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MORGANTON, N CM MAY 17. 1906,
No.
NEWS
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THE ORIGINAL
LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP
Cares n Coughs and
Tht Bai
Gorer Blos
som aadths
Boaey Be
is oa tTeiy
issiStS in expeuios
Colds from the
jystem by
OHM
the bowels
i pertain cure
i. rrouD tod
fhoopiog-cooS11'
KENNEDY'S laxative
HOME
rtXPAXID AT TH LABOSATOKT Or
g, c D.WITT CO., CHIOAQO, U. . A.
Sold by
ALLISON'S PHARMACY.
Ask for tue 19W Kodol Almanac
and 2U0 VTear Calendar.
Flifc INSURANCE.
We wrue Fire Insurance poli
cies oa alt fcluds ot property
in ine largest home aud lot
eigu companies.
Every loss sustained on iropertj
insured m ibis agency, estabh&Deu
fifteeu years ajfo, lias oeeu prompt
ly and ai. slaeiorily settled.
Ve are agents lor the
North Carolina Home
Aeina of Hartford,
Hambari Brerneu,
Hartford, of tiarttord, Cou.
Iusaraaee Company of North
America,
Niagara of New York,
Home, of New York an
GeioidU American.
Policies placed on our books art
promptly renewed before expir
ation.
We write risks from $i00 to
1100,000, on property in town ot
couutry, at lowest rates.
ATEET & EETIH, Ag'S.
Post-office BuildioB.
Fe-No-Pep-Zone
CURES
That splitting headache or any other
kind, relieves neuralgia and steadies
shaky nerves. Pleasant to take and
leaves no bad effects.
Read from Rev. L. M. Roper, D. D.,
the Pastor of First Baptist Church of
Spartanburg, S. C. :
i ed
"I haTe been looking for several years for
l headache remedy that relieves the pain and
at the same time removes the cause of pain.
Feno-pep-zone is such a remedy. Of many
toed remedies lor headache which I hare
tried Fe-ne-pp-zone is much the best. It is
pleasant to take. It is a safe remedy even
or a person ol rery sensitive, nervous tern-
permeat. It is effectual for any headache
tnat results from lass of sleep, excitement.
weariness or indigestion, and it leaves no
bad effects behind it-'
LEWIS M. ROPER.
For sale by
Allison's Pharmacy
At 10c., 2Sc. and Sz. a dose.
Dr. A. Al. Dula,
DENTIST.
In futurp.T
tji . - " UJJ VUiV) VTI I
eek prepared todo ifkind. d-
ui utature. evprv nav in Tne
w work. Hours 8:30 to 4.
We have on hand
at all time the very I
best grade of Limn)
Pnol j 1 1
VAJdl.lOrerrateS and
stoves, and all kinds
flf W-,l
VUU. J
prr... ... I
v uemery. 'Phone 121.
W M ItflDi CD 9. on II
M. rvlbLtn & b)U.
wavtt . - I
unarHnrHU-s'k my' able"
of T'u??rned men, between ages
BtaiL r 35 citizen of the United
h.' of good character and temoerate
. or trrmA i . i . .. i
"QUlta ar
biS. t2can sp. 'ead and write
crniti 1 '"tormanon apply loive
nutiBg officer. 15 WtJTraH
AshZ.r ""'otie, K.U.,40 Fatton ave.
C, Bank Buldiou
8Barii,hl: .Jrz OT Glenn BuUding
"uiK, o. Uf
p-Ieteb.
Dr. P. f. Holliday.
Jeter & Holliday.
wenttsts,
"WCE over UiniHco oTnoc
Pre
indthe do all kinds Dental
B!lu.tothe fonowi " oiacea" state
felt3 6iea S pdi. bS2
' DP"nff and Rutoerforu Coiiefe. I
M
S - V k Y U !. "Milt
ID COAL
THE NEWS OF THE
A Batch of Live Items Culled from
Counties.
CALDWELL.
Lenoir News, May 11th.
The horses that were drowned
Easter Sunday in John's River
with the unfortunate Mr. Eplev.
i ... . . .
nave armed to the Catawba
River near the Cliffs; one of them
-V V.A . .1
tnu Iks Been now in tne river
there.
The recent cold snap did irreat
damage all through this part of
tne county. Uarrten vegptabU-s
suriered greatly and wheat and
corn were- also injured to eome
extent. 1 he hunt crop was much
damaged in some places. The
temperature dropped down to
X) luesday night and a little
snow was s en in the air here
Tuesday.
4 1 J 1 ? .
a i;iou ueai or interest was
manifested in the town election
last Monday and some pr ttv
uaru electioneering wort was
done. The struggle was bet ween
Messrs. M. E. Shell and E. A. Poe,
the candidates for Mavor and
they and many of their friends
were quite active all day. There
was no feeling of bitterness en
gendered or what is termed dirty
work done, but simply a straight
iair contest between thetwocan-
didates. The result was. Shell
175 and Poe 103. The Commis
sioners vote was as follows. Mr.
Allen being voted tor on both
ticket: J. A. Allen 271, J. L.
Nelson 173, J. J Gail 172, Jno.
W. McCall 103 ind C. S. Triplet t
113.. Nelson and Gall were on
the Shell ticket.
To Cure a Cold in Une Day.
Take Laxative Bromu Ouinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails to
cure, b, W. Grove's signature is on each
dox zsc.
Other Caldwell Items.
Lenoir Topic, May 9th.
Mrs. A. W. Dula returned Fri
day from a short visit to rela
tives in Morganton.
A oung man, Claud Gilbert,
of Rhodhiss, diid Thursday even
ing from the effects of cigarettt
smoking and excessive oheWing
of tobacco.
Freight train No. 268, which
leaves here every evening for
CheBter, ran off the track at
Rhodhiss Friday and was delay-
about 24 hours.
Aunt Myrah Haye-, the widow
of Robeson Hayes, died Friday
evening and was buried Sunday
morning in Granite Cemetery in
the presence of an immense con
course, of people. She had a
great many relatives and was
loved by all who knew her. She
was eighty-three years old.
The storm on Sundav night
blew down a portion of Mr.
John Herman's unfinished house.
also blew off a part of the acade-
mv roof, which wa replaced
next moraine; it also blew the
roof off of the barn at the Col.
Hartley place, now owned by
Mr. Fcx. The wind was severe.
At a meeting of the Democratic
Executive Committee of Caldwell
county held on the 7th, it was
resolved that a convention of the
Democratic party of Caldwell
county be called to meet in th;
Court House in Lenoir on Mon
day. June 4th, 1906 at 12 m
lJl lUV pill fVC3& VI l&WUU, UWIV"
Saies 3".l ol.aie' cuugi w ju
. a. i 4Ji.na.
al, judicial and senatorial con-
ventions. Tne townships will
hold their convention! for the
election of delegates to the Coun-
tv Convention on Siturday after-
noon, June zua.
FORTUNATE ' MISSOURI -
ANS.
uvS AES?1
"When I was a druggist, at
J.
Dwyer.now of Graysville,Mo.,
"three of my customers were
?S?8FSS&ttaS?'ffi:
co very, and are wel1 and strong
today. One was trying to sell
his property and move to Ari-
u t flftflP sin0. Nfiw nis
I co very a short time he found it
Unnecessary to do so- I re-
gdmKN7wDisooery J f ha. trodden Life', bigb
f. th m.t. wnnrtrfnl-m,Hi. J; ha a large line ofdirect
as tne most wonuenui meai
cine in existence." Surest
X u a nA
MUS" uu uxo
iiiu.Ant - l.nTin. . haAlai
Throat and Lung
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Guaranteed by VV. A.
Le&lie,
and John Tull, Druggists- 50c
and $1. Trial bottle free.
Most men are
the better Tor
of themselves.
knowing tbe worst
ilave you weakness or any
kind stomach, back, or any
organs of the body! Don't
dope yourself with ordinary
medicine. Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea is the supreme
curative power J5 cents, Tea
or Tablets. W A, Leslie.
NEIGHBORHOOD.
the Papers of the Adjolningl
, Mcdowell.
Marion Democrat, May 11th.
J. E. Conley is reported quite
in ar nis n me in Woodlawn.
Rev. H. H. Jordan and chil
j ...
uren nave Defncouhned to their
home the pa t week with
measles.
T. C. Guthrie and Miss L.Carr,
both of Old Fort, werj married
here last Sa tu rdav, Esquire W.
B. Rat liff officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Conle..
of Woodla vn, were here Thurs
day enroutetoStatesville, where
the latter will enter Dr. Long's
nospitai tor treatment.
The body of Sam Whitmore.
who was drowned in North Fork
on April 14, was found last
Saturday by a vounsr man
named Hall, and the interment
was made at Stroud's Chapel.
Monday. Mr. Whitmore'shome
was in Asheville.
Joseph D. Conley. ot Turkev
Cove, died at the State Hospital
m aiorp-anton lant Fririav at
7:15 o'clock. Mr. Conley" was
one of the best known farmers in
McDowrll county and was a
great believer in good stock. His
health failed rapidlv for about a
year past, but at the time of his
death he was making prepara
tions to return to his home.
when, at the last moment, he
was taken with acute pneumonia
and died in a few hours. His re
mains were brouct to his home
and interment was made in the
family burying ground at Wood-
lawn. Kev. John M. -Greenlee
conducted the funeral ceremonies
Sunday at 12 o'clock m.
A good complexion is im
possible with the stomach out
of order. If pasty sallow peo
ple would pay more attention
to their stomach and less to the
skin on their faces. thrV would
have better complexions. KO
DOL. JtfOK DYSPEPSIA will
digestwhat you eat and putyour
lback m r.ght shap to
lieves palpitation of the heart,
flatulence, sour stomach, heart
burn, etc. Sold by Allison's
Pharmacy.
WATAUGA.
Boone Democrat. May 10th.
The rye crop in the county is
most promising.
Democratic county convention
on Monday, May 21st.
Dr. C. J. Parlier was elected
mavor ot Blowing Kock and
president of the B. & B. R. turn
pike on last Monday.
On last Satu day W. It. Moody
sold his large boundary of land
on the Rich Mountain to R. Z.
Linnej. The land is to bs sur
veyed and Mr. Moodv will receive
$10 00 per acre for the same.
Considerable frost and slight
freeze on Tuesday morning,
which did considerable damage
to gardens, etc The day was
pretty and clear, but on Wednes
day morning we had a pretty
snow fall which lasted for more
than an hour.
Forest fires in Caldwell coun
ty last week did considerable
damage to timber, and we are
told that one man near Globe
iost foa dwelling and much of its
contents by the raging names
It took" strenuous efforts on the
pnrt of the neighborhood to save
other homes.
The work on the stone church
at Blowing Rock is progressing
nicely. The walls are now sever
al feet high, and the window and
door fra i es have all been set
The building will be a very com
modious one, and is indeed a
great departure from anything
i in the county, being built entirely
of rough surface atones.
Mrs. Mary Wilson died at the
home of her son, Andrew V ilson,
on r nuay morning ana was
buried on Saturday. For 87
descendants and near relatives,
who are among our btst people,
all of whom, with-many friends,
will long love and cherish the
memory of "Aunt Mary."
DEATHS FROM APPENDI
CITIS
decrease in he same ratio that
the use of Dr. King's New Life
Pills increases. They save you
from danger and bring quick
and painless release from con
stipationand the ills growing
out of it. Strength and vigor
always follow their use. Guar
anteed by VV, A. Leslie and
Johr Tulb druggists. 25c. Try
i them.
CATAWBA.
Newton Enterprise. May 10th.
The Catawba-County Stock
Improvement Companv had
quite an imposing street parade
in Newton Tuesday. i "
?Died, Sunday afternoon, near
the Little Mountain, Mrs. David
Drum, aged 82 years. She had
been an invalid for about ayear,
and her death was not unexpect
ed. Mr.M. M. Cline tells us that
he has a jugr of honey fifty-one
yea Mold. If anybody can fur
nish a jug of apple jack of equal
age, a merger of interests may be
quicky effected. ?
The Congressional convention
for this district will be held in
Lincoln ton July 2. Hon. E. Y.
Webb, in all probability, will
have no opposit on and will be
renominated by acclamation.
Mr. David Drum, the noted
blacksmith and story-teller of the
Little Mountain section, has sold
bis farm, which includes part of
the mountain, to the Graphite
Company operating in that sec
tion for $8,000.
Mr. George Bolick, who led
the county last year in the
amount of cotton per acre, tells
us that he hasn't anything to
brag on now but his chickens.
He has 125 hens, Brown Leg
horns and Black Spanish, that
lay him about six dozen eggs a
day, and one day he got eight
dozen and ten.
On Wednesday night of last
week there was a severe wind
storm in portions of Clines town
ship. Orchaid trees and forest
trees were blown down on a
good many farms. At Mr. John
Brown, Jr. s, an oak tree
smashed the L of his dwelling
bouse, and but for the stone
chimney which held up the tree,
the lamily would have been
killed, as they were sleeping in
that part of the house. Another
tree fell on a two-story granary
and demolished it.
CLEVELAND.
Shelby Star, May 11th.
The frost Tuesday and Wed
nesday nights did considerable
damage to the gardens and all
gr iwing vegetation, and in some
sectious the young cotton was
killed. The extent of the dam
age to the cotton crop cannot be
accurately estimated, bnt if it is
ery widespr ad, the price should
advance.
Mr. W. T. Powell, of No. 8
township, was here Monday.
de says his ground hog died last
week, and he gives notice to the
public that he cannot be respon-
ible for the weather any longer.
rlow about the ground hog's
death and that cold rain Mon
day is it possible that the pass
ing away of the former had such
a sudden and decided effect upon
the weather?
Mr. Mack Walker, a citizen of
the upper part of this county
was brought to jail Tuesday
night because of his dangerously
a a 1
insane condition. . Application
has been made for his admission
to the State Hospital at Mor
ganton, and he will be sent there
as soon as he can be admitted.
Mr. Walker is a son of Jonathan
Walker and is 45 years of age,
and has a wife and four children.
He has been insane for about a
month, but only dangerously so
or the past few days.
John Cook. Esq.. died at his
home in Burke county, nearZion
Hill, Mav 2nd, 1906. He lacked
only a few days of being 88 years
old. The deceased was the fath
er ot nine cnnareneiernc sons
and one daughter, all of whom
are livimr except one son, who
died a few months ago. Th
sons are as follows: Noah, (de
ceased! of Burke countv; A. J
J F. and Samuel of Burke; I. A.,
Jno. B., J. H. and D. D. Cook.of
upper Cleveland, and Mrs. L. J.
Howell of Shelby. He leaves 4
1111 J C " --
granacmiuren ana jo or more
irreat firrand:hildren. Mis re-
mains were laid to rest at ot.
- . " .... . . .
Faul on May 3rd in the presence
of a laree number of friends and
relatives, his pastor Rev. W. B.
Mull conducting the services
His funeral will be preached the
2nd Sunday in June at 11 o'clock
Gnnid takes a day ff when tbe
feminine match maker gets bay
STOMACH TROUBLES.
Mrs. Sue Martin, an
old and highly respected
rnsident of Faisonia. Miss
was sick with stomach trouble
for more than six months
Chamberlain's Stomach ana
Liver Tablets cured her
She 8avs:"I can now ea
anything I want -and am the
nroudest woman in the world
to find such a srood medicine.
For sale by W. A. Leslie
druffgist
. . i -- . i . j .
The ssason's first cold
mky, besljgEtJayLyield
to early treatment; but the
next cold will hang on
longer ; . it . will: be ;: more
troublesome, too. Un
necessary to take chances
on that second one." Scott's
Emulsion is a preventive
as well as a cure. , Take
SCOTT'S EjHUlI
when colds abound, and
you'll have no cold. Take it
when the cold is contracted
and it checks inflamma
tion, heals the membranes
of the throat and lungs
and drives the cold out.
Send for free sample .-
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists
409-415 I earl Street, Hew Tsrk
50c and $1.09 - - - All drngfltU
Death of Mr. Geo. F. Thomason.
For TheNews-Herald. .
Mr. Geo. F. Thomason died at
tbe State Hospital, Morganton, N.
Wednesday, May 9th, 1906, at
nine o'clock in tbe evening. He
bad been a great sufferer for near
three years with cancer of tbe
aw, bat was most patient through
out it ail. He was born ia Rowan
connty February 27tb, 1851, and
Dined the Reformed cLarch wbeu
S years old, under tbe preaching
of Dr. Clapp, of Newton, N. O.,
and lived as be died, trusting in
tho Lord. He was twice married
and leaves a yonng widow and nine
iviog children seven by bis firct
wife and two by his last. His last
wife before her marriage was Miss
Gleo Cox, daughter of Mr. G. G.
Cox. He also leaves four brothers
and three sisters and many rela
tives and frieads. Bis body was
aid to rest at Mountain Grove
cbarch Friday afternoon, the bnrf-
al eei vice being held at bis borne
by Bev. N. M. Modlin.
May tbe Lord bless his bereaved
family in their time of trouble.
A FBIEND.
The Twentieth of May at Charlotte.
Charlotte, May 3. Tbe commit
tee on program for tbe fonr days
eelebration beginning May tbe
21st, has made its report.
Monday, tho first day, tbe pro
gram will comiist.of an informal re
ception to all "Come -Homers'' at
the Manufacturers' Club at mid
day. JLue laaies consisting tne
Charlotte Woman's Clob will have
charge of this reception. In tbe
afternoon at 3 o'clock there will be
ballon ascension and at night a
Carnival of Lights will be the at
traction. Tuesday will be osbcred in iy a
gorgeous military paraae as 11
o'clock. Tbe veterans' drill will
take place at 1 o'clock and a bal
loon ascension at 3 o'clock. At 4
o'clock there will be an exhibition
drill by Company "E," the crack
cavalry troop. At 8:30 o'clock in
the evening tbe Marine Band will
give a special concert at the Acade
my of Music. r
On Wednesday the Floral Par
ade will be tbe initial feature. At
12:30 o'clock Hon. Champ Clark
will deliver bis oration at Vance
Park. In tbe afternoon and even
Ing, there will be concerts by the
Marine Band, Bed Men's Parade,
Fire Works and a balloon asceu-
8100.
Thursday will be Fraternal Day.
In addition to this a tournament
and firemen's drill will take place
Charlotte is preparing to enter
tain comfortably all visitors wbo
come within ber sates during tne
four days of ber big celebration.
N OT IF AS RICH AS ROCKE-
. FELLER-
' Tf xnn had all the wealth of
Rockefeller, the Standard Oil
magnate, you could not ouy a
i . . 1 2 1 I
nftTtpr mfiaicme ior uuww wm-
Blaints than ; Chamberlain's
olic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. The most eminent
physician can not prescribe a
hfitter nrer-aration 101 cone
an A diarrhoea, both for child
renand adults. The uniform
success of this remedy has
Rbnwn it to be superior to all
others. It never fails, and when
rftdiv.ftd with water and sweet
ened, is pleasant to take. Every
familv should be supplied with
it. Sold by W. A. Leslie, drug
gist.
Have you pains in the back
inflammation of any kind rheu
matism, fainting spells, indi
gestion or constipation, Jaoi'is-,
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea5
makes you well, keeps you welLt
35 cents. Tea or Tablets. ,W. A. j
Leslie, . , . ; y U: ii1
Bonds For Public Roads.
Many of the counties t b ough
oat the State have issued bonds
for tbe construction of macadam
and other good roads. The resolt
has been that these counties have
been more thoroughly developed
and become much more prosper
ous : than those counties wblfh
have been contented with , poor,
roads. The issuing of bonds by a
countv will mean bat a very small
increase in taxes, which as the
years go on, will be more than
conntei balanced by, tbe i large in
crease in tbe value of land and of
other taxable property. It is a
"fair and equitable arrangement
that future generations should
pay for a portion of the improve
ments of our public roads, as they
derive as great a benefit as the
present generation. Too many
have an idea that to bond their
connty will mean a very large in
crease in their taxes without their
deriving any material benefit from
the expenditure, not realizing that
the increase in the value of proper
ty, nnd the decrease in the cost of
maintenance of the roads and wear
and tear on horses, wagons, har
ness is so much money saved. Are
yon interested in good roads! II
so, all meetings in various sec
tions of yonr connty to discuss
this important question and also
the advisability of bonding yonr
connty for tbe purpose of raising
sufficient money to macadamize
tbe principal roads of your connty.
The members of the North Caro
lina Geological Survey will, as far
aa possible, meet your committees
and deliyer addresses in yonr conn
ties regarding the value of public
roads; the best methods of con
structing same and tbe issuing of
bonds. Tbe Geological Survey
will also assist in the construction
of the first mile of macadam by
famishing an engineer to give in
structions and superintend tbe
work.
Judges to Retire.
Statesvllle Landmark. 1 1th. ,
The Lord is always good to ns,
bat it seems He is extending His
mercies this year. The Landmark
published a staten ent a few days
a jo that a certain Sapeiior Conrt
judge, whose term expires with the
year, would not be a candidate for
rj-electior, whereat we expressed
gratification. The Judga in ques
tion is a good man, an uonoiaDia
maa, of correct habit p, bnt be is
nit halted to the wrk on tie
Saperior Court beuch and bis re
tirement is the best thing for bim
and tbe people. Naw comes tbe
news that another judge will rot
be a candidate f r re-electicn,
whereat we give an extra
wbobp or two for joy. He is a good ;
man and we wouldn't hart bis feei
ng (or th feelings of the first
mentioned, either,) bat tbe fact is
that he knows little law, lacks
decision and is utterly unfit for the
work. : Of correct habits, bono:
able and upright, it i;u'c pleasant
tonay these things, but it is wall
kno n, wherever be has held conn,
tnat he is entirely unsuited to tbe
work and his retirement is tbe
best thing for him and tbe people.
Now il Bob Peebles and a few
others we could mention wonld get
down the Superior Court bench
would be in very fair shape pro
vided, always, tbat Judge Shaw is
retained. -
A torpid, inactive liver can
produce more bodily ills than
almost anything else. It is
good to clean th system out
occasionally, stir the liver up,
aud get into shape generally.
The best results are derived
from the use of De Witt's Lit
tle Early Risers. m Reliable,
effective, pleasant pills with a
reDutation. .Never gripe. Jboid
by Allison's Pharmacy.
A Yaneev countv man took his
wife to a physician. The doctor
nnt a themometer in tbe womau'n
K
mi nth and after two or three mio
otes, just as the doctor was about
to remove the instrument, tbe man
who was not used tbe such a pro
longed filence on the part of bis
life partner, said: "Doctor, that'll
you take for that thin gl" Burns
ville Exgle.
CASTORIA
Por Infants and Children.
Tfc3 m Yea Kara Aiwajs Bought
Bears the
Senators of
Grove's Tasteless ClfateZ
lu stood tha test 25 years. Average Anrvusl Sales over One end a Hs!f tHHica
bottles. Does 'this record of merit appeal to you? NoCra No Pay.i 0
EtvctOSCQ wtta very
Bill Arp Said This.
"I never took a. paper tbat didn't
pay-me more than I paid for it.
One time an old friend of mine
started a paper way down South
and sent a copy to me and I sub
scribed just to lticonrage him and
after a while it published an order
to sell n lot at public auction. So
I inquired about tbe lot and told
a friend to run it up to $50. He
bid off the lot at 38 and sold it in
less than a month for $i00, so I
made $62 clear by taking trial pa
per. My father told me that when
he was a yonng man be saw a
notice in a paper that a school
teacher was wanted away off in a
distant country'; and he went and
got tbe situation, and a little giil
was sent to bim and after a while
she grew np sweet and beautiful
and be married ber. Now if be
had not taken that paper what do
yon suppose would have become of
me!" I would, have been some
other fellow, or maybe I wonld not
have been at all."
POSTMASTER ROBBED.
G. W. Fouts, Postmaster at
Riverton, la., nearly lost his
life and was robbed of all com
fort, according to his letter,
which says: "For 20 years 1
had chronic liver complaint,
which led to such a severe case
of jaundice that even my finger
nails turned yellow; when my
doctor prescribed E'ectric Bit
ters; which cured me we'l for
eleven years." Sure cure for
;Biliousness, Neuralgia, Weak
ness and all Stomach. Liver,
.Kidney and Bladder derange
ments, A wonderful Tonic.
At W. A. Leslie's and John
Tull's drug stores, 50 cents.
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fllLLINlRY
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Ladies Goods.
SEE MY NEW LINE
Mrs. A. E. Hicks.
BOQER, ROSEBROUQH & CO
Groceries. Fresh Meats.
ICE. FEED.
One Car Load
20,000 Pounds
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR.
It is the best of all good things
that come from the grocer. It
makes the most wholesome and
nutricious bread and thedainti
est cake and pastry- It is a
bread flour- It is a cake flour
It is an all round flour made
for you.
BOQER,
ROSEBROUQH,
& COMPANY.
potue is i ei vcnt pgawMsc w vrwv a
Mr. Merryman Got Gay and Also
. -in Jail. ;
Statesville Landmark, llth.- ;Vf"-A '
At Marion- Saturday Ua
States Commissioner Craig' bo
M. P. Merryman, of Virginia,
the next term of United Stt
court at Statesville, on the cha
of impersonating a United Sts
deputy marshal. ' Itj "is" alle
that Merryman secured a boj
sulpoena and in the-guise o
United States officer served
same on Bell Clare, of -McDov
county, citing her. to appear
Asnevitie ana give evidence in
certain criminal trial to be het
there. It is reported tbat
Clare woman acted upon the sui
mons and got as far as Old Ft
befoie she learned that she
b j
been imposed upon by Merry ms
In default of bond Merryman is
McDowell.coanty jail.
IT IS DANGEROUS TO NEC
LECT A COLD.
How often do we hear it rc
marked; "It's only a cold,
and a few days later learn thf
the man is on his back wit
pneumonia. This is of sue
common occurrence that a cole
however slight, should not b'
disregarded. Chamberlain'
Cough Remedy counteracts an
tendency of a cold to result ii
pneumonia, and has gained it
great popularity and extensiy
sale by its .prompt cures of thi
most common ailment. It al
ways cures and is pleasant t
take. For Bain by W. A. Les
lie, druggist i..5;f j
rs. James
HudsoD, 01
take a few
Green street, will
select boarders.
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