FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, IWtS.
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Something For Everybody Come to See Us.
Ellington's Art Store
Raleigh, N. C.
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Price 23 eente at all Drug Item t by mail om receipt of
tamps or coin. EX CLE NT O MEDICINE CO- AtUita. Ca.
Pomade
Quench Your Thirst
Where Cleanliness Prevails
Our newly installed sterilizer and soda fountain in
sures Sanitary Service. We carry, also, a large stock
of Drugs, Candies and Toilet Articles.
J. C. BRANTLEY
Druggist.
MASONIC TEMPLE
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REYNOLDS
F
AVORS PRESIDENT
Win6ton Man Writes Strong
Letter Advocating Re-election
of Mr. Tilaon
The Union Central Life
Insurance Company
LoWer Net Cost for Policies . Means the
Same Insurance for Less Money
Can Use Half Dozen A-l Agents See
CAREY J. HUNTER & BRO.
Agents, Raleigh, N. C
-idrr R.-J.-lteynolds, t Winston-Salem
not only (rave a very larpe contribution
to the Wilson-Marshall Campaign Fund,
tin thousand dollars being thr amount,
tint he also wrote hat observers of the
progress of the campaign ssy is one of
the very stronirest letters that have been
prepared on the reasons why Mr. Wil
ton should he re-elected.
Kecretary-Treasurer Hugh MadUte, of
the Democratic National t'lnioior Com
mittee for North Carolina, says the let
ter ahowa the bigness of conception and
the elcar siirnte.l point of vicar of the
man of large affairs.
Mr. Kevnol.is letters was as follows:
"Mr. Hugh. MaeKa?, rVety-Treas.,
WilHou-Marariall Campaign KuiiJ,
M'mington, N. f.
"My Dear Mr. Mae Rao:
"It. wTia with a grtat deal of satlif ac
tion that I eontriliutcd to" th " Wi'isolS'
Marshall National Campaign Fund, and
your letter acknowledging the"' rclitri
hution was received with much pleasure.
"To make a change of the administra
tis, under the uattng eon.tittons, t
my mind, would he nothing short of a
calamity to this nation.
"American history does not show,
since Washington's time, that during
any one 'administration such a large
number. of good constructive laws, for
the liencfit of all of the people, have
.been tuuued as enacted under the n
son Administration. The elimination of
the lobbyist prevents the Government
from being controlled by My eliqne or
set of men, which would encourage the
bringing about of financial depressions
for personal eelfljh gain.
"In addition to the beneficial legisla
tion that has been enacted under Presi
dent Wilson's guidance, he has succeed
ed in keeping the country at peace with
the world, and at the same time, mam
tained its dignity.
"President Wilson's Cabinet is one of
the strongest we hare ever had, and
Con green hss upheld the administration
in working for tho good of the whole
nation.
"I hare never permitted myself to be
a blind partisan. My custom has been
to assist the party which was, in my
estimation beet qualified to render the
greatest service to all of the people,
and I beliens that tho Democratic party,
with President Wilson at its head, is
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HEADACHES.
vfO-CCNTS, EVERYWHERE.
JOHN PUETT DIES
WHILESPEAKIN G
Democratic Candjdate For
House From Gaston County
Dies Suddenly
No. 666
This It a proscription prepareo! podaffy
lor MALARIA or CHILLS 4k FEVER.
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- Gastonia, Oct. 19-. John. Pue tt Ilctno
cratic candidate for the House of liepre
sentatives from Gaston county, dropped
dead about 7 o'clock tonight while mak
ing a speech at Cherryville. Jo com
pany with the other Democratic candi
dates for county offices ho was making
the rounds of the county. This aftcr
noon they spoke at Landers Cliapel, near
Cherryville, and Mr. Puett appeared in
his usual health. He had made no com
plaint of feeling ill. The body will be
t.'ikeu to his home in Dallas tonight.
N" funeral arrangements have luen
n.Hde. Mr. Puett whs a native of I-in
cln county, having been born near
Iejter ni'tiut 6.1 years sgn. He moved
to Dalian in 1877 and had resided there
s:uie. ile was one of the county l most
prominent and highly esteemed citizens,
lie was one of Gaston's Representatives
in the House two years ago and would
have hern re elected to that position in
November. He was for many years a
me-'ther of the board of eounty commis
sinners and also of the county board
of education, lie is survived by hit
uidow and several children, among tlieni
Mr. John J'nett und Mrs. Unlieit .S.
Lewis of Dallas. Ho also leaves three
sisters. Deceased was the sou of the
Hi'v. .lolin W. l'uett, a roiiiim nt
Koutliern Methodist minister of this
section.
Tho bosrd of county commissioners in
special siMsiun today authorized the
building of two temporary toll bridg'-s
over the Catawba river, one nt Mount
Holly and one at Belmont, by a stock
company. The toll will ins fixed by tin
board. This action was taken as a means
of immediate relief and in view of the
slowness with which the Mecklenburg
commissioners are moving toward re-
S lacing the bridges wished away by the
uly flood.
It.'iston has had a hundred thousand
dollars in the bank since a few days
after the flood with which to replace
these bridges, but has been utterly un
able to spur the Mecklenburg board to
action. They agreed to rebuild at onee
and then sat down to wait for some
thing, it does not appear what.
DOCTOR ADVISES
KITCIIING TO CANCEL
SPEAKING DATES
iapU U TtM IMl and Obaarrcr I
Wilson, Oct. 19. Hon. Claude Kitehia.
on the advice of a specialist, has deem-
FOR THROAT AND LUNGS
STUBBORN COUGHS AND COLDS
Eckman's
Alterative
SOLO BT ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS
d it best to cancel bis speaking dates
in the West and many- in this State.
'or some timo he has been complaining
of sevore pains in hi head. The mut
ter gars him so much concern that he
decided to consult a specialist, who
advised biin to leave off speaking.
Mr. KitchLn Informed hire that it
was not only his desire to make a num
Iwr of speeches for the national ticket
in the douUiul states of the West, but
that hs also wanted to make a few in
his own district
After much insistence on tho part of
Mr. Kitehia his physician informed him
that he might make a few speeches, but
EST he must hot' uteri ImnecTF To "any
great extent, and especially at night.
With this advico he canceled his en
gagements in the West, snd so far has
only made two or three speeches, snd
those in this Htate,
While at Mount Pleasant a few days
ago he expressed himself as being some
what annoyed at his condition, and
stated that he hoped to he himself agnin
in a short while. He regretted exceed
ingly his inability to muke uioro speech
es in the campaign.
With the arduous duties of house lead
er ou him during the next session of
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or if too fcl out of Borta, Koril Linr IVbtots
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Frea. KKVIi. MCDICOIB CO.
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Congress which opens in December it
of course behooves him to taks ears of
himself.
GILBERT C WHITE
Consulting Engineer
Da r ham, N. C.
WATERWORKS, LIGHT AND
POWER, STREETS
everything that any party could ask, be
it Democrat, l'rogressive or Kcpuli.icaii.
"I cannot conceive of how it mould be
possible to contribute tn a greater cause
than to the Wilson-Marshall .Vstion.iJ
Campaign 1'vn l. I commend you in the
great work that you are doing, ami you
have my licet wishes for unlimited suc
cess, "With kindest personal rejrds, I am,
''Sincerely vours,
"(HigncdV K. J. HKVNUI.D."
LAST EXCURSION
to
NORFOLKjVA.
Friday, October 27, 1916
via
WOMAN HAD
NERVOUS TROUBLE
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta
ble Compound Helped Her.
TTeat Danby, N. Y. "I bava had
nervous trouble all my life until I took
I.ydia 11 l inkha-Ti
V'egetabls Com
pound for nerves
and for female trou
ble and it straight
ened me out in good
shape, I work nearly
all the timo, as we
live on a farm and I
have four girls. I do
all my sewing and
other work with
their help, eo it
hows that I stand it real well. I took
ths Compound when my ten year old
daughter came and it helped me a lot.
I have also had my oldest girl take it
and it did her kits of good. I keep it in
the house all the time and recommend
it." Mrs. Dewttt SlNCEBACGU, West
Danby, N. Y.
Sleeplessness, nervousness, Irritabil
ity, backache, headaches, drsfginp; sen
sations, all point to female derange
ments which may be overcome by Lydia
. Pinkham's Vcfretabls Compound.
This famous remedy, the medicinal
ingredients cf which are derived from
native roots and herbs, has for forty
years proved to be a most valuable tonic
and Invigoratorof the female orfranism.
Women everywhere hear willing; testi
mony to the wonderful virtue of Lydia
E. I'inkliaai's Vegetable Compound.
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NORFOLK SOUTHERN
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Foot Ball Game October 28
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SCHEDULE AND ROUND-TRIP FARES i
RA LEI Gil 10:20 A.M. . 3.00
KNIGHTDALE . . . . . . , .10:56 A.M. 3.00
EAGLE ROCK 11:07 A.M. 3.00
WENDELL 11:13 A.M. 3.00
ZEBULON ....11:23 A.M. 3.00
MIDDLESEX 11:38 A.M. 8.00
BAILEY 11:48 A.M. 3.00
SIMMS .11:58 A.M. 8.00
WILSON 12:23 P.M. 3.00
EVANSDALE 12:35 P.M. 3.00
STANTONSUURG .. 12:47 P.M. 3.00
FIELDSBORO ....1:02 P.M. 8.00
Farmville .. 1:17P.M. 8.00
ARTHUR ..1:27 P.M. 3.00
GREENVILLE 1 :48 P.M. S.OO
SIMPSON 2:05 P.M. 3.00
GRIMESLAND 2:16P.M. 8.00
CHOCOW1NITY 2:35P.M. 3.00
ARRIVE NORFOLK 7:00 P.M.
Returning; Special Train Will Leave Norfolk (Union Station) at 8t00 P. M.
Saturday, October 28th
For full information ask Ticket Agents
j. f. Mitchell, t. p. a., Raleigh, n. a
E. D. KYLE, Traffic Manager H. S. LEAilD, Gen. Paw. Agt.
Norfolk, Va.
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