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Vol. XXXIII.
NEWTON N. C. THURSDAY, MARCH, 9, 1911.
No. 4
The
E NTERPRISB.
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4
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j NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
A Historical Sketch of Catharine
Yoder and Her Descendants.
Price Campbell Cotton Picker.
Mr. W, L. Haskell, of New
The Best Policy.
Cascades of poesy and avalanch-
The Fishdealer s Mixed Orders. Worst Plague in History of World. A Lawyer s Feathers Laid.
Far more unerringly than by Pekin, March :!. Famine and The best story heard in Wash-
Live Items Culled From Exchanges.
I York, who is vice president and es of rhetoric too often charac- any weather bureau prediction, the plague are sweeping over inton for a long time is one
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the position
as
and Mrs. Bell as
Statoville Landmark.
lt to outer upon their new : Mr. Bailey, who has been mana
work. i SC1 of the farm at the Barium
'resident McKay, of Rather-. Orphans" Home for some years,
fo-d College .mnouncesos com-1 has accepted a position as mana
memvinent speakers. May l)th ; r of a fruit farm near Fisher
,,a i,,th as follows: Annual v"e. Va., owned by Mr. P. S.
sermon bv Rev. W. A. Lambeth, i Bd. f Mooresville. Mr. Erwin
William Preston Few, Ph. D.,
OorrMDonflMice of Th Fnterpr'oe
vyaniunne oaer was the!scuci,n umimci ouum-j venae oratorical triDUtes to tne i'.e approacn oi spring is in- China. The known rlpith fmm ioiu oy tne becretarv of War
j ; daughter of Conrad Yoder, the ern Cotton Oil Company, was in j departed. Reading1 the great dicated by the gleam of the the plague number 30 000 and wno s a brilliant lawyer, to il
original pioneer an 1 father of the j tbis section recently and de- j memorial orations, or hearing the piscatorial fervor that irradiates according to the official statistics, lustrate what grievous mistakes
jYoders in Catawba and Lincoln scribed very interestingly the j average ones, you are struck by the eyes of Senator Frye of : the death rate averages:00 daily! law.vers sometimes make by try
j Counties. She married John j new Price-Campbell cotton pick- Ithe fact that verbosity exceeds Maine just before the opening of But the officials haye little lns to browbeat witnesses.
! Becker, a Pensvlvania nrm.. ing machine, whch as conserva-i sincerity words as a rule are . the tishinsr season. Burins- thp l-nnwipdaonf thQ ., An attornpv nf mn(!i,oki.
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The barn of Mrs. Tisha Harp, , His true original name was al-itive a magazine as World's made to serve for feeling. winter while the streams art ice- the interior or if they have they reP-tation went to a small town
who lives at Harmony, was ' was known as John Berker. All I work declared will revolution- j i. One sentence from the heart is bound and the spruce trees are are not permitting the facts to to trT a case, in the course of
burned Tuesday night with a lot the old German people used to ' ize cotton growing in the South. worth a dozen pages from the; white with snow, the Senator be known. which he saw that, in order to
of feed, harness, a buggy, surrey call him Becker in this section of I AIr- Haskell declared that the j tongue or mind..:- He', who- feels loves, now and then to relate a It is impossible even to est:- win for bis client, he would have
The fire is the country until the English i machine has not yet reached its is bound to convey some measure ' fish story. mate the number of deaths that to discredit the testimony of a
believed to be incendiarv. : people translated his nnm to ! highest development and that it i of his feelings to those about him. He teils of a memorable trio on! have resulted from lanV r.f f. i young man.
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He who speaks by rote, however which Senator Spooner joined: TheChinese are directing their After several offensive ques-
so Deautnuny ians to sever the nun at rns choicest trout stream, efforts to control the plague uons l"e lawyer asked the
OdicVW-cll.
Leuoir Topic.
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Rev. .1. W. Bell has acceprea
superintendent
Matron of
. .. Ornlinn's Home. tl'iC
LL,m of the Reformed ' some fertilizer.
ji it uio
rtimth -it rivwnt. Mr. Be
.... i ,u irMbnnt xWil : On,- Fntbo-W Hnoa I Baker- In the examination of j 1S somewhat crude as it is
tlU 1 4.4 1 1 1 1 I Mill - ' vvv.iju -vr IIVJ kU J U tllUt
Ruph iegistration Book of
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no cruder, if it is
It is
indeed as
migration, you will find many j crude, as the first locomotive cr latehstrings of sentiment.
German names of Rprk-Pr i the first
Among the S000 recorded in that i however,
McUormiCK reaper,
and there is every
They had it ail arranged, after chiefly along the railways and .youth sharply, "Are you not a
book, there is only one name ; promise that it will be very
Phillip Baker, and he came about , ' speedily developed until it as it
Senator Tillman's tribute to hiving called into counsel a re- frontiers, for political
reasons.
worthless fellow?'
:eeds Mr. Bailey at Barium.
departed associates, Dolliver and liable fish-dealer, and a trust- Since the recent Russian request I don't know, sir,"' replied
Clay, is a specimen of genuine worthy expressman, that a box for permission to cross the bor- the young man.
oratory cry stali zed eloquence, of trout should arrive every other der and quarantine Chinese "Now, as a matter of fact,"
17o-. The Beckers are of the satisfactory as the harvesting ! Rhetorically there is nothing to dy at Senator Frye's home to towns along the Amur China rePeated tne lawyer, tapping the
German descent and still retain ' machines for other crops. I the words he uttered, but they ; indicate the success with which j has been attempting to check table in front of him to empha-
that name. There are many1 In Mr. Haskell's opinion even are clothed with the garb of they were casting the fly. ! the plague along that frontier, size nis remarks, "don't you
living now in Pennsylvania ot tne present machine can be used i sincerity and carry echoes to the The plan worked beautifully but the Russian legation sars knovv YOU are so regarded in
are
ti.e oio
hen is
this community?'
"I don't know, sir,'' repeated
the boy,
-Well," continued the lawyer,
"isn t your father a worthless
fellow?-'
"I don't know, sir," was the
Durham. N. C. Alumni aaau-w. Aunt lena Allison, colored, ; that name. Bakers are of the ! with profit in Oklahoma and heart even when presented in the of course we caught sjme and that this has been done ineffW-
Rev. L. B Abernethy. Canton, said to be more than a hundred i English descent and had original-1 Texas and in other places where j cold and passionless form of some we didn't" but the express- tiyely, because there are no doc
N. '. years old, died yesterday morning ; ly settled in the south eastern tn land is flat, cotton abundant ; print. . ; roan was fairly regular in the ' tors there who are familiar with
Mr Henry Wilson, who lives at her home in the Poplar Branch I portion of Virginia and from ana" labor scarce; but he would! We quote his concluding Weight of fish forwarded, and modern methods of sanitation,
one and one half miles east of settlement. She had been so ; thence they migrate into the state j not advise anyone under the or-! words: the prepaid charges wera about Local authorities, including
Lenoir, is the owner of possibly ' na' death for some days that it ' of North Carolina. They founded dinary conditions that prevail in j "Dolliver as we all called him, ; the same from day to day. All the police and soldiers, in former
U'St hen on record, lne "uo 1UUU'. cnu d, coiony wnicn now is hidge- section t,o purcnase tne ma-1 was a great man. ureat men worn, wen unui one uay a uis- epiaemics, ao not care or do not
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chine with the idea that it is , are plentiful in this country, but 'patch came from the Fry domi- know how to maintain adequate monotonous reply,
thoroughly a practical and work ! not as great as Dolliver. Good cile: sanitary measures. Japanese "Come, come!" roared the
able machine already. The per- men are plentiful in this country, , "Rush two more boxes smoked and Russians have both offered attorney. Answer me. Don't
fected machine will come in the but not as good as Clay. They herring. They are great. Are assistance, but only in a few TOU know that your father is a
very near feature, probablv two i both have left us and we know tV.e salt mackeral running also?" places have these offers been 'worthless fellow, who lies arou ad
hence are of the English d-scent, i or three years. not how soon our own time may There was a busy time with ; accepted, the Chinese not liking
as Virginia was visited by the The price put on the preseni ; come. I feel that with especial the wires'jus' then, for the fish , to receiye favors from foreiners,
Knglish, long before old Pennsyl-; machine is $3,000, and it is ' force. But-but I cannot go on, dealer had got his orders mixed, whose political motives they dis-
vania was settled by the Ger-! claimed that it will pick an acre Mr. President. I have thoughts, and instead of shipping fresh trust,
mans and the Beckers were j of cotton an. hour, regardless of but the words will not come. So trout to Frye's home, he had Physicians engaged in colq-
among them. And hence this ! the amount of cotton to the I wTill sit down." sent herring thoroughly smok- batting the disease are of the
The veteran senator from South ed. But the Senator was equal opinion that warm weather will
.m ut fifteen vears old came- Monday she was apparent-' combe. Martin. Moore and War
and is half white brimmer and dead for some little time and ren counties, where there are a
Last year she iiAaeieni! wt-xe ueing maue . great many of these yet living,
to secure a casket I3r her when who spell their name Baker.
that she was ; The Bakers are Virginians and
brood of
now
it w.is discovered
still alive.
half Indian game.
l-.i.l i.'trc nnil raised a
ni hi.liliHK. While sht
walks with a tottering step and
lu r eyesight is somewhat de
tVctive, vet she is a hale and
it ji,:.i., f'
hearty granny ana nms iau lu Hickory Democrat.
continue her usetulness in the
v.O'-M I'or some lime.
Dr. Shu ford accompanied Dr.
Foard to Statesville, last week,
to a misunderstanding where the later will undergo an
operation for kidney trouble.
t . t.i ti i i :u
xur. i.ou. nan is guing iu uunu , e married her in 17
a fish pond 150 xSuOOfeet, in the onjv i-, Tn..,s nf
channel bottom back of his farm. The u.t nviri ini,
: the house
work?"
j "I don't know, sir,"'
j youth. ''Why don't
him? There be sits
jury."
all day and won't
said
you
on
the
ask
the
John Becker who married Cat- acre. It is understood that quite
let ween the county commission
frsimJ drainage commissioners
& to w hose duty it was to
a Irid :-(' over the new
build
harine Yoder was of the Pensyl-, a number of machines will be Carolina might have ransacked to it. Camp supplies had been kill the germs, although this
vanian German descent. When ! built for Texas, Oklahoma and the classics for metaphors, he mu ed with the hsh caught that may bring only a temporary
1)7, she was Mississippi for the next season might have spread the liberal day--of course. He hasteud his respite. It is said by the medi
And they and they will no doubt be stores of the English language reply: "You received the bait cal authorities that such an
Solomon, I used to excellent advantage, over a discourse of hours, and by mistake. Nothing but smoked ; epidemic as the present one,
RESULTS THAT REMAIN
Newton Peo-
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ivc-ntly cut by the meowing pona will oe iu to ieet aeep ; Eiizabatb .Sarah. Pollv. Eliza an One advantasre that will be felt have failed utterly in paying, so herring will ever
machine across the: Hickory road, and will be stocked with cat fish. uannaiu David was born 17' : even bythose planters whodo not ' touching a tribute to the friends trout, you know."
the public was put to some in- Married in Burke county at the ! and spoke the German language ! use the machines .will be the ! who have passsed away. Senator Spooner usually con-
c . i wnietiee for several days. Mr. res;(j.nce nf Esquire Adams on at first. He married a Miss check it will put on the exorbi- "I have thoughts, but the eludes the tale truthfuily by
J.ihn M. Crisp, Register of Deeds, ti;0 c, 0f February, Mr. Roy i Vanhorn, an English lady. Then . tanfc prices charged by the negro words won't come!" How often giving the return message:
solved the problem by ordering ium2arner to Miss Clara Lingle, he ceased to speak the German, j cotton pickers those insections, have we seen the lover, the ''Received the bait, and taken
the bridge built and let the mat- i,h!i, ,,fr,od nountv H A ! He had learned the blacksmith ; Charlotte Chronicle friend, the companion, bending it sic -hook and all." "Affairs
Adams was the officiating magis-i trade under his father's manage- over the lifeless form and tne a. xn La-ten," Joe Mitchell
t-ate !ment. He settled at Baker's . . . - . forever-sealed lips of one who" Chappie, in National Magazine
1 Ho. Raising in U ataiiCa ... .
Mountain on the lands once had gone, unable to give utter- for iarcn.
owned by Elias and Daniel Yod-; Mr. Editor: I wish to give ance to a single apothegm of .
m . -.. -w -r -r --., J . 1 A. " f 111 I 1 I
er. rney had beuat John, rienry ; hui reauers my snort ex peri- griei or one syiaoie oi ctespair:
Sidney, Jones, Caroline, Adalina, j ence in hog raising since March, And that sad tragedy to the sur
and Eliza. Thus his first wife I lO. viving when not even tea's wil
died, then he married Sally
catch fresh which is entirely pneumonic,
has not visited the world since
the middle ages.
ter el whose duty
i!!if ie decided
rial's thonghtf illness
;tn-r is appreciated.
to pay lor
later. Mr.
in the
CASTOR I A
For Infants and CMldren.
The Kind Yoa Kate Always 3sgi.t
Mr. Z. B. Buchanan is solicit-,
ing stock for an up-to-date opera
house to be made out of the
Stroup building. A good opera;
house is considered to be one ofj
Hickory's greatest needs. Thei
sum of $12. "no is the required
amount. . '
Bears the
Signature of
J.c:a.r.a.cr.
I .v. i "vii!i' S.'onl.
Mi v Malinda Dowel, mot tier of
Mr. .h.h.i Dowel, of this place,
d.fd. at the home of her son. on
Mur.day night of last week.
Aj.ei! ahout 7 years.
Messrs. Richard MeLeod. Thad
V, I I, U';it1 nnd Osie
.hvmst.n'left hist. Saturday morn- tVm shavings in the boiler room.
ii:g!'..r Washington, D. C. where
in.
Dog Rescued 163 Lives.
The fire department did good
Abernethy and begat Jane, Belle
and Colen. He and his wife are
buried at the Baker grave yard.
Elizabeth was born 1S01 and
iuve secured positions.
An.ong the civil cases deposed
of, in court last week, was Hol
lar against Bell Telephone Co.
Plaint ill' was awarded $1,000
damage. Carl Alspaugh against
Eaj.ie hpaugh. Plaintiff was
granted a divorce.
Capt. W. T. Rowland sent,
las! week, to the State Agricul
tiiai Department a petition,
sine 1 by .",o0 or more of the best
citizens of this county, asking
i'nr the establishment of an apple
experiment orchard in Alexander.
T lis is one of the things our ap
p!e growers need and would be of
work Tuesday morning in putting ; married Phillip Warlick.
John was born 107 and was
The inside of this room was char-! crazy.
red but the fire did not spread. ; Catharine was born 110
Sir Edward Morris, prime
In that month I bought a pair relieve the silently burning heart minister of Newfoundland, tells
of Duroc pigs, and on August the speaks its pathetic eloquene to in the February
New
on
Ruling Made
Papers.
Uncle Sam has formulated
: Are Appreciated by
pie.
Thousands who suffer from
backache and kidney complaint
have tried one remedy after
another, finding only temporary
j benefit. This is discouraging,
, but there is one special tridnej
medicine that cures permanently
I and there is plenty of proof right
here in Newton.
Here is the testimony of on?
i who used Doan's Kidney Pi lis
; years ago, and no ;v states that
: the cure was lasting.
! W. K. Self, College St., New
Mailing ton, N. C. , says: "I found Doan's
j Kidney Pills to be a reliable kid-
nev medicine and have no hesi
tation in making this fact known.
The loss is slight and the mill will
hardly sutler any interruption
from the trouble.
and
married Jacob H. Shufcrd.
Wide World
sow farrowed 7 -nisrs. which T iu nparlv pwrv Hnv' Masrazine a remarkable storv c f . new olan b v whit b to decrease.
sold for S30. Then on April 2 Then comes the mourner with heroism on the part of the New-' the promiscuous sending out of pIy back waf lame for ''uite a
she mothered a litter of 10 which profuse tears or storm of words, foundland fisherman. The name of second -class mail matter, in-' wnile antJ 1 felt languid. The
I sold for 850.50, and on Septem behind whose countenances we of this man was George Haryey, eluding newspapers, magazines. ; kidne secretions were also un-
f)ut a fire at the Elliott Knitting j Salhe was born 104. and mar- i bar 14 she brought forth l:i pigs can see the lurking seeds of quick and he resided in a low, rocky and other periodicals
Mills, which started it is believed, rje(j j0i1D Warlick
for S25, leaving four still on demonstrations of grief appall Bay. an order instructing postmasters L " lvluue x llls 1
hand, So rating them at the our very souls! In those days the emigrant to notify publishers in case of and 1 musfc say that nothing eyer
same price at which the others There is no language to express ships to Canada were crowded non-delivery of such mail, and ; l'elPed me so greatly. I inten
sold, the sow paid me $131.50, and no heavenly tears to drown with passengers. In the autumn tiye weeks after notice is seryed L" LUIU"1U" Iemcuj
and during the same time the the bitterest sorrows; and the of lS'.-J the brig Despatch, bound the postmaster is authorized to
male paid me $05.50 making a deepest grief leaves no scars. to Quebec with a hundred and attach a label jind return the
total of 197. Then after feed-' Senator Tillman conveyed that sixty-three souls, in a gale of matter to the sender and collect
ing the two parent hogs sixty impression which every wordy wind struck a rock about three at the rate of one cent for each
days, feeding them 29 1-2 bushels tribute seeks, but often fails to miles from Harvey's horn. He two ounces. If the publisher! Mr. Se was interviewed on
of corn, I butchered and weighed convey genuine sorrow. Au- heard the signals of distress and sends return postage the matter February 15, ;911 and he said:
them and the pair netted 785 gusta Chronicle,
pounds. The lard, 'after being
Dollv was born in 113, and
! married George P, Shuford,
' Solomon was born in Is 15 and
first married a Miss Rockett and
Sassa-! she died at the birth of her first
! child, and she and child are hur
ried at the Baker grave yard.
Then he married Anna Hoover
I aUU u Jill axe uuiicu a. u vuc
: Thesolonica Baptist churchgrave
! yard. Eliza was born in 1820
inn.! lipr-nrnp the. sec.orifl wife of
l o ward
Jake Rhineliart is 111 From
fras Poison. j
Hickory. March 2. Take j
Rhineh u t of this place, a popu- j
In i-young business man, who
was made desperately ill by eat
ing'crystalized sassafras, makes
January 14,
until cured.
(Statement given
190-)
A LASTING EFFECT.
out. weighed
82
Hannah
; i r. r -. : 1 1 advantage to the
rowers of this section.
fruit
X-iin-COln..
ii County New.-..
A hill has been introduced in
the present Legislature charter-
' g the Mt. Holly, Ponver Elec
tcic Railroad Co. The citizens of
Denver seem to be s inguino in
their belief that, this line will be
a reality in the near future.
! George P. Shuford
was born in 1825, died young.
! John Becker and wife belonged
j to the Dunkard church. He was
i born in 1775. Catharine Yoder
was born 1782 and died August
1867 and were buried at Thesolo
nica Church grave yard. After
he Durkards passed out of exis-
slow progress toward iij ii uvt
inent. The body seems to haye
recovered but the mind is still
sick.
Mr. Uhinehart lias periods of
I Violent mania, once he seized a
i nail and bit on it, and several
t imes ii. has taken two men to
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hold mm. oi'in.'r utu'es n. l--.
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p.uei and enioys n umi; aiuunu
, town.
The case is puzzling to the
physicians. The erystahzed
sassafras came to this city from
.the mounLairisiu lujuid form, as
sassafras oil. On the way, from
the cold or some other cause, it
'hardened into a crystalized form,
and when Mr. lihinehardt with
several other young men ate of
;. he look- ns much as two table-
11 i. . .1. i i
.ii ii.rri. Q rir.c-. rf ' the largest nog we nave ueaj-u
111. (1 L! Wlllh I ( JI J '
to
rendered
pounds.
My experience with the two
hogs was as follows: I put them
in the pen on November 17, one
Tatt Appoints a Negro,
Washington, Feb. 28. Presi-
immediately launched his boat, will be returned at the rate of. "I willingly confirm the state-
with his boy of twelve, his girl one cent for eyerv four ounces, ment I gave three years ago,
of seventeen and his dog and This giyes the postmasters recommending Doan's Kidney
tried to get out of the wreck additional work in re-forwarding Pills, This remedy cured me
On deck of the doomed ship second-class mail, and also giyes and I have had no recurrence of
wert crowded the crew and the publishers extra expense, in my former complaint,"
passengers, in imminent peril of the case of promiscuous mailing For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,
other 204 pounds. On December ! 10 De Asis.ani -Attorney jener- between his boat and the wreck- It will be of utmost importance Uuffalo, Mew orK, sole agint
17, I weighed them again and ' al o tne Department of Justice. eci ship, out across that awful to publishers to haye their sub- for the United States,
one had gained 97 pounds and This is the first time that a waste of water the gallant fisher- scribers to keep them posted as Remember" the name Doan's
the other had gained 115. mak- negro has been named for such man and his bra ye children urg- ' to any change of address, and take no other.
a prominent position in the ae e(i their frail skiff. To get close
oartment. to the stranded ship was to court
Lewis, who is at present
w
dent Taft today nominated Wil-
eighing 294 pounds and the ' liam H' Tewis of Boston, a negro their lives. A terrible sea raged of matter that finds no delivery.
ing a gain of 212 pounds. During
the next t tarty days they gained
210 pounds making a total gam '
an instant destruction and the task :
spoons
Mr. Charley Seagle, a son of
Mr. D. T. Seagle received pain
ful injuries on last Monday by
heiru kicked in the face -by a
nnle. His left iaw was broken ti,, nil is. said to be from one
in two places and both the upper sx drops.
and lower front teeth werej it is said that there is no other
knocked out. The accident oc-'case Q1 record of poisoning from
cured on Mr. Charley Dellinger's this drug.
place where Mr. Seagle's saw
mill outfit was engaged in sawing ;
timber. The young man's face is ! A special MEDICINE FOR KID
ladly bruised' so much so that he j NEY AILMENTS.
will carrv the f irs n loner time. 1 Munv elderly people have found m
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tencein this section of county, i of 422 pounds in sixty days, assistant uni.ta states atcorney oi saving tuose ou ooru t-usu ,
they carried themselves to the j being weighed the last time after ( at Boston, is one of the best well-nigh hopeless, but Harvey's .
Btotist church. (Japt. John j they had been killed ard blead. ; UC1U iaBJe's 111 U14
W. W. Blackburn in Watauga : Umted states' we win succeed witn marveious intelligence,
Democrat John G. Thompson, who resign- seemed to understand what was'
ed recsntly to take up private req aired of him and at a signal
law practice in Danville, 111. The from his master sprang out of
A Libellous History. place pays $5,000 a year. the boat and swam towards the
Roanoke, Va., Feb. 27. The Boston, Feb. 28. -William ship. The seas overwhelmed)
greatest excitement prevails Henry Lewis is one of the lead- him and drove him back, but he
here among the patrons of the ing men of his race in the coun- persevered and finally came near'
Roanoke College, as well as try. Born of parents who had enough. The sailors threw him
among the Confederate veterans, been in slavery, he won distinc- a rope, which he gripped with
owing to the introduction of a tion at Harvard as a scholar and his sharp teeth and at last he
history of the United States, an athlete, attracted attention got back to his master and was !
i which carries paragraphs relat- later as a lawyer in this city drawn into tne boat almost dead
: ing to alleged improper relations and during the administration of from exhaustion. Communica
I between masters and slaves in President Roosevelt was ap- tion was now established be
' slave days, as well as to para- j pointed assistant district attor- tween the ship and Harvey's
1 graphs to vilify Robert E. Lee ney . skiff, and with the most laborious ;
Becker died a member of the
Dankard church.
G. M. Yoder,
(To be continued.)
Newton Enterprise: Mr, G, U.
Reep killed his big hogTuesday.
It weighed 730 pounds. This is
of anywhere this year. (This
Catawba county hog lacked a
yood deal of being as heavy as
c
the one killed in January by ex
sheriff Milliken, His hog
weighed 815 pounds. Chatham
Record.
HAS MILLIONS OF FRIENDS.
La"- . . .. . . . . r, i'o a .;
1m r. i i-t -i ir Fv's K ney Remedy a quick reiiei I lencs oy iimiiuno .uu ..
.v..j ani prmHnent Denent irom Kianey ana vc u-co. ...
Physician was secured, who ad- bladder ailments and from annoying the past forty years i nde them its ;
xWoA f i lL 4.- 4. u u 1 u-inary irregularities dae to advanfing the best Salye in the world tor sores,
V1ea that the patient be brought Koffan. Farmer. JVIo.. ul rs eczama, burns boils, scalds
In th . I i-in u.n;f..i o . r.r na :.. .pni'. RMnA. Kpmv ffe. ted corns, rore eyes, spraisui, swenup
1 f r i- . i . . ..trf enrufi t-l
The history is entitled A His-
torv of the United States bv H. Va in 1863
How would you like to number your T7iarm
:-,', Kit TT.illinr.K Rnclc lan 's Arn.CA V. JLilsOIl.
Lewis was born in Berkeley, i efforts every soul was saved.
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others' to know of it." For Sale by all t-i.es ?5c at Clarence Llapps ana k. .
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
Medicines that aid nature always
most successful. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy acts on this plan. It loose-?
the cough relieves the lunars, opens "v
secretions and aids nature in restoring
; the system to a healthy condition.
, Sold by Clareaoe Clapp and R. P.
: Freeze Druggists.
The dog"sowner was presented a ;
gold medal from King William-IV.
Doan's Regulets cure constipation,
tone tne s oniaen, s:'.mulate the liver,
promote digestion and appetite ard
easy pas?es of the b m's. Ask your
(Eefl WeM
If you are sick, you wish to get well, don't youl
Of course you do. You wish to be rid ot the pain ana
misery, and be happy again.
If your illness is caused by temaie trouDie, you
can quicklv get the right remedy to get well. It's
Cardui. This great medicine, for women, has re
lieved or cured thousands of ladies, suffering like
you from some female trouble.
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For Women's Ills
Hn Fannie Ellis, of Foster, Ark., tuffered agomy lor leTen
ruars. Eead her letter about Cardui. She write! : "I to nek lor
seren Tears with female trouble. Evefi month I "would Ttry Marly
u. w.i, m-. V.n,. nrl hjirt. T took 12 bottles of C&rdi aad Wtt
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cured. Cardui is a GoA-send to snff ering women." Try &
AT ALL DRUG STORES
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