere
for > n uch inferior grade Of
goods. Don't fail n examins
our linz of gasoline stoves and
ranges.