fHE HICKORY DEMOCRAT.
Published Every.Tliursdfy
E. V. MORTON, - Editor and Proprietor
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class matter.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 21. 1913
SULZER AND TAMMANY.
New York State is Riving ufc
a very striking illustration o
government by organized politics.
The net result of the situatioi
sec-ms to be that Tammany suc
ceeded in placing Governs j
Sulzar in cfTue and after he hat
to feel secure in his posi
tion, he proceeded to defy an
antagonize Tammany's influenet
At this time it appears as if th>
Governor's policy is going to re
suit most disastrously to nimsen
Tammany seems to be the pos
sessor of the most personal se
crets of the lives of all men wh«
come in contact w(fh thej)rgani
zation, and if thee# are ijo harm
fill secrets to be exposed it wieldr
such an influence as to be able t
ptsee the purest of public men
on the defensive in the protec
tion of their own good names. I'
seems hard to decide which or
the above situations Governor
Su zer is being called upon to
ic.ce. If he is really guilty of
the things which are charged
against him, there seem 9 little
l ope of his being able to estah
li.!; a defense that will be able
to cheek the efforts of the prose
cation supported by Tammany.
If however, the charges are a
fabrication, woven for the pur
pose of destroying Sulxer and
perpetuating Tammany, we hope
that he will be able to establish
his innocence and that Tammanj
will be the real victim of thQ.
malicious prosecution which ha' 3
been inaugurated. Could tl*
latter result the whole cour.tty
would take a forward step in the
purifying of its political life.
Whatever the result may
however, it is at least goisg> to
cause an awakening of the people
to the possibilities of harm which
may result through bighlv organ
ized political organizations of
corrupt tenfieneies. If a senti
ment can be aroused which \eill
help in the destruction oi vyjcb
organizations, Governor Strizer
wili not have paid
price, even though h& be robbed
of his good name.
Oxfo?£ Ford Items.
Miss Celeste Lippard i® teach
ing a summer term a* the Null
school.
Mr. Eugene Boesxon is build
ing a house on his property near
the Lutheran, parsonage.
Communion services weie held
at St. Pete_r*s church on tW
second Sunday. In the absents
of Prof. Haenfzschel the services
were conducted by the Rev. P
C. Henry.' /
We are glad to state that Mrv
C. Ed. Smith is steadily improv
ing from a recent operation. Wt
hope he may be able to use tfci
affected foot in a short white.
Mr. L. E. Hollar left Aug. 11
on a trip to the Norqh* && hewiP
tfc a-plenty."
Mr. and Mrs, Littk
and Mr. and Mrs. B* & Houston
oi Hickory visited relatives in
our section last Sus^tay.
Mr. Kirby Rsetor, of Indian
apolis, Ind. i&ade a ten day's,
visit among bona© folks. He ap
pears to like the state of Indian*,
and returned to his work in
Indianapolui. |
We lately passed a number of
vacant houses here and there in
Cline's township, the owners
having moved to the city. What
will happen if many others leavo
the farms for the town and th#ai
city. ■'
WHY WOMEN SUFFER
Many Hickory Womea
Learning the Cause...
Women often suffer, not taowing
the cau*B. j
Backache, headache, drjsto €3Sf ner-
vousness. '
Irregular urinary passages* weak-]
ness, languor —
Each a torture of itseJi; i
Together hint at weakenedl kidners-1
Strike at the root—get to the cause.
Quickly help; the kidneys if they
need it.
No other remedy more highly en-]
dorsed than Doan's Kidney .Tills. •
Here's convincing testrmonyirom
this locality.
Mrs. R. T. Amos, Pine St tJr New-i
ton, N. C., says: "I had backache
and dizzy and nervous spells. At light.
I did not rest well. I felt a?l wont,
out in the morning. My kidneys didj
not act as they should. Doan's Kid •
ne y -fills made me feel better in every
way."
For sale by all dealers. P r 50c.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, Hew
York, sole agents for the United Stages-
Remember the name — Dam's—
and take no other.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
cASTO R I At
iVe? Dots.
August 11.—The work at the Ivey
mill Fs running fine in all departments
and the grade of cloth is improving
rapidly* ,
Our J. D. Beck has the contract to
grade the highway from M. McKenzies
corner through the town of We6t ■
Hickory to the Long View line near
Mr. C. Abee's. He will begin work in
a few days. „ „ . , .
The Lutheran Sunday School of
tfeibany church of West Hickory will
*o on their annual picnic to Bakers
Vountaimiext Saturday, August the
It'. The children and school generally
are preparing and expecting to have a
srood time. -
ii. C. Wilson who had Been working
at Va. for some time re
turnel home Sunday.
Kev. J. G. Garth preached in West
H=cWory last Sunday evening. Mr.
Garth is a tine preacher and we are
*iad to have him preach in our town.
We had a hard wind storm here one
lav last week damaging several
li. uses. Mrs. Wilson's house was
blown oil the pillars and damaged
considerably, and Mrs. Suttieiuyre's
house was also moved from the pill at s
a d several other buildings were
nightly damaged.
I>. C. Wilson from Altavlsta, Va. Is
here at present.
J M. Poovey from Hiddenlt > was
were one day last week visiting his
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C.
Hettner.
Tne town board at their regular
meeting here last Tuesday night ap
pointed W. D. Bostain chief of police
>o take the place of J. (X Williams,
who left here several weeks ago, and
L. A. Lafon was appointed tax col
lector for said town.
Miss Laura Martin and Mrs. Mar}
Childers, who have been working here
for several months went to their borne
in Hurke county to rest a lew week*
during the ho& weather.
Aaron Batgtr a son of Mayor G. T.
Barger lef% feeie Saturday and went to
Columh»&. Ohio to work there. Wq
j are sorsji to see him leave our town,
j but hope lie will be successful in his
; worn.
Miss Minnie Abee went to Belnfonb;
dav last week to visit her brother
;X. & Abee.
Mrs. Fannie McLondon from S. C.
lis here at present, visiting her parents
l>r. and Mrs. 3. J. Hicks.
Miss May Berry from Morganton
was here last week visit big her cousins
Misses Minnie and Carrie Berry.
IOTA.
Pant and Not.
Paint was never before so fcigfo a* •
'ast year about $2.25 a gallon Btvoe
and a batf-dollai less for trasJbw
What is trash?
It looks like paint and pretends to
be- -paint, but Isn't worth painting It
' costs a painter's day's work to prct-oc
a gallon of paint, good or bad; aad a
painter's day's-work is $3 or $4.
Add that to the price oia gallon.
Thstt » the cost of a gallon. Devoe
is $5 or $6 a gallon; and trasb a dol
l SECT less.
But Devoe is all paint and more too;
you add oil to it; a gallon is S or 6
iquarts of perfect paint for the painter's
pot. Bnt trash is three-quarters two
thi*& or half paint; you pay a palf
daof» less for nobody-knows-wh it-it is.
I 20 gallons Devoe is enough for the
[average job; it takes 15 to 20 gallons
'of trash. And the wear same way.
j Unfortunately, xhey look alike when
first-put on.
DEVOE
F. B. Ingold sells it.
Re-sale ot Real Estate.
*By viriae of an order of the super-i
ftjr couati taaue in a special pnoceeding'
thereto pending entitled J. Frank
Gupvtefi and! otbeis against Mrs. Sarah
.V. Sledge-andmtiers, the undersigned!
cQkainfesioners will sell at public auc
tion for cash to the highest bidder in
I trout of the Po st Ofllce in Hickory Ca
tawba county, N. C., on Saturday, Au
gust 30th, 1913. at 1 o'clock p. in., the
following desco-ibed real estate, the
same being a laouse and lot on 10th
avenue In *.lie city of Hickory, ami
bounded as .ollows:
Beginning at W. F. Jones' N. W
corner,'wbick is 50 feet South of the
main line ot the Southern Railroad,
and runs with s.id 10th avenue, West
100 feet and 6 inches, or thereabout,
to W. T. Sledge's corner; then with
liis lioe South 200feet, more or less, to
a stone, said Sledge's corner; Then
East 100 leet and 6 inches, or there
about, to W. if. Jontis' South east coi
ner; the* with said Jones' line Nort it
'2OO feet snore, or less, to the begin
ning. Being lon No. 4in the deedfroin
Richmdi S. Adderton to Thomas J.
Wigjß»y»Kl known as the
Wig*** Bona Place. ~ *
Tfc&isa re-sale of said property
made by order of the court , and the
sale en the date aboved named will be
> tbe tioal sale of the same.
t fhte- August 13, 1913.
• "W. C. Feimster and M. H. Yount,
Commissioners.
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: NORTH CAROLINA, ?In the Super-
CATAWBA COUNTY. { ior Court,
The First National ] NOTICE OF SALE
Bank of Hickory , UNDER EXECL 1
P. Berry ) TION!
By virtue of an exaecution directed to
the undersigned from the SuperiorCoart
[j of Catawba County in the above-entit
ied action, I will, on Monday, the Ist
day of September, 1913, between the
hours of 12 o'clock m., and 1 o'clock p.
m., at the Court house door of Catawba
county, in Newton, N, C., sell to the
highest bidder for cash to satisfy said
"'j execution, the following real estate,
being bounded and described as follows,
to-wit: —
FIRST TRACK: Situate in West
Hickory, adjoining E. J. Berry on the
West of her lots,—Beginning at a stake
E. J. Berry's corner on the South side
! of the Southern R. R., and running S. 84
W. 200 feet more or leas to a stone on
Mountain Street; thence South 14 W.
with said street 208 feet and 4 inches to
a stone; thence North 84 East 200 feet
more or less, to E. J. Berry's line North
1 1-2 East 200 feet to the beginning, be
ing lots Nos. 7 and Bon a plat of lots
surveyed by T. L. Bandy for D. W
Rowe.
SECOND TRACK: Situate in West
Hickory, adjoining the lands. of P. K.
Baker and A. J. Drum, —Beginning on a
stake P. Berry's and A. fj. Drum's cor
ner on South side of the Southern R. R.,
and running South 87 W. 230 feet more
or less to a stone in A. N. Rowe's line;
:hence a southerly direction 200 feet,']
more or less, to a stone P. 4C. Baker's 1
] corner; thence East 180 feet to Baker's
land Drum's corner; thence a north-east
erly course 200 feet more or less to the
point of beginning, or beginning cor
uer.
This July 31st, 1913.
R. Lee Hewitt, Sheriff,
Per J. P. Burns, Deputy Sheriff.
STATEMENT
OF
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
CITY OF HICKORY
For the Month of July, 1913
* 1904 67
Cash on hand, J«ly Ist, 1»» RECEIPTS
1911 and 1»12 laics * •*.77
W S Newton, street tax.
License taxes... V
Sale of cemetery lots -
Municipal Court fines.
Municipal Court costs.
Municipal Court officer fees..., -----
Water rents and taps - -
Subscriptions 9th Avenue Extension
i Subscription 10th Avenue - "-j!"
Subscription 11th St ---- ---- 5152.25
Money borrowed for-current ex. and grading contracts. 2500.00 ______
Total. - - *
' DISBURSEMENTS
WATER WORKS
Abemethy Transfer Co. cartage J- 25
j W Baltew salary, 15 days June. *
T S Price salary, June—
Clay Printing Company printing
LF Abemethy, supplies. -j?"
Hutton & Bourbonnias, fuel - - - - - - 'J'""
Hickory Insnrance & Realty Co., Boiler policy 16.00
Elliott Knitting Mills, waste
Thompson Meter Co., Meters and repairs S3,m y
General Fire ExtinguisheJ Co., supplies -
Shuford Hardware Co., supplies....
C W Mayberry, Agt. freight on supplies «••>'
C W Mayberry, Agt. freight on supplies 3.«
County Sheriff, Water analyses
Lee Bros. & Grier, estimate well contract - *•>•»«
Pay Roll week ending July 15th - J-® [
Pay Roll week ending July 19th »•'* ft c
Pay Roll week ending July 26th
9TH AVENUE EXTENSION
H H Abee & Co., estimate grading 587.25
L F Abemethy, material.. Tl
Shuford Hardware Co., material wi
H H Abee & Co., estimate giading. --------- 261.00 wa.w
10TH AVENUE IMPROVEMENT
Shuford Hdw. Co., material 5.80
Kerr & Kerr, estimate grading - - 61-2JJ
Deal &. Deal, estimate side walk - - 2,1,
Kerr & Kerr, estimate grading 61.20
34err Bt Kerr, estimate grading -
Pay Roll July 19th 30.02
Pay Roll July 26th 36.49 319.81
13TH AVENUE IMPROVEMENT ~
L F Abemethy. material •••*
GENERAL STREET IMPROVEMENT^
Abemethy Hdw. Company, material 6.79
Abemethy Transfer Co., cartage— 1-00
Ivey Mill Company, cinders 4.80
Henkle-Craig Live Stock Campany, feed 5.35
L F Abemethy, supplies - -10
Shuford Hardware Company, sundry material 4.33
John Hefner, salary *5-17
Pay Roll July sth 5.66
Pay Roll July 12th 20.32
Pay Roll July l9th 5.63
Pay Roll July 26th B.lO 77.25
22ND STREET IMPROVEMENT
T AWitherspoon, Repairs 1-80 1.80
STREET EQUIPMENT
J F Joy, labor... - 1-00
T A Witherspoon, labor 1-00
L F Abemethy, equipment 12.75 14./5
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
Bowles Furniture Co., chairs . 14.25
Hickory Milling Co., typewriter 35.00
National Union, table and chairs
CEMETERY
Pay Roll July sth J.., 17.25 17.25
PUBLIC WORKS
Abemethy Transfer Co., cartage .30
Hickory Free Library, appropriation June 12.50
Bost & Newton, pay roll 17.15
,Shuford Hdw. Co., sundry material 1.30
Pay Roll July sth 3.98
Pay Roll July 12th 4.38
Pay Roll July 19th 12.53
Pay Roll July 26th 8.00 60.14
GENERAL EXPENSES
Bowles Furniture Co., material .25
Bost & Newton, material .lO
L F Abernethy, material .10
S L Whitener, material .60-
L L Moss, screens 5.15
Shuford Hdw. Co.. material 1.20
Western Union Telegraph Co., Telegrams June 1.05
S M Hamrick, Postmaster, postage 3.00
C M McCorckle, CSC., stenographic fees 7.50
S M Hamrick, Postmaster, postage 5.00 23.95
FIRE DEPARTMENT
I M Burns, salary June 40.00
H E Whitener, Cheif, fire attendance of Company 6.U0
Thornton Lgt. & Power Co., lights 2.90
Piedmont Wagon Co., repairs l.OO
J F Joy, material aud labor 2.60
C M Shuford, Prescriptions 1.75
City Feed Company, feed 16.35
H P Flowe, veterinary surgeon 2.00
Boyd Feed Compauy, feed 14.25
Hickory Steam Laundry, laundry 1.18 58.03
STREET LIGHTING
Thornton Lgt. & Power Co., for June 277.76 277.76
ADMINISTRATION
E W Lentz, salary June 50.00
W S Newton, salary June 60.00
B B Blackwelder, M. J., salary June 50.00
Geo. E Bisaner, stop watch 5.00
Clinard & Lyerly, Bond City Manager 18.75
Thornton Lgt. & Power Co., office lights 1.00
C M Sherrill, salary June 150.00
C H Geitner, salary June 5.00
J L Cilley, salary June 5.00
J L Abernethy, salary June 5.00
J W Shuford, salary June 5.00
C C Bost, salary June 5.00
Hickory Democrat, printing 1.85
f, ,Van.Dyke Book Shop, supplies 6.1®
Clay Printing Company, printing 7.85>
Hickory Ins. & R a ty Co., Bond City Treas 24.65
, R B Shtfll salary May 9.17
, A A Whitener, City Attorney 9alary May & June 50.00*
W S Newton, special officer fees.. l,5o»
E W Lentz, on July salary 10.00* 470 87
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT
Hickory Democrat, printing 13.25 13.25
TAX DEPARTMENT
C M Staley, listing taxes 12.00
• Hickory Harness Co., dog collars 2.10
Hickory Democrat, printing 2.75
; Hickory Graded Schools property tax May.. 250.00
Hickory Graded Schools property tax June 81.37 348 22
MUNICIPAL COURT
W L Sherrill, County Treas., fines, June 73.00
Board of piisoners .30 73 30
INTEREST ACCOUNT
First National Bank, coupons on Bonds 125.00
First National Bank, coupons on Bonds 200.00
I First National Bank, coupons on Bonds 200.00
First National Bank, coupons on Bonds 775.00
[ First National Bank, coupons on Bonds 350.00
, First National Bank, coupons on Bonds.... a 125.82
First National Bank, coupons on Bonds * 25.00
First National Bank, Interest on Note 75.00 t ft7s 32
SPECIAL LICENSE
Refund on license Thornton Opera House 8.50 g.50
Disbursements for July .v. 5080.20
Cash on Hand, August Ist 1913 4974*72
Total - "7056.92
HICKORY GRADED SCHOOL '*
Cash on hand, July Ist, 1913 153.27"
RECEIPTS
City property tax, May & June 331.37 484.64
DISBURSEMENTS ~
C M Staley, salary June lOO.tO
*W N Martin, plumbing Graded School Bid. No. 2 ... 41.9®
First B& L Ass'n July dues. "" loo.Ofll
Disbursements ~ «4i 00
Cash on hand, August Ist, 1913 1111. 243*64
Tolai - - ~i1*.44
Respectfully submitted.
C. M. SHERRILL
City Manager. I
CATAWBA COLLEGE
Reorranized New President New Faculty, Co-Educational, Healthful Lo
cation, Splendid Equipment, Strong Courses, Christian, but not Sectarian.
Moderate in charges. I'all term opens September 2, 1913 For catalogue
REV. J. D. ANDREW. President/
Newton, N. C.
NO. 4597
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
Tbe First National Bank
AT
Hickory, in the State of North Caro
lina, at tbe close of business August
9th, 1913.
RESOURCES.
Loan? and Discouuts >676,373.29
Overdrafts, secured and un
secured 990.19
U S -rn" o3tC " reCirCUla " 100,000.00
secure Postal
Banking House, Furniture &
fixtures 10,000.00
Due from National Banks (not
reserve agents, v
Due from State and Private
Banks and Bankers.
Trust Companies, and
Saving Banks 1,148.40
Due from approved Reserve
Agents 35,777.87
Checks and other Cash Items 1,4+2.71
Note* of other National Banks 2,000.00
Fractional Paper Currency,
Nickles, and Cents 662.93
Lawful money reserved in Bank,
viz:
Specie 25,403
Legal-tender notes 5,129 30,532.00
Redemption fund with U. S.
Treasurer (5 per cent of
circulation) ' 5,000.00
TOTAL 904,693,80
LIABILITIES.
CapiUl stock paid in 1200,000,00
Surplus fund 40,000.00
Undivided Profits, less Expen
ses and Taxes ojrid 22,001,59
National Bank Notes
outstanding 10^,000,00
Due to other National Banks 45,087.38
Due to State and Private Banks
and Bankers 2,419.39
Dividends unpaid _ 84.50
Individual deposit subject to
check 377,427.97
Demand Certificates of deposit 69,164.48
Certified checks 2.50
CashierV check outstanding 1,043.63
Postal Saving deposit 462.36
Bond* borrowed 27,000.00
Notes and bills rediscounted 10,000.00
Reserved for Interest 10,'HX»,00
TOTAL 904.i92.80
State of North Carolina, County of
Catawba, ss:
I. K. C. Menzies, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and beliet.
K. C. MENZIES, Cashier.
Sul)scribed and sworn to before me
this 12tli dav of August-1913.
j. W. W AULICK, 1
Notary Public.
Correct —Attest:
J. L. RIDDLE,
A. A. SHU FORD Jr.,
W. B. MENZIES,
Directors.
Freckled Girls
It is an absolute fact, that one 60 cent
Jar of WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM
will either remove your freckles or cau£c
them to fade and that two jars will evti:
in the most severe cases completely cur a
them. We are willing to personally
guarantee this and to return your money
without argument if your complexion is
not fully restored to its natural beauty.
WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM is fine,
fragrant and absolutely harmless. Will
not make hair grow but will positively
remove TAN, PIMPLES and FRECK
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are large and results absolutely certain.
Sent by mail if desired. Price 50c.
Mammoth jars SI.OO. WILSON'S FAIR
SKIN SOAP 25c, For sale bur
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Offers
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Enroll now and secure a cash-paying
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NOTE —We teach by mail. If you can
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20 Nice Residence
Lots
FOR SALE!
100 Feet Front, and From 150
to 400 Feet Deep. Near G, &
N.-W. R. K. Shops,
C. L. HAfIN & SON
W atche-s!
You need a watch if you have a good
one. Twenty-five or thirty years ago it B
would do to look at the sun, but to-day
every man, regardless of his station in
life should have a watch. One that he
can rely on.
You can always get pleased when mak
ing a selection from my large stock, you
not only get the best, but at prices that
cannot be duplicated. Call and let us
show you our nice selection. You arc
always welcome.
GEO. E. BISANAR |
Jeweler & Optometrist
Watch inspector for So. and C. & N. W. Rys.
Read!
Success Comes Only to Him
WHO COURTS IT!
A BANK ACCOUNT
Is The Most
Successful Wooer of Success!
START ONE NOW!
We Pay 4 Per Cent Interest On Time Deposits
- Hickory Banking & Trust Co.
Hickory/ ' : : : North Carolina
U. L,. Moss, Cabinet Shop
I can furuish building material for any kind of a job alt
tirst class work and will save you money.
See L. L. Moss before you close your bids.
Phone 173 L.
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GEORGE J. RAMSEY. M. A. L. L. D. President Raleiah. N. C.
** _ jr s .
Claremont College
Hickory, North Carolina.
Opens September 2, 1913. Offers Full Literary Course; Superior Advantages in
Vocal and Instrumental Music; Thorough Training in the Art Department, Speci-.il
Advantages in Expression; Will maintain an Intermediate Department. Couisc
of study arranged to supplement the courses in our High Schools. Call for Cata
logue. JOSEPH L. MURPHY, President.
FOUNDED IN 1838 CHARTERED 1859
TRINITY COLLEGE
An institution of education intensely devoted to developing men. Its gradu
ates are everywhere successful and fill important positions in all lines of work.
They occupy places of honor and dignity in church and state, and ably and prom
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Necessary expenses of the student moderate. No increase in tuition charges
within twenty-five years.
For catalogue and illustrative booklet address
R. L. FLOWERS
Secretary to the Corporation, Durham, N. C.
Parents, Young Men and Young Women, of Hickory
and vicinity! It is your duty and privilege to inform yourselves concerning the
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the same for your own improvement and the upbuilding of your College and com
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tuition when you can get genuine courses in Bookkeeping and Shorthand at S3O
■ach in the Hickory Business-College?
You will patronize Lenoir College if you investigate. Drop a card for a cata
logue. Address
pi. L. FRITZ, President, Hickory, N. C.
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Offers to young women the best school advantages at the lowest rates con
sistent with efficient service.
Fall term opens September 10th. Send for catalogue
JAMES B. CRAVEN, President