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The NEW5EiD. X. G. COBB, Editor and Owner. THE BURKE COUNTY NEWS I con,IMMl N 29 mm THE MOR.GANTON HERALD f Consolidated Nov. 29. 1901. Subscription Price $1 Per Year in Advance VOL. XXIX. MORGANTON, N. C, MAY 7, 1914. No. 52 1 1 i - J 1 t7 1 in 111(3 ..yllJIlIill II " iiii.u lusiermenreci. Ul rid of this badly digested matter i-ickly as possible if you would avoid a bilious attack. SIMMONS RED Z LIVER REGULATOR (THE POWDER FORM ; dealing and strengthening medicine. It is a liver tonic first of all t .e h xt is always effected when the stomach goes wrong. It puts life in :rij licr, helps digestion, sweetens the breath, clears the complexion of , wr.ess, relaxes the bowels and puts the body in fine vigorous condition. SoU bv Dealers. Price. Large Package. S1.00. .V'. k r c zrnui-e with the Red Z m the label. If yor. cannot rt it. remit to us. we will send :r.a-i posttai- Simmons Lira R ulaior Is put up also ia l;4uid form for those who prefer i Vi.ce 1.00 i-cr bottle. Look for the Red Z label. J. H. ZEILIN & CO.. Proprietors. St. Lorj Missouri NOTICE. 1 ORCHARD FOR SALE ..lit miles from Morgan f mile eh" the Morganten ! road, in the Thermal irses a eroo of fruit; 1020 late winter fruit; varie e Red Limbertwig, Large ar.d Winesaps, Dula . trees. tiO large 14-year--.vs. 3o just coming in to ve to 4 years old; 60 : Trees. rite or visit me. M. P. CLARK, L u:e 1. Morgantm, N. C FOX SUE OS EXCHANGE. 0: e xlO Eclipse 15 H-P i'r.eir.e and Boiler on sill .-. ha iust been mvr'--.-.rdand is a good er.'.r.e. Price S350.00 1" H-P Leiiel Engine or. 15 H-P LerYel Cornish Boiler on sills, complete r: r. in good running con dition. Price $250.00 One 12 to 15 H-P Xagle Stationary Engine, and '" H-P Bav State Boiler en s:ii. a complete rig-, Friee $200.00 One Sxl2. IS H-P Erie City Stationary Ero-i-e, and 20 H-P Erie City Boiler cr. sill?: this is a com pete ricr. and will give god satisfaction. Price $225. 00 Any of this machinery I will sell tor cash or on time, or I will ake X 1 and No. 2 Hart Shingles for same. Write or phone to C. H. TURNER, Machinery and Supplies, Statesville, N. C. Phone i MIARD C. NORTHUP 1 Architect MEMBER ! 1 '::'-. Carolina Architectural Associate:-, i.r.d American Institution of Architects Rooms 712, 713 and 714 Wachovia Eank & Trast Co. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C . - : ! ' NOT SOLD IN 8TORES; I will call at your home by appointment, and give you any information on our cor sets with no obligation on your part. Telephone or send postcard to MRS. M. E. GILL4M L dr. m.t. McMillan DENTIST ; OFFICE, BOST BUILDING ; tatumfnts thoroughly sterilized j MORGANTON, N. C ' AI-.OI.IMA. In Superior Court. . c-KKh',.,rNTy. June Term. 1914. Matiie John, Plaintiff vs. William L. John. Defendant. T NOTICE, '-i L ' r' ;' !ant al"ve-named will take notice i.r' :l'n nl't'l as above has been com ' -i 1;,'? ,,'!'"' Su-''i"r Court of Burke county by uob ain an absolute divorce upon '.-f..',:' ' ;f f' -nk-ati-.n anil adultery: and the "A',i! further take notice that he is re- i . '' !i!,'',r! 'i" at tno term of the Superior Court ''.:r.v,'"!y,ul heW on the 1st Monday in '' ' at thf Court House of said county, in W r'."r'- l!ure county. N. C.. and answer or i.Ufr .xu: complai t in said action, or the S4-,j" J? antly to the court for the relief de - li - ,i.lr' "l comolainL ie lith day of April. 1914. tar, at,.,. L- A. BRISTOL, C S. C. " & Huirman. Attya. for plaintiff. No ' cni: j , j . ordinary --- .C , corset - - ,"5,,1 lean give I ' i j you the I : - .r-Tr. style, - fit 0r ri ';.'.'( j comfort ' -Y- X t A YOU can Xj'lVijf have in Spirella IVORSETS mmi"2 mm frrA ..V:nV. r . . FORAGE PLANT BECAME PEST Australian Dairy Farmers Brc.not to the Verge of Ruin by im ported Grass. Australia lias added anchor to the series of complications iavi dental to the introduction of new .s;tvie, either of the animal or yoim able kingdom, into the economic life of a country. Xot many years ago the colonists thought to enrich the scanty fauna of the island continent by the natu ralization of the European ra'.ibir; and the experiment proved so suc cessful that the little animal is n a pest to be fought with the aid of scalp bounties. Somewhat later -an Australian statesman indues! the. settlers of the torrid north coast to grow an exotic forage plant, paspa lum, a kind of millet, and to de velop the country as a grazing and dairy region. The result was the building up of a flourishing dairy in dustry. N ow, however, it has been discov ered that, after years of wonderful service as a milk maker, paspalum has developed a tendency to sourness, due perhaps to the failure of the dairy farmers to follow a crop-rotation system. The plant is of remark ably vigorous growth, and in most of the pastures affected it has developed a formidable tangle of roots, which makes it an extremely difficult and expensive matter to eradicate it. COULDN'T FLY SO GOOD Mrs. Xewwed Three a. m. and you are just getting home. And to think that I believed you an angel 1 Mr. Xewwed Thas'h the trouble. Am angelsh Lie and bVio.ed wing hie wouldn't work ri.:ht. I had to hie have 'em repaired. HUMBLE BRITISH POETS. TTorkingmen poets, like fatthew Tate, the pitman, to whom Lord Eidley has offered a free house for life, are by no means rare. One of the most gifted is Mr. Alfred Wil liams of Swindon, who works at the forge by day and studies the classics and writes poetry in the evenings. Mr. McGill, too, a young navvy on the Caledonian railway, - recently published a volume of verses, includ ing some very creditable translations from the French and German. Con stable Mitchell, author of "Ballads in Blue," is only one of several po licemen poets, and Miss Ethel Carrme, whose "Songs of a Factory Girl" have reached a second edition, was until recently a Lancashire mill hand. NOT SURE OF HIS SCIENCE. "What do you understand by 'ed ible fungi'?" "It has' something to do with mushrooms an' toadstools," replied Farmer Corntossel. "But whether it's what you swaller or what hap pens to you afterward I wouldn't like to say without wi'itin' to the department." ECONOMY. She What did you think of Mrs. B's new gown at the ball ? He She must he a great econo mist. Vermont Crabbe. HEARTY KIND. "Do you give your earnest assent to this movement to suppress slang in daily talk?" "Well, I should cackle !" MADE HIM SUFFER. "Influenza is a terrible illness." "Are you subject to it ?" "I should say so. My wife's al ways having it." . .M. ln are relUved 6.' BAPTISTS OF STATE SUPPORT. MISSIONS. Secretary Livingston Johnson Says Apportionment is More Than Raised. Ka'eiKh Dispatch, 1st. Rev. Livingston Johnson, cor responding secretary of the North Carolina Baptist Board of Missions, announced to-night in connection with the approaching annual session of the Southern Baptist Convention at Nashville, Tenn., May 13, that North Caro lina wiil make a very fine show ing, having raised more than her oppcrtionment, which was $52, for foreign and $35,000 for 1 Oi oe missions. The Foreign and Home Mission Doiids were operating the past year on $1,000,000 basis, $443,750 for home and $646,500 for foreign missions. Messages have come t-a Secretary Johnson that reports to the Southern Baptist Conven tion will show the amounts fully met. Speaking of the convention a-id its approaching session at Nashville. Mr. Johnson said the Baptist Sunday School Board has just completed a splendid build ing at Nashville in which much fine stone from Mount Airy has been used. He says one of the biggest issues at this convention wiil be that centralizing the headquarters of the boards. Now, the Home Mission Board is located in Atlanta, the Foreign Mission Board at Richmond and the Sunday School Board at Nashvill?. Leaders are much divided as to the advisability of consolidation, many contending that there is advantage in the present scattered centers of in fluence. The question of interdenomina tional co-operation in educational work in the foreign fields is to be a live topic with the predomi nance of Baptist sentiment against it, it is said. They are i contending that this cannot be ! accomplished without too great great surrender of distinctive principles. Remarkable Appeal. Raleigh Dispatch, 2nd. One of the most remarkable State appeals that has been heard at this term of the Supreme Court will be called for argu ment Tuesday morning when the court takes up appeals from the seventeenth and eighteenth judicial districts. It is the State vs. Bailey Johnson, from Avery county, in which Johnson is under sentence of four years in the penitentiary for manslaugh ter. He is 17 years old. Roby Caotc-r was the man he killed c.roL-r most remarkable circum stances. Johnson was living with C. B. Vonconor. Carter went to Von cor.or's pasture at 11 o'clock at night and took a horse to ride for some medicine, having per mission to use the horse when ever there was special occasion. The lad missed the horse from the pasture and waited in am bush for its return. Presently Carter came riding up and John son held him up with his gun, firing twice without intention of hitting. Then Carter held out the bottle of medicine to verify his plea that he went for medicine. It is claimed that Johnson mistook the gleam of the 'glass bottle for a nickled revolver and fired to kill. It was a very pitiable case of va grancy, and the magistrate seemed inclined to be lenient. "Prisoner, you are charged with loitering about the town in a very suspicious manner and with not having any visible means of suste nance. What do you do for a liv ing?" Prisoner wiped a tear from his eye and turned a haggard face to the magistrate. "Your worship," said he. "I am engaged in manufacturing smoked glasses for viewing eclipses an in dustry that entails protracted pe riods of enforced leisure." WHEN YOU ARE NERVOUS you have the first symptom of a run-down system, and nervous people toooften con ceal their aches and pains and suffer in silence, while, if neglected, this condition often foreruns more serious trouble. If tlioie so afflicted would stop taking; i:iedic:::2 containing alcohol or drugs which menace the foundations of health, and just take the pure, strengthening nourishment in Scott's Emulsion , it would create new blood to pulsate through the c reans. refresh their bodies and build up the whole nervous system. It is rich, sustaining nourishment, free from wines, alcohols or drugs. Shun substitutes. Old Soldier for Webb. To the Editor of The News-Herald. As Congressman Webb is a candidate to succeed himself I will sty to you that I endorse every word you say in his behalf, and further say that I think it is due Mr. Webb that he should succeed himself at this particular time. It seems to me that Mr. Webb is just now in the white harvest position to serve his dis trict better than heretofore. Having stood like a stone wall fighting for the fundamental principles of Democracy for nine years under the iron clad rule of Joe Cannonism, when a man had to beg for a chance to speak, it is a wonder to me that he suc ceeded as well as he did. Stand ing at the head of all the dis tricts in regard to the appropria tions for public buildings, Mr. Webb stands at the head of his class. Mr. Preston, his opponent, is a very good man, young enough to keep good f jr a while yet. I don't think it would be wise to retire Mr. Webb for any man while he is doing so much for his district. "It is a bad place to swap horses in the middle of a stream unless you know you are getting a bet ter one." The only plea that I see is that somebody else wants his job. That is about all that is in it. What has Mr. Webb done? I have been greatly interested in the work Mr. Webb has done in Congress. First There has been 60-odd congressmen elected from this country to represent the people. And yet it remained for E. Y. Webb to frame the bill and make the speeches that opened the eyes of the American people in regard to the Kings Mountain Battle Ground to appropriate the money to build a monument to stand there in honor of the grand old heroes who fought that bat tle, which was, in my mind, the turning point of the Revolution ary war, that gave us our free dom. Second Mr. Webb's record shows another commendable thing His bill that was passed known as the Webb-Kenyon bill, prohibiting the states that have no prohibition law from shipping liquor into the states that have the prohibition law. This and other things too tedius to men tion. Old Confederate Soldier. MANY CURES FOR HICCOUGHS In the List Given Sufferers Should Able to Find One That Will Afford nelief. Be Hiccoughs can be as troublesome as any of the minor ills which aggra vate mankind. But from time out of mind there has been a remedy for every ill and hiccoughs share the lot of other, ills in this respect. One old cure for hiccoughs is this : Take three or four preserved dam sons in your mouth at a time, and swallow them by degrees. A temp tation, this would seem to be, to children of another generation to have hiccoughs. Water drinking often stops thi3 trouble. The water should be slowly swallowed, not gulped down swal lowed, like the damsons, by degrees. The best water treatment is this: Fill the mouth with cool water. Hold each forefinger over the lobe of the ear, closing it tight. Then 6wallow the water, very slowly. If this operation is properly carried out, it is almost sure to cure hiccoughs. Still another remedy is sugar, and this acts like a charm with some per sons. The sugar should be of the granulated sort, and a full teaspoon ful should be taken at once. It should be swallowed slowly. Holding the breath is sometimes efficacious. Hold it and count twenty or thirty, slowly. In severe cases of hiccoughs ac companying illness, champagne, a spoonful at a time, is sometimes found of use. Sometimes, too, ex pert massage of the abdomen cures hiccoughs. Sailor's Wash Bill Must Be Paid. Perhaps the most amusing supersti tion of the sailor is in considering it a crime for any member of the crew to leave port with his washing bill un paid, aa this neglect is generally be lieved to be the cause of bad weather being encountered Just after leaving port. INDIGESTION? CAN'T EAT? APPETITE? NO A treatment of Electric Bitters in creases your appetite; stops indiges tion: vou can eat everything-. A real sprinsr tnic for liver, kidney and stonv ach troubles. Cleanses your whole system and you feel fine. Eleclrtc Bitters did more for Mr. T. D Peeble's stomach troubles than any medicine he ever tried Get a bottle to-day. 50c and SI. 00 at your druggist. NORTH CAROLINA IS COMING INTO HER OWN. Representative Webb Con gratulated Already Upon Succeeding Judge Clayton. Washington Correspondence, 3rd, Charlotte Ob server. To-day immediately after Rep resentative Henry D. Clayton was nominated by the President for District Judge of Alabama members of the House began to congratulate Representative E. Y. Webb of the Ninth North Carolina District, believing that he will succeed Mr. Clayton as chairman of the House Judiciary Committee. There is no doubt in the minds of any man in the House what will happen the day Representative Clayton goes out. Mr. Webb has asked Mr. Clay ton not to quit until the trust bill is out of the Senate, for his quitting now would be unfair to the committee and to Mr. Webb, as he has had charge of the framing of that important measure. The promised promotion of Mr. Webb has sent a chill up the backs of the liquor pecple and a thrill of joy to the hearts of the prohibitionists. Every member of the North Carolina delegation desires and expects to see Mr. Webb chairman of the Judiciary Committee. They have given out statements to t lat effect to day. North Carolina is being highly honored in Washington with Sen ator Simmons chairman of the Finance and Senator Overman of the Rules Committees of the Sen ate and Representatives Webb and Kit chin in sight of the Ju diciary and Ways and Means chairmanships. No other State will have so much honor in this Congress. CHRISTMAS CARDS. Christmas cards are younger than most people imagine, for their age is only about seventy years. Accord ing to some, Cuthbert'Bede designed the first card when a student at Dur ham university in England in 1845, and designs of his circulated among his friends for two years before the printers conceived the idea1 of offer ing similar cards for- sale to the gen eral public. Others claim the inven- J tin for Horsley, the artist, who de signed one for Sir Henry Cole in 1846. And .a specimen of this card has brought as much as $250. HER WORK. "Smith says he is fairly driven to poker." "No wonder, when his wife goes at him with hammer and tongs." THE REAL STATE. "Was that fellow as black as he was painted ?" "Hardly, but then he wasn't white as he was whitewashed." as THE REASON. "What liquid notes that singer has in his voice !" "Yes. he's generally pretty well tanked when he sings." CONTRADICTION. "The worst feature' at that wed ding" "Well, what was it?" "The best man." PROVIDED. "It seems impossible to uplift the stage." "Why, what's the matter with its wings ?" PERTINENT COMMENT. "If a man is always on a lark " "Well?" "It follows, doesn't it, that he's a bird?" Firemen's Water-Jackets. In Berlin the firemen wear water Jackets with a double skin, which they are able to fill with water from the hose. If the space between the layers becomes overfilled the water escapes through a valve at the top of the hel met and flows down over the fireman like a cascade, protecting him doubly. CHILD CROSS? FEVERISH? .SICK? A cross, peevish, listless child, with coated tongue, pale, doesn't sleep; eats sometimes very little, then again raven ously; stomach sour; breath fetid; pains in stomach , with d iarrhea ; grind s teeth while asleep, and starts up with terror all suggest a Worm Killer something that expels worms, and al most eyery child has them. Kickapoo Worm Killer is needed. Get a box to day. Start at once. You won't have to coax, as Kickapoo Worm Riller is a candy confection. Expels the worms, the cause of your child's trouble. 2oc, at your druggist. C3"For Sale. 57 acres of land, located on Muddy creek near Bndgewater. Mrs. L. J. Ehrlich, R. F. D. 1. Bridge water, N.C The New Prhnary Plan. Newton Enterprise. The new plan of holding the Congressional primary makes it supremely important that a full vote be polled. The votes of the whole district combined will de termine the nomination. Under our former way of holding pri maries in this county if only a half dozen voters attended, they would have the same weight in a county convention in determin ing the strength of the respec tive candidates in the State and district convention, as if all the Democrats of the precinct at tended. But this will not be the case this year. The votes of the whole district will be added to gether. It will therefore be necessary for every Democrat to go to the primary if he wishes his choice for Congress to get his full strength. Claremont Commencent. The schedule for Claremont College Commencement, Hick ory, jn. (J., is as follows: May 8th. Class Night, 8 p. m. May 9th, Alumnae Meeting. May 10th, Annual Sermon, by Dr. Vines, of Charlotte, N. C, 8 p. m. May 11th, Commencement Con cert, 8 p. m. May 12th, Graduating exer cises. Address by the Hon. W. A. Self. 8 d. m. Under the splendid manage ment of Rev. J. L. Murphy, D. D., this school is constantly growing, and is taking rank among the best schools for girls in the state. Never Missed Sunday School in 64 Years. St- Louis Dispatch. William McClung Patton, 94, won tne state-wide contest tor continuous Sunday school at tendance when he procured cer tificates from ministers to prove he had not missed a Sunday for sixty-four years. FINE SPEECH. "I interviewed Andrew Carnegie in Brussels," said a newspaper cor respondent; "the great little man talked, of course, abotrt peace. "lie told me that peace must be preached ercntlv. affectionatelv. You can never convert people by enrag ing them. You can't fight for peace. "He said a peace advocate of the herv. virulent, bitter school made a speech one night at a banquet in Pittsburgh, and when he'd finished an old man shook him by the hand and said: "'That was a fine speech, sir.' " Thanks. Glad you like it.' " 'Yes,' said the old man. 'I liked it hrst rate, but, excuse me, sir, Sources cf Berio Acid. Boric acid in considerable quantl ties is generally recognized as an original constituent in the waters and gases given off w'th volcanic emana tions. In fact, the Tuscan furmaroles in Italy have been an important com mercial source of supply of boric acid for a long time. There is abundant evidence of the presence of boric acid in volcanic emanations in many parts of the world. Bargains in Real Estate in Virginia and Maryland, Near Washington City. Write Me What You Want in Virginia or Maryland. 100 acres Loudon County, Va. $4,000. Sixty acres in cultiva tion, balance in timber. Two miles to station:' schools and churches. Farm all fenced and good streams on same. One acre in orchard eight or ten years old mixed varieties, plenty of grapes and berries. Six room house and s nail barn. 400 acres Fairfax county, Va $14,000. One ten-room, house, one three-room house, one four room house, on? six-room house, one seven-room house. One store 20x36, one blacksmith shop, one mill house, four barns and numerous out buildings. Three large streams on property, One hundred and fifty cleared, of which eighty are bottom land, and which are not subject to overflow, Balance of farm is in timber and cord-wood, Timber estimated to be worth $4,000. This farm fronts on electric rail way and station is on property. There has been cn this property 1700 trees, the majority of which are now dead. This would make an ideal dairy farm. Will make terms to suit right party. For further particulars write to E. P. BENNETT, 111 C. St. S. E., Washington, D, C. Cr. Hues' Laxatlv Tablets tav. nftr &. 3xUdra Ilk AbsoIutelyPure ROYAL the most celebrated of all the baking powders hi the world celebrated tor Us great leavening strength and purity. It makes your cn!'es9 biscuit, bread, etc, liealf Mnls if insures you against alum r.nit all forms of adulteration tiiat go with the low priced brands. WANTED EVIDENCE. A Yankee attorney was address- ing a jury on behalf of a jknsoner. "Gentlemen," he said, "witnesses have sworn that they saw the accused fire his gun; they have sworn they saw the flash and heard the report; they have sworn they saw Pete Jack son fall flat; they have sworn that this bullet was extracted from Pete Jackson's body; but, gentlemen, in the name of justice, I ask you, where is the evidence that the bul let lnt'Pete Jackson?" Ready to Face the Music. "Thi3 office you are applying for will require your constant attention." warned the eminent official. "That's all right, I don't believe I will have to hustle any harder to hold It than have done to get it." ASK YOUR DRUGGIST ABOUT IT. This is a New Remedy That Takes the Place of Calomel -Recommended and Guar anteed By the Druggists. Leslie's Drug Store never sold remedy that gave more com plete satisfaction than Dodson's Liver Tone a mud vegetable remedy for constipation, sour stomach and lazy liver. Folks who have suffered for years ratner than resort to dan gerous calomel have found after one trial that this pleasant-tast ing vegetable liquid gives them a long sought relief without bad after-effects: Dodson's Liver Tone is guar anteed by Leslie's Drug Store to be a safe liver stimulant and to be absolutely harmless without bad after-effects. You will find many persons in this locality who have tried it and every user will speak a good word for Dodson's Liver Tone. It livens up a tor pid liver and makes you feel fresh, healthy and clean. The price of a large bottle is 50 cents money back if not pleased. The success of Dodson's Liver Tone has brought many medicines into the field that imi tate its claims, and some have name very similar and package same color, but remember Dod son's Liver Tone is guaranteed by Leslie's Drug Store who will give you back your money if you want it. PyirvlTi GARNISHES' tr,j; iiou "LOOK INTO IT" TRADE MARK REGISTERED f You mut paint how often you mut do it depends upon the paint you use. For long wear and all around satisfac tion, we recommend B. P. S. Paint. We know that it is ground fine and works so easily under the brush that you can paint with two or three gallons less than with a cheap per-gallon paint. With B. P. S. Paint you will Use Less to Do More The labor usually costs three times as much as the paint, so be sure to employ a good painter. Good judgment in applying is as necessary as good paint. JWe carry a full line of B. P. S. Finishes and will be glad to furnish color cards and estimates. Morganton Hardwar eCo. SUBMISSION. "You are going out in that gown ? I hope you will put something more on!" "Yes, dear. I am going to put on my gloves." Paris Le Ivire. NOT LOOKING AHEAD. "What's your idea of an opti mist?" "A man who talks about the price of ice in winter and the price of coal in summer." IMPOSSIBLE. "Have you made sure of pure in gredients in this food supply you are putting up?" "Couldn't do it; it's hasKT RIVAL AVIATORS. "And, monsieur, the aviator? What did he do when you told him that his rival flew upside down ?" "lie flew into a passion." TIT FOR TAT. "Did you ask the new she left her last place?" cook why "Yes, and she asked me why our last cook left hers." WHY? He (teasing) You married wom en are great matchmakers. She (demurely) Yes. "Misery loves company." THE EXCHANGE. "We turn out a lot of doctors and lawyers, don't we?" "Yes; we turn them out and they take us in." . . Awful. Tommy "Why do the ducks dive?" Harp "Guess they must want to liqui date their biiU." COUGHED FOR THRI K YEARS. "I ain a lover of y humanity and science? ;ir godsend to 'our medicine, ry, cured my i.i.." says i lever, Ohio, cough? Is it Dr. King's New DLscov; cough of three year st , Jennie Flemming, of Xc Have you an aunovimr stubborn and won t3'ie!l to treatment? Get a 50c bottle ot Dr. King's New Discovery to-day. What it did for Jennie Flemminsr it will do for you. no matter how stubborn or chronic a cough may be. It stops a couph and stops throat and lunf trouble. Relief or money back. 50c and SI. OO, at your drurjrist. Backlen's Arnica Salve for pimples. - j' - ri
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