Amur CAKVBD N nows.
mortal to Confederacy.
Tho moot ooloooal work of art in tho
world is soon to bo undertaken mot
Atlanta, Go.. it Is nothin* loos than
taming n whole mountain larger thou
Gibraltar Into a carvail monument to
tho “loot ooooo“ of tho South. Tho
America eeulptor. Gut ion Borglura,
with a cell army of nailstnnta, wffll
onrr* hi tha granite surface of Stone
moon tola mm than kjOO0 titanic fi
soma of m«n who served in tha Con
federate army Those figure will bo
about 45 foot tall, aad tho procession
will extend for almost two mile. It
is aotimated that tho work will re
gain sight years to perform sad will
eost mors than a million doilara.
This eighth wood or of the world will
bo ooooptotod through tho efforts of
the Stone Mountain Confederate Me
morial association, ana of tha princi
pal movers of which ia Mrs. Helen C.
Plane, honorary president of tho Unit
ad Daughters of tho Confederacy.
Funds for Urn monument are being
collected net only in the Seuth but
throughout tho North. Several resi
dent* of New York hove offered ee
high u 110,000.
Stone mountain looms up, aa un
broken pillar of solid rock, from com
paratively level ground. When Mr.
Borgiura'e work is completed n whole
army of gigantic stone men will
much off towards the oottiag sun.
The center of the army will coaoprise
the great leader* of the Confederacy
mounted aad ready for battle. Behind
them will bo a larger group made up
of generals of teas renown. There
will be troops of cavalry, companies
of infantry and contingents of artil
lery.
As a part of the memorial, a atone
chamber to accommodate Um record*
of the Daughter* of the Confederacy
wiQ bo carved 60 feet into the side of
the mountain, and will constitute a
permanent museum for archives and
mam an toe of the great struggle. Be
fore this chamber will be an imposing
row at oolumna carved oat at the solid
rock. Tha hall will be about >00 fart
long and will have two umrnive
bnram door*. Within will be a key
oo a bronae tablet giving tha asms
aad location of each Confederate war
rior carved in the marching line.
The park surrounding the memor
ial will have paths and reads so ar
tenged that visitors may havs an op
portunity to eee the sculptured Agorae
from various positions.
Sama of McLendon's Sayings.
The following to quoted, from Um
ronaoaa of Rev. a T. McLendon bj
the Lake City Newt:
Bro. Hodges, if big can are a aigr
of gsasnoadty you ought to get semi
ear fertiliser and fertilise eomp ol
tbaae little ‘possum eared efaureh : m
bam aad probably they would wt
Up.
Meat of yon are wind-jam md
hrt air merchants whan H ta
SMng.
Ood pity may man that haa to hvs
with you old adim> nnssd. ~ fai
5SS£rt^“' £
tie. JsalieS deviL It ta snoegh to giv*
took at jZT"* ■ *"* *
fllMA-1 ~ Aklnk *hei be. he _As _
There art two day* of tha weak
°P*n which and abos$ which I never
worry, two cuofn* days kept aa
eradlp fraa from fear and appeuben
doa>
On# of thaoa la Yaatarday. Yaa
tarday with all Ita carts and frets,
with all Its pains and achci, all its
faults, tta mistakes and blunders, has
pasted beyond tho roach of my re
call. 1 cannot undo an act that I
wrought. I cannot nnaay a word that
I said on Yaatarday. AH that It holds
of life, of regret and sorrow, is in tha
hand of tha Mighty Love that can
bring awoat waters out of the bit
terest desert—the lore that can make
tha wrong thing* right, that can turn
weeping into laoghter. that caa give
bcaaty for aakeo, tho garment of
P*wl»« for tha spirit of heaviness,
Joy of tha morning for tho woo of
night.
Save for tha beautiful memories
that llngor, svsst and tender Uko tha
perfume of rosea, la tha haart of tha
day that la gone. I have nothing to
do with yesterday.
And tha other day I do not worry
about is Tomorrow. Tomorrow, with
•II Its possible adversities, its bur
dens, its perils, Its largo promises
and poor performance, its failures and
mistakes, is aa far beyond tha roach
of my mastery aa its dead alitor—
yaatarday. Its son will rise In ros
eate splendor, or beyond a mask of
weeping clouds. But It will rise. Uiv
til then tho aaaao love and patleaec
that held yaatarday. and holds tomor
row, shines with Under promise into
tha haart of today. I have no rnsm
sioa In that unborn day of grace. AH
also la In tha in finite keeping of that
Infinite Love that hatda for me the
treasure of yaatarday, the love that la
higher than tha stars, wider than thl
aky. deeper than tha eaaa.
There is Wt for myself, than, but
one day of the weak—today. Any
man can fight tha battles of today.
Any woman can carry tha burdens of I
Just one day_Robert J. Runbu,
• Ns Buck Law. I
Milwaukee. WU„ Jen. 18.—Is there i
n lswta thle land of the free that will
permit a worn-out father to feme hie J
miner aon into the United State* Me-1
rino Corps against that eon’* will? I
Otli Tinedale. of Paekwaukec, My*
end Sergeant Aaaeil M.
Stowe, in charge of the local United
States Marine Corps recruiting eta*
tioa is equally positive that them if
nothing oa the statute books covering
a- tlMt |0ft, ~
yMMUMMWtBBMNBl
' **"“ y**T too to the Milwaukee
**ouitiag station and demanded that
the boy be enlisted. But the roue
Tinsdsla tearfully protested at what
he seemed to think was s "highhanded
»«"«•” to 8««sant Stowe he
found s sympathetic friend.
"1 cant enlist the boy unless he is
wining to join," 8towe told the father.
“What’e the boy got to do with K
anyway? I’m hia father and if I
say he's got to enlist you’ve got'to
Uko him and that’s all them is to it.
Hot a worthless hound on tho farm
•nd I want yon to taka him and
« men of him.” tho elder Tlaadale
hotly replied.
But Sasasaat Stows mfueed to ea
lto» the hoy. and Otla Tinedale left
ttw»s»altiy ottos. vowtag to return
U ^ Wtasahad hie attorney.
(XaaAac to am too«or u teteOao
y ||IL**w *■»*-«<•
mg r?!
fc» htorvtfpphtoa
throna, fotka road far Mitel ngr^(
for Cultai*—aad than mm Tote?
hteTtsrlta*“** ■ *•» **»
toad all tha tafa; aa rpilatoU^tadby
™n<* white are thnb, rtintaal
*» ■ *WlU
Wha« UUao ware ao rateable they
*•* *♦ ■hahi te teaa, u| partlaa
who eaald road arooU Mt aa if (her
?"“*? **■ » »**« r>mt amaa
wm* looita opon |j|r^ ItnnSon
m4to« Hha
. late tfaat*a aril today to
“wh lhae cam be fomd
Uto Pttoa to
mmJL
«< a reumidpaJ
-_ - hjr a city te Ohio
wte a teteoa tewhtoh tha haato odao
'• f A
0
■■■■■■ ■ ■ ' ■ ' — I
Oat lata the
Do yoo know theta's lata af poopia
flitting round moot tvary town.
Growling Ilka a broody chick**,
Knocking ovory good thing down.
Don't bo that kind of oattU,
’Cano tbay aim no naa on onrth,
Bot Jmt bo a Booatar rooster.
Crow and booet for all yoo‘to worth.
If your town Mods boostin' boost bar
Don't bold bock and wait to too
If soaao other fallow's willin'
doll right la, this country's frao.
No one's got a mortgage on It,
It's Just yours as much as kia;
If your town la shy of boosters,
Yoo ret in the boostin’ bis.
If things doot seem to suit yoo
An* the world si sms kinder wrong,
What's the matter with a boostin'
Just to help the thing along T
■Cans# if things should stop again,
Ws’d be in a sorry plight.
You just keep the horn a-btowiog!
Boost hex up with all your might.
If you too some follow try in’
For to make iome project go,
An' you can boost it sp a trifle,
That** your cue to 1st him know
That you’r* not going to knock It,
Just because It ain’t your shout
Hut that you’ro going to boost a little
’Cause ha’s got the best thing out.—
World Outlook. *
r~ ,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Having qualified as Administrator
td the estate of D. C. Lytch, deceased,
late of Scotland County K. C., this to
to notify all persons having claims
agaiast the estate of said deceased to
eshibtt them to the undersigned sn or
before the 0th day of December, 101*,
<* this notioe wifi bo plead in bar J
thc*r recovery. All 1
to said estate will
'EDWIN LYTCH,
_ _ _ Admlnlstrstor.
a P- D> No. L, Leurinborg, N. C.
-5C-—
, - W. C CALDWELL
VETERINARIAN
Located in Lanrinbarg
for the practice of
hia Profeatioii.
. \
MUSTANG
I TjSJXf1 AiAIOmIm.
LINIMENT
attractive winter VA
VATION TOURS TO
Cake. The West Indies.
PaaaAu Canal, Mardi Gras.
OiRratsd daring the Christ
ie iKSf-,wu,ary’ Febraary
Ts#rasf Ten, Fifteen. Twenty
“f TSrtjr ®SM» Vmtbm, Cov
eringHMaiiy Peiats of Great At
treclj*-1- and Historical la*
Sfe^Assss;
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tfc* world's greatest
a mort*, doriag iki
W thsir mm; throMli
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tha fetar"* °f
to MSFPartuaUy for gnat
tor Booklet sad Liters*
* sort saa of oar auy
st In AU-Bxpaaao lododad
Pstjtoasfcr Coadaeted sad Chip,
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CeaJ will Istonat yoa.
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Insurance
Itia it *0W. Drat nit Tb* mom* yw start tba brttar tm
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The State Bank
——>—■p———m •
REMOVAL SALE
, { “V*°*,pc*®arfa,*r to lnOT* toto ay new Store frriWng.
aod in order tUt I nay here seffliienl room to » lew
Spring Mtock, I will doee out every artide in ay stores!
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
roe data of Dry Goode, Notions, fihnes end IBM.
Tmf- Q«ode end Prices will apeak for tbemseivos, end
rou are urged to eome end see to yoersdf.
Sub will begin FRIDAY, JANUARY 28tb and can
tfame until further notice.
MRS. D. A. WATKINS
LAUREL HHJ^ N. C.
I^LOlAmRS
” — I I ■ . — i |, I
Beasoesble cot flowers. Patna* Pens.
T'tsI rmnrtirnnr freest irrselun
Prompt attention to ont-cf>towa orders.
. . >
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SCHOLTZ, The Florist, Inc.
Phone 140. XKN.TryoaSt Charlotta, N. C.
BLUE’S DRUG STORE Acapta
BOOTH LOWERY
0»<l tfc» ImiWm lnlnw &t dw wfi bo
the wcood attraction in the
WAGRAM LYCEUM COURSE.
He will appear at the Spring HOI School Hoaae,
FRIDAY, PBBKUARY lit*.
Yon are nrged to bear thie entertaining epeakar.
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~ WHO K1_J*8 —
BRICK AND LATHES
FOR 8ALE?
W. P. EVANS
Hm Coal and Wood Dealer.
Phone 54 or 125