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HALISHLItY EVENING POST. SALISBURY, N. ,C JANlAHY 8, 1917.
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Jb.Umt she JW.Co through the
try tng ordeal of motherhood with as
tittle pain possible this can
! a 'reality when; "Mother's Friend'
x hnen ned regular! pr&edlnfj
S 'rs? field - f , "Mother's Friend at your , '
IREDEIX COMMISSION-' i '. V
. GOVERNMENT A SUCCESS.
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SUtegville(Jan. ,7.1-Ifedell-Couni.
ty baa already, adopted the "commis
sion form of government; that'Bun-
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Enlarred tomifl and knflamad.
i Ciuon or Um throat, mtaciajly - ,
rampt tmiaoii
hara IB A Dreuajratfan whfck '
tmnn apaady reiwi ia thtaa .
condition. Mar ba taken in-.
trnallr or aaad as rsrtrla.
. Either way. It la mora plaaaaa
than thaonUaaryUiraatranMdr
'.Children da not objirt to it.'
Doa't failtor.'TaaAN "TO ,-
, EJixir Tooatlitia' -placa, ii
i, yoot medicine cabinet. ' You
-will And it fully up ta th.
' . hiah atanriard at vxcallanra
. ' maintained ia ail SAiX 'IXX
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tomba county la looking forwari to,
Iredell clalma herself the pioneer in
this matter. The board of county com
missioners of Iredell has charge of
the, affairs-of t the county. , J. E.
Boyd, rwirman .of ? tills , board, re
ceives a salary and devotes his entire
time' to a consideration of the roads,
the 'drainage, and all other problems
6f the covnty. ?',; ;, , '
: Thia form of government was re
cently Saaugurated in this county, and
Jredell ii highly, pleased with the
u?;eitful outcome, that Is ipromised.
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l -Alt . ouutnern y uaiBBcuKvi-. nu"
were on - time tais mornini, 'being
torueihing unusual (or the past sever
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SALISBURY MAN ON TRIAL
AT FORT SIVlltH, ARK.
MeAce K. Brock Among Tlioeo to
Answer to Chargea of , I)efrau,dln)i
the GovernmentCuy Hart man, of
Davie County AIho ih the List.
Fort Smithy Ark., Jan. C Attor
neys concerned tofsy announced
themselves Teady for trials of four
fonmer officers of the United States
internal revenue serice, charged.with
boina implicated in a gigantic
"moonshine" conspiracy, which hear-
i-inga are set for, the term of the Un
ited States court inat opens nere
Monday. , The defendants are Thomas
C. McjCoy, .vformer internal revenue
agent of Ashville, N. C; James H.
Surber former Internal revenue jrent
of Atlanta, Ga.; A. W. Williams, Foy
etteville, Ark., former gauger and
NeAton Q, Sprading, Aurora, Mo.,
former gaugor. j
In addition to these defendants,
there are similar indictment subject
to call at the coming teim against
Guy L. Hartiman, of Farmington, N.
C; Moses B. Brock, of Salisbury, N.
C; J. W. Gri.'er, aT Sonora, Ark., a
former gauger, and John L. Casper.
The latter pleaded ' guilty here last
January and was sentenced to nine
years in the federal 'penitentiary at
Leavenworth, Kansas. Te'.egrams re
ceived here Decembr 22, said Casper
had f:een. pardoned.
Government agents declare they
have evidence that the "moonshine"
conspiracy dites baoV.-a score of
years, having originated in North
Carolina and spreai through half a
dozen statos. It, is, charged, the con
spiracy ended here in the spring of
19ti,' after the government had lost
frqiti 3,0O0,000 to $5,000,000 because
the "moonshinera" disposed of wihs
key' on which the customary tax of
$1.10 a, gallon was not paii.
TOtAt ECLISPE 6F JtOON.
Began ThU Morning at,,;' ,12.50 and
Passed Off at 4.39 Qbaerved by a
Number of People.
. There was a total of eclipse ' of ' tho
rtoon thie morning and being visible
throughout the United States;, This,
was the first of seven eclipses to oc
cur the present year. The darkeninx
5HaivevtoW fiibion' has hpcoma of the moon waatha result of the
preoide'nt 'of!'on,,W. the great ;New , earth interposing between the sun
York, bantfi al-thwty-four, years of The cankaning of the
agVi tU iUfc&hkm chelen to head j moon began t.l2;60 and was a) over
the Libert VNH-Uonalt Bank, one of w".w4 " " .Wi
the;, gueat coifm,erClal institutions of
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You hmvo to .hnvo hair datura it Km ba
SttsiKhwaeti. sNovUiia,,, jii iff
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ia Hair Crowtr which lcH theacni-t
ad rooia ot the boir and roaSaa Micky,
nappy Kaip arrow kn soft and i!ky. It
cwunaitiivlru'f andatopa FalunDliair at
once t-rickjebytuiuloetDw4
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IXStENTO MKOIUIMS; CO, AttanSa.
, Mct Gibson is s native of "North
Conway, V(t ;H ;-and a , graduate- of
Bpwdojnlllgefltlje class of 1902.
He was first employed by the Ameri
can Expfs-Cornpany in Boston and
then In Nw Xotk Later: with sev.
eral business associates he obtained
control,, of Raymond & Whitomb
Company,- of which organization he
b?ama vieit-presidryitr' When Sew
ard Proaser, now pvesiifent of . tho
Bankers trust Company, was ( made
president'.of' the Liberty , National
Ban.ltMmi.jPbur years. ago he invited
Mr,. Gibspn to . accompany him as
aseiattant ,t the jHrasident.-.
was clear, the mootf full, and shining
,-;rignt and the eclipse was as distinct
as it is possible for one to be.
The lateness of the hour at which
it occurred prevented the great ma
jority from, viewing it. Hc-vevor,
those) who were up got a plain view of
it, and there were no few who- emerg
ed from their beds to take-a peop at
the o: scored planet
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j-commpditic-p-eggs for mstance and salaries On tho same old
Easy enough, ,Mrs." lou6ekcepert dead essyl y No heed to
wrinkle. our vfoTenead pzjiling over the question of furnish--
Jng. good, yiutritiods) meals-for 1 your family, with . wir-baliasted
'prices' and the same .old pocketbook. ;' W'' '
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ftiEV. C P. FISHER CALLED.
St, Paul and Bethel Lutheran Congre
gationa After Faith Pastor to Sue
eeed Rev, M. L. Ridcnhour.
The congregations of St. Paul and
Bethel Lutheran churches, near Salis
bury havo extended a call to Rev.
P. Fisher, now serving the Lutheran
church at Faith, to become pastor of
the above churches. These congre
gations are no" without a pastor,
caused oy tne resignation oi kv. m
L. Ridenhour, who recently accepted a
call to St. Stephens church in Stan
ly county. It is not known yet
whether Rev. Mr. Fisher will accept
the call, but the congregations of St
Paul and Bethel are anxious to secure
his services. He is one of the lead.
ing Lutheran preachers in the coun
ty and the Faith people would ioe loth
the give him up.
is combined'; ill the Kealthf ill elcrnentai of truep'alatabie'j
, and, best of All, it runs paratttd to your, purser It won't be n
price- ne day and. frown hAHghtly at you ffomfi unattam-J
v able perch fhe.nex,:; V' -: V:y
"i - Genuine old-SoutV Yams, "broken into ; delicate, fascinating
crisp of gold with5 a ;urprjain jly g pleasing, fflavorv A. flight.
Isprinkle" of 1 sugar and i .a"(s plash of velvety cream and presto! "
a breakfast fit' W a rking.;':'-?
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V Marshal thisv Officer 'df.-Economy into your . service, ahd see
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if it doesn't shoulder a major part of the Jtauldea of .the high
cost Cf living;, --'"y-'.e-'-V ,Y-j-:' X--:-
THE WILLIAMS COMPANY
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Some Woodleaf Items.
Wooleai, ,Jan. 5 Christmas holi
cays axe past and so it as the writ
er inows no accident is icpcrted and
every one had a joyous time.
Oscar slenson who capie heme with
the measles h getting a Ion? nicely,
Rev, D. Monroe who has been Our
faithful and beloved pastor for tha
past five years has moved to Red
Springs. , .Rev. Mr. Wallace from
Tenn., is here to succeed hina,
N. Nv Fleming, Jr filled the pulpit
at Unity Sunday and gave us a host
excellent sermon. .
Tom MicJDaniel who has i;een on the
eick list is improving. ,
Miss Louise Eberwien the attrac
Jive school teacher from Virginia, but
who is engaged in the industry . of
teaching here did not go home fo
the-iiolii; sys, but spent most of her
tune at i Mill Bridge
Mr. and Mrs. I M., Hart returned
hom. after, a short ; stay with
Ijfart's aistar of JBaltlmore.
H. G. Hart the famous hunter of
this place bagged, some: wild ducks
during the holidays, . -. .
Mr. Geortre Click had the misf or-
I, tune of having his arm knocked out
of place when the mule he was riding
fell don. 'i ,', .i.v.y. ;.4" - ...
Airs. Clint Lippard is on the sick
Iit at this writing. , ...
., Lonnie Adams eon of Mr. G. Adams
met with death toJay at Ohio where
he was engaged in the K. R. Business.
' Mis. Fleming, Cauble, of Cleveland
Irs visiting Mrs. C. LivrpardA '
Mrs. Fred Setzer and children, of
I China Grove, are visiting .her sUter
MVs. O. E. Lodwick on North Long
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It was midnight, cold and dark. The cal
endar told the date Monday, November
4th. 1901. They tell me I opened hiy eyes
and blinked in the glare of the big electric
lights. Arpund me were nien in spotless
white talking in low tones.
"jirh," one said, "we have been watcjiing
for this Jittle fellow for a long while and
now lie's here."
Jim picked me up, looked me over, struck
a match arid took a long, deep puff. Then
he took another.
"Genflemen'he said'He is peneci Qtal
ity does tell You cant fail to teconize
good blood. His mother was a Virginian,
his father ah aristocrat of the Carolihas.
He comes from the very best stocky-the
very sweetest, ripest, mellowest Virginia
and Carolina tobacco, and we will raise him
right in , one of the whitest, deanest, Health
iest homes on earth."
Even then I was, glad all over- tti hear his
words. It is a great thing to have real
breedin behirid you, id kricjwj rho your "
folks are, ' nt starts a relldwrightv
We folks or4 the South KNOW goo J blood.
We folks Of m i Sooth kbW g tM. V
That js why I just had to have heaps of friends' down outji nere. I yranti you, .
Mr. Reader, for one of my friends, and it means a whole lot when I say-- .
If you ddnt likW M,
your money,
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V HAPPY JU ' l
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Prominent Local ; icnlist .Receives
6evere Hnrta by Fail From a Chair
at His Home.
Dr. R. Ia 'Ramsay, one of Sali
oury's leading dentists, received pau
ful injuries by a fall from a chair
at- his home on South Fulton street
Saturday ; afternoon. Dr. . Ramsay
was engaged in some work in a room
at his home and -was standing on a
chair ' when .the same slipped from
under , him artd he was precipitated
with great force to the floor, falling
across a solid part of the chair, which
struck him in the right side, lie suf
fered great pain for a time, but re
ceived immediate medical , attention
and was soon relieved. It is possi
ble that one or more ribs were e-prain-
a- or fractured, and he will be con
fined to hia home for several t ays.
Methodist Stewards ta Meet
The stewards of First Msthodist
church will have their regular month
ly meeting at the Tabernacle Tuesday
evening at 7:30 o'clock. ,
If You Suffer
don't mske the fatal mistake of re
garding t as a trifling matter. Au
thorities tagrea that Catarrh ia an in
fection of the blood. Consequently,
sways, salves and lotions can, af
ford only temporary reiki, because
they do not reach, the aeurco of tho
disease, 4ha blood. When ynt dor cad
on thesa temporary remedies alone
your ca3e is likely to grows toadUy
worse until It becomes chrosic &aa
possibly affects tho luns. .
tiz even ir rue iiuoicioa otras tk
HELfT FOR ROCKING TRAIN.
Will Gibson Arrested by Iredell
iCounfy Officers ' cn a .Serious
Charge Threw Ro:ks Into Tay
lorsville-Charkrtte Train.
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Statesville, Jan. .6.- Officers this
morning arrested Will Gibson, a. ne
gro, near Loray. The man is charged
with throwing rocks into Southern
passenger train No. 15 which runs Oe
tween Taylorsville and Charlotte,
Sunday evening as No. 15 was, near
ing Loray about elgnt miles from
Statesville, a rock was thrown thru
a car window. . MiesMinnie Lackey,
of Hidfenile, suffered slight injuries.
Last night as too. 16 wis nearing the
place i of the previous occurrence a
rock waa thrown into one -of the
coaches. Glass from . a splintered
window .pane struck Miss Ella Deal,
of Charlotte, inflicting slight injuries,
Mr. Oliver, railroad detective of Winston-Salem,
and local officers seenr.
ed evdence leading to the arrest of
Gibson.., The negro is in jail in de
fault of $300 bond.
spitting and hawking and evil odor
of the breath will pot only- causa
misery to you, but will make Your
presence obnojaous to others. S. S.
which has been, the standard blood
medicine for fifty years, wiH relieve
your catarrh, because it will purify
your blood and relieve 4t of the ac
cumulated poLons. . S. S. S. contains
no mineral or habit-fjimlngj drugs,
ft. G. S. is on sale a, all druf??ats and
the advice cf our !ed;cal department
, tk(. nhViiiirut. .linninr. f.iffc SZruiHa i a . a02 w-lft Kmmino.
of mucoua Ka the throat, itn ccsaiaatj AUauta," Ca. '
At times the liouiewife finds a prime
rib 'roast a ' primo neccesjty, and
after she-hed placed an order with
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us she becomes, convinced of the food
value of themeats we sell.
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