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CHIVALRY to NOT DEAD.
The Cbattotta Ohaarrar of Tuesday
aarried aa tha hack HP a aptondid
Immm internet ttanr—a pa«a fnae
reel Ufa, which aarvaa to tbanda
that tba apUt ef tha lathaia la wt
daart Tba alary ia aa pod and aa
dim that aw npriat H entirely:
“She waa old aad —tinkled with tha
Miks af tee. A Man of to aa
m Cpoa baa ahoaldan waa a faded
•bawl aad tha ptaefc at firaaalky.
Myba poverty —tah it what yaa will.
nbawnd to bar faey and farm. A
bane tet hod art been bead to aid
•at fed fra* tha Up af
■K»te to imrit*Tryee
•taaet.. Attached to H waa a wiathw
baa ton ‘ im warped aad teO-aa
fnll aa tba bttto aid waaaaa whe
bte tha ate with to afbaii *•
7 A« she pibwd tba rate tola baa
band aaa af tea allpped from bar
Snap and Ml opa» one of the tout
Attorney S, to. Pkeetoa waa adaadtos
Mtn. Instantly bo naw tha aid w*.
attpapt to reach to vain far tba
fafianltoa. 8a fed others to tba tittle
■rtwup, bat tbay dM net atir. The man
feantodto te sattohand hla bead
bar fraahla. wife a CbtewrMd tea
another, no watte haw daoaa te
crowd. \
K; n WI ran a btue thing to do. So
OMa],WMWta|lMi perhaps, to tha!
*oak and file, and Am little oW »
■» offered no mark of branding, do
•Slum finery, «o clare dlrtinotion, that
awt conferring a favor uppn her or|
hat* voeM ho worth while. Tot tUa'
raw laoUartivaiy, ihJlj. woet oat of
the way to 4a this little act of Mud j
■eae To tho little old woaaaa it
lirtli op Wg and gald amf—well,
tt aaplj proved that tho days of
•upcham AMfey have m boon ab
■oohid wHh the >— ilwua of eoea
■orrloltaa, mad that there are thoao
—tong 10 who do aot ■ ntna i the
spectacular or the showy ride of "Did
y— mo ao do it?" whea yafinelg
Art Mia (Mage h Itfa that-rfi—
«*• the ready Mg things worth while.
thaah yoa so Moh, air," dbo said
owaody, sad Out tittle old wrinkled
fane lit vp with a new light—of other
day*, who knew*, whoa Ate may have
Mod la a waaaiea, had an— of
her own, was coortod, wooed and won.
"My I adk year aawt" sad tho law
yw aaowwod her vMh aeial piaaa
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cMliaatien. ft hae taken Ua teU in
tho Mow of k— aad theweada.
•J» and yway. WghJ«d JwTtM*
Tto time to «* to now, m4 Mi
whM yoa or yoar family mo otftokM
with tto’ Stomu
. VhoeinaOoa' agofaat typhoid too
Movoa to to tto Moot effective way
in which to light tto ttoma to tto
SMatahWUAtrfcM oar tto Amoeinoa
troopa wgtwi far greater damage
from typhoid than from Spate. Later
an aoldiere wore inoculated with tto
ygtoid vacotea, aad it to etotad that
there toe not ton a tingle death hi
'to United Sum Army tea typhoid
earn 19Vi. Thera tore toen a few
new of a ndld fan.
| Tto typhoid attention in Scotland
county to not worn than it to any*
whan alee, and there to no eamatoa
(eg undue excitement. Bat as long
a* there la a tingle oaae in tto county
it ia tto imperative doty of all good
ottteoas to Uaeo at etonve antumed
te effort* u< drive oat tto dlaaaae.
Daring tto campaign ton this nun
mor every pwein ia tto county will
have opportunity to to eaetinatad
free of charge. Other eoontte* in tea
State art conducting almitar caa
paigM and many eoanttoo did tkte
wark'laat year,
MAYOR LINCKE, NASH
VILLE, N. C, BOOSTS
TANLAC
Writes HR.H. Draw: "Italic Daw
AM Thai is dates* fas It*
It is largely upon the eras* of tick
well knarwn North Carolinians as
Mayor BL W. Unck., of KashriHa,
(hat TonUc’t great soeciss tea estab
lished Itself. Some fser days age the
Honorable Mayor Uaste wrote lo E.
H Drum, State Distributor of Tan lac:
"After a fair Mai of Tanlae I have
no hesitancy in pronouncing It on* of
tin vary boat toaiea. aad remedies on
the market. It la all yea claim for it
aad tea molted ooeh a wonderful
change hi my phyaica) condition wkh
la the past few weeks aa to warrant
ay departure from an aatabllsbad
rale and I heartily recommend it -to
theae who suTar with indigcition.
aarrouaneea and a general run-down
condition. I unhesitatingly pronounae
Tanlae one of the beat Timailliia of
fered the public aad will con vim-, the
moat akaptioal of its troa worth.
Yours very sincerely,
(Signed) M. W. Lincke.
Nervosa, waak sad run-down man
Uvar aad kid nay Ula, indigestion, dya
papote, alaepliaaaam, loan of weight,
atuggiibaess, haadaahaa, rheumatism
and catarrh wUl Pod Tanlae tha Mai
reoaaatTWiiUre tonic.
Tanlae is sold la Lauriaterg by
Mae’s Drug Store; Gibaeu, W. X. Gib
oaa Drag Co.; Lexiagton, J. B. Smith
Drag Ca.; Hamlat, Roy's Pharmacy;
•Patomaiil, Fairmont Drug Co.; Mas
tea, Sanaa teas-—Adr.
FIRST EXCURSION OF THE
SEASON TO WRIGHTS
VII.LE BEACH.
Vl» Seaboard Air Urn Railway
Tasaday. Jaly 25. .
| ^Fraah CtegfaiU. Madras. Laa
—< JRtomwIliU1 Misty sla
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Tick eta will be o* teh far all
traiaa July 25 arttll final ratora
Itett te laara WSMactaa «■ aay
Intel agp aatil No. 18 baring Wil
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cal afuat «r addreaa.
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WUKE ALT. A Mink AGBBB.
AH V«M Armise Aim An Tud
Mlivi rnum
Ttcdottlan coafvImif ■
for liar Onoy, all tho groat armiaa of
tha world aro'tgxood apoa mm point !
that vaoctoatkm ao a maani of pro*
venting typhoid favor it eff riant and
indispensable. Aa a too ok of thoao
o—ohiaod force* agaiaat typhoid, tho
whole conHnoat of Baropo has boon
mada almost fres from tho lilssaoa, It
ia hy no cleans tho loovip to army
Hfe that tt wood to be.
F«r i Ioojt tlmt Bntta wmm
cal aa to tho uaa of anti-typhoid vac
citm for hor army and not antU-taat
year did ibo ahow oigna of raise ting.
Baity this year aha took the matter
into conalderetioa and makaa tha
statamant that far flv« month a aha re
catrad each an array of favocaMo too
tiamay from other countries aa to tha
effort of tMa prsvoudro limlmnil
that the aathoritiaa immediately made
It compulsory ia tha 'Boariaa army.
Stnaa odoptiag tho vocciao tioolmanl
agahmt typhoid with such caavlaeUg
results, aha has boss sacoorngod to
maka vaccination agaiaat ■—*|—
oad cholera rampnlaacy alas. Be
oaotiy ana entire army in tha Ceo
caamt waa voaeinatad agemat typhoid,
wwlhm aad cholera In one day, with
aa amiaaa i vaults.
« » »• vahto of a art typhoid
vaccina. the war fa Easopa has aap
thm hao been ne divergenea of apin
loa. ee to Its um or sffieacy at any
tea Aa a matter at fact, its effi
cacy has been se well established. to
Europe that saany states or eoantries,
GoUieis, for instance, has Hade its
aae oMapniaocy far her ante popu
lation. Germany says aba baa given
It to asHlions with no aorsotie conse
quences.—Health Bulletin.
aevueeor Tssoosoittoa or
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to ia> Sen of Xortb CstuOas at On Mom of
MuMboss. Jose to iota
RESOURCES.
Oh* say! I say!
You MJ
ZuZu
to your grocer mat
and you'll get snappy,
spicy ginger snaps.
NATIONAL BISCUIT
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THE RECORD FOR ECONOMY.
Democrat* Hare Speat Leaa Thaa
the Repablkana.
Senator Simmons, in askiag the
Senate for permission to hare certain
statements printed pertaining te ap
propriations during the past it roan,
mad* the foUoeriag itstomont recent
ly.
"Hr. President: «J with to submit
certain fable* and explanatory state
ment*. relating to appropriations and
expenditures of tit* government duN
In* the fiscal years 1907 u> 1916. in
clusive, which 1 aak printed withoat
reading.
“The first of the** ublcs contains
a statement of total appropriations.
Including postal service and slaking
fund requirements, covering the pw
riod I have named.
"All these appropriations and the
estimates therefor were made under
Republican administration, except
thee* for the fiscal yean 1916 and
1911 An examination of these ap
propriations will shew there has beam
*} increase In appropriations during
m per,~L
^*Aa • analysis of these tables will
show that from 1907 to 191S, under
* RepubUcan President, Senate and
House, there was an annual average
increase of $28,161461, aa incxwaa* of
At par cant It win show that from
1911 to 1914, under ■ Republican
President aad Senate, and Democratic
House, the annuel average increase
was 669,921,068, so increase of S.7
per cent; and it will show from 1914
to 1918, under a Democratic Prsalilwil
Senate aad House, the ensue! average
IncrenM was 67.94441®, an lecterns
ef only A7 par cent. i
-ia passut* i cad attention to the
fket that whfle the money appropriat
ed fer the flaea] year 1114 was ax
pended under the Wfleea admiaistm
tom, the estimates therefor and the
appropriation were made daring the
Taft adsafeistmtica. The amount
actually erpended ia that year was
$84,000,000 lane than the ameant ap
propriated.
The next table I wish to prmsnt ia
a table mi the total appropriations,
not ine lading tho postal sendee and
■tektn* faad regutosmmt. • far the
•we fiscal years, embrmoad la the
Ant table. An eramlnetion of this
table will shew that dark* the Aaaal
yearn from MtT to toll, under a Be
fit,1MA94. the panantega being 14
Percent- It wfl] show that fram 1911
to 1*14. under a BepabHeaa President
1914 to 1919, under a Democratic
Presides t, Senate and House, Instead
of an lainaii; than wae an waap
ammal diermn of to/WTJMfl, being a
d ureses ef 94 psr seat.
"The annual hnrrense la oar pspeda
tom Is Jaes than 1 psr sent, which ia
laetOBM of oar appropriation* under
tha precent administration, and ooa
■Merablp smaller than that for tho
Republican years shown ia these
tahiaa.
“Ths nan tahia 1 present embraces
tha Iota) ordinary disbursements of
tha govsraascnt. exclusive of postal
expenditures, from the year 1047 to
me This table will show that for
the fiscal years from 1907 to 1913,
when the RepabHeans bad control of
all branches of the goveramcat, thara
waa aa average annual increase in
disbursements of $81,783,006, er an in
crease of 4 per cent. Jt will show
that from 1913 ta 1914, with a Re
public an President aad SenaU, aad a
Democratic House, there was an av
erage annua) increase of (33,434,840.
or aa increase of 3.43 per cent. It
will show that from 1414 to 1916,
under a Democratic President, House
aad Sonata, there eras an average an
nual increase ef only (13,373,756, or
an increase oTl.76 per cent
“One of the tables submitted con
tains a statement ef the Increase aad
ilarreassa, respectively. In the ex
penditures for the ftaeal year of 1916,
as compared with those of 1918 and
Ifilfi, and shows the Incseaas for tho
fiscal year 1915 over* 1918 and 1812.“
CALOMEL DYNAMITES A SLUG
GISH LIVER.
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Craabca lata Soar Bile. Making Tow
Sick aad You Lem a Day's Work.
Ohio—1 saHvatea! It's mercury.
Calomel acts like dyaaarito on a dog
gish I hr at. Whoa rolewil oomea late
contact with sour hOa it craahm late
it, causing cramping sad nausea.
M you foal bilious, headachy, eoasti.
hated and all knocked out,'last go to
your druggist and get a M cant bottle
*t Dodson’s Liver Too#, which is a
harmless vegetable substitute for
ductrovi ctkmL Tikt i iiionfiJ
•ad If It doMn*ft atm ytmt lhrar ud
straighten you up bettor and quicker
than nasty faioiaal and without task
ing yoa seek, you just go bask and got
if you take calomel today you’ll bo
dek and aaaooatod tomorrow; bo
■Mao, It may salivate yoa, wkda If
you taka Dodson's Liver Tone ydu will
waits ap fooling groat, fall at amhi
tfen aad ready for work or play. U’a
to aMMrsn; they Hke H^-oAdv.
Mr. A l Overby baa rsedvad a
•otter from Mo ooa, Trsdi 8. Overby,
who has boon a student at ktrtval#
CoOogo, Ta—mooe, atattog that ha
haa joined tho amahtoa oorpe of the
third wgHsscit Ti—imec National
Oaard, sad haa g— to too border,
whqra hU rsghasnt has boon detailed
to do patrol duly.
JUST RECEIVED t
- A new Hoe of Bathing Capa, show
ing the Jateet creation* in headgear
far the Beach.
Yoa are eerdiaDjr invited to earn and
see them at ,
EVERINGTON’S DRUG STORE
__THE 8AN-TOX STORE
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CANTALOUPE 8UITMKNT8 GET- •
TlNfc IN FULL SWING.
Kip— gMpnnti Br—king All Reo
—* of F—imt 8—m asi Rail
roads Mevtag Car l.aads
Tbs shipping Mason for cantaloopaa
is now — in fail blast. Mr. J. F.
Ray of tho Southern Rxpress Co.
itst— express shipments are going
far above all records lor previous mi
tons, and it It also stated that Wla
graph amiuinsa and orders are break
ing record* this season, it wo old
seem that tho country is hungry for
cantaloup** and waiting for the Scot
land county product.
Pgto— ara exceptionally good and
prospect* are that they will remain
se throughout the Mason. This is ac
counted for by the fact that there Is
plenty of money in the country and
people ar* spending It for something
to eat. '
The lint aoltd ear of express ship
menu goat away Wednesday even
ing on train No. IS- The Laurinburg
and Southern offices report nine re
frigerator ears moved Monday, 10
cats Tuesday aad 30 cars are being
loaded Wednesday. July 13 last year
this read had moved 107 care. This
is accounted for by the fact that the
season opened earlier lest year. It
la Ukeiy that the crop this year will
exeasd ia large massure that ef last
The Seaboard Air Ltae read reports
three can moved Monday, five Tun
day aad eleven Wednesday. The sea- .
sou Is just getting la full swing and
will continue et its height for several
days.
Prices as high as 31.25 psr crate
have been paid. And prices generally
are ranging from |1 to $1.25.
HOUSEWORK 18 A BURDEN.
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Woman’s lot Is s weary one at beat.
But with backache and other distress
ing kidney ills life indeed becomes a
burden Doan's Kidney Pills have
made lift brighter for many suffer
ing women. Read what Mrs. Baldwin
aaym:
Mrs. J. C. Baldwin, Rockingham,
N. C.. says: ”1 was so miserable with
my back that T could hardly do my
housework After being on my feet
a little while, my back began to ache.
My kidnoya wars sluggish and irreg
ular in action and caused me no end
of annoyance. The kidney secre
tions wore scanty and too frequent in
Passers. Doan’s Kidney Pills regu
lated the action of my kidneys and
strengthened my back.”
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan’s Kidney MBs—the same that
Mrs. Baldwin had. . Foe ter-Mil bum
Co* Props* Buffalo, N. Y.—Adv.
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