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, COBB.. Editor and Owner. THE BUR.KE COUNTY NEWS I ...,. Subscription Price $1 Per Year in Advance. THE MOKGAN iON HjCR.ALO j ",rl&tilualea ov. . if MORGANTON, N. C, JANUARY 25, 1912. No. c9. iHl T M- i . wn i Trnil I T T ivr SIMMONS RED Z Sour Belching, Pooe Appetite and Constipation, you need LIVER REGULATOR (THE POWDER FORM) I i I- sVccLt ii? ,. uuwcis, ;orous and cheerful. It is a e tonic lor a torpia nver. Helps digestion, makes you ."- ' . .. v .;M 1,' r-Tt A lull's 111 Ck 5oW ' Dealers. Price, Large Package, Sl.OO. vr :bf ;--::u:::c ::! the Red Z on the labeL If yon cannot cet it. remit to lawtmUKod J. H. Hill & CO.. Proprietors. St. Louts. Missouri Good Roads Support W. K. HOUK, :-;; Director and Emtalmer. Graduate of Vinati College of Embalming. xrracrieing: under State e. oiiers his services y public. MORGMON, N. C. :Hr3:faS Optician. Ives Carefully Tested. i;scs Fitted. Licensed by State Board. lilt Engines and Boilers. i S;xlO "'K" Peerless Engine :i Boiler on wheels. Good :;;jxlO Liddell Stationary En- -ear.:i .' n. r. toiler on . Complete rig. Price h 1') H. P. Boiler on sills. iv'.ere. A bargain at $125.- C. H. TURNER, Dealer in Machinery, STATESVILLE, N. C. If any citizen of this com munity cannot think of a good reason for supporting a move ment for good roads he will find it in the subjoined list. The state of Ohio during 1911 enacted a law revolutionizing methods of road construction and repair in that state. In furtherance of the good roads work in Ohio the Good Roads Federation has jsft. started a camnaifm rr r -o v. el constitutional amendment permit- finer VQ l'fMitiino t U J Decrease in state aid to road construction AL, D I As a part of its campaign the negro Population. Federation issued a bulletin giv- Washingtjn Correspondence of The News-Herald. lng the following TeaSOnS for In an address delivered at the suPPorting the project: Tulane University of Louisiana If you are a farmer, because in March, 1910, President Finley, yur farm will increase in value, of the Southern Railway Com- yu can raise mcra profitable pany, after pointing out that in -rPS, your cost of hauling- will the ten years from 1890 to 1900 be lower, you can market your the white population of the South Products who your prices are increased 25.2 per cent, while in oest yur children can get to the same period the negro popu- s -hool, your family can attend CLEAN OPEN RACE. lation of the section increased but 17.2 per cent, said: "Ther is reason to believe that the con ditions which affected the relative rates of increase of white and negro population in the South between 1890 and 1900 are still murch, your r hysician will be in closer touch with you, you oys and girls will stay on th-. farm, you will have better mail service, more social life, and happier conditions all around. If you are a merchant, because WANTED ! LU MB E R operative and that, as time goes roads enlarge your trading on, the negro population of the radius, and make it possible for section will constitute a decreas- purchasers to reach you every ing proportion of the whole." day in the year, and thereby in- This forecast is borne out by the crease your sales, statistics of white and negro por- If yu represent a chamber of ulation for 1910 iust made Dublic commerce or a board of trade, by the United States Census Cf- because the public roads are com- nee. I '"cicmi iccuci o lu uie ciues, anu In the States South of the Ohio every improvement of these roads and Potomac rivers and east of means a greater prosperity to the Mississippi, there was an in- the cities through increased agri- crease in the ten years between cultural production and greater 1900 nnr1 i?)in of 17.K tw ppnt in stimulus to all industries With Six or Seven Strong Candidates in the Field. "It is a clean, pen race with six or seven strong candidates in the field." With this statement Norman E. Mack, chairman of the Demo cratic National Committee, gave his view of the situation in the Democratic party and the con-tests-for thi prcsiciental nomina tion. Mr. Mack made the declara tion after a d.iy of conference with William J. Bryan and party leaders from all sections of the country, after tho meeting of the national committee in Washing ton. Friends of Gov. Woodrow Wil son. Champ Clark, Oscar W. Underwood and other candidate s considered as leaders in the ract were disturbed by reports that Mr. Mack and other party mana gers were lending their influence t support of Gov. JuJ-o Harmon, of Ohio. 1 iiere is no t report," sill M. aot elected eh..$- tional committe i to didate for any omce and I havr not been partisan to Governor Harmon's candidacv or that of any other man. I have disiussed the situation with loaders fror. several sections, but I have not given any on? more encourago- rrent tnan all the others in tne race." !U1 in em 2 , a "I v nof the n.-- U any can- Subscriptions to thY.M.C. A. To the Editor of The News-Herald: We deem it useless to go into a discussion of the value and im portance of a Young Men's Christian Association. World wide in its influence for good, it has reclaimed thousands of young men and boys from the paths of iniquity and changed them into good and useful men yea more, into upright, zealous christians. The young men of Morgan toil, inspired with the lofty purpose cf doing something for their fel lows hive organized such an as sociation in our midst and it i. up to the people of this com munity to give them aid and en couragement. They need a gymnasium appa ratus, gamas and recreative ex ercises, a library, papers and magazines. Money is rdso needed for payment of eoa!, liht?, water, :"o n rent aad j mi cor. A cormnilte-s felt th t f-.;r thi purpose he sum of $500.00 was -...y to put mo assoeiaiie. o i ii rcei. ii pares i: eanvius o. town has haon made and ) has b,;cn subscribed. I be v..l to state that soar e .subscribers st tint uUiV A to th: felt I hand after Sept. 15th 1 -f.ave a man on mv yarc ::.e old Piedmont Springe :p in ilorganton to meas-:-r.pav for all kinds ol :ber, green and dry. d cash prices paid for :e on delivery. Will ie any amount of mer nable lumber. 1. B. ATKINSON. -Y IN THE SOUTH :;tKe South grow, keep your mon ibae vhers it will benefit you and eBusiness Magazine '-oath's leading Business Journal tells I v to do it. It boosts Southern made a and those who handle same. : contains articles ot interest to Southern Merchant articles which. j -ctp ones business and make it profit- I u ., - J uvot liens ui ' H orld, condensed for the busy man. a $1.00 for year's subscription.' -usiness Magazine Co. Anoxville, Tenn, white population and an increase of only 8.7 per cent in negro pop ulation. The rate of increase in negro population for the United States, as a whole, from 1900 to 1910 was 11.3 per cent, as com pared with 18 per cent for the preceding ten years. In 1900 the negroes in the Southeastern States constituted 38.1 per cent of the total popula tion. In 1910 they constituted 37.9 per cent of the total. In iach of these States the negro population in 1910 constituted a smaller proportion of the total than in 1900 and in two of them Kentucky and Tennessee the ictual number of negroes was miller in 1910 than in 1900. The decrease in the negro popu If you are a highway official, because you are striving for bet ter methods of road construction and maintenance, and more ef ficient road administration. If you are a railroad man, be cause improved roads mean greater production, consequently more traffic, prevent freight con gestion, bring more industries, more roads, more tourists. If you are an automobile user, because you can get the benefit of your machinery every day in the year, your repair bills will be lower, longer and better tours wdl be possible at all seasons of the year. If you are a dealer in farm products and implements, be cause you can receive the pro- Yes, The Merchant Has a S?:r:p. Home City Tribu-ie. "YeV remarked the country merchant to the newspaperman, I certainly hove a snap. The wholesale houses send me dun? every month and draw on me at sight: but if I send a bill to a armer he comes in swearing mad and quits t ad ing at my store. While I am hard up for money, many of those who owe me are sending cash in advance to mai! order houses. If I contribute money to any cause, people say I am bidding for trade: if I don't they say 1 am a hog. E very day I am expected to dig up for every thing that comes along, from a f the 1 . ii ma it necessary Wo-uia increase i. heir subscription. Tne following is a list of those T,rVi-- V-3-n c-'i for" ci'iariKr rl sn: tne amount: I. E. Ei-win, :V M. Kistler, Dr. I. M. T ivlor, WEBSTER'S NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY ;r1E MFRRiAM WFB5TFR Djy New unabridged dic aonary iQ many years, stains the pith and essence p -.uwiiiaaig uuicuji erS GVfiTtr flolrl rt trnnnrl . j J UV1U VTA ase- An Encyclopedia in a P8gle book. ;? Dictionary with the irLwrds. 2700 Pages. ui IUustrations. Cost nearly a minion ?niio.o I tel1 yu about this most artable single volume. Write for sample pages, f uU par ticulars, etc. Name this paper and we wm send free a set of Pocket Haps &C. MerrUmCo. Jr. ti ation of Kentucky in the ten ducts and deliver the implements years amounted to 23,050, or 8.1 at all times. i ii j - I If vnn are t rnVUcViar nr prli- npr cent, ana tne decrease m ii j Tennessee was 7,155, or 1.5 per tor, because improved roads make The Census Office states the crease advertising by stimulating npwpntasres of negroes to the commercial enterprises, ana oe r " I ji a. iL. total noDulation in these States cause roaa improvement is me as f ol-1 most important economic ques in the two census years lows: 1900 Virginia 35.7 North Carolina 33.0 South Carolina 58.4 Georgia 46.7 Florida 43.6 Kentucky 13.3 Tennessee 23.8 Alabama 45.2 Mississippi 58.5 DR.BELL-3 ANTISCEPTIC SALVE Is Kood for anything for which a salv is indicated Such as pimples, b'acfe heads, sores, chaps, ulcers, tuabur and all skin affections 15c at all dealers. Keeping Fit For Work! Worse than the discom fort, worse than the bother tion of the age. If you are a manufacturer of road machinery or road ma terials, because road improve ment means more business. If you are the proprietor of a hotel, because improved roads mean more tourists and more commercial travel. New Eng land, with its system ot gocd roads, gets S60.000.000 a year 56.2 from tourists alone. If you are a banker, because good roads will increase agn culture, commerce, and manufac ture, depositors, deposits, ar d dividends. If you are a prorissive citi zen, because you cannot progress sd long as your state and nation remain in the mud. 1910 32.6 31.6 55.2 45.1 41.0 11.4 21.7 42.5 Dr. C. E. R-3- Jno. M. Mull, C. Chaffee. VV. C. Ervin, J. R Clodfelter, Lazarus Bros., C. P. Grier, F. McKesson, J. McNiughton, sirs. Hughson, I. F. Jones, $25.00 20 Oe 20. 0C 15. 0 15.00 An Iconoclast. "All over Europe my wife has made enemies by boldly doubting cherished traditions," said the traveler, "but her si.."! ticissi respecting Alfred the Great eiv,.oroiled her in the most serious dif ficulty. An old gentleman who s&t with thin, blue fingers spread above the fftf-ble blaze from which my wife, red tiered and shivering, endeavored to ?xir;ict a little warmth, expatiated on the calto-l.urning. episode. Said my wire al..ntly: 'Don't tell me that 3ld jam -t. r.in, please. I don't believe a v.ci'd (J. it.' "' Vriiy not?" he demanded. " 'Uscause,' she said, 'there never svas a fire in England hot enough to burn cakes.' "H?r retort did for the old gentle ;"'. what the first had failed to do, it r.a::c him hot, but even so, he never 'oiLuve her." Incumbrance. "No," said Mr. Cumrox; "I don't h cli3 least disapprove of my daughter's rrt:u'i-ymg a title." "iiit you seem dissatisfied." "1 am. What I object to is the fel to..' iimt gfes with rnoans nrrve pain. .', litl-I'ain I'ills trive relief. Dr. Absolutely Pure The only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream cf Tartar flO ALUM, NO LIME PHOSPHATE Character's Commercial Value. Character has commercial value and sometimes men are honest ac cording to law solely because it is politic, or polite, according to social requirements because it pays. But the honesty and courtesy of such men are not virtues. They are handmaid ens of covetousness. They contribute nothing to seU'-reFpect. Thev have no moral content, and serve only to aid In bolstering up a vicious char- .acteristic. However, it is a tribute 'to the kingliness of character that, either for its market value or tie cause of its inherent worth, men clothe themselves in its appearance when they r!o not seek the substance. From "1'he Sixth. Sense," by Charles II. Drent. idjUKU yr it Doctors Could Not Help Mrs. Tcmpleton Regained I lealth through Lydia E. Llnldians Compound, H. TI J ore an. Toe Kjal lander Jerom ? L. i. AV .V -!t r.an, D L raffle ticket to a church F. Davi F. Divis the people who say I ougnt to bscause they do their trading here; but my friends, Skeers and Chawbuck, neither buy ticket- nor help tne claureli tunds, ar.o yet get cash in advance business, and if I were to circulate a sub scription papsr among th whole sale houses I trade with I would get the laugh proper. "If I sell a pair of pants I mu;t treat the family to candy and cigars; if I buy a load of patatocs I must do the same. Customers who are able to pay, hang onto their money, while I pay 8 per cent at the bank to get ready cash. I have a big business during hard times and poor crops from neoule who are wilting to trade with me providing I can duplicate catalog prices and wait until after harvest for my money. "My scales weigh too heavy when I sell sugar and to3 h'aht when I buy butter. I am a thief, a liar and a grafter. If I smi! T am a soft-soaDy hynocnt?: it I don't smile I am a grump. "Yes, this certainly is a snap And then he looked over $10,- 000 worth of book accounts, all ffood. and wondered how he could raise $350 to a meet sight draft tc marrow. A MEDICINE. That lives ten years must have merit. Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey has Deen sold for sixteen years, and sales nave increased e ery year, fco you run no risk. We guarantee it. At all dealers. AseviUV Record. The Citizen says the police de- - . . . i - i i . a i :ii J o oeq of a cold is the aown-ngni partmenr in Asnevme mauc o,o , .-i. ,miir wnrK arrests last year, an average of lldllli 11 VXVWKJ J ing power. Take a box ot ADS Cold and Grippe Tablets. almost nine a day and the largest number of arrest's in the history of the city. A GIRL'S WILD MIDNIGHT RIDE To warn people of a fearful forest : h r.atstrtlla a vounsrgirl rode When you feel a cold coming horseback at, On StaV in at night. Take areoften saved by Dr. King's New Oil Stay i" ""."P., t I in rnriner lunar trouble, u lris. which m-rht have aa in rnnsumotion or pneumonia -Tt -nrpd me of a dreadful cough and lung disease," writes W. T. Patterson, Welti ngton. Tex., ' after four in our family had died with consumption, and JNOtning so sure Take! oWotc as directed. In tlic tawivvj the morning you will feel fine. Sor sale only by DUrlL UaUVJ Twined 87 pounds." ' " and safe for all throat and lung trou- irrrtrni un'fl rif?ir CVC GB1VE L, r,w fV. and Sl.OO; Trial bot- ad, D. d. r. SJivis. or M Sero;;gs. D J. W. Yen L. A. Ki.;eai L I. C. Miller, U. C.;Miiler, A. C. Avery, Jr., Rus?e" Gree-1, X. II. Cox, C. F. Kirksev, Lloyd Webb, C. A. Spencer. E. McK. Goodwin, M. M. Bost. E. M. Hairfield, J. F. Spainhour, T. L. Sigmon, Lewis Beach, E i Kirksey, T. L. Hemphill, J. D. Bowman, N. II Hall, F. T. Clark, F. W. Hossfeldt, f XX. X Ul.LV.l, R. L. Dale, H. G. Bowden, F. C. Berry, R. L. Huffma", J. P. Gib!?. Mrs. R. F. G - p, Harry MeNauMon, C. D. Forney, J. A. BesN 10.00 io. or 10 or 10.00 10. CO 10.00 10.00 10.00 10 00 10. CO 5.00 5. CO 15. CO 5.00 5.0C 5.00 5.00 5.00 5 00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.0U 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.0C 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5. CO 5.0C 5. Of; 5.00 5.C0 5.00 5.00 5.C0 5.00 2.00 1.00 1.C0 Ilojper, Nebraska. "I am very glad ,c tell now Lydia E. Fir.kham's Vegetable Horn pound has helpsd m ?. For five years I sutured from fe-nale troubles so I was :car o - ly able to do my woi k. I took doc tor,' medicines end used local treatments but vas not helped. I had such awful bearir.? down pains and my back was so Tretk i ccnld hardly walk and could not :ide. I cf ten had to sit up nights to sleep '.nd r:-.y friends thought 1 could not live long. At my request my husband got me a bottle cf Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg etable Compound and I commenced to :aka ;t. By the time I had taken the jcventh bottle my health had returned end J began doing my washing and was a well womc n. At one time for three weeks I d'd ill the work for eighteen boarders with no signs of my old trouble return ing. Many have taken your medicine r.f tcr seeing what it did for me. I would -iOt take $1000 and be where I was. You Lave my permission to use my name if it will aid anyone." Mrs. Susie Tem fleton, Hooper, Nebraska. ThePinkham record is a proud and peer less one. It is a record of constant vie- Woman s Povjcp VonLin's r to awaken ;oct ''.onoiis criBVir. ad h.H the cure c-.d v.-or!iiy asr. ! j-) ons the vy' thou; metitf spec;i late-, edv:t.c yor : as a ,1 r.t is tne pcrer honest lova 8 i! Etill Jovci :n, .- '.he heart a;' my !7crs fiom v.'. i.k- spcclsl woaiaalj ;ir o sway the heai of '.::Tcrs and shs 1 . ;cs .ic;s, 1 er amiafcri-ty woman. Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo. N.Y.. with physicians, has prescribed for and cured many s cievked a successful ; emedv for woman's ail- .; 15?. Heres's Favorite rreseription. It is a positive sses cad disorders peculiar to women. It purifies, regu heais. Lletlicine dealers sell it. No honest dealer will substitute in crdcr tc make a little larger profit. S WEAK 7"Or,IEK" STRONG, PIcssz F. Hats regulate and strengthen Stomach, Liver and Bowels. torv over the obstinate ills of woman ills that deal out despair. It is an established fact that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta ble Compound has re stored health to thou sands of such suffer ing v-'ornen. Why don't you try it if you i redsucha medicine i .ywa e piukham Wn OA sfS In) Whether you Trant to tour Texas for fileasurs, or investigate the farm and business opportunities there, this is your one great chance to jo at the uast cost. Tourist fares toTexas now ia effect daily via Memphis an J Cotton Belt Route r $32.S0 37.90 53.1S 34.50 43.20 41.03 Fares from: Birningliesi Atlanta Cbattanoogo To & Mc:j;aery Dalton&Rom Dallas, Kouaton FLWorthorVVacoZ7.20 $33.90 Austin,Tex S2.C0 39.30 El Paso 52.85 59.55 Galveston 29.20 35.80 SanAngelo 37.S0 44.60 San Antonio.... 35.75 42.45 Tourist tickets on sale from practically all point9 in Ihe Southeast, to Texas. Stopovers allowed free, on both going and returning trip-and you can . 'e t .1 . ii in i stay auiBtnter ii you wisn-ior tne y&pf Wri from your I E. H. Sctton, DiT. PssMJWf r Aer.t, H. E. M! fn, Pauezger Ar: - 103 W. S.h tl.. C azittaooEa. Tci.n. Return limit is June ls. fgBSiM tB today I will tell you exact far &23i$Js? J town and make v r schecule fie.- ft ss 3 v OOOOOOOOOODOODOi o w D o o o a a o a D O 3 o o t ; o THIS SPACE. We have secured this space for one year and we intend to fill it each week with a list of bargains in You will find it to your interest to watch this. Remember we wriie Fire Insurance. leoooooooooooooo m o o o o o o o o o o o o o a o o o wmmm mmmm & realty company. FRED L. HUFFMAN, Manager. yC. .KZ S o a 'X GQQQOQQOi mi 2OO0OOOO0GODOOO0OOI2 , "' V '-! f' V" $126.00 is m ;C.t-.3 i.s still neerled Can't you subscribe to t worthy cause? Can't i u r,gi J.i ...juyavyyCTwy- au1 you give something to lift some Morgan ton has never faltered in her life: she cannot anord to falter now. Respectfully, The Committee, P. S. Serul subscriptions to J. D. Bowman. Sec. & Tress., or tc Jno. M. Mull. Chairman, . send them now, if you please, "JO, "1 I. i anon i.a -" High School MORGANTON, N. C. COLDS VAM3H. The Sensible Oternlii remedy for Sensible People After 'sou hve upset your stomaii with r 11.4. nnvners ant vile nostruirs and sMll -et;iin iT?irs-;ion of that terri ble cold do what thousands of sensible neople are doing Do this: Into a bowl throe ouarters full of boil- inor v?ter lw.ir a scant teasooonful cf HYOMKI (frciiouncrt ir High-o-tne) cover he-'id an-' l.-o-.vl with a towel ard breathe for liv Miinis southing, healing vajn r that urises. 1 lien gvibea ard aw;i!;o with a dear head to 'be nwn ntr HYOMEI docs not corti i .pUi::i. c-;tin r nv ... i ... f- T I T ' . . T7. T harntul ilii'.L', i me "i 1110 Tnhalent costs 5) cents at Ie.'"e'9 Drug Store and d; ugjists everywhere. Guaranteed for catarrh, asthma, croup 1 1. Next term of five months opened Jan. 1, 1912. 2. Tuition per month $3.00 to $4.00. No fees. 3. Students fitted for any college in the State. P Address L. PATTON. M :t ; Springfield. UiH.p ftUIBULMU 0 MUX til- ; r:;::nteed W. A. Leslie 1 and catarrhal deafness. rSrwirl n Nothinf DUX Xno 6IW ut.
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