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-1 1 THE NEWS AKD OBSERVER. FK1I AX, ATJG. 30. SCHOOLS ASB COLLEGES. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGI1I .4.

Established 183 Littleton High VISITING CARDS 1 You may have handsomely en graved ones almost as Women as Well as Hen Are Elado Miserable bj Kidney and Bladder Trouble. I Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, discourages and lessens ambition; beauty, Prenares for college or unlversl KITCHIfUT DIXIE Defines Position and Record on Temperance lege trained teachers. Thorough Instruction, Firm Discipline. Cigarette smoking absolutely prohibited. Health conditions remarkably fine.

Mineral springs In two hundred yards of fc school bulldlnx. Board either In dormitory or 1th private -family. Healthful athletic tinder proper restriction. Expanses moderate. No.

extra a. 1 1 RAYMOND IHIOVVNINCJ. W. BAGLrcY. Assoc.

Prin. For fur BEACIIBOARD, Supt. Littleton. X. porter undertook to Improve the statement.

When I challenged my assailants to name man not over forty-one years of age? who had done more faithful party work or more loyally served the people, the bright young man omits the "not." When after alluding to a paragraph in his paper, I said, "I deny that. I never charged etc." the humorous young man leaves out the period and makes one sentence of two. I cannot of course allude to all the "inaccuracies" even In the Observer, to say nothing of those papers that make no (point of accuracy. The Aahevllle paper charged with being unsafe, noted the fact that I had appeared for plaintiffs against railroads, and thought the difference between my views and those of the Southern Railway and American Tobecco Company fo serious that if Governor I could not treat those corporations fairly. Though for many years my life has been an open book, I never became unfair.

unsafe or danyerous until after my candidacy was and then only to those who do not know me, or who do know well "the railroads and trusts. Can hostile critics deceive the people of North Carolina about my disposition or character, when the greatest district in Liflotomi FemaD ir Two Persons Killed by Ughtnlng. (Newton Enterprise.) 'Last Thursday at Providence jcotton mill near Maiden, the home of Mr. Lon. Bumgarner was struck by lightning about one o'clock, and Mrs Bum-garner, who was standing by her baby's cradle was killed, also a little son of Mr.

Jack Summitt, who had gone into the house to get out of the storm. The boy was standing near the door and was thrown out Into the yard and his neck broken. There were three other children in the house, but none other was seriously hurt. The house received the full force of the lightning and was almost torn from its foundation. Mr, Bumgarner.

the husband, is left with three small children and in a pitiable condition. White Man Pell From Train. (New Bern Journal.) A story was current on the street Tuesday the effect that a young white man fell from the P. O. and W.

train as it was crossing Neuse river on its morning arrival. It is said that the man was standing on the platform and In some way lost his balance. Seeing that he was falling he made a spring and cleared the trestle, striking the water fair. He then swam to a piling up which he climbed to the bridge. The train stopped and backed to -assistance.

hut finding none needed, went on. The name of the young man could not be learned. Splendid nealth resort. Hot rrntrr fieat. dcrtria lights and other modern lmproTementairiS4 boarding purnU last year.

High standard of achoalarshjp, culture and fcoctal life. Conservatory advantages In lliurtc. Advannrd roorM-a In Art and Elocution. Bustneaa College, lilble and Normal counc. Health record not surpassed.

the health and social derelopme worn on all public occasions. CHARGES VERY LOW. 26th Annual Session wtU For catalogue, address, GREENSBORO FEMALE Fall Term will open September 1 1 Elegant new building with erer and new fnrnltnre and equipment thr Literary, Sdentlflc, Classical, an Schools of Mnrfc, Art, and Kzprea Full corps of able and experience departments. Terms moderate. Catal (INCORPORATED) i run me larjeat, oneneqaippra miainefM college in North Carolina a poaltlra prpT- ble FACT.

fall opknino sept, iot. have a apeclal oner to alt who enter by Sept. 3. Write at once for our offers, and the fl nait Catalorue arer published In this State, They are Free. Address, i i ine fciate has given me nve unanimous nominations, when most of the best preachers, merchants, manufacturers, farmers, lawyers, doctors, and men of every honorable and use-full call have loyally stood by me and never suspected that I was unsafe, unfair or dangerous I again defy my critics to specify a single vote or speech or act, or position of mine which they will dare to charge as unsafe, unfair or dangerous, or contrary to the interests of the people They dare not try to specify the facts they dare not undertake to produce the evidence.

They prefer to spread abroad an untrue and unsupported charge, hoping in their anxiety to wrong me that some good citizen will be deceived thereby. When the Observer published a challenge to my services as representative, it was neither just to itself nor fair to Its readers. It knew that since my career began in Congress, we had not had a Democratic House, or administration. It knew that not even the distinguished leader of the Democrats, nor even all the Democrats combined, had been able to accomplish any general legislation during that time. The Intimation that I ought to have accomplished such legislation under such circumstances is a compliment far greater than I deserve.

Minority members can vote their judgment and maintain the principles of their party. No critic can dispute that I have In these respects performed my full duty. The Observer knows, or could know by consulting the records or inquiring of any Senator or member that in all matters pertaining to my State or district. I have likewise performed my full duty in committee, in the House, and before the departments. The Observer has not forgotten my work for th" people of Asheville when in the Pearson-Crawford contest I strove to prevent the overthrow of their will nor rrv defence of our constitutional amendment nor the many other occasions upon whl'h 1 engaged in debate with Republicans unon matter" affecting our State, or the cause of Democracy.

No man can that our Democratic delegation has ever failed to repel every made upon our Stite or party, and it would not be candid to ask what has the delegation accomplished r-erely because Important general legislation affecting the whole -country cannot be claimed by it under Republican majorities. I heretofore said that If the rail roads and trusts can hold the balance of power in our convention, then I KING'S DUSIXSS i COIXIX.EL Raleifih, n. a CONVERSE Answers Criticism of Certain So-Called Democratic Newspapers and Replies to the Asheville Radical Orsran. Charlotte. N.

Aug. 29 Hon, W. WV Kitchin, of Person, who is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Governor, spoke today at Dixie In Mecklenburg county, near this city. In the course of his speech, heisaia: I an in hearty sympathy with the great temperance sentiment that is so steadily 'conquering our State. For many years every saloon man in! my county has opposed me and every temperance man has upheld me.

In my town in August 1303 in the only election we hae tiad on saloons, 1 voted the dry ticket as 1 shall always uo. iiy precept and practice i am a. temperance man. in joint campaign with Uovernor Keynolas tnree years au, I advocated temperance and repeiiea bis assaults upon our temperance ieg-lsiation. After discussing monopolies, railroad matters other quesuons of intetest.

Air. Katchin saia: 1 have not aiscussed tne criticisms of Republican papers, and perhaps should not have noticed trie Gazette Isevvs, bui tne opposition of Democratic journals ot character ana ,1 ocor-wa atrpntion. eisoeciallv as never beiore dm they so positively ajj1 tagonize a Gubernatorial can aiaac, having heretoiore contented tneni-seives with advocating tneir favorite. I do not shrink from criticism opposition. All I asK is a lair content, witn no Dlows below the belt, and no stabs in tne dark.

My recoru la not under a busnel, and 1 carry no concealed opinions or puoiic. policies about my person. The line up against me disclosed in the forefront certain papers that were easy to classiry. As nothing unpleasant had ever, occurred between tneir editors ana myself, tne opposition could n6t be on personal grounds, but must be on account of my recora and tneir record. What part ot my recora had been unsausiactory- to them-: If I have put their opposition on too narrow basis, they can enlarge it for the sane of information.

Their criticisms of me on the subsidy showed more than a mere difference of opinion, tor these papers preach toleration of opinion. Criticism of a Democrat representative for op- posing a railroad subsidy i whose an- continuance, bv the way, did: not bring disaster to the business interests of the South) was not more surprising than was in later months the tosiceringr in Democratic papers of a Republican slander upon Democratic officials. When did Democratic papers ever, before the Ftth District Combine story was fabricated, repeat a Republican slander upon Democrats, except' to denounce it? In a former' speech 1 said: "Every paper in this State so far as I recall that sided with the railroads and criticised me for opposing the railroad subsidy Is today against my nomination for Governor. If I am correctly informed, the Wilmington Messenger, Charlotte Observer, the Asheville Gazette-News, and the Raleigh Evening Times, are all against me. The unanimity with which the columns of these papers and others that follow them encouraged that political slander, originating in the Republican State Organ, usually called the Fifth District Combine, after myself and others had denounced it as utterly false.

Indicates both the determination of their opposition and the character of the contest they are willing to wage against me." The Messenger and Times have taken exceptions to my remarks. Though neither pretends to favor my candidacy or denies that Its columns criticised me for opposing: the sub- aiu, eacn unuersiana nas ques- tloned my right to name it as against me. I have done them no injustice. 1 named no paper that had not shown opposition to my candidacy. The Mes- si mr receuuy naa several ar- ticies nostue to me as far back as the 19th of March when it said.

'If Mr. i KJtchin makes such a good Congressman that Democrats have elected him six times it looks like that is the place he ought to stay." It would not have said this as my friend. A-friend might tell me that he thought I ought to stay In Congress, but no sunnnrter Spartanburg, S. C. A HIGH GRADE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN i -p Conservatory of Music School if.

Address for Catalogue vigor ana cnecnui-ness soon disappear when the kidneys are out of order or diseased. Kidney trouble has become so prevalent that it is not uncommon for a child to be born afflicted with weak kidnevs. If the child urinates toooften, if the urine scalds the flesh, or if, when the child reaches an age when it should be able to control the passage, it is yet afflicted with bed-wetting, depend upon it, the cause of the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first step should be towards the treatment of these important organs. This unpleasant trouble is due to a diseased condition of the kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as most' people suppose. "Women as well as men are made miser- K1.

witfi VifWxr and hlaHdr trouhle. and both need the sanie great remedy. The mild and the immediate effect of Swam fH Root is soon realized. It is sold by druggists, in fifty-cent and one-dollar size bottles. You may have a sample bottle by mail free, also a Home of Swamp-Root.

pamphlet telling all about Swamp-Root, including many of the thousands of testimonial letters' received from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer Binghamtou, X. be sure and mention this paper. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr.

Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton, N. on every bottle. its process of reaching conclusions as appears from the editorial is an unusual one. In it he says that if Glenn is a western man, then Kitchin is a western man: If Kitchin is an eastern man, then Glenn is an eastern man, for, he says, they are from "the same congressional That they live far apart is not to be considered in his logic. By his simple process, if Charlotte is this side of the mountains, so is Marshall; or if Marshall is "across the great mountains, so is Charlotte, for they are in "the same congressional district." By the $ame simple process seven yeats ago Wilmington was a western town or Charlotte was a seaport, for; they were in "the same Congresslon district." I assert that the 'fimes could not use such sophistry, unless hostility clouded its intelligence.

The Charlotte Observer charged my Union speech with inaccuracy. In my next speech I defied that paper to anAplfv cfncrlA Inappiiranu In ita i. it accepted the chal- lenge, and showed a surprising weakness by copying much derogatory matter from the Asheville Gazette-News. The able editor of the Observer Is hard put when he resorts to irrelevant matter in other columns in support 6f a clearcut contention. The Observer on its own responsibility specified only two inaccuracies in my speech, and then referred to the com- plaints of' the Wilmington Messenger ana tne Evening Times, which i have already mentioned.

The two specifications were, first, that I was inaccurate in I saying that it had published as a purpose of the conservatives the retirement of Josephus Daniels ffrom the National Committee, up-1 port of my statement I cite that published in its issue of March 1907, a letter from its correspond ent. Mr. W. D. Adams, writing from Raleigh, in which in the answer of an unnamed leader who was asked the question: ('What do you intend to do should you succeed in gaining control of -the next State Convention?" ap-J peared the following words "Defeat jviicnm iw governor, jusuce ior torney-General, and all the rest of the nominees of the Fifth District Combine, and last and not least, oust the editor of the News and Observer from his position as National Committeeman." lherefdre, I was accurate in sayinr; that the Charlotte Observer had published as a purpose of the conservatives the retirement of the present National Committeeman, unless Indeed the leader who the cor respondent tnougnt might get cun- A.

1 A iroi cu me next oiaie convention is not a conservative. if the Observer will name this leader, doubt not the people of the state will know that he was speaking as a conservative. The other inacenr-ar-v- .,11,1 aerainst me whs that haH "pharH Implication" that the Observer was in collusion with the Southern Railway and American Tobacco I made no such charge, unless indeed their common opposition to nie amounts to collusion. The observer from its own environment that I had charged collusion, and says that recoru arid reasons or my critics to Hn roa rra with i Ow UIIUUIJ UCtVlllllg I 11 press. yet not one of them thinks 1 should Bit silent without resistance.

I hope the people will never take my positions from the reports of hos-j tile correspondents or the writups in hostile papers. Among papers the Charlotte Observer is perhaps as fair an enemy as draws a political sabre in the State, and yet its columns have frequently misrepresented me. It has said by "trusts and monopolies" I mean "almost every successful busi- When I said my enemies mieht offer a $10,000 reward for an honest man's evidence that I had ever had an agreement or understanding with any man or men touching any office or offices before a County, District, or State Convention, the versatile re- it I I ROB'TKFELL, printed ones if you will wrlt us for samples end prices. Ahto wedding invitations. BELLi BOOK STATIOXJERY CX Richmond.

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Session begins Sept. It). Address PRES. F. W.

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C. i r1 will not be permitted to lead the Leo-7, ocracy In the next campaign. atraln Notice to tho board. (Rev. C.

A. G. Thomas, in N. C. Baptist.) The people were greatly inconvenienced by the failure of the Seiboard Air Line to provide water between Aberdeen and Raleigh.

The day was hot and the children suffered. The rpil- i roads are being accused of neglecting comforts hecaue of the reduction of rates. The Railroad Commissi ought to make them come to the line. CITY SCHOOL XOTICK. An examination of applicants for a i position in the Kaleigh township I graded schools will be held at the Centennial Sc-ool Saturday, September 14th.

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Mechanical Drawing r. Bull- RALEIGH. Cor. Martin an! Wllmlncfon: Atla 1 i '1 utt 1 III ii "ie uovernorsnip i wnat it inrerred was inaccurate, would publish to the world such an My attention was called to the at-article, for its manifest suggestion was titude of these papers, it was but ca-ndidacy. man for editors favoring my compel.

The Evening Time on the 23rd day itors, in order to prevent the people of July said that if I had had more i from giving proper weight to the "otc ccn oumeimnif nice aDOUt me in Its columns, nerha The most striKinsr I ru in us editorial, it also expressed me atsire that I give the evidence of: "position to me. Waiving its hostile criticisms of me theretofore as late as Mav loth of this year, 1907 in a long editorial upon the situation in which my name is mentioned twice, the editor says. "We think it Is the turn of the extreme west this? time, and we want to sec the nominee a man from that section of ca. across the great mountains." if i had I I emphasize the charge that while every candidate will have his personal sup port and every Dernocrnt will have his personal choice, yet the direct and positive hostility to me. arlsine from my known and tested record of fldelitv to the rights of the people, and opposition to the wrongs of rallrads and will endeavor to name, anvbody thn myself, fcr alreadv a lea Serins 'd ore of his purposes "to.

defeat Kitchin." The railroads and trusts are ajrninst me, and none knows it better than the A-sheviUe Gazette-News that the firsi; campaign mentioned mv record on them, because of my rnnsfint advo-cfiev of principles under all circumstance even when their trreed was involved. And I ruspect that mv advocacy of Tiemocratic principles in the vent ion of lf)02 vas the beginning of the Oh-erver's onpo-pltfon to ir.e. Though it fa id 'a fler tolitical convention never in the Stnte, in thorousrh with the mpiritv and spoke for its opinions, and th'uiKh the minority in thut convention gracefully yielded its views to the judgme-it of the maioritv and throughout the State supported Democratic nominees, yot the Observer in thrt campaign desired tVe e'ection of my onnonent thousrh I wps tve unanimous npocnt'c no in -for Congress in the Fifth district. Ir this e.impafern in which the people brve determined to persevere until railroad abuses disappear, until relief is had from Iniustice, disTlmim-tt-rK and extort'o-s. I r-vpeeted Some have thought fiat I complain of oppo-ition.

A mistake cannot he made. I renect oren. 'air opposition, though I would of course, prefer for all agree with me. If one were runniner who was in thorough accord with the wishes of the railroads, I would in the Interest of the people oppof-e him, and expect him to respect me for so doine. And I cannot condemn the opposition of those who differ with me on important proportions of vital Interests to the people.

I realize that in order to have a united party after the convention we must convince those who differ with us, and I am trying to do both. That I want nothing but a fair candid contest is. shown by my willinpneos to canvass the State with anv competitor who may ouestion the positions take. You will. I am sure, nardon so much personal talk, but the attacks made on me justify it.

AXSON AND CATAWBA. Drimkennoss rt nt Soberness at CnvelllnR In Catawba County. 'Lexington No doubt the prohibition pentltnent was strengthened by several deadly affrays that took place In the town Thursday, where the pleasures of a bijr Confederate reunion were marred by drunkenness and brawls. Just here here it is interesting; to note the difference In a wet and a dry town on big occasions. a crowd variously estimated from eight to twelve thousand witneed the unveiling of a Confederate monument In "Newton the other day, and there was not an arrest and not a sign of whiskey drinking.

A much smaller crowd at Wadesboro indulged Itself, of course, to a disgraceful point and a man was cut almost to death. The people of North Carolina are rapidly reaching the point where they see that wh4skey has no place In their scheme of things, and while sale presents a most per plexitis; problem, the time not far distant when prohibition will extend all 0ver-the State, a result that will be 'reached by some means, we hope the wisest and I I rrurriSb thBt mr Pto which is not true, but that was said have been ediortial wuld not doubtless to encourage the idea that of written. It is remarkable I am a "dangerous" man. a Fn Paper tae such Where I have said "railroads and nImlHOW WheP by our CU3tom i trusts" are against me. the bright nrnination would go east.

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