Ht: news-Herald.
PERSONAL MENTION.
was registered at Hotel Morgan Death of Mr. P. H. Rich.
last Tuesday.
Mr. D. B. Mull left Wednesday " LUua' Kieh, mention ot
iavening for the Johns Hopkins Mr. J. A. Perry, of Conne'ly vvnose illness nas Deen made in
Hospital, Baltimore, for an op- Springs, spent Tuesday in town. inese columns trom time to time
eration for appendicitis. Mrs. Bulow Erwin and dauzh- IOr T pa8 8eTU mont??
it ii. . . U w nf w r 7. passed away last trmav at Ins
ii t ..I- . home, in the southern part of
ville Bottling Works, was here Vll,e are visiting Mrs. W. M. . ' . 1
, , , . : Morganton township, and was
ouriea at- uiiuoa Metnoaist ;
Misses Lou and Mamie Lon- Mrs. Julia McDowell, of Orlan- hurr:h Saturday afternoon. Rev. !
don, of Asheville, Julia London, da Fla- is visiting her daughter, G. Mallonee, his pastor, con-1
of Morns Plains, .. J., daugh- aire-J- i. vvaiton. . ducting the funeral services
ters of Mr. J. . London, of Mr. W. R TTiob-m-xr Mr. Rich was one of Burke's
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Telephone No. 26.
jjntfPAY, AUG. f5, 1054.
LOCAL NEWS.
vaJe school will open next
at her new no me on
Avers
Avery avenue
Mrs Elfn Moses sent us several Table Rock, are on a visit to agent for the Singer Machine Co
javs ac two uteis "ulu& meir parents. was oa our strests Monday. -
1 "M. T-l.ltintlS. 1UC VCIC HUl
we
anu ! . ,. .urs. ma iuuii ana Miss Willis Chief of Police Ed. R. Clark and
lk,;ll! boots, bu real live, nne arriyed home iast Saturday from Mrs. Clark have been on a visit
f tlin o-nnlpn kind, and w. -r-n .
pnes ... B , piorns nains, IN. J., alter an the past week to relatives in New-
u;tl be hard to Deet. absence of three vears attending Un NT r r.A q r
v f-, wvu " Vy. j UI1U VVlUiilUlUj VJ v
a school for the training nf Tr P T. xx?a iio.-wn fiiUn..
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nurses. fp Plnrk'a nlnoo nja rfcnlipfmfln
Mrs. C. W. Spruill, of Fort Mr. Morehead Averv, of Dallas,
Worth, Texas, is boarding at Texas, is here on a visit to rel-
.urs. u. f. trwin s. ntirps
,
Mr. J. L.Chambers and daugh
ter, Miss Elizabeth Chambers, Hollaway have returned from a
who have been boarding at Mrs. visit to Misses Annie DeVault
G. P. Erwin's, returned Tuesday and Julia Morris, in Asheville.
to their home in Charlotte.
The tin st tomatoes seen on
th' market here since the season
lt.,l were brought to town
bv Mr. Charles
open
i.ist tuiula v
Eighteen of them
fMunnson.
filled a half bushel measure.
Mr. . K. Presnell's Irish po
tato weighing 2 W ounces, men-
in t week's paper, has
111!."-" ---
been beaten by one taken from
rronipn of Mr. J. R. Pat-
lUfc -
ton. whioh weighed 30 ounces.
ur. II. L. Milner has bought
Mis. D. C. Pearson her
in'"
r.,n,knme residence cn West
llliii -
most substantial crtizens and
was a thorough christian. He
was a man of fine education, and
his mind was a storehouse of
knowledge. He was a fine Greek
and Latin scholar.
The deceased was about 74
years of age and had been a resi
dent of Burke about 3o years,
coming here from Davie county.
He leaves a wife andfivechildren
with numerous grand-children.
His wife is a sister of Mr. James
Misses Mary Wilson and Pearl A. Clay well, of Morganton.
For Over Sixty Years.
Messrs. Gordon Bagg and Cecil
Butt are spending this week at
Blowing Rock and Roan Mountain.
Mr. H. L. Milner spent a few
Mr. Joe. W. Avery is here
from Carlisle, S. C, on a visit,
.i r ji 1-
r:.-,.i ct r.-.pr t ip nrice nam Demir
3-7.-0. The purchaser is the davs this week in Charlotte.
r , .,w.i r1- rT tl-irt I f PC Tonni- T?V f -F AT. V-i
iliiiuanton Waterworks Comp- hngton, arrived Tuesday and is Morg-anton.
boarding with Mrs. G. P. Erwin. Mr. jeff. Glass and family, of Sterling
Mr. .kis.Lruest Ji.rwin nas been
eleeted an appointor lor tne Lni- is visiung aiiss Aiyra aiton.
versiry t N asliington, u. Kj., i Miss Mattie Mae Ballew. who
Mrs. Winnlo-w's Soothinz Syrup has been
nsed for over 60 years by millions of mothers
for their children while teething, n ith per
fect success. It soothes the child, softens the
gums, allays all pain; cures wind colic, and
is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It will re
lieve the poor little sufferer immediately.
Sold by Druggists in every part of the worfd
... tit' J 1 wcniy-nve cents a uome. jse sure ana asK
and hlS man Old triendS are for "Mrs Winslow s Soothing Syrup," and
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glad to see him.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodson, of Sslisbury,
have been here several days this week
visiting- their daughter, Mr. Horace
Payne.
Messrs. Frank A. Clin ard and Horace
Hays, of Hickory, spent Monday in
Citxr. Tpvss haw hwn here several
Miss CHffie Haynes, of Raleigh, days this weekvisitingMr.Theo. Glass
of this place.
Mrs. A. Bourbonnais, of Hickory,
act authorized to appoint two has been visiting Mrs. W. A. Ha r
worthy young men to the depart- bison, returned Tuesdav to her
ment of law, and requests us to ho
state that he would appreciate
anv voting men applying to him
for this position. A scholarship
is valued rt S100.00 and entitles
the holder to free instruction
until irraduation. The Fall term
legitif S-pt. 20th, 1904.
On account of the Confederate
veterans' reunion at Asheville
nxt week the Southern Railway
came up Sunday to visit her nephew,
Mr. J. T. Miller.
Mr. Geo. Wilson, formerly of this
place but now of Gastonia, was a vis
itor here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pope and Miss Leila
went to Newton Saturday to attend
Ball's Creek Camp meeting, which com-
ville, spent a few days this week menced last Saturday.
in town. an Mrs- John McNeely have
moved to town.
Dr. Carl Mott, of Statesville, is Mr. Ferree Perry, son of our countv-
spending his vacation in town man Mr- J- A- pprry. is at home from
with his autn, Mrs. Gertrude
le in Lenoir.
Mr. Louis McKesson, of the
Statesville Drug Co., at States-
Sour
Stomach
No appetite, loss of strength, nervous
ness, headacho, constipation, bad breath.
f eneral debility, sour risings, and catarrh of
me siomacn are ail duo to Indigestion. Kodol
cures Indigestion. This new discovery repre
sents the natural juices of direstlon as thev
exist In a healthy stomach, combined with
the greatest known tonic and reconstructive
properties. Kodol Dyspepsia. Cure does not
only cure Indigestion and dyspepsia, but this
famous remedy cures all stomach troubles
by cleansing, purifying, sweetening and
strengthening the mucous membranes lining
the stomach.
Mr. S. S. Bin. of Rsrenswood. Vs., atrs
I was troubled with sour stomach for .twenty years.
. !ii?d ma wa 0011 us1dC in mi
Kodol Digests What Yon Eat
ettlesoohr. $ 1.00 Sin hoMlnc2M times the trial
lie. which sella for SO cents.
Prsprs4 bj . O. OeWITT OO., OHtOAQO
Sold by W. A. LESLIE.
Call for Senatorial Convention,
will sell tickets to that city and
Boger.
Mr. John Tull, of St. Louis,
Mo., is visiting his parents, Dr.
1 it t m ii
return at a reduced rate. A spec- anQ 31rs- Jno- iul1-
ial train to accommodate those Mr. Dan Foile arrived Monday
wishing to go will leave Greens- from Asheville and is visiting The Sunday School Picnic at Warlick's
the U. S. Army on a furltmgh. He
has been located at Fort Howard, Bal
timore. Mr. Monroe Cloer, who has
also been in the army and for the past
several months located at Fort Han-
rrwlr "M T ripe rwn Vinnnrarilv dis-
charged and is now at the home of his trict chosen by Republican
parents, in Lenoir. and Independent conventions,
A meeting of the delegates
for the 34th Senatorial dis-
boro on the oOth at 12:lo p. m.,
arriving in Asheville about G p.m.
This train will pass Morganton
about :j:-0. There will be a
prent gathering of the veterans
at Askville and the occasion
Mr. Jno. Pearson, Jr.
Miss Yelsie Webb returned
Monday from a visit to friends
in Salisbury.
Mr. Robert Avery
will be held at Lenoir, N. C,
September I5th,
Chapel.
Reported for The News-Herald. fcj. q nominatino-
On last Saturday, tne 20th, t persons to represent this
the gcoa people oi icara district in the next Genera
township were out in large Assembly of North Carolina.
will no doubt be an enjoyable Monday from Raleigh.
one.
Morganton Graded School Census.
Dr. H. B. Battle, of Mont-s-omerv.
Ala., snent a few davs
Mr. j. .u.v.iarMiasjuaiiiuifciitJu thig week -n tQwn
taking the school census of the
Morganton gra-ed school dis
trict nhd hi-
Misses Sudie and Margaret
returned numbers at. Warlick's chapel,
four miles from Connelly
Springs. The occasion was a
picnic by five Sunday schools
of thd Methodist and Baptist
churches.
At least five hundred peo-
C. F. McKESSON,
Chm. 34th Sen. Dist.
Morganton, Aug. 16, 190-K
Why is it that Ayer's Hair
Vigor does so many remark
able things? Because it is a
hair food. It feeds the hair,
puts new life into it. The hair
Hair Vigor
cannot keep from growing.
And gradually all the dark,
rich color of early life comes
back to gray hair.
- When I first used Ayer's Heir Vigor my
heir wu about all gray. But now It Is a nice
rich black, and as tfcfck as I coold wish."
MRS. SL'SAH KlOT'SHSTIBK, Inscumbls.
fliW a bottle.
All drngglsts.
for
J. C. ATZK CO.,
Lowell, Mm.
Gray Hair
Prof. F. T.Barnes, principal of
Amherst Academy, and Miss
Minnie Tilley, of Smoky Creek
township, were married on July
24th, by Rev. J. S. Gwaltney.
The best wishes of their many
friends go with them.
For Sheriff
I hereby announce myself an inde
pendent candidate for Sheriff of Burke
conntT and if elected will nerve the
people of the county to the very best of
ray ability. I waa a soldier in the Civil
War and the people know me. I take
thig step at the solicitation of many
friends. All favors shown me will be
appreciated.
C. A. MULL.
We Fill
Any Prescription.
EMII
mm
I find nothiner better for li VAT
derangement and constipation
man unamDerlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets- L. F. An
drews, Des Moins, Iowa. For
sale by W. A. Leslie, Druggist
Yon have the same right
to choose your druggist that I
g you do your physician. Each j
E Bhunld be chosen with care. 5
1 Many people have the impres-
H sion that prescriptions mast
E be filled by the druggist np i
g on whose blank tbey appear;
s Bat the blank has nothing
whatever to do with it. The i
physician is apt to pick up g
whatever one comes handiest 1
g and be has no choice id the 1
E matter except' that the pre- 5
I senptioo be filled where the i
s work will be properly done. 3
P We make a specialty of high s
i grade prescription work and I
fi are equipped to give service
P of ideal character. No mat
ter what physician yon em.
ploy we can fill his prescrip- g
E tions
AT TULL'S
HnuiimiimmmitiuuiiiinmirainiiinB
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BaLnk of Morganton
WILL OPEN FOR BUSINESS
September 1st. 1904.
In the Building Formerly Occupied by the Burke
County Bank.
President,
John A. Dickson,
Cashier,
W. E. Walton,
Vice-President,
Jos. Ernest Erwiii,
Stockholders and Directors:
F. M. Scroggs, F. P. Tale, T. R. Glass, Manley McDowell, W. B.
Berry, G. I. White, W. C. Ervin, W. A. Leslie, L. A. Bristol,
E. McK. Goodwin, M. F. Morphew, R. B. Boger,
C. A. Spen;er. B. S. Gaither, T. G. Cobb,
I. P. Jeter, H. J. Dunavant, J. H.
McNeely, J. H. Hoffman, S. J.
Ervin, Rev. J. S. Corpening',
T. L. Duckworth W. A.
Connelly, J. A. Dickson.
CAPITAL STOCK 15000.00.
FIRE PROOF VAULT, STEEL SAFE, TIME LOCK, BURG
LAR INSURANCE, OFFICERS BONDED.
Offer every facility given ly any first-class lani,
and solicit your business.
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Grand Final
CLEARING ' SALE
ENTIRE BALANCE of SUMMER STOCK
must be sold AT ONCE,
as we need the room for our early
fall stock, which is arriving daily.
5c. Balance of our Lawns,
Dimity, Cotton, Voila,
Ginghams and all Wash
Goods that sold up to 20
cts. per yd., now 5c.
102. All Wash Goods in
Silk, Ginghams and mer
cerized novelties that
sold up to 30 cts. per yd. 10c.
60c. Ladies' Shirt Waists 39c.
1.50 " " 75c.
1.50 " Oxford Ties 1.00
75c. " " 50c.
Special Bargains in Our Clothing
Department to Clear Up the
Stock.
Suits culled from our regu
lar stock, all made for this
season, all desirable patterns,
but they are now sold down
or another.
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$ 7.50 Men's Suits $ 4.50
12.50 " 44 7.50
iaoo " " 13.75
"5.00 Boys' " 3.25
7.50 " " 5.C0
12.20 " 7.50
2.00 Children's Suits, 1.50
3.50 " 2.75
6.50 44 44 4.00
2.50 Men's Pants, 1.75
4.00 " 2.50
25c. Knee Pants, 15c.
50c. 44 44 45c.
$ 1.00 " 44 75c.
$1.75 Men's Shoes, $1.25
2.50 4 4 44 1.75
3.00 44 44 2.50
3.50 aud 4.00 44 3.00
50c. Straw Hats, 25c.
$1.75 Straw Hats. $1.25
50 and 75c. Men's Shirts, 35c.
RETURNS IN CONTEST
FOR St. LOUIS TRIP.
Following are the J- two highest.
Miss Hartense Seagle,
Mrs. P. W. Patton,
$871.29
535.48
We, the undersigned, have counted tickets in contest
for St. Louis trip offered by Messrs. Lazarus Bros., and
ceitify the above amounts to be correct, and therefore
award trip to Miss Hartense Seagle, she having tickets to
the amount of f 335.31 more than the next highest contestant.
T. G. Cobb,
W. B. Berry, SJudges.
Maxly McDowell,J
report shows that Presnell, Hop- McAIpine, Nan , wefe present; The ch apel,
there are 892 white children of
rearson ana Messrs. 500 rres- or chu rch. is one of the best
s.jiiooi nge 433 males ana 4ou " ana largest in tne county.
females-and 3G3 colored chil- wa.y sPent Sunday at Connelly In the forenoon instructive
dren. of whom 178 are males and Springs. an entertaining: addresses
Mr. Maurice Dunavant left were delivered by J. F. Click
Tuesday for Oak Ridge. and Mr. Smathers, of Hick-
Mr. E. K. Powe and Mr. J. E. ory, and the Rev. Mr. Bridgr-
Erwin have returned from the es?' the Pastor in char At
noon there was an adjourn-
IS.j are females, the tatal num
ber nf childrenwhite and col
ored being 1255. Mr. John
Mitcht.l arain heads the list with
the largest number of children of
school age 9, and Mr. S. S.
Lane follows with 8. Last year
Mr. Mitchell come up with 8 and
Mr. Lane 7.
up
Men's Fall Hats
Are now ready and a full display we have. No matter
St f.rn?is TsY-nrkeiHriri
ment, and a long; table groaned
Air. ana mvb. trwm nuetr, 01 j weigrht of asolendid t,r 1, 0 tlnnirW umr fasfp. vou'll
iiuuiiiftiuu, aic.ioinus .c. . j aViimdant rnnrlv Ot
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i JJOOre. 1L 1 i- U:C, 4-n of Tf nrnc
Mr. Louis McKesson and Miss really a very fine spread and
surely find here the Hat you should wear.
Stiff Hats and Soft Hats
!?B.A11 who wish to use the am;q r,.Q arA tv Pari Trtt n:,A
otar Brand fertilizers this! , n...-t. r- 4. . F. 1. i j , 1,: ir Ur-n-.A r. -ac nnrmw ac vmir huild wil
r . ,-1. -1 I ami iiiss uertruue vavia bjjcul Alter Qinner mere were au- ' o. j
hand in their orders at an Sunday evening at Connelly dresses by Sheriff McCall of admit, as cheap or as gfood as 'our pocket book will allow,
earlv date to either Hilde- Springs. Caldwell and Messrs. C. F. , - .uAn a 1,.. cfi;et, hutA. .
brand & Connellv or Fred 1. tn..i. McKesson and I. T. Averv of
a few days this week in town Morg-anton, to which the peo- We have the exclusive agency for the STETSON, the
Mr.R.K.PreSoeU is sPeDainS 'f fThai HAWES and the HAWSER hats. If there are better Hats
this week at Connelly Springs. wn;ie Mr Averv was pressed on earth for the money than these celebrated Hats, we don t
nine hats.
pr-r.- t 1 1 ,7 b fi 11 f I J 1 TOiic, iiuijiiuouvLu 1 i(jr LIUIC, 11C lUauc a. sbviaii)' 1 nuun it. i utu v v ui c .iiiuiuuf, tvyt " 1
Charlotte, will be in Morgantou at visiting Mr. Walter Hughson, Jr., g-0od talk on Bible history.
Mountain House, on Tuesday, Sept. for the oast two months, re- . The oeoole were well
utlj, t'i)i the nnrnosfi nf trpatinff . . i - . .... .
r-.t tnpnpd : nnnnT rn nis nomp in HracccH ms hpnnupn ann
Philadelphia. showed evidences of thrift
Mr. A. M. Ingold spent Sunday and prosper ity. . In a material
inHickorv. way that Part of Burke has
,r t xr t, u 1 - gfreatly improved new build
Mr R. W Ro8ebr,ugh spent K
Sunday in Hickory. there and fine crops ;n all di.
Messrs. W. S. Pearson, M. Sil- rections and evidences of bet-
Mull. Bv doing; this you will
be sure to gret your fertilizer
on time. We are agents at
Merjranton and Drexel.
Huffman & Mull.
diseases of the Eve, Ear, Nose aud
Throat and Fitting Glasses.
tEainsour will be at Bridge-
warer to make all kinds of Photos
29 ii, 30-h and 31st, and at Glen
Alpine 1st, 2ud and 3rd. Do uot
'ail to see him.
Come here for vour Fall Hat and you wont regret it.
B. F. Dacvis,
The Clotheir.
A PRESENT FOR 250 LADIES.
We have a useful present for ver and I. T. Avery spent Tues- r farminp- than in the "oast.
lie first 250 ladies who will call day in Connellv Springs. They are a fine, intelligent,
were personally and ask for . . , . . a.:
them. Thev will not be given to Mr. Sidney Cohen has returned industrious peopie, iuu ineir
chil.lK. n Thin la r.11 xr-kfV I r Rolf imnro Qftor. a ;c;t to Vi, interest in the exercises of
'lu- time, as it is something uncle, Mr. N. Lazarus
wnmtin ncas I n - I
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Miss Ada Pearson left Wed nes- It was a great pleasure
have been with them.
Respectfully,
-Mr Jim Wilson snent Tuesdav CM.
in Marion.
(COLUMBIA
jJ-bIstetson cot. -
uuit everv
tifii this ad vertisment when vou
call.
Eksslie's Drug Stoke.
terefted piHtLlhTngs" I
DIRECTORS:
fc:Foii Rent Eisrht-room
reniilence with large lot on West
JWn street. Apply to J. T.
J'et-kin.s.
SICK HEADACHE.
Mis Maty Lou Bristol and her For several years my wife was
friend Miss Ruth Gully are visit- troubled with what physicians
to W
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A. M. Kistler,
I. I. Davis,
S. R. Collett,
R. T. Clay weir,
Clement Geitner.
KPurole Too. Red Too, R Mr. Berts Bristol in States- caUedC
We, Earlv Flat Dntrh. Sev- ville.
ifhe, Earlv Flat Dutch. Sev- ville
en Top, large White Globe
and Southern Prize Turnip
Seed at Tull's.
CAPITAL STOCK
STOCKHOLDERS LIABILITY,
SURPLUS FUND,
A. A. Shuford,
K. C. Menziea,
35,000
35,000
7,500
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PATTON SCHOOL
MORGANTON, N. C.
Principal: JACOB C. PATTON. A. B.. Harvard.
Remarks.
1. Next chool year of ten months opens August 8, 1904.
2. Tuition will be per month $2 to $3. Fee ten cents.
3. The school is for both boys and girls above the primary grade.
4. The Academy is being enlarged by adding two rooms, 23x25, in one of
which a reading room and library will bz started.
5. Friday afternoons will be devoted to debate, declamation, composition,
recitations, music, etc.
6. The purpose of the school will be to have the students well grounded in
the public school course of North Carolina, and thoroughly fitted for
any college in the State.
For furtherinformation, address the Principal. -
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Big Jkily and August
Reduction. Sale on
Ladies' and Men's
oxfords:
witn seve iefllpur w add5tion to its excellent facilities, this bank has &
Misses Hannie Hemphill and ciana .anum. j r I h advantare of lare resources, a board of
I rf-kl-l ITT III t'lll VV WIJLaC - " - . . .
fiSe'Grass Seed for early
toll sowing. Don't send your
orders off to another place
till you have our prices. We
handle all the leading vari
eties of grasses and clovers.
Leslie's Drug Store.
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Annie James returned batuitlay Qv,a tn dn anv kind of Z. directors and a
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body
tn T.anrinburir. wrvk.
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began taking vjnamoe nam s
Rev. W. S. Wilson, of Marion, Stomach and Liver Tablets
spent Tuesday in the city. and 'today weighs more than
1 she ever did before and is real
Mr. H. E. C. Bryant, of Char- well," says Mr. Geo. E. Wright,
lottpent Sunday in town. ofNew nJork.
Mr. L. A. Bo it, of Hickory, gist ,
it
We endeavor to please our customers in every
reasonable way.
First National Bank
Morganton, N. C.
Everything in this season's new stocks
reduced to make room for fall shoes.
We are not waiting until the season is over but offer
you choice just when they are needed most. Come early
for your size. "
I. I. Dacvis & Son
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