xl For
That
jjpF I to insure complete success take
along a case of
f The satisfying beverage in fields
or forest; at home or in town.j
As pure and wholesome as it is
temptjngly good.
DeliciousRefreshing II
. Thirst-Quenching
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Refuse substitutes. f
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THE COCA-COLA COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA.
LENOIR COLLEGE, Hickory, N- C.
Delightful location in view of the mountain in the most healthful
ection of North Carolina.
Coeducation under best conditions and management. High Stan
dard. Thorough work. A. B. degree recognized by University of N. C.
Five modern well-equipped buildings. Elegant new Science Build
ing with up-to-date Chem'cal, Physical and Biological laboratories.
Departments: Literary, Music (piano, voice, violin), Expression,
Art, Business, and preparatory. 15 able and experienced teachers.
250 students. Pure college athletics.
Good board at cost. Tuition remarkably low. Colleee'opens first
Tuesday in September. Write for catalogue.
PRESIDENT R. L. FRITZ, Lenoir College, Hickory, H. C.
When YOU BUY HARNESS
you want the harness to fit the horse. We make a
specialty of fitting harness and you will be pleased
with any purchase you make here. The quality of
the workmanship to each set is in keeping with the
quality of the leather. Every stich is made with ma
terial that will last.
We haye three experienced workmen. All our work
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Harness Oil and Pressing.
HARTLINE & COflPANY
FARM
Furniture Company
has a complete stock of Threshing Ma
chines, Gasoliue Engines,; Pumps, Cream
Separators, Buggies, Wagons, Hiy Load
ers, Paints. Oils, etc. Barb wire and fence
wire and the most complete stock of
Hardware to be found in the State.
Salisbury Hardware
and Furniture Co.
mrt Forget!
J. O. White & Co.,
--Build--
BUGGIES AND WAGONS
r
See that the next one you
Buy has their name on it.
FACTORY, 212 E. FISHER STREET,
'Phone 143. Salisbury, N. C. :
At
Soda
Fountains
or CarboQ-
ated in Bottles.
Hardware and
RURAL NEWS
Written by
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
MAHALEY RE UNION.
Three Sets of Children Enjor a Dai's
Vacation and Big Dinner.
Sunday at th9 beautiful horns
of D. H. Mahaley, about four
miles southeast cf Salisbury, a
family re-union was celebrated;
a most enjoyable time was spent
during the entire day. All of
the ohildren were preset t as fol
lows :
Mr. and MrB, B. Lee Mahaley
and daughter, Nellie, of Rich
mond, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Mahaley
and family, Kerr, Viola, Maudo
aDd Grace, of Richmond, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Lyerly
and son, Joe, of Richmond, Va.
Lonnie A. Mahaley, son of D.
H. Mahaley, of Richmond, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. filackwell
and daughters, Beulah, Lannie
and Lala, of Salisbury.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Shoaf and
son, James Gobble, of Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hatley and
son, Willie, of Spencer.
There were three sets of ohildren
in this re-union, first set as fol
lows: Messrs: R. Lee Mahaley
and John Mahaley, of Richmond,
Va , and Mrs. W. A. Blackwell,
of Salisbury.
The second set consist of Mrs.
R. E. Shoaf, of Spenoer, Mrs. G.
M. Lyerly, of Richmond, Va.,
and Lonnie A. Mabaley, also of
Richmond, Va., and Misses Ad
die, Jessie and Chattie who still
remain at home in the country.
In the year 1905 D. H. Mahaley
and Miss Maggie Kesler, were
married and this union has been
blessed with the third set, as fol
lows: Elva, Frances and Vance.
Of the three sets of children all
living were present, which was
twelve.
All the grandchildren, which
are ten in number, enjoyed the
occasion and were ooniented eat
ing ice cream, drinking lemonade
and furnishing amusement for the
crowd.
This is the first time for more
than a score of years that the
entire members of the family
spent a day together at the
country home. It was quite a
surprise to Mr. Mahaley when the
crowd began to gather. The
beautiful shady lawn was almost
a moving throng.
About 1 o'clock a bountiful
dinner was spread and the most
enjoyable part of the day was
spent satisfying the inner man.
May'our heavenly father Bend
his blessing upon us and spare
this union that they may meet
again and spend a day together
in the celebration of a grander
re-union, if not on earth may it
be in that heavenly home which
is prepared for all that love Him.
Samuel.
For Weakness and Loss of Appetite
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, drwrs out
Materia and builds np the tystem. A true toaio
tod Son Appetizer For adult and children. I0a
CRESCENT.
July 11. The Bound ot the
threshing machine can be heard
around these days.
Miss Leona MoCombs has re
turned home from Connelly
Springs, N. C, where she had gone
to spend a few weeks.
Rev. J. C Koocs spent last Sun
day night with D M. MoCombs.
The summer communion will
be held at CreBoent the 3rd Sun
day in July at 11 o'clock a. m
Services on Saturday evening pre
ious at 2:30 p. m.
Miss Oarrie Lyerly, of Salisbury,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
home folks.
Miss Bertie Shive of Cabarrus
County has returned home after
pending a week with her sister,
Mrs. L. M. Hees.
Miss Katie Holshouser spent
part of last week visiting in Salis
bury.
As the fruit crop will be short
this year I think everybody ia
aiming to live on blaokberries by
the way they are wanting them.
A. L. Lyerly reports cotton
blooms on the 4th of July.
R. M. Freeman spent Monday
night at L. W. Safrit's. Polly.
Cores Old Sores, Other Bemedies Went Cars
The worst cases, no matter of how long standing,
re cored by the wonderful, old reliable Dr.
Porter's Antiseptic Beating Oil It reHeres
nfranlHcatetttteauatftiiBe. gf.8Se.tLO.
AFTER TWEITY YEAHS.
J. H. McLaughlin Thovgflt to Hiii Passed
Away Still UT3S.
Dos Pal0e0al., May 1st.
Dear Brother:
Your letter reoai red two weeks
ago, also card thf ijjinoriiing. Was
sorry to hear of iijcj; many deaths
aod your bad hetJth. Hope this
will find you I etfei, it leaves me
in fairly good hepijh. Though I
am old and of liftl? use I am in
good cheer and perfectly oontent
ed. You wish tt&to come back
to live with youf. Surely I would
love to do so possibly in a
future day I wifl be able to oome
and see you and all of the other
people I knew before I left there,
especially the- young relations I
reoeived letters from this morn
ing they say- I know nothing
about. If I should ever return to
North Caroling there are difficul
ties I would hare to labor under
that possibly yqn are not aware
of. In the fin" t place I could not
unload about acres of land
and step on it ;! itud call it my
home, neither ftciuld l ouy it ana
nav for it if volt 5or some one had
it to sell. I he earned plenty
in my time, I sve worked hard
all of my life,; .-but misfortune,
bad managem?fli and traveling
has kept me dofr I never want
ed muoh and atime time I thought
I was all right Jot good with 11
acres and a cab,,n that would keep
out rain and oofd.-but at laBt it
left me and I o only walk by it
now and look f at it in another
man's hands. Jf want you to cure
yourself up, fix'iip your business,
and if you caulflgure any way for
me to earn my expenses on the
old home, or arty ot your belong
ings we will ta$t about me cross
ing the continent, but never let it
come in your o.iod that I want
something froia some one who
owes me nothing. I want plenty
of their friendship . Yes I want
friends, not enlnaies, and I hope
we are all frienjls.
The reason why I didn't write
in so long was Ejeoause I was try
ing to fit mysej:' j with something
and be able to'ite satisfactorily
one time in mjJife, but when I
waB broke I oracle up my mind
never to let aybpdy know what
became of me I - Of course I knew
you thought I wis doing wrong by
not writing. Many times duriug
the 19 years of silence I thought
how good it would be to hear from
the old land of; my birth. You
cannot realize aw muoh good it
would be to mV 8ee tne
house and the oalcs in the front
yard which 1 gajose are dead long
ago. Everything around the old
plaoe is fresh itf jmy mind as it
was 35 years ag: I can see you
and everybody jte just as I oould
when I left, bothe rising lads
that lam receiving letters from
is what seems curious to me. They
have grown up t5!- manhood sinoe
I left and I ci!t.. only imagine
what tb.6y look f ;. I reoeived a
letter from Fred tame time I did
yours,- one froq. Allen Worton,
Ethel Ghodnigit and T. E.
Gocdnight. Thf p" came today .
P. M . told me hhought he had
sent one back, hirtl was not sure.
All the children vaem to be intel
ligent and modern in every re
spect. If you se Jfchem tell them
I sure will blundvt out a letter to
them in a few fMj. I had no
idea that they would have bo much
reepect for me at they seem to
write. Ethel writes me a good
letter, says she is Jfche baby, but if
I could see her I iron Id not think
her muoh of a bat y. Says she is
iv, you rememnei R is iu yean
last January I wrt'ite you the last
letter. I was atfeia Bend, Ari
zonia, one poor i actus and salt
water country I n ver want to see
again. -r
After this I wil -write you or
some one no matttlr where I am so
that you will knot j of me . Ex
plain Baker's MilUI don't know
: i m 1 1 i . t -
ii. leu me sosnecning aoout
Bingham Hart ati Harvey Mo-
Lane, also James; Seamon and
Wm. Revels and tile Voils family.
Well Bob this is g&ng to be a bad
year for everbodj: J except fruit
growers. Their f prospects are
good, though it is Sot out of dan
ger yet as there isp liable to be
frost yst that wi.l oause muoh
damage. This morning it was
cold. The therm .meter stood 4
degrees lower than'; yf sterday. I
started this letter fp 1st but I am
finishing it on the ;8th. I have
been sick ever sinctthat time and
am hardly able to write today.
This country is bad5 for chills, I
have wanted to lea(-) it for some
lime bat ooald not Make up my
mind to do so. It is no good any
more for a poor white man. There
is .too much immigration from
foreign countries and it seems oar
own people prefer them to us, -
Well I will olose. Give my re
speota to all and a portion to
yourself.
I remain your brother.
i. H. McLaughlin.
This was written to R. A. Mc
Laughlin, a brother, who lives on
route No. 1, Cleveland.
Causes of Stomach Trouble.
Sedentary habits, and lack
of out door exeroise, insufficient
mastication of food, constipation,
a torpid liver, worry and anxiety,
overeating, partaking of food and
drink not suited to your age and
occupation. Correct your habits
and take Chamberlain's Tablets
and you will soon be well again
For sale by all dealers.
FAITH.
July 12. Mrs. W. W. Gill, of
Fleming, Ga., and children are
here on a visit to her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Shuping.
There will be an ice cream sup
per at E. A. Brown's Saturday,
July 19th, for the benefit of the
aid society of the Lutheran church
fiom 8 until 9 o'olook p. m.
Mrs. W. L Ludwick of Albe
marle, who has been visiting in
Faith for ten days has returned
home.
Miss Cora Pless, of Crescent,
has gone to Washington and Balti
more to visit friends and will be
gone about six weeks.
W. L. Ludwick, of Faith, has
been selling strawberries up to
July 5th and has a lot fine peaches
that he is taking to the Salisbury
market every day. He also made
97 busheh of wheat, and on one
and a half acres he made 89
bushels. Who can beat that on
rocky land?
J. T. Wyatt has jost been
awarded the contract to furnish
all the granite that goes in the
new graded sohool building at
Morganton, and made the first
shipment Saturday. This was
the quickest shipment made in
some time, The agent is a bustler.
Rev. J. R. Jordan, the Baptist
minister here, will oommenoe a
series of meetings at the Baptist
Church beginning the 4th Sunday
evening in July. He will be as
sisted by Rev. Jesse Corn of Madi
son County.
J. T. Wyatt shipped another
oar load of fine street curbing
Saturday.
E. F. Hill an old soldier, of
Raleigh, is visiting relatives and
friends here.
Sidney R. Wyatt, son of G.-C.
Wyatt, who had been in the Unit
ed States Army for over three
years, has gone back this time to
the navy. He went to the U. 8.
S. Franklin, Dat. Camp, Ports
mouth, Va. Mr. Wyatt says he
thinks he will like the navy, and
will go into some department
where he will have a chance to
work himself up into a good
position.
There are two young men in the
navy from Faith, a son of W. W
Frick and one of S R. Wyatt.
Corn crops are all extra fine
this year. Wherever we go we
see fine corn orops. We are hay
ing the very finest of seasons this
year and if it keeps on there will
be a large corn orop raised this
fall, when everybody will have
plenty and there will be the best
times ever known in this country.
Fverything points that way now.
We understand the strike of the
blookmaters has been settled.
Venus,
Ice Cream Sapper at Salem.
There will be an ice cream sup
per at the Salem Church parson
age on Saturday night, the 19th,
from 6 p. m., till 10 p. m., given
by the young people's society of
Salem Church. Everybody is in
vited to oome out and bring your
cream, sugar and your money.
This is for the benefit of the so
ciety, let's have a floe time. Come
out old and young and enjoy
yourselves. Be prompt.
For Cuts, Boras and Bruises
In every home there should be a
box of BucklenY Arnioa Salve,
ready to apply in every case of
burns, outs, wounds or scalds. J.
H. Polauoo, Delvalle, Tex , R.
No. 2, writes: "Bucklen's Arnica
Salve saved my little girl's cot
foot. No one believed it oould
be cured." The world's best
salve. Only 25o. Recommended
by aUdroggieta.
Stubborn
"I was under the treatment of two doctors" wrKu
Mrs. R. L. Phillips, of Indian Valley, Va., "and they pro?
nounced my case a very stubborn one, of womanly weak
ness. I was not able to sit up, when I commenced t3
take Cardui. .
I used it about one week, before I saw much chans
Now, the severe pain, that had been in my side for years,
has gone, and I don't suffer at alL I am feeling better thxa
in a long time, and cannot speak too highly of Cardui"
f TAKE
Cardui
if you are one of those ailing women who suffer from say
of the troubles so common to women. ' ,
Cardui is a builder of womanly strength. Composed
of purely vegetable ingredients, it acts quickly on the
womanly system, building up womanly strength, toning up
the womanly nerves, and regulating the womanly system.
Cardui has been in successful use for more than 50 yearn
Thousands of ladies have written to tell of the benefit they
received from it Try It for your troubles. Begin today.
Writ tat Ladle' Adytsorr
tor Sptdal hutncOoiu. and 64-pasa I
THE
to get all kinds of useful, artistic and
uptodate Furniture at low prices is
Furniture
LET US MAKE YOUR
k Fairmms
If you want to buy a Farm,
Large or Small, see us.
If vou have a Farm to Sell,
List it with us.
SALISBURY RE
and Insurance Company.
McCubbins &
Captital
Surplus
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT, transacts a general
real estate business.
LOAN DEPARTMENT, loans funds for clients so as
to net the investor six percent, remits interest
semi-annually and guarantees interest, principal,
and the title to the property upon which the fund
is loaned.
O INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, represents old line O
companies m lite, hre,
contract bonds.
RENTAL DEPARTMENT,
ties, makes returns, and looks after the general
y upKeep oi properties
those who do not care
McCubbins & Harrison Co.,
T. E, Witherspoom E, H. Harrison, W. H. Ho I) son,
Treasurer, President, Si3rdtary.
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DR.M.J.RAGLANO
. VETERINARIAN.
Office and hospital on Innisa St., near
Mansion House corner. Day phone
Night phona 480. 4-370 33.
Tho
WomarftTonic
MfiehM
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: - : Undertaker
HOME A REAL HOME.
Hw sale
Harrison Go,
$20,000.00
$16,000.00
casualty insurance, and
collects rents on nroner
ior aDsentee lanaioras, or
to take personal charge.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
TIIJS DIAMOND BRANIlL
Ladie.1 Aak jr.ar Urmmmtt tor i
ini-ekM-twa D1mmb4 Krma4y
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