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BRING YOUR Job Printing TO BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM The News-Herald Office. T. G. COBB, Publisher. SSSSISSW Nov. ZS. OI Subscription Price, $i Per Year In Advance IN THE First-Class Work at Lowest -Prices. Piedmont Section. VOL. XIX MOROr ANTON, N. C, APRIL 23, 1903. No- 3. II V 11 . - - BV X ii ii in 1TTIIT1 - - - .s- I 1 II 1 1 l ffi, , I . - - . T I ' - Dizzy ? Then your liver isn't acting well. You suffer from bilious ness, constipation. Ayer's Piiis act directly cn the liver. For 60 years they have been the Standard Family Pill. Small doses cure. Aiid??lzist. J Want your moustache or beard a beautiful Drown or ricn quick z men use BUCKINGHAM'S DYE.s NEIGHBORHOOD JEWS, LINCOLN. McLOWElL.' sparrows, owls, hawks, crows, Lmcolnton Journal. April 17th. Marion Newa. April 16th. - MnrlrhlrI: i'nrM3-e!in r.Vo. Mr. uaniei neep, a uigniy re- ine inianv cmia 01 nr. anq birds. It is against the law spected citizen of Reepsville, died I Mrs. J. D. Blanton died last Sat- Q ju any others or to rob on Saturday, April iitn, 01 uruay, very suddenly, ot nearr. their nests. As Told bv the Papers in the Neighboring: paralysis. failure, it. was only about one f x W ' I FIRE INSURANCE:. We write Fire Insurance poli cies on alt kinds of property in the largest home and for eign companies Every loss sustained on property injured in this ageuey, established fifteen years ago, has beeu prompt ly a ml sat. sfactorily settled. We are agmts for the North Carolina Home, Aetna o 1 Hartford, llauiburg Bremen, Hartford, of Hartford, Con. Insurance Company of North America, Niagara of New York, Home, of New York and German American. Policies placed on our books are promptly renewed before expira atiou. We write risks from $i00 to $100,000, on propei ty in town or couutry, at lowest rates. AVEKY & EETIN, AgtS. Post office Buildmjz. CATAWBA. Newton "Enterprise, April, 17th. Mr. Morgan Killian, of Hick ory township, died one day last week. He lived on the road be tween Hickory and Catawba Springs. There was a big hail- storm in the Kidsville section of Lincoln county, Monday night. All the window glass in Mr. A. A. Keev- er's house were knocked out. The electric light wire was struck by lightning Sunday night. The Prebbyterian aud Reformed churches were thrown in total darkness in the midst of sermons, and the services had to be sus pended until lamps could be pro cured. BA - VA - RA. OR BAVARIAN LIKIMEMT. FOR HTJJffAN OB ANIMAL,. T!i3 odem Healer of Cuts, Braises, Sores, Galls, Lameness, Rheuma tism, Swellings, Etc- Positively the greatest remedy. of the 20th century. We give sample package free, None genuine without picture ol Uncle Sam. Sold under a positive guarantee i MANUFACTURED BY American Stock Food Co,, FREMONT, OHIO. FOR SALE BY FORNEY & COMPANY. NOTICK. Foreclosure of Deed of Trout, t'nder and bv virtue of a power of sale con ta nrd in a certain deed of trout executed bv Stephen H. Aneell and wile Marcelina J. An poll to A B. Andrews. Jr., party of the second part, and A. B. Andrews, paity of the third Dart, said deed of trust being dated Jan. 10, 1SQ8. to se ure a certain Dona clue ana pay able January 10, 1903, therein described which deed of trust is recorded in Book F No. 2 at naee 54. of the office of the Register ot Deeds lor Burke county, and whereas de fault having been made bv the parties of the first oart in 'he payment of said bond at maturity, which default requires the power ot sale to oe exercised bv the party ot tne second part, the undersigned, as the trustee in the before recited dee-1 of trust, will on Monday May 18. 1903. at 12 o'clock noon at the Court House door o. Burke county sell at public auction for csh to the highest bi ider the following oescnDeu lot ot lana situated in Burke county. North Carolina an.l more particularly described as follows: Situated on the noith bank of the Catawba river just above the rocky ford of said river, known as the Rocky Ford farm, containing one hupdred and filtv acres, being the land devised bv A. H Erwin t: S. B. Etwin lor his life and residue to his children, the same being fullv described in thf will of said A. H Erwin recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Burke county, reference to which is made for a full description, together with all and singu'ar the tenements and ap purtenances thereto be'onjjingor in any wise appertaining. This April 6. 1SRM. A. B ANDREWS. Jr.. Party of the seoind part S J. '-rvin. Attorney. Notice of Town Election. Counties. CALDWELL. Lenoir News. April 17th. Dr. Harrill, the State Smallpox specialist, was here last week and after examiningseveral cases . i ii Henry Rhoi.ey, the colored man u- who shot his brother,. Lee Rho Mr. John Edwards and Miss , - 1 T a -ar-ar a a ney, at Crouse, was sentenced on .Mine Hemphill, ot iNebo, were last Friday to a term of twelve married on Sunday, April 5th, at months on the public roads of 10 n. m., by Rev. M. L. Kaylor. Gaston count v. Mr. and Mrs. Edwards left this i mi. m . . .. - I week, with several others, for a ne April icriu ui iuc ou ri mi i - I r l r i i ;ii i Court ended Saturday of last . .uev Mr. I. P. Moss, of G rover, was here Monday and gave us a call. He says Grover is sur pass! ngf her past record as a rrving; mecca. Last Sun day there were nine couples from Bessemer City married at G rover bv Rev. T. H.Mull- i ii i . max, in addition to two or genuine article. Prof. J. Y. Joy ner, Superintend ent of Public Instsuction, has Saturdav afternoon. called a meeting of the truste; S I mr i t t n t : ..ui . iiliu iur. xj. vj. -Jfiiuiiigt, of the Appalachian Training who wepe m&nied at clovePj s school to convene at Blowing f, Wpi1nPH(1flV An,.;1 1sr Pft Rock on May 15. . 1 1 T :..i i., i, Mrs. A. B. Prestwood and her While away they visited Jack Pursuant to an act passed by the General Assembly of North Carolina for the year 1903, we, the Board of Elections for Burke county, do hereby order an election to be held at the court house in Morganton on Tuesday May the oth, 1903, to elect a mayor and six commissioners for the town of Morg-anton and for the sale or no sale of spirituous, malt and vinous liquors in said town and whether by bar or dispensary in the manner prescribed by law. H. A. Howard is appointed registrar and I. P. Jeter and M. P. Hildebran judges of s'aid election. By order of the Board of Elections for Burke county. J. E. Coulter, April 6, 1903. Secretary. SOUTHERN RAILWAY THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF THE SOUTH. The Direct Line to All Points TEXAS, CALIFORNIA, FLORIDA, CUBA AND PORTO RICO. Strictly fiitt-claeo equipment on all .'lirough and Local Trains , Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on all Night "rains; Fast and Safe Scht dales. Travel by the Southern and you are j'sured a Safe. Comfortable and Expe ditious Journey. Apply to Ticket Agents for Time Tables. Rates and general information . address li. L. Vkknon, F. R. Dabbt, T. P. A., C. P. & T. A., Charlotte, N. C. Asheville, N. C, S. H. HardwICK. G. P. A., WASHINGTON. D. C. We learn by telephone message rom Terrell that the barn of Mr. J. A. Moss was struck by light ning Monday night and set on fire. The buildinjr. two horses. ' all farming tools and roughness were lost. The loss was S500r , and no insurance. Mr. 0. M. Jarrett, of Brady's township, died Friday night of bladder trouble. He had been an invalid for several months and his death wTas not unexpected. He was about sixty years old and a man much respected in his community. Ilis remains were interred at Grace church Sunda v. Mr. Pete Little died at his home near Oxford Ford Monday morn ing. He was one of the oldest men in Cline's township, having reached the ripe asre of 82. He was the father of Mr. Cephus Lit tie, the late Rev. M. L. Little and several other sons. He was burieij at St. Peter's church Tues day. The second citv ticket in Hick ory was nominated luesdav niaht. Mr. B. F. Campbell was nominated for Mayor and Messrs. J. A. Martin. Geo. Hutton, A. Y. Sigmou and others for aldermen The other candidate for mayor is Mr. J. D. Elliott. The liquor question will be voted on in a seperate box. More rains and freshets every week! Monday night's rain was terrific. Farmers sav it washed their lauds more than any this- year. The creeks are kept out o banks half the time. This ia just such an April as we had two years ago. That year we had freshet after freshet throughout April and May, culminating in the record breaker about May 20th that did a million dollars damage to the bottom lands on the Catawba river in Catawba, Burke, McDowell and Mecklen burg counties. The wheat crop, which a month ago was so promising all over Catawba countv, has within the ast two weeks received a most decided set-back. Exactlv what the trouble is, farmers are not agreed. Some say the w-heat is ull of flies which are sucking the ife out of it. Others say it was lam aged by the cold weather of week before last, and others think the rust is hurting it. It is probable that all these have something to do with the deter ioration in the trrowinsr ci-od which eveiybody notices and no body disputes. wk. It, was to have been a two An unusual sicht was presented threecouolesfromthiscountv. t...ni.wuuiv iuuuuuic.u week's term, but all the cases set to-day in Marion. A wild duck Mr. Moss says from one to for trial on both thecrirainal and wax seen in the pond of water six couples get married civil docket were disposed of by which has accumulated in tUeex- G rover every Sunday. at cavation across the street from the court, house. It wasevident- ly crippled and placed there by some bovs. Marion will soon have electrie lights, so we are informed by BIO WRECK ON THE SOUTHERN The Fast If ail Crashed into a Rock on the' Track Near Lexington Ea gineer and Fireman Killed. Charlotte Observer. 14th. While tunning about GO mile an hoar tue Soathern'n fast mail, No. 97, ran iuto al.irge rock on the track near Conrad, tliree miles north of Lexington, last evening at 7:07 o'clock, and was tot.illr j wrecked. Engineer Daniel Davis aud the negro fireman, named Johnson, were kifled. The fast mail was dt-Iajed on ac count of the wreck of a fieieht traiu at Jamestown and was run ning about three Lours behind time. The cut where the accident occurred is uot lng and is about 40 feet high. There is a curve on the northern wide of the cat, and it is supposed that Eogiueer Davis Rev. R. W. Jones, "of Forest City, recently performed the i-i. ji , I v..v.u..v mit.-.-v 4.... .v.. , uiu nui eee tue rocK nutil ne was and fortunes of two young peo- i quite close to it if he saw it at al pie at Forest City, both of I The lock was very large, so large whom were deaf and dumb. ,ht the colored iratk Talker who THE OLD kEUABLE III If AM 9m m J I v m0 Absolutely Pure THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE POTATO INDUSTRY IN CATAWBA. daughter were badlv shocked by sonville, Si. Augustine and other Col. Sinclair. The town author- A gentleman was remarking saw lt 8u0"-J before the accident .... Ii-w. m i - I - - j m a m ill 1 1 wi.i.iii -1 wv liN HUM I H rn I I I r I r inn A 1 i 1 m will lues granted a iranciuse lor tne upon rne unusuainess ot this . . ,v "" " ,l,HU uiwoa county nave been hus The Growing and Shipping of Sweet Potatoes an Extensive and Profit able Industry. Newton Enterprise.-. - The potato farmers of Ca- ightning last Sundav after- Southern points. They ,.ir. . . . 1 1 J 1 T1 r 1 noon. Tiiey were m the barn at boarci at xue ninson nouse purpose last Tuesday night and occurrence in The Star office tbef,rack ad was running to Lex- sufficient force to the ureck tiome a tew miles SOUt.n Ot town, fr n F. Ti T.n- vvii8 mnrriPd Wlm "K" nucauuuicrgcnue- remure thf m.-lc nh.,, when lightning struck a tree and to Miss Essie Beam of North 100 UP 111 mnet.v daJs- He lenyea man present remarked that he occurred. the barn, shocking both of them Brook township on Sunday, 10 a Iew B tor na, lotte to Knew a similar marriage afew The engine, striking the obstacle and inakimr them verv sick for a a .:i -i o u enter into a contract for putting years ago, who now have twb a time. Dr. Ivey prescribed for solemnized at the home of the upthe plant them and at last accounts they kri,e. and was witnessed by only The revival services which were are getting along very well. a few friends of the contracting commenced on Sunday, the 5th Mrs. W. L. Minish, of this place, parties. The bride is the daugh- inst., at the Methodist church, ' 1 ' I . ' r t. r m i- T fl .Ml J ?ll died in Baltimore about 1 o'clock ler OI Mr' cnas- ieam one OI urv Hllu 111 prog- nu win -eon children, ; both of whom can hear and talk. wim lernflic force, broke it into thous oids of pieces and scattered it lor a bundled vards aione the tling the last few weeks, crat ing andshippingoff last year's crop. On account of the mild winter, the demand from the central and eastern counties of this State for Catawba last Saturdav. Her remains were brought home for interment, her husband who was with her arriving here with the remains Sunday evening. The funeral the commissioners of Lincoln I tiniie through the week. There county. The Secretary of State has chartered the South Fork Com GASTON Gostonla Gazette. April, 17th Strawberries are ripe, Mas ter Grier Lov-nrf-sn td Thf .... i. i M.... i ..r .. I -.-,, t. tl guwU.. .uier- GazeUe office w;th some fine en maniiesteu. jarcre crowo track. Plnngiug oat of the curve, county potatoes has not been the engine left the track, and L nr5r,o- r, 11 uru tn r. a VII jr. F a l """"s c"i irom iue rails, I nuneti useii over aud over again pany, of Maiden. This corpora- have attended and several have professtid to be saved. A great took place from the Methodist tion has for its object the estab- deal of od is beinS accomplish- 1 I I .1 mi. a. t n ii ti church Monday afternoon and lishment of an educational insti- m' 1 1,e l,a8tor "ev- v n- was attended by a large number tute at Maiden to be under the 1,s' ,s doin 8n,e ood' of relatives and friends. nome-grown specimens yes terday. Mrs. R. L. Johnson and Mr. W. L. Gallant are al in a long, level field. Two hnn drtd and fifty feet from where tbe rock was struck the engineer was thrown from bis cab, hailed oat among tbe mass of heavy bodies. I Potatoes have kept in hills and the old way of stor ing them, and our farmers, who keep their potatoes in specially built houses, have had to look more than ever to the Northern markets. Bos- One of tbe negroes living near Hobart in the western part of the countv who was afflicted with smallpox died last Sunday night. We understand there are several cases in that vicinity, and practically nothing is being i i. i j 1 chanre of the Baptist churches of P UI K auu uKl ra u,r i i A.z r .1 - jl: Qrk tli PW1, ,i;t,.;nr Prnf I I IOI1 OI I Very ClIrlStlHU. I liV a7w u vu x vi ix uaa,iAV'V va as caught under tbe front mail . j 1 ii i a . f t- I - 1. :u i I so reporieu on tne iistoimose wuicu was aenuaed or tracks, ton is the best sellino- place wno nave nad ripe berries this pm.oueu io me eat in. for Catawba sweet potatoes season. B.W.Allen, of Warsaw, N. C, has been elected principal, and it is expected that the school will open by September 1st, 1903. The engine, immediately after 1 rTu i i -it Spvtral of thf nldr inhaKi-l i .. .. - . . i in Ull Ulllln mflnR OI ftrppl o n .1 1 rrr tantsofthe town recall that and was ao wttm ai.,.in. Hl0 the carload, until the farmers TXTn -Ll 1 CiL j.1 I : t I Vi i ro lie rf 4 Vi i-i. r rmc? ucuueauay, me uin, was me i ram auu iu me neia t s to suggest I '-jj wi nn.11. wiwjja, 54th anniversary of a cood that it had been the victim of an except what they need for It is not necessary to o away from home to find that bad roads will fittingly observe the day done to prevent the spread of the are a menace to both the farmer Shelby, Patterson Springs CLEVELAND. Shelby Star. April 15 th. Several places in Cleveland sized snow which fell to the explosiou. Only the cab seemed bedding. county will celebrate memoral depth of four or five inches 10 ue even P"1 - The cub Potatoes have netted the day. The : following- places over this section.' Fruittrees ? 30 or i0 ffet from the track shippers in Boston from 60 to j.uS ... HW, Wl r. iiaurnau 80 cents a bushei The Wal mn wliA avumiiiml .t,AAnl. .i.iA.i ww uv LUC uau fltdltU I 1 -I , . Jl ICC I ClllitlllCU. dLIUU L w)V were in bloom and wheat and corn were several inches hisrh. disease. Dr. Kent, the county and the manufacturer. The Grigg Union and Ross' Grove. Fruit was a total failure and physician, while giving medical Manufacturing Company, of Lin attention is powerless to enforce colnton, have not been able to my quarantine regulations, and that the engineer had not put on air brakes, and inferred from this .ve hear the commissioners have taken no action in this particu lar instance. WATAUGA. Boone Democrat, April 16th. Snow the 15th of April and a heavy wood fire seems quite strange, but such are the condi tions here now. work their entire force of hands at ajiy time during the winter because the roads of the county are in such condition that the farmeis who have maple wood to sell can not haul the stocks to the company's yards Miss Julia Beattie, the daugh- Mr. William .Irvine Fays- croPs 01 a" Kinos were snort that be was against the rock be . a ' nti -i rrAii n t rvr t n i a iinncn'ii nr. mm no wau at.kA ri ti.n mmi kJnfUt crv,, f wn nf currence in the year of 1854. fence of danger. : i.-ki f - : I rr : r: i 1 ..1,, lu ilia. I h.auic uciiuiiuaiikcs 111 I iuxiiy 11 icuua oyiuua- miraculous waj proved a place of Gf sweet potatoes that is an- vx iiiiuu - i Jtuig. .ixwvcui, vi. w i , in Maietj ior i wo wuite no Does, J. is. and many of themare unusual. J the loss of their sweet little Gadger, of Spencer, aud Walter He is a native of Gastonia- dausfhter, Gussie. She was Whitmire, who rode on the foiward cents, the same as during the winter months. Last year at this time the price went up to about 75 cents. It would be interesting to, know the number of bushels Two violators ol the Internal Revenue Laws from Caldwell, r t ilf"i,i Mr. B. F. Wilson, of Patter- I0ur 3'ears oia ana a,ea oar l --- j - i ii - i r r cn Qn.;n hrmwrKt n ro. uraav ax ine nome 01 mr. OVMl Ul II 0 t-f I VU lib Ui7U - I ter of E. Beattie, Esq., died at ndous hen Saturdav. I JsePn A: Adams near Clover ner nome, lour miles souui-easi t 0,0,., ai ;n,Ka0f.r.ftnn me iunerai exercises at tne of Lincolnton, on Sunday, April s;j j o ;nches end- residence were conducted by- wise, and was laid by a small Revs- S. H. Hay and W. A. srame hen. It had two or three part of the tender, just next to the engine, ot course, and jet escaped without a scratch. They nually shipped from Catawba county. It is now one of our largest and best crops. Since wheat has become such an un certain crop, the sweet potato 12th. She was about forty years of age, and possessed many fine Messrs. Crump and Bolick, were traits of character. Being the tried before Comnimissioner Bry- only daughter at home, she was an on Monday, charged with re- the chief comfort of her aged par ;i: TUn,. l..U f.,,l pnta to n-hnm shf Wim pvpi df- .niltv and are now biding their voted. In the bereaved home wh WaS SerV!nff a mnthS time in jail awaiting the next circle and in the community she .5, ... u v.Ji wiiiur-rpntwrn,- caPed Saturday morning aftei Lei 111 ui 111c i cticiai iuui l iu i " - i . . . TT j , stepped off the torn ap tender I without having suffered even in- yeilows and a corresponding amount of white. Hatcher Thomason, colored, Statesville. Sheriff Baird left Monday for Mr. and Mrs. J. W McArver near the Modena. Mrs. J. A. caped Saturday morning after McAllister died at six o'clock le cept tbe colored track walker, Cline's, Newton and Jacob's a hot chase He manao-ed to Wednesday -evening. She was aware of tbe fact that the Fork, though the other four were carried with the wreckage, for is a most important supple-, ueaily a hundred yards, and yet ment to many a -farmer's in come. The marketingisdone in the springand yields pocket money for summer expenses. Even at 50 cents a bushel it is a profitable crop. The townships that have gone most extensively into potato farming are Hickory, . ..... ...... t tletner, alter wnicn tne little convenience. These hoboes stated body was gently laid to rest that just before the accident 00 in the Clover cemetery. curred they beard tbe sound of an . , , . , , , , exploding torpedo, and think that danger signal placed n tbe ttack by some one. Yet railroad men maintaiu that no one, htatesviiieaiidKaieign. lie took Friday afternoon for $750 in rhillips and walser, who were favor of the plaintiff. The com convicted of larceny at the last plaint alleged that' Ewers, the term of court, to the Iredell chain plaintiff, had purchased a ticket j ru w. ' .k from Athens, da., and return; - , . ' and was told by the agent at suonmieu to muruer in me Bw.- gh.elbv that it was all right. ond degree, to the penitentiary, When the conductor came to Ew where he will serve a term of five era for his ticket, he found that years at hard labor. it had not been -tamped by the agent at Shelby. Lwers mused County Surveyor Vandvke to pay additional fare and was handed us some davs asro a tax put off the train at Crou'-je. "The receipt that to find another in Unit was brought to recover pun- In the case of Thos. Ewers vs. . . ct,0t,iot! n nvr hie had been in failing health for rock was on tbe track the Seaboard Air Line Railroad , , a .. . , many months on account of Tl,e conductor 011 tbe fast mail, the jury returned a verdict last and et,a. lllVe wayslrom llino. Fnnr or fiVP Mr. Danheller, aud the mail clerks xne gang ana ne proceeucu uu - , also had a wonderful escaDe. Ac luuiiLiis iiu iiii . iuAiiitci .. . . . townships are getting into it more and more every year. "burn the wind." This section was visi cording to regulations the mail isited bv U"SUt , " 3 : , , . lonld have been scattered, - ul nouy wnere tney uvea, to or distril heavy rains Sunday night, Gastoniaf where she could ibated, id three cars, but it DUE NOTICE IS SERVED. Due notice is hereby served on the public generally that De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve is Monday and Monday night The creeks and other streams are all greatly swollen. The farmers have had little oppor tunity so far to make prepar ations for planting, and the A GREAT SENSATION. There was a biff sensation in Leesville, Ind.. when W. H. Brown of that nlace, who was expected to die, had his life saved by Dr. King's New Dis co very for Consumption. He writes: "I enduied insuffer- ble agonies from Asthma, but your New Discovery grave me immediate relief and soon thereafter effected a complete cure." bimilar cures of (Jon sumption, Pneumonia. Bron chitis and Grip are numerous. It's the peerless remedy for al throat and lung troubles. Price. 50c, and $1.00. Guaran teed by John Tull and W. A Leslie Druggists. Trial bottle free. the county so ancient-would bea task. : Here it is: "2 July, 1791. Received of Simon Shnll his Pub- ick & CoTmtv Taxes for the vear a a. 1789. Received by me, William Morrison. G. S." The query is who was Sheriff Morrison and ativedamage. Cures Blood Poison, Cuneer, Ulcers. Ecze ma, Carbuncles, Etc. Medicine Fro. Robert Ward, MaxBy'Ga.jsavK ''I suffered from blood poison, my head, face and shoulders were one mass of corruption, aches in bones and joints, burning, itching, scabby what county was this when he k-n", was all inn down and dia- , .. . . ,0 conragea. uni uoianic uioou oaiiu was doing business here? d ,rfectly. healed all the sores and gave my skin the rich 1ait. f lianlih Hlnfvrt Ttalm nnt A SWEET BREATH new ife into my blood and new is a never failing 'sign of a ?m?H,U0U 'T V u ' ti healthy stomach. When the Wl I,am Roxbwj. face covered breath is -bad the stomach is I " 'V 1 " i c 1 rnu : , i 01 ueau. (uiipuroiiug n'cmug v OUt Ui UIUBI. illCIO 18 llO I Kill- I , ! K edy in the world equal to Ko- J j SKr llKta? dol Dyspepsia Cure for eunne g B,',ll0i0 Blood B.lo,-i.res all n n i rm f ri rT . 1 1 t u Ttv 1 j u Tin uiii . . . . mUi6totivu, " healed, botanic Biooa uaim cares stomach disorders Mrs. Mary al, malig!lllut blood troubles, such b. Onck, Of White 1 FlainS.Ky., eczema, scabs aud scales, piur- writes: "1 have beeu a dys- ple8 rQUu!ug sores, earbnncles, peptic for years tried all 8Crotala. etc rEspecrrtlly advised kinds of remedies but con- fpr ajj obstinate cases that have tinued to grow worse." : By the reached the second or third stage. use 01 Kodol I began to im- Imnroves the digestion: strength prove at once andafter taking! eus weak kidneys. Drnggists, $L a iew oouies am iuuy restorea . to prove it rnres, sum pie 01 riou in weight, health and strength and can eat whatever I like. Kodol digests what you eat and makes the stomach sweet. W. A. Leslie, Druggist. Balm sent free aud piepald by writing Blood Balm Co-., Atlanta, fm Describe trouble and free medical advice sent in sealed letter. ceiye the care and attention of her mother. She leaves a husband and some small chil dren to mourn their great loss. A u nan-mous call to become re- bo happened hat for one cause theonly salve on the market wheat crop has been greatly its pastor was extended to damaged bv the rust, caused by continuous wet weather. Dr. K. U. KIlis tound a I C. Ellis mumified rat in his store, clos' ed in a box-- mumified, andhis frame left high and dry, indi- His frame was a bare skele- ... ,, . , , ton and his bones and teeth Rev. W. F. Watson last Sun day by the Monroe Baptist church. This is the church which recently sent a delega tion to attend Mr. ' Watson's church services without his knowledge. The nature of aud another all tbe clerks, as well as the conductor, were iu the rear coach at the. time of the accident. Beyond being pretty badly shaken an none of the occapan's of the car suffered any injury. .The mail tnat is made irom tne pure, unadulterated witch hazel. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve has cured thousands of cases of piles that would not yield to any other treatment, and this tact has brought out many clerks were: C. T. Miller, chief worthless counterfeits. Those stood outprominen t h 1 s claws hard by his mouth. He must bave been there fori months . m Of and a7oeriect specimen ot a 1 starved creature thoroughly mumified. , 1 dicated in the call extended Mr. Watson is in Monroe to day looking over the field with ; a view to considering the call. Dr. A. M. CrOxton,' the pres ent pastor at Monroe, will re tire the first of June. clerk: T. S. Clark, W. T. Brewer. .0. T. Beosou, William Siinms and J. E. Qudger. , All tbe other cars, as well as the engine aud tender were shorn of I trucks. With their violent im petus tbe solid piec s of flynig iron tore ap tne tracks for over 2 00 feet, lifting the rails and crossiies and hurling them in every direc tion. Tbe train carried no passengers. Since the passage of the bill incorporating " the Andubon Society and the act providing hour' of need. nis wife had tor tne better protection 01 guch an unusual case of stom the birds of the State it is ach and liver trouble, physici A THOUGHTFUL MAN. M. M. Austin of Winchester, Ind., knew what to do in the against'the law to. kill birds, rob or destroy - their nests, and our people generally, es pecially fhe boys, should re member this. The only birds you have a right to kill at this I presto season of the year, j or rob Delivery at their nests are the; English ans could not helD her. He thought of and tried Dr. King's New Life Pills and she got re lief at once and- was finally enred. Only 25c at John Tull's and W. A.. Leslie's Drug stores. B., R. & Co. persons who get the genuine DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve are never disappointed, be cause it cures. VV. A. Leslie, Druggist. . - U?2iFranky Silvers' confes sion, 5c per ropy, 10c bv mail, af The News-Herald office. ROBBED THE GRAVE. A startling incident, is nar rated by John Oliver of Phil adelphia, as follows: I was in an awful condition. My skin was almost yellow, eyes suuk- en, tongue coated, pain con tinually in back and sides, no appetite, growing weaker day by day. Three physicians had given me up. Then I was ad vised to try Llectric Bitters ; to my great joy, the first bottle made a decided improvement. I continued their use forlthree weeks, and am now a well man 1 John M I know thev robbed the srrave Ervin. of another victim." No one should fail to try them. Only 50 cents, guaranteed, at John Tull's and W. A. Leslie's drug stores. Morganton Buildir,; and Loan Association. ui '6 FIRST SERIES NOW OPEN, At the office of the Secretary and Treasurer. A Home Institute, Managed by Home Y eople. W. C. ERVIN, Pres.; J. A. DICKSON, Vice-Pres.; E. B. CLAY WELL, Sec. aud Treas. Directors: I.I. Davis. E. B. Clay well, S. R. Collett, A. M. Ki-tler. N. Lazarus, W. A. Leslie, John Tull, John A. Dickson, L. A. Bristol, Mull, A M. Ingold, VV. C. Initiation fees are now due to the Soc- . retary and Treasurer. First Regular payment MOKDAY APRIL 6th, at the office of the Sec retary and Treasurer. 1