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ISithbocsd Passenger Mjxed Mixed I.rCnster 9 00 am 4 30 am .;IorkYi!le 9 S am 7 57 am llTiiiitonia 10 3S am A r.) am " Lincoln ton 11 50 ara 10 4-5 am iSewton 12 2S did 13 15 pm l.iKckorv 11' 57 am 2 4-5 Dm 11 OO am U'Lenoir 2 10 pm 5 05 pm 1 30 pm JscTHBorxD Passenger mixed Mixed Lenoir 2 40 pm 4 00 am 8 00 am Hsckoy 3 32 pm 6 05 am 9 25 am 'Newton 3 59 pm 7 20 am ;Li&ciiinton 4 37 pm 8 25 am 5 25 pm 13oam PYortrille 6 14ora 3 05 pm -Lhester 7 07 pin 4 45 pm COXXECTIONS. K?r-Southern Ki., S. A. L. and L. & C. STi ie Southern Kai'wav. raais-Southcrn Railway -olnton S. A. L. '.on and Hickory Southern Railway. -.iir-31. living Rock Stage Line and C. & CLEVELAND. Shelby Star, Aug. 3lth. The Shelby military company, in command of Capt. J. F. Rob erts, will leave Saturday with the First Regiment for Manas sas to spend ten days iu en campment. Governor "Bob" Glenn will be in Shelby on Wednesday, Sept, 14th, and address Cleveland county voters. Of course he will be greeted by a big crowd of Cleveland folks. An agreement has been made for a joint canvass in Cleveland county between the Democratic and Republican county and leg islative candidates. The can vass will be made in October. A series of revival services be gan in the Shelby Baptist church last n;ght. Rev. M. E. Parrish will be assisted by Rev. Mr. Martin, who has a wide reputa tion as a successful evangilist. His special singer will also at tend and assist in the services. A good meeting is expected. Mr. G. G. Wood, son of Mr. W. S. Wood, of No. 1 township, died last week of typhoid fever and was buried at Camp's Creek church. Deceased was a bright young man, a student for the ministry and had been attending Wake Forest College, and ex pected to return this fall -ind complete his education. Mr. B. A. Kendrick, who lives on R. F. D. No. 4, Shelby, showed us a stalk of corn out of his field which had grown 19 feet high, and had not found any tassels on it yet. Mr. W. Y. Weathers, who lives on R. F. D. No. 5, Shelby, brought in two full grown ears of corn, which had grown at the root of the stalk, just above the ground. E. F. Reid. G. P. A.. Chester, S. C. J WATAUGA. Boone Democrat, Sept. 1st. " A girl by the name of Philyaw living at the home of John Barnes on Howard's Creek has gone violently insane and appli cation has been made for her admission to the insane asylum. Thos. Coffey, of Blue Ride, who. bv the wav. is one ot our best farmers, made this year 138 bushels of rye from 4 busliels sowing. The grain was raised on 4 acres and 40 poles of land Rev. B. F. Hargett is conduct ing a meeting at Hopewell this week. He has with him a Japa- CALDWELL. Lenoir News, Sept. 2n1. Two or three weddings are promised for Lenoir during the autumn days now coining on. Mr. W. W. Scott, of Washing ton, joined his sisters heie last Monday for his annual vacation and rest. Miss Mamie Collet t and Miss Mary McConnaughey of Morgan- Intelligencer. t on, spent last Wednesday with , f ft r m T-TT i . I - I Mrs. j. 1. waiton. Mr. J. W. Fletcher tells us he has secured a sufficient number of ties to standard gauge the road from here to Collettsvilla and the rail is being placed along the line. A nice new brick church is be ing built at Lower Creek to take the place of the old frame build ing. he people of that com munity deserve much praise for their noble work. The horse stolen from Mr. Waits Smith, of Baton, as noted in last week's issue, was found in Newton last Saturday. One James Annas, a young white man of the southern part of this county, had traded the horse for a mule at Newton. He then brought the mule to Hickory, where he disposed of it. Mr. Smith, however, had officers hot on his trail and he was arrested there Friday and placed in jail here Saturday. Annas belongs to a good family, and has, as far as we know, up to this time, borne a good reputation. He and Mr. Smith both attended the Crusader services here on the night the horse was stolen and it is presumed . Annas went - by Smith's stable and stole the horse without ever going to his own home. His conduct was very simple for a rran of intelli gence, and he claims he can prove his innocence, but the facts are strongly against him. There were not 20,000 people at Ball's Creek campmeeting Sunday, but there was a good oiderly crowd. We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Annie Lowe, mother of Mrs. A. C. Shuford, was paralized last Friday. We hope it will not be a fatal stroke. Mrs. Bertha Ingram,. nee Miss McCorkle, of this place, was mar ried at her home in Wadesboro last Thursday to Mr. J. G. Boy- lin, editor of the Wadesboro A. C. Shuford, in a com munication to the Hickory Mer cury, says he has been requested by the National chairman of the Summary of the Reports tf the Great Battles in Manchuria- Charlotte Observcr,2it. Thursday's news from the seat of war closed with the receipt of two dispatches giving information of a most significant character as bearing on the domination ef Man churia at the close of the present cabtpalgn. The Grst came from the Asso ciated Press correspondent at St. Petersburg, filed there at 10. 10 p. m. and said that General Karo patkin had withdrawn his whole army to the right bank of the Taitse river so as to meet General Kuroki's flanking movement. The inference from this dispatch was that Liaoyang had been evacuated, that city lying on the left bank of the river. NothiDg to confirm this was re- n . .it. x-opuusi party lore-orgauizieiue Ce,ved until several hours later when a dispatch from the Asso- ciated Press correspondent at St. party in North Carolina. He also says that their candidate for President, Mr. Tom Watson, will make several speeches in North Carolina. Train loads of United States and State Milita have been pass ing down the western road since last Saturday. There were three trains Tuesday. They are going to Manassas to take part in 6ghting over the battle of Bull Run next week. It will begin Monday. Thirty thousand troops are to take part. Several farmers tell us that they think the cotton crop will be disappointing to many people in Catawba countj at picking time. It is so tall and rank that the sun cannot reach the bolls, and unless frost is unusually late in coming, many bolls will never open. Besides this, there is not as large a crop of bolls as some at first thought. Other Caldwell Items. Lenoir Topic, Aug. 24th. Mr. Thos. Steele, who has b en in Mexico for the last 15 years, arrived here Monday on a . visit to relatives in the country. Miss Martha Cloyd, who . has been in the Salisbuiy hospital for about two months, returned home Monday very much im proved. " Mr. W. L. Brookshire, who was indicted here for embezzle ment and was out on bail, we nese graduate of Trinity College learn is now in Marion jail upon (Rev. Zensky Hinoharaby name) a warrant for forgery of a bank who is adding much interest to check. the services. T;nnm,vno;OI,,i lo.f Qti. Carlton Cffey of Middle Fork, day for the marriage of Win. one oi watauga s most aeu isavy to jiary ferry, ue it re- Sit f;H 31. 5- 'r'i' -iA'd r.: ORGANS. Titen ., . . . .... L --"u3iug me 8uDect oi nign FOrffane ir' j ii uc 0 lmua naturaiiy re "3 to the historic name of the Far- ' w"ich for over twentv-three "8 ha been in the lead of high grade instruments. The Faxrand a most wonderfully sweet ;aa4 is unquallied for its durable utie3. second Car Loal for Lenoir, N. just arrived and I am Bnre that . JU Place your or(W with ma fnr a I'lind von n,;n . . -- ..in never regret it. lue ,'ta3lnS demand for tho Farranrl ils8ufficifen) : appreciated. citizens, died suddenly at his home last Sunday.' He has been in poor health for sometime, but his condition was not considered dangerous. On Sunday morn- ing he walked out into his yard, fell, and was at once carried into the house and life was extinct within a few minutes. He leaves a large family and many friends to mourn his loss. m inhered that he is the same one who on March 16th scured license for his marriage to Min nie Perry and afterwards re turned them, having accepted an offer of $10.00 to withdraw from the race. - .. .. Rapid Thinking. When I have nothing else to do, says Rev. B. II. Wbitaker. I shut my eyes and think. It is aston ishing bow much thinking one can do in au hour, and bow far the mind can travel, and how many people can be brought into review in that short time. I have heard it said that a drowning man thinks bis whole life over while he is drowning. I don't vodch for that, for I never bad a conversation with any. one who was drowned; bnt,I did hear a fellow say, wlo ft-11 off a bouse, that he. thought ot more things while be. was falling twenty leet than he bad thonght of i u twenty years. Yes, the mind is a wonderlal traveler; beats . electricity, at its very best; and it pee Js no wires nor air waves; bat, with a bound leaps from earth to skj; or, in a twinkling, sweeps a.ound the earth and takes a View of land and sea, and shakes hands with all nations, and it is at home again, iu the twiukliug of au eye; aud then, without stopping to iest, it swiugs off into the old beaten track of the past and travels back to childhood, noting as it goes, the changes that have occurred, iu feeling, thought and purpose be tween tbat childhood period and the present, or flashes into the future a ray: of light that may enable us to walk without stu rob ing, wnaa with tremoimg limns, we are getting nearer to the end of the journey. ; Petersburg, dated September 2i and timed at 1. 26 Friday morning, said: "The news of the evacuation of Liaoyang and the withdrawal of the Russian army to the right bank of the Taitse river" had caused intense excitement and disappointment. The same dispatch points out with notable lack of comment that the Japanese took advantage of General Kuropatkiu's withdrawal to occupy the city of Liaoyang. The secobd dispatch, which may have a significant bearing on the campaign, is that filed at Mnkden at 9. 27 p. m., Thursday, stating that the train service between Mukden and Liaoyang was in terrupted. This may mean the cutting of railroad communication, which would deprive Geueral Europatkin of an opportunity to retreat to his more uothern base at Mukden. As pointed out in the St. Petersburg dispatch, the Mukden correspondent does not mention whether telegraphic com muuications are open. losses of Angust 31st and Septem ber 1st are given in official reports as 5,000 killed or wounded. The report from Marshal Oyama that b6 was engaged on Thursday with the Russian center would In dicate that at least a portion of Kuropatkiu's army was still on the south bank of the river. It is not yet definitely stated tbat the Japa nese have occupied Liaoyang. For Over Sixty Years. Mrs. Winalow'a Soothing Syrnp has been nsed for oyer 60 years by millions of mothers for their children while teething, -with pec feet success. It soothes the child, softens toe gums, allays all pain; cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It will re. lieve the poor little sufferer immediately. Sold bv Druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup," and take no other kind. ' Where Grant Couldn't Go. Newton Enterprise, 2nd. Mr. Calvin Dellinger, of Iron Station, who stopped over here Monday night on his way to the Asheville reunion, had with him a little clipping that he got from some paper just after the war. The piece reads as follows: The Roanoke (Va.) Times pub lishes the following: A good story is told by one of the ministers now in this place attending Conference. We do not recollect of ever seeing it in print, and we think it too good to be lost. It is as follows: "During the war a 'Coufed' was captured by the Yankees and happened to be taken to Gen. Grant's headquarters. After be ing questioned by the General, the old 'Confed' asked him where he was going. "I am going," says Grant, "to Richmond, to Petersburg, to Heaven, and it may be I will go to hell." After eyeing the General for several moments, the old 'Con fed said: "General Grant, you can't go to Richmond, for General Lee is there; yon can't go to Peters Ail Eyes on the South. The Railroad Record sad Common Carrier, August, 1904. With an enormous cotton crop ripening", the largest fruit crop in its history and prospects for a great yield of corn, the South is reasonably sure of a prosperous fall and winter. Twelve million bales of cotton is a conserative esti mate at this writing. The pricesfor fall months is really betterthan we could expect. Peaches brought into Geor gia alone nearly three million dollars, and the South's mel ons and vegetables have netted two or three times as much. The South's cotton will give us half a billion dollars and there will be very little corn to buy next winter. In the West, corn prospects axe fine, but wheat will be 20 per cent short. So the West will barely hold its own. In the East, the presiden tial campaign and a slow iron and ateel market are depress ing1 general business. Lat winter the South's cot ton money went a long way to avert a creneral oanic. Now it looks as if the South will again furnish the money and the prosperity for the nation. Tabloid Philosophy. Philadelphia Record. Some people never lend a hand unless it's empty. A fellow seldom becomes a jail, bird just for a lark. The impecunious poet meets with verses and reverses. It takes more than a razor strop to sharpen one's appetite. Arbitration may settle a dis pute, but it won't settle a bill. The advocate of woman's rights often finds that woman's left. A man is alwavs willing to share his good opinion of him self. The man with a boil on his neck is naturally hot under the collar. The fellow who wins a girl's hand feels that be carries off the palm. t It's easy enouah to be pleasant if you always have your own way. A girl can't even blush without having a certain amount of cheek. A man can'thelp wrondering if women ever really fool each other with their kisses. WHAT IS LIFE? In the last analysis nobody knows, but we do know that it is under strict law. Abuse that law even slightly, pain iesults. Irregular living means derangement of the organs. resulting in Constipation, Headache or Liver trouble. Dr. King's New Life Pill quickly re -adjusts this. It's gentle, yet thorough. Only 25c at John lull and W. A. Leslie's Drug Stores. FEARFUL ODDS AGAINST HIM. Bedridden, alone and destit ute. Such, in brief was the condition of an old soldier by name of J. J. 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Rydael's Liver Tablets will make your liver act riffht And thev will do it in such a pleas ant way that you will hardly realize that vou are taking medicine Bydale V Tablets are earanteed to cure chronic constipation and all liver dis M.flAn -And disorders. Your money refunded if these tablets do not give satisfaction. W. A. Leslie,. . Lawyers May Sue Buncombe County. Asheville Special, Aug. 25th, to Charlotte Observer. A suit for 9,000 will probably be instituted ..in ths : bupenor Court of Buncombe county short ly against the board of com- m ssioners of this county, for. the recovery of lawyers' fees in the Buncombe county bond suit. which was recently settled by compromise. - ine attorneys who are interested and who will seek to recover this money are Judge A. C.Avery, of Morganton, Mark W. Brown and Judge Charles A. Moore, of Asheville. THE STOMACH IS THE MAN. A weak stomach weakens the man, because it cannot trans form the food he eats into nourishment. Health and strength cannot be restored to any sick man or weak- woman rs 1 J 1 111 witnout nrst restoring neaun and strength to the stomach. A weak stomach cannot digest enou&b. food to feed the tissues and revive the tired and run down limbs and organs of the body. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat, cleanses and strengthens the glands and membranes of the stomach and cures indigestion, dyspep sia and all stomach troubles. Sold by W- A. Leslie, druggist. Charlotte Observer, 3id. The lack of definite information from the seat of war continues up to this (Saturday) morning, and nothing further regarding the situation at Liaoyang is known be yond the fact tbat Kuropatkin has withdrawn the main partion of his forces to the north, or right bank oftheTaitse river and that, ac cording to the latest advices, the action is still in progress. There is disinclination in St. Petersburg to believe that Liaoyang has been abandoned, and at the same time it is declares tbat the position Knropatkiu now occupies is the oue he bad prepared and fortified and where be basall along planned to make his second stand, instead of directly in and arouud Liao yang, with the river at his back, as has been believed. It is tbongbl by Russian experts that in attack ing Kuropatkiu's present defences the Japanese are forcing an almost impossible attack, especially with their forces divided by the river. Advices reaching Tokio say tbat the Taitse is flooded and Cannot be forded, and, therefore, as pointed out iu the Associated Press dis patches from St. Petersburg, "the river itself becomes aa important factor in the general scheme of Russian defence?." Dispatches from both Russian and Japauese sources indicate that the troops on botb sides are jaded and weary after the many days' fighting, and it is pointed out that in consequence a tempo, rary lull in the active struggle would not be surprising. dispatch received at Tokio says that great fires are raging at Liaoyang, ''believed to have re sulted from the Japanese shelling or iroiu the efforts of Russians to destroy their 6tores preparatory to the bvcuation of Liaoyang, with the additional hope of injuring the city as a future Japanese base.'' The opinion prevails in the Japa nese Cdpital that the Russian cas ualties in the recent fighting will reach 30,000, while the Russian there; you can't go to Heaven, for Stonewall Jackson is there; but as to going to hell, you may get there; for I know of no Con federates in that region." DIRECTORS: A. M. Kistler, I. I. Davis, S. R. Collett, A. A. Shuford, R. T. Claywell, K. C. Menzies, Clement Geitner. $1.00 For The Campaign. The Daily News and Observer will be full ot the latest campaign news from National and. State Democratic Headquarters nntil November 8tb; it will lead in advo cating the election of Democratic nominees and in preaching old- fashioned Democratic doctrine; it will also be foil oi freshest and best news every day. Its Sundaj- editious will give Mr. Dooley, Dr. Kingsbary, Dr. Wbitaker, Literary Notes, and bright special corres pondence npon topic? of deep inter est to every Korth Carolinian. It has special facilities for get- ticg the best and latest political news and ought to be lead by every Democratic voter in the State. One dollar will send The Daily News and Observer to any address until the November election, and will give at the close the fullest re- tarns showing the election of Al ton B. Parker as President and Robert B. Glenn as Governor. Send in yonr subscription at once. Address, jJOSEPHUS DANIELS, Raleigh, N. C. 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