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THH NEWS-HERALD.
T. G. COC",
Editor leg Owner.
THURSDAY. APRIL 4, 1912.
in I
opposed
to
aiding New England and
t-v North in so using the
tariff as to put down the
price of the things they
us whether
;-ft-(Xl lets Ot
from
ou
th.v v.- ihe
car i'.'ins or fort 'Ms,
aa.I io pat up the price
ci the tilings we buy
from them. Denuncia
tion and opposition of
n;e for assuming this
allit'ro I regard as a
h'.dgo of honor. Sena
tor Sinuno.-?.
Lieut.-iov. Newland has good
ground for a suit for damages
against the Raltigh News and
Observer. In last Sunday's issue
Glen Alpine Jottings.
North Catawba Notes.
Correspondence of The News-Herald.
A man told me the other day
of that paper, the interview in tto tart
- o . -w . i I . . Tk 1 1
which the Lieutenant-Governor located ot the western rieamoni
states that hewi.l not be a can- section. He
dictate for the Democratic nom- heaitn and water, no place in the
inaticn for Governor, is accom- State will equal it. A man will
. , , -.11 i i. live 10 years longer here and en-
pamedbya double column cut -0vyehis foe more than in any other
yitT t i ITT . f i i ni i T CM Z1 msisw
or .Lieutenani-uovernor vv. j. part oi tne state. i wasmuicca-New.and"-the
picture of agood Swis
looking man but not that of Mr. the best to'wn jn the State a
Newland. The picture shows a wide awake energetic progres-
, n i j j tt. 't if I sive peple but the mosquitoes
bald-headed man. Even if Mr. , t ni ht came near do.
Newland is a married man, he ing me up.
has a fine head of hair. Morganton has on y to reacn
onr. and ciaim ner uw. ncn
will she awake to her possibilities
New York JufVe Assigns Tar Keel and onnortumties. A modern
nr - nr-j w. nrnA nrutn-riatft. well-eaumDea in every
iu.raa iu icicuu icgiu vuaijvu -t- - - ,
h ,i respect nosteiry wouiu ue uue uj.
With Mnroer. the means, and others would fol-
Xow York Dispatch, March 30th. l
For the first time, so far as is Mr. J. D. Pitts is rapidly re-
known in the legal history of the building his mill plant and when
country, a woman lawyer today done it will be larger than the
was assigned as chief co;ael to JSSiSSSi taJtoeaST"
del end a prisoner accuseu or inui- j?umor has it that quite a num-
der. The attorney is Miss Lucile ber of new dwellings will be
Pnoh. more than ordinary good erected here this year. Among
that he is not in the race for Gov- looking, and a member of the them, Mr. J. H-
f North Carolina. To a exclusive Pugh family of North UD.to-date, modern house.
representative of that paper he Carolina. Ihe person she will Mr j D. pjtts on a fine location
defend is L.eKoy romciexter, a near his mill plant win erect a
hn wnc arrrsatfiri" fnr shoot- niffi home.
2 ueaeu ivoi to enter , j, n Our county fathers are taking
the race for Governcr this time , , ' " into consideration the building
for the reason that there seems white man, on March after a bridffe aCross the Catawba
that Mr. dispute growing out of a crap nt wi,at ;s known as the White
-ised the gam3. Poindexter also came from ford, which is in a direct line to
Kit. KJTLAK!) HOT IN THE RACE
Lieutenant-Governor W. C.
Newland, passing through
Raleigh last Saturday, authorized
theN
to be an unuorstanang
Craisc was virtually pro:
nomination x our years ago, and Noth Carolina, where it is said the Linville section. With this
t;:a: i y rii.t oi h:s parly service, . , , . ti, hrirltre and one over Linville it
i . I A11f':i A'f f" U 1 I I II IIH II" II I - iy
no "3 ciuui
bv accisn-!
tne nomination
I am further family
will give those people an outlet
they have lor. g needed. lNotnm;
:he peace and the
now never over
aay,
TllltV
5 " J
1
moved to take tins course because When arraigned before Judge w;jj uild up a county more than
my entrance
have predpit
have disturb-,
tranquility tl
cur a ui-a o .iuy. i liiucu pre- iwu uu iuw w w , The closmsr exercises
fer to see an aosoluteiy unitea Judge awann sent for Miss Pugh w51i i-e soms time next month
n ir e coming campaign oWMf no wnnld nndprtnke TVTr P f! Tallpnt. on iroinsr
eh a resp. Shfi consented, and into his smoke house Monday
ti i tn.ivnin(r mpt with miite a sur-
iros ir occicrnpn rnfl as. iuj"""w - -1
nrise
liirnniptif cnrrvinp with it a Tee -r
Correspondence of The News-llera'.d.
The school at Amherst Academy
closed last Saturday night. Every-
horlv renorts a e:ood time. Ihe
npp-rn ministrel was very good.
The McCall and Smith string band
furnished music.
Mr. Ora Benfield has been vary
sick for the past week, but we
are glad to hear that he is lm
nrnvino- ranidlv.
Miss Grace Tilley is very sick
at this writing1.
Mr. Parks Gwaltney left last
Monday for California, where he
will make his home far awhile.
The farmers are interested in
a telephone line from Rutherford
College to near Amherst Acad
emy, which will be built right
away. Also, there will be one
built from Hudson, N. C, to the
same point, which will be a great
help to our community.
There will be a public debate at
Amherst Academy April 20th,
1912. Every body invited.
Mr. Frank Smith has been
elected secretary and treasurer
of North Catawba Sunday school.
There will be a box supper at
Amherst Academy about the last
Saturday night in this month.
The farmers are behind very
much breaking corn land.
Rev. A. V. Setzer. of Maiden,
N. C, has an appointment at
North Catawba church the first
Saturday and Sunday in this
month.
Mr. Joe Whisnant, sen of Mr.
E. S. Whisnant, is expected home
in a few clays from Florida.
Wheat in this section is begin-
ing to stretchy up and show its
color very rapidly.
The Sunday school at North
Catawba church is increasing
some.
"April 2, 1912. Sambo.
HO QUZ STRON&EiS THAI! BIS STOMACH.
recent medical wr. er says: every fef'otJ 3 . affected accordingly.
tomach (through the system ui n. v CORtinues, so we may be
" TT on to show that the stomach is
i. v,o vital renter of the body
.V IB W - .
said to live through) tne scomu. , t. consequent indigestion
trrr whkh resalt therefrom,no
medicinl can be better suited as a curat.ve agent than w
Dp. Piers&'s Golden Meat?
" Several momns ago i-', " Vr tvi .trkkn. of
v ,-'
Mrs. Murken-
tinder
Corona
w hat was the matter with rise.
sev-
know
I tried several medicines
T wtct tn f IT. WHS I11V
but they did me no poou. f,"" " When-
liver. I did not dare to eat as it made me worse. ut-Yf
ever I swallowed anything it si that I would fant-it
hurt so. 1 grew very thin and weak from not eating. VV as
liun.-u. x fc . ' . HinHiVnl Dis-. overv. I TOOK
BIG CROWDS
Have Attended the B i e
Spring
Easter
SonX. nlftuns better from
XIJtT I am strong and well and cm ;dc ja bjB
? ? rln v's work With ease, t an eao every -":'' V V-
fesh wonderfully. I will say to all suuerers n w -Pierce.
lie has my undying grati uUde.
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Tonguclcss Disc Harrows,
Peg Harrows, Walking and
Riding Corn Planters, Walk
ing and Riding Cultivators.
0 tne race would q,VK-m in Hprtpral Spssions. to- o-onrl rnnrl nnd hrids-es.
itea a hot li.Jht ana I i -b;a.i- aa not I The nipn Ah-iinp HiVh School.
j. uiuuv.w. - - - , , ,
id announced that he m spite ot measeis ana oiner
i i araw uacKs, win &nuw a
to ernploy counsel Perau T d- exi
and besides,
excellent
my
parry
i x i 1 w '- v. v v 1 1
Mr. Crrig will m
executive. He has l:cen
second choice for the vast
years, Nov. land being mv ihst.
I have had a gr ar many offers
of support from all over the State
and to these i'riends I want to
tour
exnress
and gratirr.de.'
ill;- i i.
appreciation
ine .ev.-s ana
Observer
UiiU
accorc taau
"declaration th
see tae r
w ill le taken
2Jx
Xewland's
he prefers to
"V;-" ": T O 1 0" r,Q"pp
ircni mm at it
Lrue vaiae. iiM
to whom he gives
ll-J IU LilC Ct.Li i.iUC ciiiU
him ako, he doesn't know how
to be selfhh."
the centleman
A VX-a
Several of his hams were
-i i .i
rrnna IliIT WilC fnilslllPri i i i V
ot t-oOO irom the btate. bne then flustrated. Visions of spring
formally entered the plea of not cabbage and ham had gene up
o-niitv. in smoke. One consolation-
Miss Pugh is an ardent suffra- tne suck uuck am not taKe an
...ii -ii j i--i i.j uis mem.
getie ana ner goou iooks creausu TvTr w n p;tts . veTnnfipllinir
adds somewhat a sensation when she his store prorerty and when done
came into court. She aftects a and painted will be quite an lm-
somewhat mannish stvle of attire, nrovement
-Mrinff n swnllnwtnil oi nnH a Easter services will be held at
!,-,, , . the Methodist church Easter
derby. Pomdexter seemed great- o T t u unuin
iy pieusea uei me ucliuii ux uie JAP
court, and whispered to the at- Glen Alpine, N. C. , April 3,
tendant who had him in charse 1912,
that if his lawyer could not get
him acquitted he "deserved to be
electrocuted."
"My little son had a very severe cold.
I was recommended to try Chamber
lain's Coug-h Remedy, andj before a
small bottle was finished he was as
well as ever," writes Mrs. H. Silks,
29 Dj'iinj Street, Sydne3', Australia.
This remedy is for sale by all dealers.
it!
Ml FENCING.
NISSEN
BUGGIES.
ACTUAL STARVATION.
Ar.l J
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been ai
louncl ni
cra:s s-hundred
P
'Governor
i over the
Hickory io Have Laymen's Movement.
iiU kory Correspondence, April 1st.
Hickory is making elaborate
Facts About Indigestion and Its Relief
That Should Interest You.
Although indigestion and Dys
pepsia are so prevalent, most
people do not thoroughly under
. til i.iiO'. .
s candidacy, had it preparations for the Laymen's stan(j their cause and cure. There
need, would
GENTLEMEN !
Farmers, Breeder-, a:id L:a-er of
0'j'jd JJ arses .-
We, W. H. Avery and W. W.
Wilfong, call your attention to
our Standard Dr-cd Saddle and
Driving Slalliou
High Genu Gay, Jr.
His register number is 2,827, a
son of old High Gend Denmark,
one of Kentucky's most famous
horses.
This horse will make a short
season, beginning about April
1st, and running to about May
10th, in Burke county. Terms of
season Slo.00.
Mr. N. N. Colrad wull have
charge of the horse. Address
him at Morganton or phone Har
rison Avery tor particulars.
You make no mistake in breed
ing to this handsome horse.
VV. H. AVERY,
VV. VV. VVILfONG.
would nave
r.y distinguished Demo-
ncrting it. He has
and thousands of warm
v ;1 ..!
political
Missionary Convention to be held
in the Corinth Reformed Church
on Wednesday and Thursday,
April 17th and 18th. A fine pro
gram is being arranged. Two
speakers already secured are Dr.
higbert W. Smith of Nashville,
one ot tne Xuissionary secre
taries of the Southern Presby-
L.cd St.,e, Senator Reid of Nashvffle. at the head
frcm Tennessee, died in Washing- of the Laymen's movement in
to with- the M. E. Church. South. Others
Hen.
senior
IT L. TAYLOR PASSES;
Robert Love Taylor,
ton
ibh
stand the shock of an operation are President Apple of the Re-
performed last Thursday,
x mwi.:s uuw
formed Woman's College, Fred
..V.V nTrl TV. T T 1.
iU,W1' "c fnvrl. nf XWnlV
11 4L. i- ' "
v.iv.u to ct.x in. ciuiv, There will be no admission fee.
ii it . I '
because ne puiycci nis way into an(j all are invited.
the hearts of his violin where-
ii cuiiiyoiiu, vvuboijears Dr. T,en (i. P.rono-fctnn
ing before a large audience in
tional House of Repesentatives, the auditorium in Raleigh Sunday
thrice Governor of Tennessee, aiternoon on tne question, "The
ha had served in the U. S. Senate ?c?d's Neelf Ien'" declared
xne political parties were
nng their search liorht
the across America in the effort to
aractcrs the and men who could get votes
-ft I and he honed that thA Tlom
w L " . w .m.. v.iuvviaLl
partj', with which he had always
been identifield, would have the
wisdom to nominate Woodrow
Wilson. This expression produced
applause. Dr. Broughton,
prominent Baptist minister, for
years a pastor in Atlanta, is en
route to London, where he has
accepted a pastorate,
since January, uo
en;
or was cue oj
inal ci
South
man of polish and ability, yet he
made himself at heme with the
humblest of the people, and the
1.1 -T 1 . "
people ioveu n:m, as was evi
denced by the honors bestowed
upon him ail through his life.
He was not only a good fiddlei
and a seed mixer but also a most
entertaining writer and lecturer.
y to the
Fid-
Who that didn't cr
fullest his lectures on ''The
die end the Bow" and other sub
jects.
And hh
writings are
among the gems of our literature.
Sweet peace to his ashes.
Iowa's CLaaijioa Srsad Baker.
Little Lois Edmonds, who won
the title cf champion bread-baker
cf Iowa in a contest in which
she had ! i, 000 competitors, ha?
been on a visit to President Tafi
m Washington. Incidentally
she vent into the White House
kitche i to give the 'chefs there
some pointers in maicino- douh
and bakirg broad. Th Iowa
contest was among the school
children ana the interest was
state-yiue. Alter Aiiss Lois had
won me victory, President
I aft extendea her an invitation
to visit him. She did so nnri
received nis perscnai congratula
tions. Her expenses were paid
Dy tne congressmen ot low
;:ca h fear oi t:v'id
r
i-.n
a.
rr s: :it : - n ; -
and the president declared h
had never tasted better.
Tor rheumatism vou will find noth-
.nj; l etter than Chamberlain's Lini
ment, Try it and see how quickly it
,aves reiiet. r or sale ty all uealers,
Call Fer Republican Primary an
County Convention.
The Republican State convention foi-
the election of delegates to Republi an
convention for nomination of a candi
date for President having been called
to meet in Raleigh early in the month
of May, and the Republican convention
for this Congressional district for th;
election of delegates to the National
convention and nomination of a candi
date for Congress having been called t3
meet in Hickory on the day previous to
the convention in Raleigh, it is neces
sary that we hold an early convention
for ele-tion of delegates to these two
conventions.
Therefore, a County Convention for
this county is hereby called to assemble
in Morganton, on Saturday, the 27th
day of April, 1912, at 1 o'clock p. m.
The primaries of the various town
ships and precincts will call and hold
their township primary at the usual
voting places on Saturday, the 20th dav
of April, iyi2, at which they will select
delegates to the County Republican
Convention to be held in Morganton o;
the 27th day of April, 1912.
t w JN0 M- MULL,
J-vo. W. M rtin. Chairman,
fcerretary.
is no reason why most people
should not eat anything they
desire if they will only chew it
carefully and thoroughly. Many
actually starve themselves into
sickness through fear of eating
every good-looking, good-smelling,
and goon-tasting food, be
cause it does not agree with them.
The best thing to do is to fit
yourself to digest any good food.
We believe we can relieve Dys
pepsia. We are so comment ot
this fact that we guarantee and
promise to supply the medicine
free of all cost to every one who
will use it. who is not perfectly
satisfied with the results which it
produces. We exact no promises,
and put no one under any obliga
tion whatever. Surely, nothing
could be fairer. We are located
right here and our reputation
should be sufficient assurance of
the genuineness of our offer.
We want every one troubled
with Indigestion or Dyspepsia in
any form to come to our store
and buy a box of Rexall Dyspep
sia Tablets. Take them home and
give them a reasonable trial, ac
cording to directions. Then, if
not satisfied, come to us and get
your money back. They are very
pleasantto take; they aid to soothe
the irritable stomach, to strength
en and invigorate t ;e digestive
organs, and to promote a healthy
and natural bowel action, tlnr.
leading to perfect and healthy di
gestion and assimilation.
A 25c package of Rexall Dys
pepsia Tablets furnishes 15 days'
treatment. In ordinary cases,
this is sufficient to produce a
cure. In more chronic cases,
longer treatment, of course, h
necessary, and depends upon tho
severity of the trouble. For sue) 1
cases, we have two larger sizes
which sell for 50c. and $1.00.
Remember, you can obtain Rexall
Remedies in this community only
at our store The Rexall Store.
W. A. Leslie.
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MORGANTON
ARE
CO.
Spring Opening
LADIES' & MENS'
Low Shoes.
fRESH nsn.
mm
PHONE 99.
From now" on I will keep Fresh
Fish every day except Sunday
and Monday. The Shad season
is coming in and I expect a few
Shad in every shipment. Will
make brice as low as possible.
Large Ros Shad
Large Buck Shed
Entirely to the Goed.
Charlotte Observer.
The Waynesville Courier
presents cuts showing the five
best and the five second best
ears of corn exhibited at Waynes
ville on seed corn day. They
look better thsn faces of candi
dates to us.
Just another way of saying
"more corn is good politics."
Well, them's our sentiments.
Waynesville Courier.
And ours, too.
You will look a good while before
yo'i find a better medicine for coughs
anl colds than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. It not only gives relief it
cures. Try it when you have a cough
or cold, and you are certain to h
pleased with the prompt cure which it
will effect, for sale by all dealers.
75c.
50c.
Last week of Oyster Season.
I appreciate your oiders.
THOMAS LOWDERMILK.
S i'Atesville, N. C, Office of Col
lector of Internal Revenue, March 22,
1912 The interests of Nathaniel
Keaton, Eliza Jane Farree and Epsy
Ann Leo in the following described
tracts of land seized and levied on under
warrant of distraint for the non-payment
of assessed taxes due, will be
sold as provided by Section 3197, Re
vised Statutes, at public auction on
Saturday at 12 o'clock M., on April 20,
1912, in front of the Court House door
at Morganton, N. C, to-wit:
1ST TRACT: A certain piece or par
cel of land lying on the outskirts of
Morganton, "in Burke County, State
of North Carolina, lot No. 13, and front
on Walton street: Beginning on a stake
at intersection Canton and Walton
streets and on north side of Walton
street, west side of Camp street, runs
north with Camp street 150 feet to a
stake at 'enter section' of Camp and
Pearl streets; thence north 88 west
with Pearl street 30 feet to a stake on
said street, north-east corner of lot No.
13; thence south with said line 150 feet
to a stake, south-east corner with said
lot and on edge of Walton street, thence
south 89 east 30 feet with said street to
the beginning, being lot No. 12 shown
by blue print surveyed by R. Williams
Oct. 2, 1903; deed to Nathaniel Keaton
dated Oct. 10, 1908, by Manly Mc
Dowell and wife, Lillie F."
2ND TRACT. A certain piece or
parcel of land lying on the outskirts of
Morganton, in Burke counly, North
Carolina, the same being acquired by
an action in the Superior Court for
said county, wherein appear Eliza Jane
Farree and Epsy Ann Leo as petition
ers, and Cordelia Keaton and husband,
N. T. Keaton, as defendants as re
ported on March 1, 1911, by Commis
sioners, to-wit: "Lot No. 1, we par
tition, assign and allot to the petition
ers, Eliza Jane Farree and Epsy Ann
Leo Lot No. 1 as shown on the attached
plat, described and bounded as follows:
Beginning on a stake on the east side
of the street or road leading to Gray's
corner, a corner of the Nancy Smith
land and a corner of Godfrey's lot, and
runs thence north 43 degrees west with
said road 150 feet to a stake ( n the
east side of said street or road, a corner
of lot No. 2 allotted to Mrs. Cordelia
Keaton; thence north 47 degrees east
with said Cordelia Keaton 's line 342
feet, or 21 poles and 10 links, to the
beginning, containing 1 acres, more or
less, as tenants in common."
GEO. H. BROWN,
Collector Internal Revenue.
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-ave you taken ad
vantage of these
wonderful
ings? Biggest val
ues ever offered
in up-to-date spring
merchandise.
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We invite your inspection of cur new lines
LADIES' OXFORDS AND PUMPS
IN
of
Tan Calf,
Buckskin,
Gun Metal,
Silks,
Patent Leathers,
Whites, Blacks,
Tans.
MEN'S OXFORDS
IN
Gun Metal, Tan Calf and Patents.
1. 1. DAVIS & SON.
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
SHOES, HATS,
CLOTHING.
Come along, join the merry crowds,
look and see Ihe values offered here.
Extra values in all lines for Saturday
and next week.
It has paid hundreds and vviii pay ycu to
PEERING BINDERS IKE BEST.
We believe that everybody in Burke that raises
small grain should have a Binder. Don't you think
you would rather cut and save your wheat, oats and
rye when it gets ripe than wait on the other fellow?
Instead of paying someone else a goodly sum to cut
your grain when he gets ready, why not bv paying on
a machine of your own and in the meantime realize a
few dollars by cutting for someone else? ;What do
you think aboutjt? We submit to you the Deering
as the lightest running and best all around machine
on the'market.
We are also showing an increased line of Furni
ture, Hardware, Paints, Oils and Farmer's Supplies.
trksey Hardware 8 Furniture Company
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1 TRADE AT
MORGANTON.
H As an inducement for those who
g come to Morganton having to
l pay railroad fare, the following
g merchants will return fares for
H total purchases amounting to
FIVE DOLLARS and over.
ASK THESE MERCHANTS ABOlfT IT j
trade: at
0
WEBSTER'S
Vest Pocket
Dictionaries
Cloth Binding,
Leather " -
zee.
cCC.
NO CHARGE TOR MAILING.
GAITHER'S BOOK STORE.
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4
Annotiiic
emenii
We beg to announce that we wilij
handle Ice again this season. We shall!
hP cr an I n tnvmah vrm fmn lYPOllilbc;
to give you prompt service.
Our prices will be as cheap as you
can get it.
PHONE NO. 9.
BRISTOL'S GROCERY STOffi
THE PLACE TO BUY THE BEST.
S Patton Jewelry Store.
5: W. A. Leslie.
5: Burke Drug Co.
r B. F. Davis & Son.
X. H. Cox.
Vz. L. A. Kincaid.
Morganton Hardware Co.
Kirksey Hardware & Fur. Co.
I. I. Davis & Son.
Bristol's Grocery Store.
Lazarus Bros.
Forney & Co.
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The 1 0th Series of
ganton Building asid
sociation wHI open
1912.
Loan As
April
E. B. CLAYWELL,
Secretary.
W. C. ERV'iN
Pres