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MORG-ANTON, N. C, JULY 13. 1905,
VOL. XXI.
No 14.
Ill
TEE FAMOUS LITTLE FILLS.
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dice, Dizziness, and all troubles aris
ing from an inactive or sluggish liver,
DeWitt's Little Early Risers are un
equalled. They act promptly and never grip.
They are so dainty that it Is a pleasure
to take them. One to two act as a
mild laxative : two or four act as a
pleasant and effective cathartic. They
are purely vegetable and absolutely
harmless. They tonic the liver.
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W. A. LESLIE, Dinegist,
I Morganton, N. C.
FIRE INSURANCE.
t We vrie Fire Insurance poli-
cies o:i kinds of property
i. in the largest home aud for
i eiga companies.
Eve ry loss .-sustained on property
Insured in this agency, established
fifteen years ago, has been prompt
ly and sat. sfactorily settled.
Ve are agents for the
I North Carolina Home,
l Aetna of Hartford,
f Hamburg Breoieu,
I Hartford, of Hartford, Con.
Iusuraaee Company of Jforth
America,
i Niagara of iew York,
I Home, of New York ami
I German American.
! Policies placed oa our books are
promptly renewed before expira
ai ion.
1 We write ris-ks from $i00 to
iOU,0!)0, on property in town or
country, at lowest rates.
" ATEEY & EEVLN, Ag's.
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SOHSDULE
Effective July io, 1904.
INokthboi-sd Passenger Mixed
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Mixed
Lv Yorkviile 9 4-S am
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l.v Liaeolnton 11 50 am 10 4-5 am
l.v Newton 12 28 pm 12 15 pm
Lv Hickory 12 57 pm 2 45 pm 11 OO am
jAr Lenoir 2 10 pm 5 05 pm 1 30 pm
Siji'TnBOi'NO Passenger Mixed Mixed
"Lv Lenoir 2 40 pm 4 00 &m 8 00 am
j,v Hickorv 3 32 pm 6 05 am 9 25 am
Lv Newton 3 59 pm 7 20 am
Lv Lincointcn 4 37 pm S 25 am
Lv Gastonia 5 25 pm " 30 am
JLv Yorkviile 6 14 pm 3 05 pm
Ar Chester 7 07 pm 4 45 pm
I CONNECTIONS.
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Yorkviile Southern Rai wav.
Gastonia Southern Railway.
T irn-.-ilnrriTi S. A. L.
Newton and Kirkory Southern Railway.
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ui 4i auu O'j, cuizuas ci me uniteo
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habits, who can speak, read and write
English. For information apply to Re'
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Street. Charlotte, N. C.,40 Patton ave..
Asheville. N. C , Kendall Building,
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Town Property For Sale.
i House and lot on Green street in
Moranton. House contains 10 rooms.
5 finished and 4 unfinished. Knownas
ihe H. F. Kistler place. For fuatlver
information and terms apply to. M. F.
uildebrand, Morganton N C.
f J. J. Daves,
i Greenville, N. C.
Dr. W. H. Wakefield.
I of Charlotte, will be in Moreranton,
t Mountain House, on Thursday,
August 3rd, for one day. The Doctor's
jractice is limited to diseases of
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
can be consulted in his Charlotte
iiice every Monday and Tuesday.
ECS" TV. ,.. 4 ii
JJo vou want anvthin? in
leurug line. Largest stock in
nigh. Leslie's Drug Store
THE NEWS OF THE
A Batch of Live Items Culled from the Papers of the Adjoining
Counties.
Mcdowell.
Marion Democrat, July 6th.
R. W. Brown's condition con
tinues to caue alarm to his fami
ly and friends. Complications
are now feared.
A. Blanton's condition is re
ported by his physician as well
as could be expected and that he
is progressing favroable toward
recovery.
Esquire W. F. Craig received
his eighth commission as a Unit
ed States commissioner, Tues
day. Uncle Sam still deems the
'Squire useful and shows confi
dence in his integrity and appre
ciation by continuing him in the
service.
Deputy Marshals D. A. Kanipe
and Vance Scoggins and Deputy
Collector George Sheek seized a
complete blockade outfit on Cedar
Creek, in Rutherford county, a
few days ago. The operators
got away but bad no time to
carry off any of the plant which
the officers destroyed together
with about 800 gallons of beer.
The following paragraph from
the Goldsboro Headlight, July
G, announcing the marriage of
Zeb B. Pyatt, formerly of Nebo,
will be of interest to friends in
flip cnnntv! "The marriao-eof
Mr. Zeb B. Pvatt, foreman ol
the HeadliSht office, to Mrs.
Katie Brongrhtou, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Casev, of this
city, was solemnized at the St.
John's parsonage Friday night
at 8:30 o'clock by Rsv. A. R.
Surratt. The happy couple will
make their home for the present
with the bride's parents."
Other McDowell Items.
Marion News. Tuly 6th
The town authorities have in
creased the tax on saloons from
oQ0 tO $1000 a year. This will
go into enect Uet. 1st.
The psople in the country
should be careful how they shoot
off their guns. They aie liable
tu hit some of the railroad
engineers. I be woods are lull
of them.
The situation is gradually de
veloping in railroad matters.
Very little can be determined
about the Southern's intention,
except whatia given outat head
quarters, and that is not always
reliable. The Southern has the
woods full of engineers "seeking a
route across the mountain.
Much activity-, being displayed.
The South yn(1 Western have
. ,
reauv gone to work. A large
force of 1 ands is at work grad-
ing between Spruce Pine and
McKinney's Gay. Rights of way
have been purchased over a set
tled route from that point to the
uiawoa river two ana- one
half miles from Marion. Gangs
of men are at work grading at a
few points along the rout so as
to hold certain strategic points
ainst the Southern should
thev desire to obtain them.
From what we can gather it is
proposed to extend the line
ihrouffh Monttord's Cove to
Rutherford ton to connect with
the Seaboard and then go on to
I Spartanburg
ONE DOLLAR SAVED REP-
RESENTS TEN DOLLARS
FT?N'F!n
savfl to exceed ten nr PPnt. of
r x
his earnino-s. He must snend
nine dollars m living expenses
for every dollar saved- That
being the case he cannot be too
careful about unnecessary ex-
seeds tor nis garden, will save
several dollars outlay
later on- It is the same in buv-
ing Chamberlain's Colic, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy.
it costs but a tew cents, and a
bottle of it in the house often
saves a doctor's bill of several
dollars. For sale bv- W. A.
Leslie-
Where are you sick? Head
ache, foul tongue, no appetite,
lack energy. Dain1nvonr Rtorn-
I iaui. cucigy , yciiu ili yuur Stum-
L.i. "rr,- . .
Mm-mtnin Too win rv,..i
unn well ATr1 toon vn,, ,n
NEIGHBORHOOD.
CLEVELAND.
Shelby Star, July 5th.
At Lawndfile Saturday even
ing was celebrated a happy mar
riage, the contracting parties
being Mr. Oke Canipe and Mijs
Margaret Wesson.
Mr. O. D. P4ce, of Lattimore,
raised 65 bushels of wheat this
year cn 2 acres of land, making
what is considered a good yield
this bad wheat year.
M-. J. N. Gantt, of Moores
boro, has two remarkably old
coins, one an old English coin
made in 1772 and the other of
Spanish make, bearing an ear
lier date than the English coin.
Rev. C. L. Howell, who for the
last year has been pastor of the
Baptist churches ofCaroIeen and
"Henrietta, has resigned to accept
a call elsewhere. He preached
his farewell sermon Sunday,
June 18.
J. A. Anthony has purchased
from Mr. J. P. Delinger 121
acres of land, lying about two
miles from Shelby, near Mr. P.
D. Wilson's, for $3,000. It is a
good tract of land and in a high
state of cultivation.
In attempting to change the
direction of a falliug tree which
he had just cut down, Mr. Burt
Beam, who was working near
New Prospect church, broke his
arm. it was set by Dr. J. F.
Beam, and Mr. Beam is doing as
well as could be expected.
Mr. Pink Page was arrested
last week for growing too bois
terous on the streets of Casar
and confined to the calaboose.
This did not suit him. So he filed
his way out, and after- being
chased to the corporate limits by
Policeman Brittain on a mule,
he made his escape and is now
at large.
Mrs. E. t. Cabaniss has a tur
key hen that has established a
reputation as a producer of fggs.
She had laid 64 up to last Wed
nesday for this season, and
there seems to be no limitation
to her capacity, for the supply
is b'- no means exhausted. She
is going right along with the
good work.
Miss Mahala Crane, 85 years
old, of the Pleasant grove neigh
borhood, commonly spoken of a&
"Aunt Mahala," died last Fri
day and was buried at Pleasant
Grove Baptist church Saturday.
She had throught her long life
accumlated some property and
was in some respects a very pe
culiar woman. She was regard
ed by some people, especially
negroes, as a witch doctor, and
around her medical chest flocked
the lame, the warty and the
blind of the colored population,
and now and then of the white
to the relief hidden in cards,
peas, or coffee.
To Cure a Cold in One Say.
Take Laxative Bromn Oninine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails to
cure. E W. Grove's signature is ou each
box. 25c.
Burke County Sunday School Con
vention.
The next annual convention of
the Buike County Sunday School
Association wi.l be held at Er
win'a Chapel during the month oi
AagQst-
1 be exact aate antl tLe prpgram
fr tue convention will be given in
" ,a BUSSu ' e supenn-
. r l i 3
01 me uuiereui ounaay
bcnoois in the county see that the
delegates are elected aud their
names sent to 0. F. McKesson,
Secretary, by the first of the eu-
FORCED TQ STARVE.
B- F. Leek,, of Concord, Ky.,
says: "For 20 years I suffered
agonies, with a sore on my up
per lip, so painful, sometimes,
tLat 1 could not eat. After
vainly trying everything else,.
1 cured it, with Uucklen's
Arnica Salve." It's great for
burns, cuts and wounds. At
r ' .sne s ana j i
draSstores- Only 25
W. A. Leslie's and Jno- Tull's
c.
I. W. HARPER is the acme of excel
lence in whiskey production - Safest
WATAUGA.
Boone Democrat, July 6th.
Strange things continue to
happen, even among what is
supposed to be our best people.
On Wednesday evening of last
week Thomas Gragg, of New
River, who has always been con
sidered a worthy, christian gen-tleman.-eloped
with his cousin, a
Miss Greene, and left behind him
a wife aud three young children.
We are told that Montana was
the State he was heading for
when he'was last seen.
Little Sallie, the four year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tice
Wagner, of Stony Fork, who
was with her grandparents, was
drowned in the Watauga river
near Valle Cruris on Tuesday
evening. The child was follow
ing her grandmother, a corpu
lent lady, across a foot log, and
by an awkward step plunged in
to the river, and before help
could arrive, life was extinct.
The parents were wired of the
sad accident, but they could not
come, and the remains were
taken home for burial.
"Pet" Hartley, son of Mr. El
bert Hartley, of Blowing Rock,
met with a most horrible death
on Wednesday of last week. He
was driving on the Yonahlossee
road near Linville when, it is sup
posed, his horse became fright
ened and started to run. The
young man tried to jump; his
foot broke through the bottom
of the cart and hung; his body
went forward over the dash
board, his head reaching the
ground. The animal ran for
half a mile and when the horse
was stopped the poor boy's head
was literally torn from hia body.
Pieces of his skull were found
along the road and his brain
was scattered in everv direction.
Has Stood the Test 25 Tears
The old. oriein 1 GROVE'S Tasteless Chill
Tod'C. Yon know what yon are taking. It
i iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No
care, no pa v. 50c.
CALDWELL
Lenoir News, July 7th.
This section has been blest
during the past week with fine
rains and prospects for a full
yield of corn tirs fall is good.
Mr. Herman has finish n the
stone foundation work of the
new cotton mill at Granite Falls.
He is now completing his work
on the race.
Tuesday night lightning struck
in the rope way at Rhodhiss
factory and set fiie to the intei
ior. The alarm was given and
the fire soon put out.
G. W. Conley, TJ. S. Commis
sioner, is making it rather warm
for those who are selling whis
key around town. Several have
been bound over to the Federal
court and warren's are out for
others.
Mr. J. E. Corpening, who left
this county ten years a 50 and
went to Texas, is here visiting
his father, his relatives and
friends. He expects to remain
some two or three weeks, when
he will return to his Texas home
' The Statesville District Con
ference will meet in Lenoir Metho
dist church from Julv 13th to
16ch, inclusive. There will be in
attendance between 75 and 100
delegates and ministers, "iming
from Iredell, Alexander, Cataw
ba and Caldwell counties, which
is the territorv embraced in the
district. Dr. J. H. Weaver wil
preside over the sessions of the
conference.
CHOLERA INFANTUM.
Child Not Expected to Live
From One Hour to Another
But Cured by Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy.
Ruth, the little daughter of
E N. Dewey, of Aenewville.
Ya., was seriously ill of cholera
infantum last summer. "We
gave her up and did not expect
ner to live irom one nour to
another," he says. "1 hap
pened to tninK ot unamber
Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy and got a bottle
oi it irom the store. In five
hours I saw a change for the
better, we kept on giving it
and before she had taken the
half of one small bottle she
was well.". This remedy is for
sale by W. A. Leslie, druggist.
CONTINUE
Those who are gaining flesh
and strength by regular treat
ment with
Scott's Emulsion
should continue the treatment
In hot weather; smaller dose
and a little cool milk with It will
do away with any objection
which Is attached to fatty pro
ducts during the heated
season.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists,
409-15 Pearl Street, New York.
50c and f 1.00; all druggists.
CATAWBA.
Newton Enterprise, July 7th.
Miss Martha Witherspoon,
about 60 years old, died at her
home near Claremont Monday.
It was so hot Monday that
some of the carpenters working
on houses had to give up and
seek the shade.
All the electric lights in the
stores on the east side of the
public square were put out dur- I
ing the thunder storm Tuesday
night.
The track and trestle crews on
this division of the Southern
road are on a strike and Mr. Geo.
E. Bollinger is at home getting
up new hands.
Cotton is now 10 cents a
pound. This is good enough
news for one week. Many Ca
tawba farmers have a few bales
in the eastern part of the coun
ty. We are told that nearly
every farmer has from one to
The preferences expressed by
the converts of the Black meet-
ng on cards handed in to the
pastors during the meeting were:
Methodist 15: Reformed 14:
'resbyterian 10; Lutheran 4;
Baptist 3; Episcopal 2; no pre-
nPnp q. r4i ;n Mn
nra ri, t?i'. ,:f , (
Mrs. Emma Rockett, wife, of
Mr. Eugene Rockett, died in
Thomasville last Sunday morn-
, . , , tt
ing oi typuoiu icver. xier remains
were brought up on the buntlay
nirht train to her father's. Mr.
G. D. L. Yount's, in Newton and
were taken to &t. .Johns in
Cline's township for burial. Rev.
W. F. Womble preached the
funeral.
Some of our neighbor exchang
es got ahead of the Enterprise
,t, tnrvitirla h t oo n Tha finer
leard W S on June 20. The first
. , j
rosi 18 uiwuya uue jubl iuiw
mnn tb frnm th niirhh vnn hpnp
t e hrst note Ot the katydid.
ocfi,
lulonmuc "C1,WU,UCI -LiJ' a
very early Irost. btrange to say
none of the cotton telegraphic
letters has taken the katydid in
to consideration in determining
the size of the cotton crop and
the price the staple should bring
this fall.
A party on tha way to Cataw
ba Springs Tuesday evening had
a thrilling time in a wind, rain
and hail storm, which caught
them about 8:30 two miles from
the Springs. Trees were blown
down around them and' across
the road and the rain and hail
came down in torrents. -They
returned Wednesday morning
and report that the crops on the
road were considerably damaged
by the hail and win 1 and the
roads were terribly torn up by
the heavy rains.
THE DIAMOND CURE.
The latest news from Paris is,
that they have discovered a
diamond cure for consumption.
If you fear consumption or
pneumonia, it will, however,
be best for you to take that
great remedy mentioned by
W- T. McGee. of Vanleer.
Tenn. "I had a cough, for
fourteen years. Nothing helped
o til T rnnb- rr TTo-'fi
Maw llisrnvftrr rnr iVmsnnrm. I
""V - - -
tion, Coughs and Colds, vvhich
gave insianL reiiei, ana enecieu
a permanent cure." Unequalled
SSViii" if1??1 Aanar JfSS
A . rm a IT
and John Tull's drug stores;
price 50c and $1.00, guaranteed.
Trial bottle free.
t , i
iCa-UtltV YOUr COmPleXlOn
..,;k lUfUinot It ,;.!,
"iiuiHUOcusu aj. vy u Tiou a
SmOOth. Clear. Creamlike COm-
i, . i -
PleXlOn. rOSV CheekS. laughing
pnpe. faVp Hnllistpr'! r?npkv
IVlOUniain lea, greatest eaUll-
fier known, do cents. Tea or
Tablets.
W. A; Leslie.
Do not forget that Dr. Seth Arnold's
Balsam is the best known Remedy for
all Bowel Complaints. Warranted by
VV. A. Liesiie, .morganton, jn. u. .
Tornado in Texas Loss of Life and
Damage to Property.
Dallas, Texas, Dispatch, 5th.
A special to the Xews from Ka-
cona, Texas, says that a tornado
aud thunder storm passed a few
miles west and oolh of there this
afternoon, killing fourteen persons
and injuring many others and de
stroying u number of houses.
Many farm bouses were swept
entirely away. The school house,
three miles west of here, was
damaged.
Baptist aud Methodist churches
at Deliher were considerably dam-
aged. The Methodist cbarcU at
Montague is reported wrecked aud
I. a a a
tUe COl,n Loas" "aged; also
otuer cunrcues. Xue Dixie school
buildioff, six miles south of here,
was entirely blown 8 way. Hail
stones as large as hen eggs fell
here, breoking oat mauy window
glasses. Reports of the work of j
the tornado are still coming in.
The number of killed and injured
will probably reach sixty.
N aeon a is in the northern part
of Texas, ou a spur line of the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rail
road, fonr miles from Gaines
ville.
Ten people were reported dead
at Montague, Texas, and several
stores and 15 dwellings were com
pletely demolished. Mauy head
of stock were killed ontrigbt. The
number of injured is unknown.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
fte Kind YCQ HaiB.AIWajS BOUgfat
Bears the
Sgnataw of ux, 4UcAjt
Low Rate Excursion To Portland,
i f
uregun,
Account i,ewis ana uiarK x-
cousin Central Railway. If yon
1111SIIIIIII Will IIH in HIIHI-L VIH VV IR.
iutend to go to Portland this year
as me ucsec agent io maae your
I - - ' "
t.nlrat. taart T Wiuvinaiii I ionrml
between Chicago and St. Paul.
PaUmsin rieeDe. free reclining
chair cars and a la Carte meals
make the jonrney comfortable and
I pleasant. Further inlormation
cneerfuily given by addressing W.
H. All?n, T. A., 621 Park Building,
Putsotorg, Pa.
r-Screen Doors $1.00, Win
dows 25 cts. Morganton Hard-
vvare Co.
lSubscribe for The News-
Herald.
SECOND-HAND BOILERS FOR SALE.
Requiring large additional boiler ca-
I riof it tr sra fniinrl l r. nATPRRarv t.n nil v
larger boilers, and have for sale tl e
I boileis now in use. We will sell on
the Hospital grounds:
Five Horizontal Tubular Boilera-
One Horizontal Tubular Boiler-
40 H. P.
I Comnlete with front and erate bars.
but no stacks.
bargain. These boilers will be sold at
once. Address,
F. M. SCROGGS, Steward,
Morganton, N. C.
Thomas Lowdermilk.
COME THIS
WAY
And Get Bargains.
LOOK AT MY PRICES BEFORE
BUYING.
Heavy Rib Bacon, 10c. lb.
Thick Fat Back. lt lbs., $1.
Good Lard, 10c. lb.
Best Granulated Sugar, 14
lbs. for $1.
Good Flour, $2.80, $3, $3.20.
Best bolted Meal, 80c.
Canned Corn. 9c, 3 for 25c.
Arbuckle Coffee, 15c. lb.
Good Vinegar, 30c. gallon.
Porto Rico Molasses, 25c.
Kerosene Oil, 20c. gallon,
2 gallons for 35c, 3, 50c,
5, 83c
Fruit Jars, 65 and 75c. doz.
I keep on hand a nice line of fresh
Candies, all kinds of. Fruits and Veg
etables at lowest prices. Fresh Mel
lons every few days. A nice line of
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, also
&nulr ana -gars, ana otaer anises
fnn numerous to mention.
THOMAS LOWDERMILK.
Sale of Dwelling Lot and Store-House
ill AUIUCUUIU UUlitgC.
Y virtue or an order tf the Snoerier
court of Burke county in the case of
J. T. Pcrkics, administrator, vs. Marvin
tnrankiin ana otners, x win sen si puunc auc
tion at the Court House door in M reantor
on Saturday. July 15th, 1905, those trac'a
I ot lana at ana near Kntneriora
I owned bv T. C. Frantlin. deceased.
ot land at ana near Kutneriora college
I Lot at Rutherford Colleee. adjoinin
, nds of r. H. Peeler and others, be
I winning on a stone on Main street and runs
I north 28 degrees west with said street 8 p.
I to stone: thence north 64deerees east 21
I p-to a stone; thence south 28 degrees east
west 21 p to the Defnnuing. containing 1
acre more or less, Bidding as a whole to
beets) at teaz.su. Feimster & Hsrpet s Dia.
Said lands will be sold, the store house,
dwelline-housr lot and tract each seprrate.
and tbe store-house and dwelling-house lot
as a whole, to suit purchasers, and confirm
sa it brings m st. Terms of sale 25 per cent
casn, Daianceinsix montns, witn purcnas
money not and seennty.
This Tune 15th. 1905.
TNO. T. PERKINS.
Com. and Admr. of T. C. PrauiUin.
That Nice Dwelling of Yours
Should Be Fitted Up With
Bath Tub, Lavatory, Water Closet, Hot
Water Boiler, Kitchen Sinks, &c, &c.
GET PRICES FROM STANDARD HARDWARE CO
We are prepared to name Rock Bottom Prices on Water Pipe Plumbers Supplies
We carry a nice line of Valves, Steam Gauges,
Pop Valves, Whistles, Steam Pipe and Pipe Fit
tings for your steam engine.
Be glad to furnish youanythiug in the hardware
business from a tack to a traction engine.
Yours very truly,
Standard Hardware Co.
S. V. T. CHAMBLEE, Prop.,
Free Delivety. ' ' Phone 122. 09
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CHAS LANE.
I am now located at 'the old stand of W. W.
McGalliard, on West Union
to furnish to the public the choicest of
Fresh and Cured
Meats.
A share of your patronage
will endeavor to please You.
Free and Prompt Deiiery. Give Me a Trial.
RESPECTFULLY,
CHAS. LANB.
New Business
Having bought the R. E. Coleman stock of
Groceries, Confections, &c, on Union street,
I will continue the business on an increased
scale at the same stand, always keeping an
up-to-date stock of Family Groceries, &c.
I have just added to all lines and am able
to satisfy the most particular customer.
Call on me for Meal, Flour, Bacon, Lard,
Sugar, Coffee, Canned Goods, Fruits, Candies,
&c. and I will do you right.
Cash or trade paid for Country Produce.
G. G. BOWERS.
4jr I. I. Davis, Vice President
urst national can k
Morganton, N. C.
CAPITAL STOCK, $35,000
STOCKHOLDERS LIABILITY, 35,000
SURPLUS & UNDIYED PROFITS 10,000
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DIRECTORS:
A . M. Kistler.
S. R.
R. T.
C. H.
4& I. I. Davis,
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Evey courtesy and accommodation extended consistent with sound
J banking. '
Cherokee flarble Works,
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(INCORPORATED)
M a.n vif a-ctvirers of and Dealer Ir
MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES, ETC,
Yards at Asheville and at MurpKy. N. C.
BUSINESS is business and while it is a
sad business buying a tombstone for a de
parted loved one, it behoves us to get the best
we can for our money, for
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k We claim to be the LOWEST PRICED hous
in the state. iUTu
CATALOG FREE.
F. A.
MORGANTON, N. C. g
street, and am prepared
will be appreciated, and I
.A. M. In gold, Cashier
J A. Cuywell, Jr. Teller
Collett,
Claywell,
Geitner.
A. A. Shuford,
K. C.LMenzies,
IS A DOLLAR SAVED
OENNETT, Manager
Murphy, N C