Madison County Record from Marshall, North Carolina • Page 5

THE RECORD RePubUcans stand by the Trusts. NEW CHILD LABOH LAW. The Legislature has passed the Reforming Ex-Convicts. Asheville Citizen. NOTICE OF SALE North Carolina I In tlu? Superior Madixon County Court.

Tonie Ball and othr heira-at-hwr of Noah The Honorable William Ranpolph Hearst retired from Congress on khe 4th, his term having expired, and is now a private citizen. A few days ago he went up to Albany, passed the Line of day with Gov. Hughes, who defeated him, and addressing his incorporated Independent League, said, among other things: "I am happy that our league has continued to increase in strength. By first allying itself i i ii. i.i witn tne itepuoucan party ana men for pan ltion among the parties to this ao with the Democratic party it haSjtioutlu! followinr( de8Cribed real eatau.

been able always to advance thejto-wit: Lying and being in the county principles of the league, and I feel sure that it has reached a point where it can now advance those principles independently." Mr. Hearst is a fusionist right. He ii ust enjoy the acquaintance of the Honorable Marion Butler. Charlotte Observer. You should be very careful of your bowels when you have a cold.

Nearly all other cough syrups are constipating, especially those containing opiates. Kennedy's Lax-alive Cough Syrup moves the bow- 7 i-ii forms to rure tood and. Drugs Law. Bears the endorse- ment of mothers everywhere. Children like its pleasant taste.

Sold by Kednion Roberts. News and Observer. Lnst night almost every Republican was in his seat, though usually most of the Republicans leave before adjournment. They were present and voting solidly in the interests of the trusts. During the session, except upon purely political questions, the Republicans have divided.

But, when the American Tobacco Company was making a light to prevent legisla tion aimed at its robbery of the people, the Republicans of the Housa were like a solid wedge, with the exception of Mr. Owen, of Sampson. Speaker Justice told the reason why the Republicans had some together and recounted the presence in Raleigh of Mr. Rollins and other Republican bosses, and immediately after a banquet the Republicans united to vote as the trusts desired them to vote. So intent were they to do everything the trusts desired that they voted against the Justice amendment though every Democrat in the House, with one exception voted for it.

There should be no criticism up on Republicans for voting solidly to protect the trusts. It is a party luestion, for trusts owe their abil ity to rob the people mainly to the Republican party. The regret is that Democrats did not stand as united for the original House bill without crossing a or dotting an as the Kepu linearis were solid for the trusts. Board of Education. Messrs.

L. M. Bryan, R. F. p.

4, James M. Wallin, Rig Laurel, and W. L. Hensley of Rtickner, will compose the Board of Education for the next two years, beginning on July 1st, 1907. MEMORIAL SERVICES.

At a regular meeting of the G. W. Gahagan Post, No. 38, G. A.

R. it was agreed to accept the invitation of the Laurel Fork church and community to hold our Memorial services r.t that place May 30th, lii07. A program -will iw published Icier. Done by oruer of TV-'. S.

M. Davis (Jomnr.uidei M. A. Ci.amji.kv, salai Last n'rrbl the Hour," sentatives by a very ii Oi majoriti voted for the bill of the ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. He has worked steadily since at I laving qualified as Administra- carpenter work.

Dr. King's New tor of N. M. Anderson, deceased, Discovery saved his life." Ouaran-late of Madison County, North teed best cough and cold cure by Ball, deceased, vs. Zcb iiall and Laura Dae is.

By virtue of the power in me vented by a decree and order made md entered iu'' the above entitled action the ISth day ofFeb. 1907 appointing me commissioner I on Monday, the 25th (lay of March, 1907, at 12 o'cluck M. et the court house door of said Madison I Oountv. sell lo the burliest bidder for caah. ni anil Mute aforesaid aud iu uu.

1 townwhip, ward No. 3 and adjoining the lands of j. E. Jamea, Andy Ball, Z. Ramsey heirs, Z.

B. Jarrett and W. D. Janii, consisting of about ten acres and a half, being the only portion of the Noah Ball larui undisposed of previous to his deatli. This th 18th day of Feb.

1907. JOHN PAYNE. GommiBioner. Sjvcd Her Son's Life. The happiest mother in the little town of Ava, is Mrs.

S. Rup-pee. She writes: "One year ago my son wasdown with such serious lung trouble that our physician was un- able to help him; when, by our druggist's advice, I began giving him Dr. King's New Discovery, and I soon noticed improvement. 1 kept this treatment up for a few weeks when he was perfectly well.

Kedinon Roberts, Druggists. 50c. and $1.00. Trial bottle free. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE North Carolina Madison County.

Having qualified as administrator of A. J. Lowe, deceased, late of Madison County, N. this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of the said de- ceased to exhibit them to the un- dersigned on or before the 2Istday of Feb. 1908, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery.

All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment, J. W. NELSON. Administrator. This the 21st day of Feb.

1907. "In 1897 I had a stomach disease. Some physicians said Dyspepsia, some Consumption. One said I would not live until Spring. For four years I existed on boiled milk, soda biscuits, and doctors prescriptions.

I could not digest anything I ate; then I picked up one of your Almanacs and it hap-'pened to be my life-saver. I bought a fifty-cent bottle of KODAL and the benefit I received from that bottle all the gold in Georgia could not buy. In two months I went back to my work, as a machinist, and in three months I was well and hearty. May you live long 'and prosper." C. N.

Cornell, Roding, 1906. The above is only a sample of the great good that is daily done everywhere by Kodol For Dyspepsia. It is sold here by Redmon Roberta. YOU LOOK FOR TROUBLE If job obtain a Firearm of doubt ful quMil The eiperltnctd Huftter't and Harksman't Ideal la a rallabla, unerring STEVENS FIND OUT WHY byahootJng our popular RIFLES SHOTGUNS PISTOLS Ask yonr local Hardware or Sporting QooHu Merchant for the 8TEVENS. II yon cannot obtain, nip direct, "prtMP upon receipt of Cat.

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P. O. Box 4007 Chleopea Falls, Kim, T. fU A. AND jCT TAR 1 follow ing law in regulation of child 1 labor in North Carolina: Section 1.

That no child under twelva years of age shall be or work in any factory or manufacturing establishment in this stale: Provided, that after 1907 no child under thirteen years of age shali be employed or work in any factory except in apprenticeship capacity, and only then after having attended school four months in the preceding twelve months. Section 2. That not exceeding sixty hours shall constitute a week's work in all factories and manufacturing establishments in this stale, and no person under eighteen years of age shall hs required to work in such factories or establishments a longer period than sixty-six hours in one week: Provided, that this section shall not apply to engineers, liremen, machinists, superintendents, overseers, section ti'-) yard hands, office men, watchmen, or repairers of breakdowns. Section 3. All parents or persons standing in relation to parents, upon hiring their children to any factory or manufacturing establishment shall furnish such establishment with a written statement of the age of such child or children being so hired, and certificate of attendance, and any parent or person standing the relation of parent to such child orchildren, who shall in such written statement, misstate the sge of such child or children being so employed, or their school attendance, -hall be guilty of a mvsdenicanor and upon conviction shall be punished at the discretion of the court.

Any millowner, superintendent, or manufacturing establishment, who shall knowingly or willfully violate the provisions of this act shall be Suilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be punished at the discretion of the court. Section 4. After 1907, no boy or girl under fourteen years old shall work in a factory between the hours of 8 p. m. and 5 a.

m. Section 5. This act shall be in force iVom and after January 1st. 1908. -i.

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I ear Cil.ii's si i.i my work ami in my lids- rc." a.ir.i'iii-ed at Ktd- 1110,1 iz Price NOTICE OE APPLICATION FOR PARDON To All Whom it may Concern: Take notice that I will make application to the Governor of North Carolina for the pardon of Charley Stines, who is now serving a term in the penitentiary. Said application will bo made to the Governor as soon as this notice has been properly published in the Madison County Record ior two successive weeks. This the 11th day of March, 1907. H. S.

STINES, Mother of Charley Stines. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Having qualified as Administra tor of Lewis Parris, deceased, late of Madison county, North Caro lina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned on or before the 9th day of March, 1908, "or this i -i notice will be pleaded in bar of, their recovery. All persons indebted to said es tate will please make immediate payment. This March 9th, 1907.

BURNETT PARRIS, 3-15to4-19 Administrator. CONTAINS 1H1IBBYS at ULh Motners endorse i i I PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY THE RECORD PRINTING CO. R. EDITOR AND MANAGER Z. A.

HENDERSON, ASSOCIATE EDITOR IE RMS: PAYABLE IN ADVANCE ONE YEAR $1.00 3IX MONTHS 5( THREE MONTH? Advertising rates on Application, Entered at the Postoffice at Mar shall, N. as second-class matter Friday, March 15, 1507 The Missouri legislature has passed a bill providing for the election of United States Senators by popular vote. Slowly but surely the popular way is becoming popular. The salaries of all the State officers have been increased except that of the Commissioner of Labcr and Printing, who, by the way, happens to be an editor. Perhaps the legislature thought an editor had no business with more than $1,500.

A bill was introduced into the Texas State Senate providing a penalty of five years' imprisonment for any Congressman or Senator who while serving in either branch of the national Congress shall accept private, legal or business employment of any kind. Under the McLean anti-trust substitute, if the tobacco trusts destroy a competitor the only penalty on that trust is a fine of $1,000. An anti-trust law that docs not make such a crime a felony is worth very little- News and Observer. The tax levy for building the new court house is to be levied this coming June and annually thereafter until the necessary amount is raised. The tax is not to exceed 20 cents on the hundred dollars 'and 60 cents on the poll each year until the full amount of $30,000 13 raised.

Buncombe county grand jury has indicted the Southern Railroad Company lor running freight trains Sunday. The law permits the hauling of perishable goods on Sunday, but it is claimed the railroad has violated the law in haulm-' ether tilings than iwrisl-i able goods. The new road law by the recent session of the General Assembly goes into effect on April 1st, 1907. The new law puts the roads under the management of the Cojnty Commissioners and the magistrates will not have any further jurisdiction over the roads after April the 1st. Stock law for No.

12 and No. 8 (pwnships goes into effect on October 1st, 1907. Announcement is made that Mr. M. L.

Shipman will remain with the State department of Labor and Printing at least for sometime yet instead of taking a position of private secretary to Congressman Crawford of the Tenth District. And Congressman Crawford has named as acting secretary, Mr. Koswell Flack of Rutherford county. He is a Wake Forest man. In remaining as assistant commissioner of labor aud printing many believe here that Mr.

Shipman will stand for the nomination as commissioner to succeed Mr. Yar- ner who it is not thought "will seek the nomination for a third torm. Mrs. W. B.

Murray Dead W' cn7 Inst-, learned' of thn If AWTW. death several days ago of Mrs. W. B. Murray of California Creek.

Mrs. Murray was the wife of bur good old friend, uncle William and the mother of Messrs. Thomas J. andV- WV-Murray. She bad been in very feeble health IOr some uu was genniug ouite old.She was a good and true nnmoii anrTKaa cone fvotho landof rest where sickness and suffering! From Illinois cou.es the announce mcnt that its experiment in pro viding wholesome, helpful assistance to men, women and boys released from the various penal and reformatory institutions of the state both those" who have served the full sentence imposed upon them by the court-; and thosp who have been either pardoned or given 1 the benefit of good behavior while in confinement, has proven success ful.

The belief of the various state boards which have taken up the matter is that this method go far to supplying an answer to that vexing puestion, "What shall we do with our convicts Theoretically the purpose of imprisonment is not to punish air offender, but to restrain him; not to disgrace, but to reform him: yet it is a fact that imprisonment does both punish and disgrace him in the eyes of his fellow men. Under the present system, or lack of system, the Ox -convict has Huie or no chance to reform. Society turns its back upon him, the' people persecute him, and the police authorities have the power to "railroad" him to the workhouse or penitentiary, if there is any reason for wishing him out of the way. In many cases he is branded as a "dangerous when he is really nothing :n.r than a poor, petti' larceny iiriw'. ik- lias no chance to make an how living.

After a few of this kind poor l'ell back to crime as a la.l iv- rt is soon the the again. N- man cm feci a moral uplift when lt. lives in constant fear of a The iiirivi. state can be generally followed wnii vantage and profit. A cross and peevish child is not natural.

There is something wrong. Usually it's the stomach. Use Cascasweet and put the stomach right, and the sunshine will return to the baby's face. Cascasweet is best for babies and chil.livii. 50 doses Mo fiuits.

hoi-l by I ii RiNOttllf iory i V.S: ion i ity, rr. lo." I i.i- I ho. institution tc Cii.l if. I il.l I.l'i'i Olll OI ST, i and it wili be agree upon a coniercnco will l)f done at And so the light is over. ih branches of the General Asse.n'iiy have ut last passed the bill eslab- lishing in North Carolina a home for the youthful offenders of the State.

Wc have expressed our pleasure at the action of the House and it is a pleasure to commend the members of the Senate on their action. In this action the members of the legislature have the gratitude and thanks of the people of North Carolina. They have done well and we are glad. The Editor of Today The editor of today has to get his nose down in the grindstone and keep it there sixteen hours per day, and 365 days in the year, or he falls by the wayside. There are men who quit work Saturday night and rest until Monday morn ing.

They lay aside business cares at five or six o'clock every evening and do not resume them until seven or eight the next morning. Not so with your editor. He has no elegant leisure. He knows- no hours, no Sunday, no night. When he goes to a party, or or on, an alleged pleasure trip, it is all in the line of duty.

Withal, your editor is a cheerful, longsuffeving soul, going about doing good in his humble Way. lie returns good for evil. Little gloBuTes oFsunsLme lTiat drive the clouds away. DeW itb7s Little Early Risers will scatter the gloom of sick-headache and biliousness. They do -not gripe or sicken.

Recommended and sold here Appro-j'v Carolina, this is to notify all per sons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned on or before the 1st day of March, 1908, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This the 1st day of March, 1907. R. II.

ANDERSON, Administrator. Fasier and faster the pace is set, By people of action, vn- and get, So if at the finish vou would te, Take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Shcltos, Marshall; Mountain Park Puaimacy, Hot Springs, BANK 3ATELY 14 NORTH CAROLWA'3 OLDEST TRUST 3 COMPAMY STRONSCST BAHKINQ I I r- rryr rin .1 5tNO IT TODAY ON CCKTiriUlt '3 UGH pit- s- c. po. i i i i TlfV i v.

U-r Bll 'Clw TV3WB- I I'i. i -Jit An Instance In Mind. Two men arc tried at the same term of court for the same offenses capital offenses and both are found guilty and sentenced to hang. According to law one pays the penalty for his crime with his life, while the other is commuted to life imprisonment and after three years in the pen is turned loose upon the country. Puzzle Find the man who did not get justice in this instance.

CHARLOTTE TO RALEIQH Aw, come off, Greater Raleigh. vie cuuiu niacin juu jiio ui Charlotte where you might never be discovered unless by chance. Charlotte Observer. Knoxville to Asheville Hand me some water. S3 HONEY 5T, AXATIlf II si 9t itl la cj unuaren iikb ii i priations Committee fixing the salaries of State officials.

It docs not increase the total salaries, saves $2,000 a year to the State, and puts all the fees into the State Treasury. Thero is great demand for such legislation and it is believed that the Senate will pass the bill so that the salaries of officials will be equalized and the fees turned into the treasury. News and Observer. The Republican bosses, who haunted the Senate chamber during the anti-trust debate, are very well pleased because every Repub lican Senator voted against the. Reid anti-trust bill.

The trust always owns the Republican party in North Carolina. The "biggest trust of all is a Republican institution. News and Observer. THE HORSE BLEW FIRST A farmer went up to a veterinary, surgeon to ask what he was to do about his horse, which had been taken very ill. Give him this said the vet.

An hour later the farmer came up again 'and said that he 'couldn't leret the horse to take the powder. i-nr- i r. "Oh," said the vet, 1 torgou Put this tube rdown his throat, then lay the powder in the tube and blow it down his throat. Within half an hour the farmer came running back pale and What's up now?" asked the vet. 'Didn't you do as I told you "Yes," said the farmer; "I put the tube down his throat and laid the powder in it, the horse OUGH UijTastQsisogcci Nearly other cough caraa ere eepedallr those containing KeaoefeV Uuttira i Cough Srrup asove toe V' eoatalie as OpWae.

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