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Salisbury, N.?C-, Sept. IS '16
IN REFERENCE TO PORK.
"All tbis talk about 'pork'
is aDSOiuteiy iaise.ana un-
reasonable. I want to ask
every Senator within the
sound of my voice to tell me
whtthtr there is any 'pork
in the projects in his neigh
borhood. I pause for an an-
awer. vo you Know or any
'pork Mr Senator, in the pro
jecta . undertaken in the
neighborhood where you
live? The 'pork' is always
in the state of some one. else,
.in tnt district 01 some one
else, aay off yonder some
wuere it is nerei wnere you
live. If any Senator can
tite me -5 a, instance of 'pork'
in hii own locality ia cennec
tidn with a river r harbor
improvement, I should
liketo have him do
so. I pause for an answer.
(A pause.) Joseph J Rang
dell in the United State?
Senate, August 11th, 1916.
This is a specimen 1 mod
ern Vrtatesuianship" ia which
Mr Randsdell discredits him-
elf. Of
REPUBLICANS ME HJHNL.
-v
Democrats Apparently Lose GoYerno&liifTwB
Senatsrships and Four Congressioaat Seats.
Portland, Maine, Sept. 11.
With all but 90 of the 635 pre
cincts in the State reported,
FAITH.
-Mrs. -Daisy
Sept 9. Mrs. Daisy Kluttz
Brown, of Washington, D. p.,
Mrs. Electa Eddleman of Ebene
zer church, Mrs. Rosetta Brown,
Miss Eudora Bost and Mrs. Mary
re-1 Kluttz of Orgaji church composed
a party of congenial friends who
at
turns for Governor give:
Milliken, Republican, 71,301; spent the day, September 5th
Curtis, Democrat,-61 003
The same precincts
gave:
Haines, Republican,
at
the home of Mrs. Ellen Lentz
in 1914 Ularksville, N. (J.
John Bost was awarded the
51,347; contract to put the galvanized
Curtis, Democrat, 56,345; Gard- iron roofing on the big storehouse
ner, Progressive, 16,282. here that is owned by Mr. Good-
For United States Senator these man, and occupied by Peeler and
precincts gave: Bargar as a hardware and gener-
Fernild, Republican, 70 793; al store
Hale, Republican, 69,78 , John- JT Wyatt received an order
son, Democrat, 62,402; Sills, tcday for four pairs of millstones.
Democrat 61,302. That is right, send your items
Portland. Maine, Sept. 11, At to Venus by mail. How do we
1
a late hour tonight the indica- know what is going
Hons, based on a tabulation of you write and tell us.
the vote from a little more than stamp so we can mail them:
half the precincts, were that the Young farmer at Dolph Miseu
Republicans had won the State heimer's September 7th.
election today by safe pluralities. Rev. and Mrs H A Fesperman
If the ratio of the 'Republican have returned home from Star
margin is maintained, Carl E. town after spending a few weeks
Killikin will be elected v Governor with Mrs. Fesperman's parents,
by about 11,000 plurality. and her little nephew, Harold
Bert M. Fernald, Republican, Jones, has gone with them to
seerae to have been elected for spend a few weeks,
the short term in the United Mrs F A Bolich, of Charlotte,
States Senate and the same ratio is visiting her parents, Mr and
of. gain would give him a plurality Mrs J C Lingle, this week.
tof 9,500. The Ladies' Aid and Misston-
Uiaited States Senator Charles ary Society of Shiloh Reformed
F. Johnson, Democrat, apparent- church will have a picnic today
ly has been defeated by Frederick at South River. They are going
Hale, by an indicated plurality of I from Faith therein automobiles.
7,500.
Twe Trainmen Killed in Runaway Wreck.
Asheville, Sept. 6. Ben En-
COHISe no one IS h engineer, and Irvin Pitts.
going to point out the "pork" flagman, were instantly killed at
in hii district and it is the
rankest demagoguery to put
th.9 luestiojn thus. Why no4
say "Show me Ike "pork" in
my district and I will show
it to you in your district?
Drives Oat yUria, Builds Bp System
The Old iitd genets! ritremtrthenitig tonic,
BfT3r TA.STFLESS chiH TOXIC, drivaa oat
fiittktti-irifilim U lm isiit Btbtti at
Ttjtento, Seji. 19.
Comcoi d. Sept. 12. The initial
appointments for tLe Dougton
Willirns joint debate iu; the
eigath district have bean nade
and tht 3m'paigii Trill be opevned
at Taylorsville on Tuesday, Bep-
tentlitr the 19th. General Bick-
ett will speak at Taylorsville on
Monday the 18th which is the
fint day of Alexander court, and
Linnty is billed for a
there the 20th.
liters has . ooen so mucn un-
eertaicty about dUs for other
speaker "who are i the district
at tkis time, that fch intinerary
for the Do uhton-Williams dis
Fairview crossing just beyond
Biltmore station tonight when
their train, backing in toward
Biltmore, was struck by a runa
way string of cars, loaded with
coal, which had broken loose at
Buena Vista hill, three and a
half miles further on.
Engineer Enloe was backing a
work train into Biltmore and
Fta.ian Pitts was on the engine
with him when the runaway cars
caught up with and smashed in
to their train on a small bridge.
Two other men were slightly
injured.
Victim Beaten to Death With Gun Stock.
Rocky jHount, Sept. 11.
There was some additional
light thrown on the cause
which prompted the atrocious
murder of Mrs Leroy P
Fisher and McCombs are busy
at their quarry with a force of
hands getting- out granite.
The Faith Granite Company is
busy with a crowd of hands at
their quarry.
A great many teams are kept
busy hauling granite to the rail
road ana loaning it on tne cars
and everything is lively out here
on the granite belt. Vknus.
Constipation the Father of Many Ills.
Of the numerous ills that affect
humanity a large share start with
constipation. Keep your bowels
regular and they may be avoided.
When a laxative is needed
take Chamberlain's Tablets.
They pot only move the bowels
but improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion. Ob
tainable everywhere.
11 Dead in Plachi? Last Spaa of Bridge.
Quebec, Sept tl. With the
loss of 11 lives today the second
attempt to bridge the St. Law
rence river here resulted in a
failure when the massive center
span, weighing 5,100 tons, sud-'
denly collapsed and fell into the
river. Of the fi men caught on
the span when it began to sway
all were rescued except 11 and of
these only four bodies have been
found.
The span was being raised from
poutoous and was about 15 feet
above the water when from some
unknown cause it collapsed and
sank into the river which is 200
feet deep at this place
The St. Lawrence river was
filled with many boats at the time
of the accident and on the lulls
on unless! along the shore were hundreds of
Inclose a i persons who came by .rail and
automobile to see the culmination
or tne. mignty engineering pro
ject The big steel frame was
taken in tow to the gap which-it
was expected to fill
Shortly after 8 o'clock the pon
toons reached the allotted place
and were withdrawn by tugs,
leaving the massive girders rest
ing ou hydraulic jacks. These
had begun to raise the big span
while the crowds shouted, think
ing they had seen the most im
pressive ceremony of the bridge
raising. The spectators began
to leave when suddenly there was
a roar of breaking steel and the
span dived into the water.
The 90 or more men who were
on the span were thrown into the
river and about 65 were rescued
by pleasure craft.
At a late hour tonight 11 were
listed as dead and missing. First
reports were much exaggerate 1
and gave the list of, dead as 80
or 9o.
Traction Stiiks Serisas N. Y. i
Nework, Sept. 11 Hit
bui face car transit virtually
at a standstill in Manhattan
the Brouj, Yonkeis aud pyt:
of West (Jh-js-ter Couulv, and
with subway and n.cvMed iaj
cilitjw? afiVcted morn thau at
any lime since the Int rl or- j
ough liai'id Iraukit Bi.ikr?,
was called last 1 burr day. lie.
traction situation in INew
York tonight apyumed a mure
serious aspect.
Labor iradtrrfe hld e fer
ences during the day on in
question f seeking a ymya
liietic t-irik- amoug van ;iis
crafts, which il Mice -M-fui
New
Fall
At
DPI F UADDV
iDJibAfl-MItl
1
I
would, call uul 750,000 work
ers in the Alt-tn poll all 'Us
trict but t w s admitted u j
dehuittt action CiUl'i be ex!
pecteci to at ieast a wenk.
lue first demonstration of ?
tyinpa'li lie strike cam 10
day when union team -ten
employ d by fcwo brick a ak
ing concerns quit their o.i
rather thau haul sand to b
I New York Kailway Comp
-powtrnouseis.
President Finds Condition of Sister Critical.
New London, Conn. kept.
11. President Wilson arrived
here late today after a bur
'ied journey fiom Long
Branch, N J., to tei his c?is
ter, Mrs. A E. Howe, who is
critically ill.
The President plans to re
turn to Loug Branch on the
naval yacht Majflwer, but
the date of bs departure will
dei end on the condition
Mrs. Howe. The Majflower
has beeu ordered to JNew
London.
We are Getting a Lot of
New Fall Goods
New Winter Shoes, for Men
Women and Children are
Ready for You.
Men's and Boy's Clothing.
Coat Suits, Coats, Etc.
A Safe Place to Trade. Ev-
ry thing Must Be Right or
We Make It So.
lr Bell's Anti
n u N
Still and 800 Gallons of Beer,
Asheville, Sept. 11. Keve
nue Agents J A Galloway and
Mark L Ked hare returned
r,n Asheville from a rairt in
speech White by her husband at her Clay connty. During their
home near Vvindsor on lhurs- travels and adventures among
day last when it was learned the mountain ot that pic-
ihatDr White visited thiHturefq1H ?ouny Jy d,s"
citrf some tnree w.eKs ago m . . - . H .
quest of his wife, who was thft bnig and they fouud 800
cuwions has no. been completed supposed to be vieing here, gallons of it
but vr ill oe after tawy nave met. , u pt . . j
J I f o V-i 1 h r '1 v 1 'nniiM' i uri nor.
FARM ENGINES THAT
ON KEROSENE OIL
FT ART AND RUN ON BUILT-IN
MAGNETO. NO BATTERIES.
Fairbfinks-Morso and C'o's. vvcH known
C- -
iLii'jCi ij jverosene uu .fenxuies inttt ii ve
always MADE GOOD.
3 Horse Power $72.50
6 Horse Po.ier $125.00
FARM POAVER COMPANY
512-516 North Churcb Street.
SALISBURY, - North Carolina.
have met
It is understood that they will
har at least ond joint discussion
in wich oounty of the district.
Eqw ti C Geod
The"-$est way to give 'good ad-
viie-.-i to set a yood example
When others sci kow quickly you
gret over yoiir cold by taku
Chamiberlaln's Cough Remedy
they are likely to follow your ex
ample. This rstnedy has been in neighbors dt-c:are,
use for many years and enjoys an
excellent reputation. Obtainable
everywkere.
Isrsiy Nsminstsd Goverrnr ef Georgia.
Atlanta, Ga., Sept 12. Hugh
M. Dorsey, former solicitor of tbe
Atlanta circuit, who prosecuted
LeoM Frank, apparently swept
Georgia ip th gubernatorial race pno! her iat Tfiursfiay
auadfcd her to return home
It was known then that their
iomesttc life was far Irom
one or Happiness, ana tnai
iVlr White atter demanding
! hat exteujve property own
ea dv dis wjie wdo was Mits
Saliie Mountain of Windsor
be made over to him and
this was done, had continued
his improper treatment, s;
until the
- .
young woni'in leti mm ann
went on a vi it in hopeeTof
improved cunditioug upon l:er
return.
Mr White w 27 years old
vvhi'e his wif,. is but 23,
while a . hr e;jr old fur
vivestiiH iiiiioii It wttliis
chiid ihat v7.;s iett alone iL
the home wi''" its ::i rueisa
in tke btp.tewide Democratic pri- ing, llie t'o Iwivn-g I re.
tary WJar. Returns from 108 locked ill the nouse fnf-'Juor.'
of 152 counties seemed ,to assure tnaa seven Uoui ici-Q
him of 15S roles in the State con- was msoovered ob ing Ove,
vention. Mc-e comr!et returns the dead body or its ui-Hliei.
. are expected to easily give him and bcth lay in a pool o
tke YiZ convention votes neces- blood occasioned by the mm
sarr for nomination.
Govriiur Nat 13 Harris, on the
fac of these retusms, had 64 votes
in tke conventien, while Dr L G
Harimaa and Joeph E, Pottle
ran far behind the two leaders.
ftie Strong Withstood the Heat of
9Hiu.naer Bstter Tbaa the Weak
Old people who re fteMte, and younger
ptqsle rriio ar weak,i911 be sfeengthened
der which was a'cotnp!ishe(
by Mr White, so a leMer h
left admits, she having beet.
beaten to death with the
stock of a gun. The ltttei
from Mr V hite dechnes that
he was goiug to drown him
self in the (jashai River near
by, and when lat seen he
was going in tuat direction
S&Slf&SSS bolit isu,t 8uefal,y believed
G'&liMWomc. itpurifiea that he has drowned rrmself
ana txnsat tr-s
and builds up but that is merely an attempt
ta throw officers c fx his trail.
Wasfcl 'tb repair sewing machines
aid organs. I bve also opened
a srfl-il recair hop at Rock
well. JBring1 your watch and
ciocic work. , v Al call a ; your
home to do your machine and
oran work. 'Phiie or write to
C W E&auiartoa, Kckwell. N C
Msfflas fer You Need a General
Take Grove's
fb& Standard Giove 1"
iU ISjiW is equally vala&Ha
tJgl Tonic because it cctitaiat .?
ftf tjZBami tonic properties of QTJ 1M
i IMUJB. a aces on ue iiver, un ?:
k fiSalaria, Enriches the Blood K
ixaCb 19 u wnoic Systenuao cent
P. A puts new joy
into the sport of
smoking !
YOU may live to
be 1 10 and never
feel old enough to
vote, but it's certain-sure
you'll not
know the joy and
contentment of a
friendly old jimmy
pipe or a hand rolled
cigarette unless you get on talking-terms
with Prince Albert tobacco 1
P. A. comes to you with a real reason for all the
goodness and satisfaction it offers. It is made by
a patented process that removes bite and parch!
You can smoke it long and hard without a come
back! Prince Albert has always beensold without
coupons or premiums. We preferto give quality!
Prince Albert affords the keenest pipe and cigarette
enjoyment! And that flavor and fragrance and
coolness is as good as that sounds. P. A. just
answers the universal demand, for tobacco
without bite, parch or kick-back!
Introduction to Prince Albert isn't any harder
than to walk into the nearest place that sells
tobacco and ask for "a supply of P. A" You pay
out a little change, to be sure, but it's the cheer
fullest investment you ever made!
the
national
joy
smoke
JL J. Reynold Tobacco Ox, Winrton-Salm, R C, Copytig at 1916 by tLXRmrmMt Tobacco Co.
Prinem Albmrt im amid vmrytohmrm
in toppy rmd bam: Set tidy rmd
tin. 10ei handmomm Bound and
half-pound tin humidor and
that cls&r cryttal-glaat pound
A amidor with apongo-moimtonot
top that hoopm tho tobacco in aach
apiondid condition.
aw
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Prepare Now For Winter
Our
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nobble ot cut prices.
Sale LastsScrora
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IN OUR NEW LOOAnCKi NOSTSrWAIN STRET.
lm Fiorid j ExcuiSion (o JjotoSiij, St. Petersburg, Sarasota and Tampa, Fla., Tues
day, Sjiiibiiilier 20, 1916, via Southern Railway.
The Southern Railwav will operate low round trip fare
xcursion from JSotli Carolina points to the above men
ioued places 'i uerd-iy, Snptmber 26, 1916. Special train
-osiFi.tiiitf of Pullman sleeping cars, aud high class day
oil-its- will l-iv G-iHHiirtboro at 7:30 p m, Salisbary 9;15
p n and rh u i't e 10:f0 p m arriving Jacksonville next
morning at lf "55.
Tht following round trip fares will apply from stations
named bfiow:
Jacksonville Sarasota St. Petersburg
lamp a
Charlotte ?8 oo $11 oo Slo 5o
oncorrT 8 oo 11 co lo fo
Kikin 9 oo 12 oo 115o
Estonia 8 75 11 75 1125
(ireeusboro 8 oo 11 oo lo 5o
Hickory 8 5o 11 5o 11 oo
digh Point 8 oo 11 oo lo 5o
Lexington 8 oo 11 oo lo 5o
Morganton 8 5 11 5o 11 oo
Mt. Airy 9 oo 12 oo .11 5o
-alisbury 8 oo 11 oo lo 5o
-helby 9 5o 12 5o 12 oo
States vi I fe 8 5o 11 5o 11 oo
I hornaevllle 8 oo 11 oo lo 5o
i iutlon-Salem 8 5o 11 5o ll oo
.T ckets good goiug ouiy on special train. Keturning,cgood
t I -mm .
oil reguia train. raengHra on branch line points will
wse regular tra ns to junction points connecting with spe
cial tiaiu. 'J iekets to Jacksonville bear limit of seven (7)
days. Mickys to Sara-ota, St. Petersburg and Tampa
' ear limit of ten (10) days
Pullman Reservations -hould be made in advance,
j K. H. DeBdtts, D. P. A.
Charlotte, N. 0.
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SprainSjBraises, Cuts, Burns. Old
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used internally or externally. 25oy
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