EIE POLK COUNTY HEYS. ESonner- vs tPearson. Nonsuit:
mompson etal vs Tate etal.
JOHN CARNEGIE, Publishes. "Rlonf rn tlA -.i
Jlld Cement fWnr" nlaintiflP
o - - t w& smw4&.
suoocKir lxuri KAicot Blanton vs Williams.
One Year, ... . . ...... . fi.oo Continued.
su Month, ............ so Albert Davis vs T. J. Davis.
Three Months, : , .25 . , , T ,
Oris Month, .. . . .10 7 " uiu ieu very, juagemenr.
iior piainnir $75. Each pay half
Always in Advance.
3st:
THURSDAY, JAN. 25, 1906.
costs.
Pickenpack etal vs Ballenger.
Ejectment. Continued.
Morgan vs Hambrick. Eject
ment. Nonsuit. ... .
Mills vs Hen son. Com
promised Hensoh paying costs.
vs Cox e etal.
Divorce.
ROAD BUILDING ASA BUSINESS,.
. v ; l;.V!... . -:-:r .- f.. 4
Onljf Those Skilled In the Work- Should Be
tmpioyed Koad building " A Distinc
Business. . y
axo one aemes mat to Duild a
good house requires the services
ui a;gooa arcnitect. rne same
is true of road hnildi no. Tn
build a good road requires the
services of a man skilled in the
work, and skill is never acquired
Dy merely reading a theory. It
must be obtained by actua
experience. A college training
in road building may not J be
necessary to make a good road
Duimer, but such an education
equips him with a knowledo-A
which sooner or later will more
than pay for the extra time spent
in its acquirement. Highway
engineering is distinctly a branch
by itself, and it is rapidly
becoming recoernized a s such
To-day there is a greater demand
for 1 the ' highway engineer thaii
the supply, andrthis demand is
bound to increase as the work of
building roads Drorr fiS S ft s-
There is no better opening for a
young man than the profession
oi nignway engineer. V
It invigorates, strengthens and
builds up. It keeps you in
condition physically, mentally
and morally. T hat's wh a t
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea
will do. 35 cents, Tao r
Tablets.
Get your job printing done at
The News office.
urumiseu.
PROCEEDINGS SPECIAL TERM CIVIL COURT Lafohaw
A Complete List Of Cases -and Disposition Continued.
Made Of ThemCourt Adjourned Friday. Moore vs Ponder. Boundry
The special term of court for line- Continued,
civil cases which ended last Fri- Rhodes vs Mills. Ejectment,
day, and over which Judge R. B. Continued.
Peebles presided, probably did Scoggins vs Turner etal.
better work and accomplished Continued,
more in the disposition of cases McFarland vs McFarland etal.
than any civil court held here
for several years. Commissioners vs Feagans.
The court being conducted ac- Matt McBrayer appointed as
cording to the calendar, caused referee to hear case,
considerable discussion, from th 1 Hampton vs Pettie. Eject
fact that on several occasions ment. Judgement for plaintiff,
the work set for the day would Jones vs Jones. Divorce.
Jit n 1 A n I Continued.
ucmuacu ui oo cai i jr oo xu a.
m. or noon. This necessitated Clayton vs Clayton
the adjournment nf court until Continued.
next day, and was thought ex- Constant etal ys Arledge etal.
Partition. Continued
V Mum v luuu w A. kuiiV)
asmuch as jurors and court Asheville Milling Company vs
officiate were naid full, dav'a Pearson. Dismissed.
wages for part of a day's work. Newman vs Swananoah
There are two sides to this Lumber Company. . Dismissed. ,
question, however. When courts Blackwell v s , Fisher etal-
are conducted according to calen- Continued.
dar, witnesses are only paid far Laughter vs Laughter etal.
the time they attend court from continued.
the; day their cases are dated. BANK OF RUTHERFORDTON
I hie at rimoo Qmnnnto rr ninto o
sum. The calendar arrangement p,aced ,n Hand Of A Trustee To Wind Up
oiou oavca wiiucbbcs aim auikurs vruaii.
considerable time. Considering : At a-hearing before Judge W.
both sides; it may be that the R. Allen at Marion-n Saturdav.
calendar r arrangement is the the temporary receivershiD was
more economical in the matter set aside and the Ba n k of
of both 4 time and money. The Rutherf ordton was placed in the
members of the bar, who arrang- nands of a trustee to wind up
e d tHe c a 1 e ndar, evidently its business affairs,
thought jt "the better plan, and ID.- F. Morrow the 'president
they "are men whose experience was appointed trustee under the
in legal matters generally, puts following conditions which he
their judgement above that of says he is ready and willing to
the average citizen. 3 r carry out f He is to pay over to
The attorneys who attended the temporary receiver, Jho. C;
this term follow: -CE. Shipmah Mills; $3,000, to be added to the
and,.. E. B . Cloud, Columbus; amount- of cas h already o n
MbBrayer, Morris, Morrow, B. hand, which makes . $14,000.
Justice and Gallert, Rutherford- which is to be deposited by the
ton; Smith, Blythe and Rector, receiver in the First National
Hendersonville; Mur p h y and Bank, of Charlotte, with a certi
Rollins, Asheville. fied list of depositors The de-
Thompson vs Tanner. . Parti-1 the t irst National Bank
firm CrkntrsnaA ' I within ten davs.
Forclosure mortgage. Continued, wurt that the temporary receiver on'y.tteke Hollister's
McClain vs Cntr 1 turn over to the trustee the re- ocy Mountain Tea. It is a
1 maminff assetia nf v,or,i wuimenui tonic and beautiher.
o ' vuv muaia. uiJtiii .
SPECIAL BATES SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
The following special rates are offered.
Mardi Cras" Carnivals, New Orleans. La.
Mobile, Ala., Pensacola, Fla. February 22?
27th, 1906. Tickets for this occasion will be
sold February 21st 26th Vnlusi?e. with final
limit March 3rd, at rate vf one first-class fare
plus 25 cents for the round trip. . (Rate from
AsneYHie 10 IX ew urleans 22.20, to Mobile
$18.80, to Pensacola $18.30. V The final
limit of these tickets may be extended until
March 17th, 19C6, by payment of fee of 50
cents, btop-ovcis will be allowtd On both
uie coine and relurnmir lournev. , wulnn
- j ' .
limits, at regular Winter lonnst stop-bver
points.
Student Volunteer Movement For Foreien
0
Mission, Nashville, Tenn. Ftbruary 28th.
March 4tll. I006. Tickets for lh
will be sold February 26-27-28. 1006. at rate
01 one nrst-ciass lare plus 25 cents for Aht
round trip. K (Rate from Asheville 11.65.)
With final limit March to. too6.
For further information Call on, or address.
the undersigned.
J. H. WOOD,
District Passenger Agent, So.' Ry.
Asheville, N. C.
THE
BANK OF ie
Capital $10,000
VON
COLUMBUS NEWS.
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Electric Storm Monday Afternoon--Sleet Rain
. : And bnow Thursday And Friday.
T. J. Campbell and wife from
JDloomdale, Ohio, are here for the oricssiEts s
winter and are stopping at the JOSEPH NORWOOD; Pres. T. T. BALLENGER, Vice-Pre.
) 'J. G. Hughes, Gen'l Manager
fOiK .bounty. Telephone Co. ,
wivto oaiuda Tuesday to
arrange the affairs of the system
m that place . He returned
T ....
Friday.
J.B. HESTER, Cashier.
. ' - ' .- : . ;
JOSEPH NORWOOD,
DR. EARLE GRADY,
R. E. TOHNSTOK
" ,
Sizectcra r
J. B. HESTER,
E. E. MISSTLDINE,
J. O. WILSON,
B. L. BALLENGER.
T. T. BALLENGER,
E. C. WILCOX,
W. C. ROBERTSON,
We wish to announce the:
1 'b..n.ouvii w 4 He ibk 01 iryon
and to state that we are now ohen for binsinpc W l . ' : .1 ,
-r u-vl aiiuictUUUU Ir llie llPart.
M. E. Charles WPnf SPP" ""o"1 us in ''' Sni!on ,d solicit ro, Iwlh,, ptro.s.. Busines. .
Winston-Salem Friday wW. .rll 'Trj i'"'" l!' ."ve."" .
1. , lUvUlu. vui oumijrt e coraiaiiy inviie you to conler with us.
his mother celebrated lii. . j , ; i
Nii,W GOODS !
birthday ' Sunday. All the
members ot the family expect to
b e -present and make the
occasion a memorable reunion.
At regular meetiner of Colum
bus lodge, Knifirhts of Pvthias.
lield Tuesday night the following
omcers were installed: J. E
Shipman, Vice Chancellor; E. B
Cloud, Prelate: R. V. Tallant
Master of Work; J. P. Arledge
peeper ol Records and Seal: C
U West, Master at Arms; L. H
Cloud. Master of Finan
McMurray, Master of Exchequer.
A genuine electric storm raped
here Monday afternoon. There
was heavy thunder, flashes of
iigntning and hard rain. N o
damage - was reported in this
vicinity, save the falling of a few
trees. Tuesdav broucht rain
forepart of the day. Wednesdav
! 3 - mil. 1 ' t .' J 1 mm., '
nu inursoay clear. - Thursday t ' .
mgnt sleet and-rain fell ranidlv. VV nfllPSZIP Mnrnc I
ng, which .about 11 o c loc k
measured 7h inches.
Just received a new line of Dry Goods and
Notions such as Ladits Fall and Winter Dress
Goods, Ladies' and Gents' Fall and Winter
Underwear. A new line of Ladies', Gents' and
Childrens' Overshoes.
My line of Groceries are always fresh and
up to date. Make my store headquarters
during court week whether you want to buy
anything or not. Lunch goods a specialty.
Yours to please,
A. L
Mc'MURRAY-
Located in Central Industrial Store Building.
COLUMBUS,
Phone INo.. 13
N. O.
Next Week
Briffhter
rrospecb
i iKiusrerAcrei
J. W. Kennedy Co., Tryon, N. C.
Will retail BEST PATENT FLOUR at WHOLE
SALE PRICES. This flour is second to no
flour on the market. Try it.
Water-GroundCorn Meal, in 241b Sacks.
OHLY THE BEST FEED STUFFS ON THE UARKET HAiiDLED.
many actual
xwu wiu not nna beauty in
rouge pot or comnle vi'nn
whitewash. True beautv r.omea
wotw
XT' - x a If i i
Kuectmeni. mistrial. ovo WA WiC utum upon
, Coxe etal vs Carpenter etal. Morrow's giving a justified
Ejectment. Continued bo.nd. m !he sum of $20,000.
Abrams -vs v Harris. Eject- .Ane trustee was given. 30 days
ment. Judgement f avor ln, whlch to li(luidate the indebt-
ueienaani. Appeal taKen. wr x"" :awaTr wmi uays
Hollins vs Railway. Damage. btemf ?lven in which to pay off
T1i: A - . nn nr I C 1131! it aenftSltnra onH QA I AVtmm m - .
Arledare vs Railwav namacre ime depositors and at the
Arledge recover $20 and costs. J thattime make a report tofHRKT IN THF Ckkfc99
Walker v pJacranc pf. the clerk of the court of RfW limOl IN Int tAMr..
ment 0ntinued, - r ; 1 , fo?Jc!unty'- am
nnu ii I The ifnr ftnmA 11 v I W, C. "Worked en di
, 4.uuipun ewu vs oea rcy. .. r - " wie aiiega- ai.--"riyi pro.. li'eioek: k. i.
ejectment Judgement favor V1V" u"ucr wmcn tne institution r-wk.
plaintiff. Appeal taken. was closed by theNorth Carolina rit KT,TAiNir T
Thomnson etal v Greenlee Corporation Commission fa. he l5!JI5?I'Att.Cv
XT' x j. n' i . : ji tniP and fowJ it-
ijecunent, vxntmuea WACU uanK witn
Shields vs Carruth. Dismissed. " costs of the action. . The
Ponder Nvs Poenix Insurance State was-represented by attor-
1 T XT' neVfl riAnoml . J. 1 rt
ana 1 r-onaer vs v lrgima r w"cx 9? .ver ana o.
insurance Co. Both cases aert and the bank by D. F.
consolidatea and continued hn Morrow and H. S. Eaves.- -
account of absence of council. Mr. Morrow, when seen by a
Moore vs . McClain. Eject- Sun reporter, said he still stood
ment. Judgement favor plain- by ms former statement, that
4.14V 1 J j.dno. the KanL-
w ictuva iaiiu auu 4U "o owivcut aim mat
I he would he flhta i
Smith vs Livingston." Eject- affairs with very little loss to the
ment. Continued, stockholders, ;if any. He also
Robt. L. Cornwell vs Wilson. sat.ed that twa days prior to the
I examiner the stfwMi Ai?, l.-j
VvIh'. vhmwvi uvvvuiiviuciS XiaU a
Waldrbp and wife vs Wilson meeting and voted to go into
Voluhtarv linn io f i
cvoii uuiiu w uv oum XOri ..-.uHnuji,
partition. By J. E. Shipman. ,The following ' attended the
A, E. Abrams vs Wilson. inai at Marion Fnday: Jno. R.
Land, to .be hold for .partition. ?S t,w - J Carpenter,
By J. E. Shibman. - ino C- Walker, D. F. Morrow
Sonner; vs. Hicks. Debt: fWrSJk
Tndent favor loififf ' .tff55!t. "i"--- in- C. Mills.-
v . r'-yw'M . . I xvuwicnoraton oun
35 cents Tea or Tablets.
Advertise In The News.
?gIfiph?, ' ot cotton
Kua uu wmcn no zertuizer were
used andpictures of Holds on which
ot5ermakes" of fertilizers were
used. Kesnlts of theso crops were
. 2L8I?ai. failures There are much
brurhter Drosractn" shooH fn. k
progressive farmers of the South.
,Twoand three bales to the acre art
- only brdinary yields where
Vircinia-Carolina Fertilizen
are used with proper cultivation.
Make your cotton mature early, and
thus escape the boll weevils and other
damaging insects. You can easily do
Of bolls (and their size) on your plants
Jina Fertilizers. This method will
wouiDuuyuoi increase your vielda
ar acre." Don't be fooled Into bay
ig a substitute.
Virginia-Carolina Chemical C
Klohmond. Va,
t . . Norfolk. Va.
- Durham. N. a
Charleston, S. C.
-itaiumore, Ud.
" v : Atljinta.
Savannah, Oa.
Montgomery, Ala.
lfemnhin. TVn
4 Shreyeport. La.
'P(c& SEEDSGROW AWn
WIN HIORE PRi7Fg
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1
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ess.
FR7CM A srMPitchiiap.
nUZ.tllI1, Skin 0I.,
ADSOLUTCUY CURED. J
HERMIT SALVE,
ma amuy Remedy 25 year.
Dr. Miles' Heart Ci
made manv hearts off
they have been pronounced
jiopeiess. it nas . completelv
cured thousands. anH '"will nL
mbst mvariablv cure hr henVfir
every 'case of heart disease.
: Short breath
r uuuvi
heart, palpitation, fluttering,
dizzy, iaintinp nnrl .smnffiAfJnrr
spells should not be neglected.
Take. Dr. Miles Heart Cure
and see how quick you will
be relieved.
1 It cannot make a new heart,
but will restore a sick one by
strengthening the heart nerves
ana- muscles, relieving the
unnatural 'strain,! and restorinp
its vitality;,' - ,
"I had a . ..very bad case i of heart
toF?r Y81 months ' 1 Suld not
j?r-.iifstv!iljr;J'wa Pawing corn
and i feelina bad all day ; n the f ter
ftton in plowing: one rowri had to lav
11 three times! ii J
t&S ahnf? EP nve Bufe
a night. I have taken several
ckwort TterLls as ras1
woric , A' feel like a new man
man, 84
'yelrso?ddrabte for an old
I rn- D McQILL. Frost. Ohio.
Dr M lies' Heart Cure Is sold hv
' y&'J??' who will ouarantee that
Hf.fl,'f bottle will benefit. I fit fan -5?.wU,Ie'und
yUP money. "J
IJUes Medical Co., Elkhart; Ind
than the products of any other brand ! Besides several Hold Mt.f .v - ,
only Grand Prize for Vegetables at St.'Umfe SSosition jfff 7, won the
with beautiful colored plates and Ulustrauons fWW Wf . , 1 i8 P"8
W, ATLEt: BURPEE & CO. 'seed GRowRs.pjpgpj
pFERIrPlUNT
I Sdt0p Sh0p look is "ever read but is tossed I into tfe PwSte 5
Deonlf tn thin ww Vu tr faAB u,ot neany printed causes
SSiti i 1 i t,.the merchant who uses interior nrintino
aG1 rhTcne"Lwh- theMcosf&ttJ
Q - VUAOO
POLK COUNTY HEWS
PRIHTEHG HOUSE,
xxiune iNO. ii. U U L U M H II Q Kl r 2
Good
Pr7 ig-
Job Printing at THE NEWS Office
STEVENS
rt V
IN FINE PIANO CASUS
tnd Pnwa
pand Dur-
F1XS
ability. They
LOOK JUST UXS A
uu Houna nice a pipe organ.
ZZrft auiomuucally. No
No knee awella,
rullev: : thA rrri.fL" straps or
and woodTi- ww wa omng au iron
Cas i Mahogany, Walnut and Oak
yeers. The ideal istrSment for thVhome.
nnl0rCha Write for catiJoJuVand"
prices to the manufacturers,
The STEVENS ORGAN & PIANO CO.,
(Mention this paper.) tfarfptta
dvertise in
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