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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-05-14

toA to the plowshares, and through re-
construction and endured toll to the
merited high place he holds in the
esteem of the people as a recognized
"Captaia OF Industry and molder of
Progress and maker of Prosperity
comes n of these clod- hoppers-
Ashley Horne, of Johnston county,
at the hands Of her people, whom he
has served as above recounted, and
loved to the offering up of his life in
their defense through privat1ons that
were unabating and physical suffer.
1ngs that were ex Quis1te.
Against his nomination, and COM
peting themselves for the coveted pre-
ferment, stand two s'trained politi-
clans' of latter day production, who
apparently arrogate to themsel YES the
exclusive right to be Governor of North
Carolina, and each of them aspers-
ing the other, personally and politi-
cally, for daring to thus ge in the
others way; seeming, in their over
vaulting ambition, to forget the peo-
ple-that it is the prerogative OF the
people to say who shall be their Gov.
ernor.
Ashley Horne is a man of the people;
his record is with them, his great big
heart has ever beat in sympathy for
them. and although a man OF large
farming and manufacturing interests
and varied business investments, he
has never had a lawsuit nor toreclosed
a mortgages; and in every undertake
ing, personal or public, he has achieved
success and proved his preeminent
ability.
His ambition is not for future pre-
ferment, whereunto he would make the
greater office of Governor a stepping
stone. He simply aspires to be gov
ernor-and to prove an ideal Governor;
GROWING his long career of splendid
usefulness and patriotic service, as
soldier, citizen,and industrial pioneer,
with this coveted honor at his peoples
behest-and as a people we could not
repay him, or any other Confederate
Soldier oflike record, in five hundred
years, much less within fifty, in meas
ure of honor for the priceless legacy OF
untarnished honor-sate and abiding
which through the Confederate soldier,
in war and in peace, the South has in
herited.
CLOD HOPPER.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-05-14
ASHLEY HORNE FOR GOVERNOR
IT IS THE PREROGATIVE OF THE PEOPLE TO CHOOSE THEIR
CHIEF EXECUTIVE.

Mr.. EDIToR:-Will you allow an
ordinary "clod-hopper"-for hat is
what the trained politicians" and
ofhce-holding aristocracy, from sire to
son, call us farmers-toilers and tax
payers-who create wealthssan build
up the and credit of the State
for the trained politicians to batten
on, lambast and destroy; but a ''clod-
hopper" can love his State and can tell
an apple from a c%ocoanut.
It was the clod-hoppers who
largelycomposed the Continental army,
carved this great country out of the
wilderness, declared and established
it's freedom at the cost OF their lives In
countless thousands; it was the ''clod-
hoppers" of North Carolina who were
first at Bethel, furthest at Gettys-
burg and last to lay down arms at APP
pomattox, ~bequeathing to the memory
of the storm-cradled Q nation that
there fell q lustrs that time can
never dim and which victory
itself could not have intensified by
the heroism and untarnished valor
with which they sustained hat I'M
equal contest through all those stormy
years, that knew neither fatigue nor
tear. And having furnished the world
with an unparalleled example of cour-
age, patriotism and endurance in the
armed combat, they have, too, these
same ''clod-hoppers'', furnished q nc
and superb ability in the determination
and industry with which, though de-
feated, ragged and impoverished. they
turned their faces toward the future,
trod the crucible of Reconstruction,
and at last won back their Inheritance,
placing the Old North t tie in the very
forefront of the sisterhood of reunited
9 TIA ties: and the candid historian of the
gist as emerging from those tour years
of actual war, which Sherman called
''hell," he comes to chronicle that yet
more bitter conflict which began when
the surviving of the deci-
mated battalions beat their broker
swords into plowshares and started in
to reclaim their devastated fields that
had been drenched in the blood Of
their heroic comrades and sown in the
salt OF their loved ones tears.
Through all this panorama from
Bethel to Appomattox, from Appomat-
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-05-14
CARD FROM Jim WOOD" y.
.s. a:%-"

Mr.. EDIToR:-Permit me-, through
your columns, to say to the Democratic
voters of Wayne county. that I am and
will over be fully mindful of my obliga-
tions to them for the repeated public
honors they have SO generously con
ferred upon me and for which I shall
ever be deeply grateful.
That I have endeavored at all times,
whether as township school official,
County Commissioner, legislator. and
County Commissioner again, in which
capacity I am now serving you, to do
my duty as it was given me to see my
duty, I can say in all truth and i'm
csrity, and this consciousness will De
an abiding satisfaction to me in the re-
tirementwhich I have determined upon,
owing to the fact that my precarious
health OF late makes it imperative that
I withdraw my name from any further
consideration of my friends for any
office within their gift.
In taking this position, which is
done deliberately, and from which I
can not recede, I would not be tru to
the sentiments of my heart-deep n
abiding-if I did not formally here ac-
knowledge (for I can not express in
words) my thanks to the good people
Of Wayne county whom it has been my
greatest pleasure to serve at all times,
wherever they have called me, to the
best of my ability.
Very gratefully,
J. M. WOOD.
New Hope, May IL, 1908.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-05-14

Dan O'Reilly, counsel for Evelyn
Thaw, whose divorce cas- was set for
today, will ask for another adjourn
ment when the case is called this after
noon. Col. Bartlett, counsel for Thaw,
will agree to it, and says he believes
into court.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-08-13
DEATH OF MIR. FRANK DYSON.

Mr.. Frank A. Dyson, aged "a years,
was operated on at his home five miles
from Marietta on Powder Springs road /,
on Tuesday afternoon, for appendicitis,
by Drs. Nolan, Miller and Kemp. He
lived until about IL O'Clock that night
and died. The appendicitis had pro-
crossed too far for the operation to be
OF avail. He had been married three
times and has sixteen living children
three by his first wife, one by his Sec
ond wife and twelve by his third. He
was member Of the Baptist church, q
good, true and worthy citizen and his
death is greatly deplored. Our SYM
pathy is extended to the bereaved wife,
children and relatives.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-08-13
OPENING OF THE MARIETTA PUB.
Lie SCHOOLS.

The Fall Term of the Marietta Pub
lie Schools will begin Wednesday, Sep.
tember I'd. New pupils Except begin
ners) and those conditioned on any SUBJ
ject are required to report at the main
school building on September lst, at
S:45 O'Clock. for the purpose of taking
the examinations, which will be writ
ten, except in the lowest grades.
1 will be in my office, over Anderson
Bros store, the lasA week in August,
from 9 O'Clock to IL O'Clock q. m, and
from to 8 p. M, for the purpose of is
suing admission tickets and consulting
with patrons on school matters.
ANY patron, or prospective patron,
who has fkiled to receive copy OF our
new catalogue is requested to cal at
the office and get one, and, moreover,
10 keep it in the family for reference.
The work IN our schools will be more
carefully supervised than has been pos.
sible heretofore, and their efficiency
will be increased proportionally.
Let it not be forgotten that our High
School now offers advantages that no
ambitious boy or girl can afford to ig-
more:
l. The three grades will be taught by
four teachers.
2. Each teacher will be a specialist
in the subjects taught.
8. Every student in the high school
will receive instruction from every high
school teacher.
4. The best methods of teaching will
be used. The subjects will be corre-
lated; thoroughness will be insisted on.
We do not boast when we say that no
high school in the State north OF At
lanta is prepared to do better work
than ours.
Any one who contemplates entering
our high school will do we'll to com.
municate with the undersigned, either
in person or by letter.
w. t. Dumas,
Superintendent of Schools.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-08-13

Mr.. Andrew King, OF Dublin, is at.
tending business college in Atlanta.
Chicken thieves are getting in their
night work. A citizen on Lawrence
street had eight chickens stolen from hi 8
chicken house on Saturday night. Va
grants must live.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-31
The Way They Do Il Now.

Parents who undertake to assist
their children in the preparation Of
their school lessons encounter some
queer difficulties. Long division, for
instance, presents stumbling blocks
that trip up the wisest minds OF a
generation ago. In that benighted
age youthful students Of arithmetic
were taught that in an example in
long division the divisor was placed
at the left of the dividend, the quo
tient on the right. while the remain
der was written at the end Of the
quotient Old fogies who have drop
ped hopelessly behind the times now
attempt TO introduce those antique ted
methods when tutoring their offspring
but the youngsters scornfully cor
rect them.
"oh, that isn't right" they explain,
you must put II down TINS way"
Then according to present day In
struction they put the quotient above
the dividend and set the remainder
in the little crook on the right form
erly occupied by the quotient.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-31
TOLAY DOWN PICKS TODAY
Union Miners Most Of Coal Fields
Of Country Will Quit Work To.
night - 25o,ooo in Ohio.

indianapolis, Ind, March 31.-The
union miners in most of the coal
fields of the country will lay down
their picks and shovels tonight. AL
most 250,000 of them will stop work
in Ohio, Western Pennsylvania, Mis-.
souri,, Iowa. Kansas, Oklahoma, Ar.
kansas, Texas and probably In lndi'
ana. Illinois. Michigan. West Virginia
and Kentucky. The mining contracts
under which they are now working
expire at midnight and, except In
Central Pennsylvania and in the lndi
ana block coal district, no contracts
have been made nor have the miners
and operators yet entered into district
agreements providing for the opera
ton of the mines after April ! pend
ing agreement This Is a possibility
in the Indiana bituminous coal dis
trict I'm Illinois, Michigan and West
Virginia. The Indiana bituminous
Western Pennsylvania and Illinois
miners and operators are in Joint ses
sions at Terre Haute, Pittsburg and
Springfield. Technically the miners
will go out on strike but in reality
they stop work because the operators
except in Indiana and Illinois, show
no real intention of meeting and treat
ing with them, though no question OF
wage or principle is at stake.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-31
Marsh Land to se Redeemed.

Sandusky. o., March 3l.-Mysteri-
Gus leasing and buying Of hundreds
of acres OF marsh land on the south
shore of Sandusky bay above Gas
talia which has been going on some
time has been explained by announce
ment that valuable mari deposits had
been acquired and that the plant OF
the Manchester Cement Co. Of Man.
chester. Mich. defunct concern, had
been purchased and would be moved
TO a site selected near Castalia, re
built and operated by the Buckeye
Realty Co. OF SanduslIy, incorporated
Monday with capital stock Of 500,
600 The plant will have 2.500-barrel
capacity every "a hours and will give
employment to 500 men.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-31
At the Ebblns Of the Tide.

It was asserted by Aristotle that
no animal dies near the sea except at
the ebbing of the tide. This idea
in some form or another has been
popular for centuries.
Such notion, find, still exists at
Gravesend. An old salt who used to
sit by dying man in an ale house
on the shore of the Thames told me
he noticed my patient was always
worse at the turn of the tide, and
then got better after the tide had
turned. Readers of Dickens cannot
forget the account in David Copper
field" of Mr.. Barkis going out with
the tide"
According to Aristotle and Mr..
Peggotty. IL Is at the ebbing OF tho
tide that death occurs. II have often
at Gravesend, | am told. 1t does not
matter whether the tide is at the ebb
or flow; it Is just at the turn of the
time that death occurs. II have often
seen 1t happen SIR an old shrimper
said to me quite recently.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-31
Breaking the News.


The matrimonial failure OF Pat,
bartender in the centre OF the city,
has been common knowledge for
some time, and 1t has also been no
secret that Pat really does not blame
his wife for her impatience with his
habits. Pat Is In dead earnest when
he says that his wife really Is too
good for MIN and deserves a divorce,
which the self abasing Pat would
gladly grant her II IL wasn't so ex-
penslve. The good faith of Pat in
this respect was. however, never more
forcibly illustrated than during the
severe attack of pneumonia from
which he has Just recovered. pat,
the doctor says you are very sick,''
said his wife during her visit to the
hospital one day. What do they
really say? You can't hurt me by
telling me the truth" answered Pat.
well, Pat, they say that you can
not live," whispered the wife, finally
yielding to Pats insistent demand for
the truth. Don't you believe It; doc
tors make a habit of holding out
hopes to the last" drawled Pat In his
wenrisome style. ''They arg only
breaking the news to you gently.
am going to get well."-Philadelphia
Record.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-31
GermanIc Exactitude.

The widow of German officer pres
ented herself at the office in Berlin
for the purpose Of drawing the pen
sion due her. She handed in the
necessary certificate, from the Mayor
of the village in which she lived to
the effect that she was still alive.
This certificate is not correct"
said the officer in charge.
What Is the matter with it," ask
ed the lady.
1T bears the date of Sept. 81" was
the stern reply, "and your pension
was due on sept 15."
What kind of certificate do you
wish?" asked the disappointed appli-
cant
1--WE must have a certificate stat
Ing that you were alive on Sept. 49,
said the officer with great firmness.--
Tit-Bits.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-31
civ Ruxa strest Railway.

Winnipeg, Man, March 31.-The city
council of Winnipeg on Monday decid.
ed to buy the Mackenzie and Mann
street railways within the city limits
These properties consist OF 30 miles
OF electric railway. an electric light
plant and an electric power plant. a.
miles from the city. which supplies
power to industries. The sale. based
on quotations of stock in Toronto, viii
involve about $4,000 600 The city Is
developing magnificent power plant
on Winnipeg river GO miles from the
city at a cost of s5,000,000. The city
council appointed committee to com
plete the negotiations. The franchise
Of the street railway company has II
Years 20 run.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-31
NEWS ITEMS CONDENSED

F. Dowling, seaman on the battle.
at San Diego, Cal. He enlisted from
Eau Claire, Wis, in March, 1906.
The hospital ship Relief has arrived
at Magdalena Bay. where she will take
aboard such of the sick men of the
Atlantic fleet as may require treat.
ment.
Indiana coal miners and operators
went into Joint conference Monday to
endeavor to agree upon wage scale
to go into effect April I, when the
present scale expires.
Charles Andrews, former chief Judge
of the court of appeals. has resigned
as commissioner to take testimony for
the governor in the matter of charges
against District Attorney Jerome in
New York
The Most. Rev. Prospero Maria Al.
arcon y Sanchez de la Parquero, arch.
bishop and head of the Roman Catho.
lie church in Mexico died Monday
after lingering illness. He was so
years old.
The standing ruins of the Cente-
nary Methodist church at Providence,
Mass, which was burned two weeks
ago, collapsed Monday afternoon, kill.
ing two boys and injuring several
other persons.
Mrs. Beulah Hawkins, who has puz-
2led the medical and psychological pro.
fessors by her long unbroken sleep at
the County hospital at Los Angeles,
will on Tuesday begin the 59th day
of her mysterious slumber.
For lighting matches on J. Pierpont
Morgan's doorstep, RoSSrt w. Fush-
koller, a seaman, was fined ST. Fush-
koller told a policeman who found
him on the financier's porch that he
was looking for the number.
Albert Uren, aged 81. and Rubin
Dave. aged 2S, were instantly killed
Monday at the Austin mines at Swan
sea. Mich. when four sticks of dyna-
mite which a worker was holding ex.
ploded a fellow miner six feet dis
tant escaped without a scratch.
Hot air explosions from windows
and doors in the faces of firemen
mounting ladders caused injuries to
ten at fire in a large seven-story
brick building on Atlantic avenue and
Purchase street in Boston Monday
which caused damage estimated at
between $4,000 and 100000
Automobiles may be pressed into
service as strike breakers in the event
of a walkout of the milk wagon driv.
ers OF Chicago Milk dealers Monday
began preparations to utilize machines
for delivering milk during possible
tieup of their wagon delivery
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-31
Beached Blackfish.

Seven blackfish, smaller species OF
whale, were found dead on the beach
near Tarpon Springs one day week
before last Each fish lay with its
nose on the beach and its tail point
ed straight out to sea- An old whaler
who has seen as many as 800 OF these
fish thus beached In the South Paci-
fc explains that the .blackfish takes
pleasure in jumping straight out OF
the sea until 1t seems to stand on its
tail, then falling In such a manner
as to fairly churn tho water. II In
thus falling one of them touches bot
tom with his tail he takes fright and
rushes off in the direction he may
happen to be headed and the rest rush
after him In a panic. If that direc-
tion happens to be landward they will
nun upHo far on the beach that they
cannot get back and will die there
st. Petersburg Independent.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-31
Whitehead Torpedo Does Damage,

Pensacola. Fla, March 31.-Struck
by IA Whitehead torpedo fired from one
Of her own tubes, the torpedo boat
Blakeiy. which has been engaged IN
target practice off this port, has q
large tagged hole just below the water
limo on tho port side The torpedo
was blank. The Blakely has beer
put In dry dock and board Of in
quiry named 10 Investigate the acci
dent. 1t Is said the torpedo boat was
en- tho target range, about four miles
from tho navy yard. engaged in prac
tice. a Whitehead torpedo had beer
prepared for range of 1000 yards
and fred. II had only gone about 10i
yards when II suddenly swerved anC
came directly toward the Blakely
striking the vessel on the port side
below the water line. Bedding wa
used TO stop the thrush OF water. ant
the vessel headed for the navy yard.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-31
chicaao Man Short $4,000.

Chicago, March 3t.--James A. Nc
Mahon and William Seibert, the con.
tractors who wrecked the old county
building, fled a bill In the superior
court today asking that Sebastian
Krug, a sub-contractor. be compelled
to account for $4,000 which Krug Is
alleged to have said he paid to Ger
tain county commissioners. ID is
claimed by Mcmahon and Seibcrt that
Krug was short $4,000 in the settle
ment and claimed that he paid II tc
the county commissioners. They do
clare, however, in the bill that .it Is
their opinion that Krug did not bride
any of the commissioners but that he
retained the money for his own use
They therefore demand an accounting
from him.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-31
Where Woman Rules.

The Khasis OF India, numbering
1854, are completely surrounded
by great population with widely
different customs. Yet they have pre-
served. 1t is said, one of the most
perfect examples still surviving OF
the matriarchate.
The mother is the head and only
bond of union in the family. In the
most primitive part of the community
she is the only owner OF real property
and through her alone Is inheritance
transmitted.
On marriage the man leaves his
father and mother and cleaves to his
wife, as seems to have been the GUS
tom when the book of Genesis was
written, living with her in his moth
er-in-law's house.
The sun is feminine and the moon
masculine, ana feminine nouns pre-
dominate in the language.--Chicago
Journal.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-31
A New Anaesthetic.

The reported discovery by French
scientist. Prof. Leduc, of method
by which anaesthesia can be produced
by use of electricity, without electric
oSmosis, is attracting considerable
attention though 1t is claimed that
Prof. Scripture, formerly Of Yale Uni
versity, announced similar discovery
some years ago. Electricity works
certain we'll known effects on brain
tissues and on veins and arteries;
and there will be natural conservatism
in heralding his alleged satisfactory
process until both the method and
the result are clearly set forth. The
verdict of the scientist is awaited. =
Boston Herald.