Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-20

All ;.board the Gudger band wagon.
And they amt say'n a word about
the dog law!
All teachers should work for the
county commencement.
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The public service autoists also got
some good pickings on election day.
From a financial standpoint, running
for congress in the Tenth district is
lot very profitable.
What think We of the permanent inn
p1cvements in and around Henderson
Vile during the past twelve months?
Here's Fluctuations to Capt. R. V.
Laid for the high efficiency to which
he has brought the local military COM
rRny.
Persons interested in the education
CT the children of Henderson county
should read the article in this weeks
Democrat on county commandments
walk of two blocks down a Hen
Jacksonville back way forcibly reminded
us of the death-bed request of Mrs.
President Wilson for the passage of a
bill by congress for cleaning up the al
legs of Washington.
In giving all the teachers of Hen
derson county the Democrat during the
tteTfls of their schools, we do not mean
to impose upon their good nature, but
trust that they will find something
therein of interest to them without feel
ing that they are being placed under
any obligations to the paper. For the
school term we are pleased to have
the paper, whose stand for higher AMI
more progressive educational methods
is beyond question, go into the hands
CT those who are laboring to better
conditions in Henderson county. In
this connection there is nothing amiss
in saying that thorough circulation
among such a worthy class of people
is no small item of interest to adver-
Users, who are looking for a result
producing medium.
From statements, denials and affirm
ations made in the Citizen for the last
few days regarding the probable &C
ceptance of the republican congress
sional nomination by the Hon. J. J
Britt it appears that it was about as
unscfupulous as when in this connec-
tion IT carried the name of r. H. Sta
ton as J. NJ Station. The Citizen
should be more particular in using
names of such prominent persons and
we are therefore constrained to come
to the defence of his name. May he
hereafter be known by his real name
abroad as well as at home, the Honor
able Rcubin Hilliard Station, ex-mayor
OF Hendersonville, ex-congressional
nominee, prominent attorney, chair
ran of the county republican execu-
tive committee, former delegate to the
republican national convention, ex-
sheriff, chairman of the Tenth Con-
gressional district, etc., etc.
With republican and democratic
nominees now in the field for con-
gress the fight is on, and it behooves
every democrat in the Tenth district to
lay aside any bitterness he may have
Ky reason of the defeat of his favorits
candidate. Prospects are good for the
return of Congressman Gudger to con-
gress and if the democrats will unite
upon him and lay aside all differences,
a. they should do, there is little doubt
about the Tenth district remaining in
the democratic column. Of course
there are those who were disappointed
in the failure Of Mr.. Reynolds to win
the nomination, but in conceding his
defeat Saturday night, Mr.. Reynolds,
who had much more to lose and ex-
perienced much keener dfsappoinr-
rlent than any OF his friends, said that
ne had always been democrat, is now
a democrat and will ever remain one.
Els numerous friends should emulate
tne good example he has set and jump
INTO the thick Of the fight to roll uo
an unprecedented majority in the
tenth congressional district.