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MORGANTON, N. C, SEPTEMBER 14. 1905.
No 23.
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Lv Yorkville 6 50 pm 3 05 pm
Ar Chester 7 45 pm 4 45 pm
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Gastonia Southern Railway.
Lincolnton S. A. L.
Newton and Hickory Southern Railway.
Lenoir Bl. 1 win Rock Stage Line and C. &
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THE NEWS OF THE
A Batch of Live Items Culled from
Counties.
WATAUGA.
Boone Democrat. Sept 7tu.
Rev. J. J. L. Sherwood passed
through yesterday on his return
from Collettstille, and reports
quite a lot of tjphoid fever in
that section.
. Much to their credit, the good
people of Sugar Grove will vote
upon themselvesja special tax to
further, promote the school in
terests in that district. They
are thoroughly aroused on the
great question of education.
CALDWELL
Lenoir Tepio, Sept. 6th.
Mrs. Hilkiah Phillips died at
her home in Lenoir Monday
night. She was a Miss Angeline
Walker before she was married.
The family had recently moved
heie from Globe.
Seldom has Lenoir been thrown
into such excitement as on Tues
day morning, when the news of
the terrible damage done by a
mad dog, began to come in. The
list of victims runs from Lenoir
to Patterson. Following are
the names: Milton Storey,
Herndon Laney and Lee Walters,
white; and Ed Dula and Betty
Michaux, colored. Walters and
Betty were the worst injured,
beirg so badly torn that the
wounds would be serious, even
were there no danger of rabies.
Many persons along the route
taken by tha dog fired at him,
but without results, until he took
refuge under the store of Crisp,
Cilly & Co., at Patterson, where
he bit some small dogs, also in
hiding under the building. Mr.
Bond Warren stooped down,
thinking perhaps the beast might
be there, aBd seeing him, fired
just in time to escape injury.
The dead dcg was brought to
town and viewed by soma of our
citizens. Messrs. Laney and
Walters left yesterday for the
Pasteur Institute. The father
of Milton Storey, who is about
14 years of age, has not yet been
notified, as he is away from
home. News telegraphed from
Hickory is to the effect that the
same dog 'ran amuck' there.
having bitten several persons
and a number of dogs. Those
bitten there have gone to the in
stitute. SICKENING, SHIVERING;
of Ague and Malaria, can be
relieved and cared with Electric
Bitters. This is a pure, tonic.
medicine; of especial benefit
in malaria, for it exerts a true
curetive inflence on the dis
ease, driving it entirely out of
the system- It is much to be
preferred to Quinine, having
none of. this drug s bad after
effects. F. S. Munday, of
Henri -tta, Tex., writes: "My
brother was very low with ma
larial fever and jaundice, till
he took Electric Bitters, which
saved his life. At W. A. Les
lie and Jno.Tull's drug stores.
Price 50c, guaranteed.
Mcdowell
Marion Democrat, Sept. 8th.
Dr. George I. White who was
operated on for appendicitis at
the sanatorium in btatesville a
few weeks ogo, has recovered
and returned home. Dr. White
was able to be on the streets
during the week and received a
hearty welcome Dy nis many
friends, who wish him long life
and happiness.
The praded school census
shows that Marion has220bovs
and 190 girls. Attorney J. L, C.
Bird, who prepared the list, savs
that this is quite an increase
over last year and fully justifies
the new addition? to the school
building. There are no colored
children within the corporation,
so the enrollment is exclusively
of whites. . - .
At the residence of Dr. and
Mrs. M. F. Morphew, Tuesday
at 8:30 o'clock a. ra., Mrs. Cora
L. Council, of Boone,' was united
in marriage to James Woodburn,
of Reidsville, proprietor of the
Wrightsville Beach Hotel. The
ceretronv was performed bv the
Rev. W. B. Moiton, pastor of
the Baptist church, and was
witnessed only bv the immediate
friends and members of the
families. The bride is a sister of
Mrs. Morphew.
As a dressing tor sores.
bruises and burns Chamber
Iain's Salve is all that can be
desired. It is soothing and
healing in its effect. I allays
the pain of a burn almost in
stantly. This salve is also a
certain cure for chapped hands
and diseses of th6 skin. Price
25 cents- For sale by W. A.
Leslie, druggist.
NEIGHBORHOOD.
the Papers of the Adjoining
-. CATAWBA.
Newton Enterprise, Sept. 8th.
A telegram was received here
Sunday evening by Candoce
Deal, colored, saying that her
eon Ben was killed, in Salisbury
Sunday by a railroad train.
Mr. H. H. McGee showed u-
Saturdav afternoon a real live
apple snake, which Mrs McGee
foundit in an apple. It was white
in color, and was about the size of
ahorse hair. Mr. "McGee said it
was 18 inches long.
Mr. S. D. Houk has taken a
census of the school children in
the Newton graded school dis
trict, and nnds that there are
372 males and 391 females, 763
in all. This is our white popula
tion between 6 and 21 vears. He
also took a census of the color
children in the d strict. They
number 94; 45 males and 49 fe
males. The - Hickory Mercury says
that Frank Pollaru, a married
man i years old, and Claud
Campbell, a single girl only 17
years old, have eloped. They
left in a buggy for unknown
parts last Friday night about 10
o'clock. Pollard took from $500
to $2000 with him. Week before
last the wife of Daniel Eckard
left the country with a young
man. The elopement craze seems
to have become chronic around
Hickory.
At the Baptist parsonage ic
Newton, Wednesday afternoon,
Mr. Albert Harrell, son of Mr.
A. M. HarrellJ of Newton, was
marrried to Miss Annie Laura
Trolling r, daughter of Mr. J. H.
Trollinirer of Catawba, Rev. T.
B. Davis ofhciatinsr.
Miss Dora-dine, of this place,
and a Mr. Alien, of Savannah,
Ga., were married in Salisbury
at the Methodist parsonage on
Saturday afternoon, August 12,
Rev. Mr. Rydjr officiating. This
seems to have been somewhat of
a Gretna Green affair, as news
of the occurrance has just reached
town.
WAS A VERY SICK BOY.
But Cubed by Chamberlain's
Colic, Choleka and Diab-
bhoea Remedy.
"When my boy was two years
old he had a very severe attack
of bowel complaint, but by
the use of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
we brought him out all right,"
says Maggie Hickox, of Mid
land. Mich. This remedy can
be depended upon m the most
severe cases. Even cholera in
fantum is cared by it. Follow
the plain printed directions
and a cure is certain. For sale
by W. A. Leslie, druggist.
CLEVELAND.
Shelby Star, Sept. 6th.
Sunday night marking the end
of Kev. W . K. Minter s pastor
ship of the Shelby Presbyterian
church, he having accepted the
superintendent of Westmiiister
High School, a Wildemere, a
union meeting of all thechurches
in Shelbv was held in the Free
bytenan church tor the purpose
of e i phasizing the high esteem
Mr. Minter was held in Shelby
and the regret the people ot
Shelbv would experience be
cause of his? departure.
Shelby is to have an i;e plant.
This louir needed enterprise has
been launched by C. B. buttle
Co., the lot having already been
purchased and the machinery
being bargained for. lhe esti
mated cost of establishing a
plant of this kind here is about
twelve or hiteen hundred dol
lars. 1
Most of the farmers are
through pulling fodder; the cot
ton fields are getting white, and
there is a bending time ahead for
the man with his cotton poke. .
Mr. J. J. Price, of DePew,
gave this office a call Wednesday,
and among the otner interesting
things he told about, was a hog
belonging to Mr. liurt &cism,
which was born as black as a
crow and remained black while
a pig, but which is now white.
He wants to know what turned
it white, and utates that he is
sure it is not due to end age, as
t is but a ear old.
Mrs. Albert Eskridge died at
her home in Atlanta, Ga., last
week. She was 45 yearioldand
has many friends and relatives
in this county, her husband be
ing a brother to Messrs. tfaily
Eskridge, of Shelby, ana jonn
E kridge, of Lawudale. fehe was
54 years old and leaves a hus
band and 4 child rm.
The first bale of new cotton
for 1905 was brought to Shelby
FIFTY CENTS
IN some conditions the
gain from the use
of Scott's Emulsion is
very rapid. For this
reason we put up a
fifty-cent size, which is
enough for an ordinary
cough or cold or useful
as a trial for babies
and children. In other
conditions the gain is
slower health cannot
be built up in a day.
In such cases Scott's
Emulsion must be taken
as nourishment; a food
rather than a medicine.
It's a food for tired and
weak digestions.
Send for free sample
Scott & Bowne, 409-415 Pearl St
Cbcmlata New York
'50c and $1.00. All druggist
Thursday by Mr. John Borders
and sold bv him to Mr. A. U.
Miller f r 10. It 'was classed
good middling. Thh was unus
ually early and the price paid is
enough to make the farmers feel
good. Ten cents is not a bad
opening.
Rollins Notes.
Correspondence of The NewvHerald.
Moulton Moses i very sick
with a complication of liver and
kidney trouble. Dr. Hennessee
is attending him.
Aunt Polly Nail, mother of
Tom Nute Kail, who has been
an invalid frorh rheumatism for
many years, has suffered a stroke
of paralysis and is very low.
Edward Clark has the svmpa-
thy of the community in the loss
of an infant child from typhoid
fever.
Bud Morrison, our genial depu
ty sheriff has just returned from
a trip to lennessee, Dringmg
with bini a . fine bay stallion
known as the "Yode" horse.
When Bud is riding him, he, Bud,
is equal to the colonel of a North
Carolina regiment.
Leroy Wallace, of King's
Mountain, has left for home,
after a brief visit to his daughter
Mrs. Mollie Pearson, wife of W.
B. Pearson. He brought with
him an invalid daughter, who
will stay sometime with her sis
ter, for the benefit of our fine
mountain climate.
Miss Sallie Epley, daughter of
John T. Enlev, has returned
from spending the summer with
Mrs. M. D. Grant, in Morgan
ton. She will reenter the Glen
Alpine Springs School when it
reoiens.
Rev. R. D. Schoon maker, prin-
capal of the Glen Alpine Springs
school, has returned from his va
cation at his northern home. He
did not take very much time for
rest, as be was busy most ot the
time raising funds for carrying
on the work of the school. He
will put a fire-proof roof on the
mam buildin and otherwise lm
prove the property.
J. Arthur Wainwright was be-
foie the board of county com-
mi sioners Monday and presen
ted to them the survey of the
proposed public way over Little
Mountain from Henesssee to
Rollins and explained the matter
fully to them. It is to be hoped
that the commissioners wil
grant this road, as it is greatly
needed. Frank E. Bos worth
made the stirvev. . -
Wm. Ferree is entrtaimng his
father, who lives near Ruther-
fordton.
Yours truly,
- Optimist.
Rollins, N. C, Sept, 6, 1905.
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH
REMEDY ACTS ON NA-
TURE'S PLAN.
The most successful medi
cines are those that aid nature
Chamblain's Co rgh Remedy
acts oii this plan. Take it when
vou have a cold and it wiJ
allay the cough, relieve the
lungs, aid expectoration, open
the secretions, and aid nature
in restoring the system to
healthy condition. . Thousands
have testified to its superior
excellence. It counteracts any
tendency of a cold to result in
nneumonia. Price - 2D cents
Large size, 50 cents. For sale
by W. A. Leslie, druggist. '
Good wice to woman-
you want a beautiful complex
ion. clear skin, bright eyes
red lips, good health, take Hoi
lister's'Rocky Mountain Tea
There is nothing like it. 25c.
Tea or Tablets. Sold by W.A.
Leslie.
The first thing to do when you
come to town is to get a bottle of Tull's
Diamond White Pine with Tar, for
fear you may ' forget. '
LETTER FROM COLORADO.
Golden Opportunities Awaiting
the
"Rustlers" Kind Words for
the Editor. .
Corresoendent of The News-Herald.
1 iiotict from - tli la'iel ou my
paper tliat lm agaio in arrears,
ml whenever I tuar, I fVel
Hotiam-M. fur I fullj real.ze bow
natural it in tocaj, or feel, "Oh,
the editor cur wan; he doesu'c
need uioue: he cau run a paper
ou 'cheek' or be'a uo good." M
friends, this is wrong; for of ..li
mru I believe tbe editor ueed hip
money tbe wort, and if tbe peopl
et a good, brerzy paper, he i
bouutl to have bin money fiist, to
stimulate him and assist bim in
gatbeiiug data for tbe kind of a
paper we all want. So, frieud,
lel'd put our 'shoulders to tbe
wheel' and give tbe editor a
boost; he will pay us well aud all
will feel well. -
I see trom The News-Hebald
Bro. Joe, of La Yeta, Col., baa
beeu visiting iu tbe 'Old North
State ' and viewing the old stamp
tig grounds o'er aud eatiug and
feastiug ou tbe "tat of tbe land,"
aud of course having a time with
tbe widows and old maids and
girls. If he didn't, I'll not claim
kiu "wid" bim, for of all people I
believe tbe Kiucaids . love tbe
woaien tbe best, aud more especi
ally tbe ladies of dear Old
North Carolina, for they are
amoug tbe very best of tbe land
aud t-urpass all iu beauty, ouless
be those of tbe 'Centennial
State" (Colorado,) iu tbe Jan Ju
au country, where tbe state flower
grows iu profusion, above timber
me, and below also, (the "Colum
bine,") always iu sight of tbe
'beautiful, or at its edge, where
be "laughing waters'' take a leap
into tbe caunoDS far beuealh and
are lost sight of as tbey disappear
among the rocks. Here you'll
hud as pretty women as ever the
sun shown on, aud "uptodatc
u every lesuect. My frituds Col
orado, is a big state, aud her peo
ple are lrom every state iu tbe
uuiou, and aie among tbe very
best, aud they will treat you right
wbei you come witbiu her bor
ders, to live or to visit. . She also
has many advantages too numer
ous to meution. oomce to say
that no state has any "edge'' over
her. And ber sister state. Utah,
is fast coming to the front. "Uncle
Sam" has just given away 6,000
ranches (160 acres each) 'in ihe
Uuitab ludian Reservation, Utah,
to the borne seekers, of as tine land
as ever a "raven flew over,'' 1
registered, but my number was
too high to gain any rights from
tbe great lottery wheel. 38,000
registered. In 60 - days over
1,000,000 acres of mineral lands
will be open tor entry on tbe same
reservation aud there win be an
other great rush for those lands,
d
s-
for tbey show lots of neb float a
tbe precious minerals are there
just waiting for the faithful pros
pector, with his "-burro,'' the
Rocky. Mountain Canary," to un
cover tbe bidden treasures; aud
then, my lrieuds, just a little furth
er on is tbe gold fields of Nevada,
that are "lousy" with the precious
minerals. These are but a few ot
tbe oppor'.uuities that are' await
ing the "rustlers," and they are
coming irom every land and are
going to get Uncle Sam's millions
aud Mt on the front teat in tbe
eud. Boys, get a "mote on.''
lb is is n big country and you
needn't fear over-stocking it,
plenty for all and to spare.
Now, dear editor, it wasn't my
intention to write a letter for pub
lication, but if yon see ht and
think it wi.l be of any interest, you
are at liberty to publisu this, or
any part of it. ' " .
Iu conclusion will wish you and
yours and all tbe good people
ot tbe dear old "North Stat" an
abuudance of this world's goods
and long and well spent lives and
a borne amoug tbe chosen ot every
land, that have "washed, their
robes and made them white in 'he
blood of tbe Lamb.'' .
from a burke boy, du years in
the west. W. R. Kin c aid.
Items from Quaker Meadows-
Correspondent of The News-Herald.
Tne weather for tbe last few
days has beeu something flue and
tbe farmers have beeu making hay
while the suu is shining
Some or tue young ioiks in our
social circle are leaving. Tte
pat cummer has beeu full of small
social events.
Mr. Je McCounaugbey has gone
to Albemarle, where be has ac
cepted a position with tbe General
Fire Extinguisher Go.
Mr. Bob Avery spent last Bun-
day with. bis mother at Canoe Hill.
Mr. Jim Harbiuson left last week
for Mortimer to accept a position.
Ho doubt be win liven things np
there, for at telling jokos he is a
host in himself; .
Miss Aunie McGimsey enter
tained Saturday evening the fol
lowing: Misses Addie-and Fanny
Waihck, Madge McCounaugbey,
Lizzie and Ophelia Aven; Messrs.
Eston Lackey, Erwin McfJou
uangbej, Harrison and Alex
Aveiy and Watson Fiuger. The
music wa? greatlv enjoyed.
Miss Dannie wanicK leaves on
tbe l2tb for Claremont College.
L. A. O.
Sept. C I9O0.
Are you lacking: in strength
ana vigon .are you weaisi
Are you in pamf Do you feel
all run down! The blessings of
health and strength come to all
who use Holiisser's Rocky
Mountain Tea. 35 cents. Sold
by W . A. Leslie, ;
Dr. W. H. Wakefield.
of Charlotte, will be in Morg-anton,
at Mountain House, on "Wednesday,
November 1, for one day. The Doctor's
practice is limited to diseases of
Eye, Ear, Nose" and Throat.
And Fitting Glasses.
He can be consulted in his Charlotte
office every Monday and Tuesday.
on. I. P. Jbtbb. dr. p. f. Holliday.
Jeter & Holliday,
Dentists;
Office over Millinery Store.
Prepared to do all kinds of Dental
work. In the near future wilt make
Visits to the following places: State
Hospital, Glen Alpine, Drexel, Con
nelly Springs and Rutherford College.
piiiiiuiiiiiriiiuiiiiiifitiiiijiiiiiiMiiiijim
d. W. )tyif oreJ,
LICENSED
Embalmer
Send Disenfector.
HICKOR.Y.N. C. g
Bodies prepared for shipment H
according to rules of State Board
of Health.
Calls Eta Piompt Mention,
b.i i ii ii in n iirn mil iim mm iui ii inn 1 1 iu 1 1 is
THE BURKE DIVISION
OF THE
People's Mutual Benev
olent Association
Has been enlarged by tbe addi
tion of Mitchell, Yancey and Mc
Dowell counties. This cives the
tinrKe uivisiou bve counties
Burke, Caldwell aud tbe three
counties above named, with a to
tal membership to day of 563. One
thousand is tbe limit of member
ship in each division and those de
siring cneap an- sate insurance
and in tbe meantime placing their
money into a borne. institution in
which one neighbor helps another
will do well to make applica
tion at once, before tbe limit is
reached. . Tbe age limit is from 15
and uuder 60 years.
Mr. L M. Williams, of Morganton,
a thoroughly-reliable citizen, an
assistant agent of this association.
will be glad to write applications
(or insurance and is authorized to
employ ageuts to write insurance,
as tbe association would be glad to
have a good agent in each township.
Anyone wishing an agency will see
L. M. Williams, at Morganton, or
write J. Al. McUormiCa, division
ageut, at JNewton.
With tbe addition of the coun
ties named tbe Burke division can
be made one of tbe choicest divi
sions of the State.
Electrical
(instruction
Electric Lighting, Fixtures, Batteries,
Bells, Burglar Alarm, Etc.
1 wire old. as wen as new
residences-factories, schools,
colleges, churches, hotels, etc.
I guarantee all my material
and work to stand the, ap
proval of underwriters' insur
ance rules.
Will install for reliable
parties at shortest possible
notice any size or kind of ele-
tric plant on approval.
I seek tQ supply first-class
apparatus, to nave its per-1
formanceentirely satisfactory
to the customer and to employ
methods of doing; business
which will merit the confi
dence of my friends.
Wm. McGALLIARD. Jr.
DOLLARS & CENTS
are being LOST every
day by buying goods
at high prices when
the very same goods
can be bought much
cheaper from me.
Please look at these
prices and ta.ke advice.
All trrades of flour from 2.60 to 3.20
per hundred lbs., best heavy rib bacon
lOcts., fat back aud chunk meat 12 lbs.
for 1.00, California hams 11 cts. lb.,
best lara cts. lb., good lard 10 cts.
lb. 12 lbs for 1.00, best granulated sug
ar 15 lbs. for 1.00, good Rio roasted
coffee. 1 lb. package with nice tea
spoon 15 cts.. loose soda lbs. for 5
cts. g-ood rice 5 cts. lb.' a nice line of
chewing- and smoking tobacco, also
snuff and cigars, a fresh lot of assorted
candies received every few days, fresh
melons, fruits aqd vegetables at all
times. ' My motto is first class goods,
low prices and satisfaction garanteed.
Thanking the public for their support,
THOMAS
L0WDERMILK
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
OF MEDICiMEy Bvf "of n i a?'
Thonmeh course in MEOICIKE, SURGERY, OBSTETRICS
end the SPECIALTIES ; aim DEITISTBT tad f HABMACT.
Lecture Hall,, Laboratories, Hospital and Dispensa
ries amplr equipped rcr successful trashing.
Serentr Teaehera. High record before State Boatrda.
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A BARGAIN!
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McCormick Disc Harrows.
McCormick Mowers.
McCormick Hay Rakes.
J. I Case Traction Engines.
J. I. Case Portable Engines.
also.
We are prepared to name you right
prices on a line of Cook Stoves that
can't be beat,
Yours very truly,
Standard Hardware Co.
S. V. T. CHAMBLEE, Prop.,
Free Delivery.
MORGANTON, N. C.
A. M. Kistler, President
I. I. Davis, Vice President
First National Bank
Morga.nton, N. C..
CAPITAL STOCK, $35,000
STOCKHOLDERS LIABILITY, 35,000
SURPLUS UNDIYED PROFITS 10,000
DIRECTORS:
A. M. Kistler,
I. I. Davis,
S. R. Collett,
R. T. Claywell,
C. H. Geitner.
Every courtesy and accommodation extended consistent with sound
banking.
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Your Peas With an
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DEALER- IN
Fine Wines, Whiskies,
Craton Poteet Euilding.
East Side Sterling Street.
Just the kind ofWines, Liquors, &c, that everybody wants
are the kind I propose to sell. I want to hold your trade by
giving you a quality that will please you, at prices which are
fair to you'and me.
- GIVE ME A TRIAL.
F.
'Phone 122.
A. M. Ingold, Cashier
J. A. Claywell, Jr. Teller
A. A..Shuford,
K. C.LMenzies,
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