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NO,19 H Any .ion who shall apply, to another any 'grossly abusi ve, or insultirig language vithinl the corporate Umits o,f;- ,the'' town; of Bessemer ; City ; and- 'within hearing o !: t rfe person:- fdr' whom such language is irit0nded,- shall be guilty of a lnisderneanor I and upotf cpnvittidrh ' Aiy person who shall be guilty any vlouiipr bps$eroiis cursing or swearing; ) br ;5ofW i5pbth&r); dist orderiyinclTfa ; whatsoeyerV tthm the corporate limits Besmery guilty of a'misdenieajaor and up on covictipnthereof : shall be fined five 4oUai.;p s Any person who ; . shall at or near any school house.within the corparate v limits, 'of Bessemer Cityehgageybyconve'rsationJ . sign'or Qtherwisesthe-.attention: of any, of ; - the pupils of; such school to the disturbance"of - the same and to the detriment of the discipline of such school, . shall . guilty of a misdemeanor and up on conviction thereof, shall be fined five dollars. . :: ; i' v dns staggering any where within th corporate limits of theVn of - Bessemer ex- cept on his qwii-premises jfshall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon, conviction thereof shall be fined ten dollars. . v Any person who shallride or drive any horse or other animal, bicycle, motorcycle, automobile, or other horseless? vehicle i'lmpon the streets of Bessemer City at a greater of speed of tkn niiles per. hour, or who'shall . recklessly, or carelessly ride;prdriveny such animal or. r vehigte f poii ; such streets jajl;br:6fa mis demeanor and- "poti conviction thereof shall fined'five dollars Ho i mi Anv jq)erson w;ho shall ride or drive aiiy horse or other animal J or any Horseless vemcie, pieycie, or motorcycle upon any of the' sidewalks within the - town of Eessemer City, except in ! crossing-same, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon convic tion thereof shall be fined five dollars. N .' Any person who shall without a reasonably good purpose loaf e", loiter or lunge around the out side of a church in the town of Bessemer City while any divine or religious service is beihg con ducted therein or while the con gregation is assembling before or dispersingafter-such service, ' shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon. : eonViction ' thereof shall ;be fined ten dollars. Amjr geirsoa hot an : employee or boma, fide passenger of the aailwaj? eomjiany who shall jump on or eff of a mo ving, train' with - inthe towA limits shall be guilty of a mirsdeaaeanor and upon con vicfcion thereof shall ;be fined five dollanA. ' All pigpens or nog-pens m the -town of Bessemer City, shall be firmly and substantially built wpon posts. or pillars and floored -with solid or substahtiai flooring of plank or other solid substance, -which floor shall be-, at least eight inches above the " surface :of the ground arid shall be clean ed at least once each.week while occupied by hogs or pigs. Any person,, maintaining a hog-pen within, the town who shalt fail to oomply with the foregoing shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be lined five dollars. v No person shall give to another .any intoxicatingfdrink , on any street ,or ' m anyA -Other puolic place in the' town of Bessemer City. Any person violating this ordinance ,rhall, on conviction ho fined ten dollars. : Every barber shop in the town of Bessemer City shall be kept closed on Su ndays . For .viola tion,of this, ordinance the propri etor of such shop shall be fined five dollars. No person shall permit his wagon, buggy, cart or other , ve hicle to remain in a street of Jtsessemer " Uity, .,at; -nignt, nor h all any person feed any horse or other animal on any of the public streets of said town. Any person violating this; ordinance shaU'upon conviction, , be fined f .M ...... ';.) -" r. It shall jbeH unlawful f or any person or . perphs t . play-,? any game pt Jengagepn any sport suchjasithrowiiiballp marblesqr on thei street or sidewalli of Bes semer City. .Any, person violat ing, this r ordinance'- shall upon conviction, be fined one dollar. , j . Itcsh.all be unlafwfur. fdr' any person, to tnrpv , out, or., deposit on any street or sidewalk6f the tiown paper, rubbish or anything that may be offensive " unsightly or liable to causehorses or other Stock "to sh pr-runawarAny persontviolatihg: .this ordinance shall, on: co.nviQtion, be v fined five dollars. 1 T ' It shall be4 unlawful for any persoii to write, - paint, print cut carve, or engrave or in. any way deface or. in j u re any." public or private building, or . to remove any gate sign,-or other detach-, able property or to ' remove ' pal ings Jfrbm belonging to any pri vate or public property - in said town or in any manner to injure any public or' private building or other, property. Any- person violating . this ordinance shall, upon conviction, be, fined twenty -five dollars. ; . ;. :'V i ,X- 'It -shall-be unlawful for any person to fire or discharge or ex plore .any jfire V arms, pistols, guns, cartridges, fire crackers or fireworks of any. sort or kind in said town for sport or amuse ment. Any person violating this ordinace shall, on conviction,, be fined five dollars. . - : ' ; P It shall be unlawful for any person to keep upon his premises ia this town, or upon any public place inNsaidt town, any fruit, vegetables, meat or other articles when the same shall have be come so decayed as to become offensive and liable to produce siclriessV3' Anyperson violating be fined fifteen dollars; ' -f ; - Any restaurant; luhch room or unch counter - in -the town of Besser City, which shall be kept open tor traae,-on &unaays, ex cept between the hours, of 7 a.m and 9:30 a.m.- and between the hburs of 1 ix in. and 6 p. m., or at which any person is permitted to loiter or loaf at any time on on"Sundays, or at which any person (other than the proprie tor and waiters) shall be permit ted to remain on Sundays longer than is necessary for the. pro-, curement of legitimate food and refreshment, is .hereby declared a nuisance; and., the proprietor of any such place of business, maintaining such nuisance, shall upon covictionj forfeit his license to the ; further conduct : of the same and shalLalso be subject to a penalty of five. dollars. ;; ,. Any child or other person, not being in the legitimate possess ion of any automobile, buggy or wagon, who shall get into or up on, -or in any way meddle with any such vehicle, whether the ContinueH.on page 4. - v. - Iuinois Republicans Will Join The .Progressives; ; -f , Oyster Bay, N. Y;, Ju.y 1. Rabert R." McCormick of Chica go,, who was .leader, of the Illi nois delegation for Colbhel Rooset velt atr the Republican converi tion, but who was one of. the first to say. he would not follow the former President iq the for mation of a new party j came to Oyster Bay today with the state ment that Governor; Deneen of Illinois, who cast his lot with PresidentfpaftV could not carry his state on the Taft ticket and that he McCormick l- had - come . . -. - - . . here to. ooen negotiations with the Colonel, j Although Mr., Mc Cormick did not-make the state ment in so manv" words, he in- timated that he had come to Oyster JBay: as an emissary from memoers oi tne iieimoiican or ganization. : -' 'The Progressive movement has developed; more strength thaii I had thought at first; " said Mr4; McCormick, - have come to the .conclusion that Taft cannojb carry Illinois. " Lincolntoh,-- June SO.--Burtoh Mnger;'aeilth6ught-0 mah, was;. Shot ;and;- instaht- kiyedabOulllq'cic night at his home inv.PoWtoWn; : X4njeon Ramsaur; colbredifho:fltt brothers, " The.twd Ram$fii negroes ;were ; gnnmng called at Finger's J h ouse an altercation took place .j and cue- - snooting rjesnipeffiM; town - '- ist. a . negro ettleinhf aoouc o mnes souineasc -oi colnton, ; on ;;the". Buffalo Shpals road. -v ' ' ".Vi'l Ooronet"4 Keener -was otifijed andr went down : to hold att quest the. result of Which .was xne arrest 01 xne woatamsaurs at Iron Station this morriing Deputy,; Sheriff DeUinger.' negroes claimed'thkt they were ! on weir way 10 ljincomton xp give themselves- up,: yadmitirig the , shooting Chief Farris Of Lincolnton went to Ironi;Stati6i this - morning ;and' brought he men to Lincolnton an3 placed them s in iaiW The Ramsaur negroes live near I Poletown an, so far as can be learned, have borne a good, ; reputation lip to this time.v-'- - : . . A Mother's Story. - . 14 A Boy Scout and My ; Boy,' a true story for mothers; by a s Woman's Home Companion.' The name of the author is not given. It is an unusual story telling, the experience, oi a moth er ana ner problems in training , her ; s011' Bhe tellsi howiihrou were lead ; . away r f ffeni ; rough closing her story, she sas: "As think the matter over I am led to believe that it is bare ly possible there may be a grain of egotism in my eager endorsee ment of lejScout-yet ment. ; I :-have: often, tlonged .to" tell the Rowdy's and the Bujly's mother how she could itraiii her boys, and hve desisted; I. have yearried to show the .Braggart s motherxher . flagrant mistakes in the Braersrart's-education, and I have felt tkatfi Had no .right. But. now-ivthey ; have been . Boy Scouts six months, these three I can see the Boy Scouts ' organ ization effecting the very changes I have lonsred to effect. - J. can see the 'Bully' no lodger desrvr ing of -tne name; the Braggart become a silent and useful. mem ber of society ; and the Rbwdy--r he is not two feet from me -as I write ;. his - head bent .dutifully, along with;the carroty head of the JBoy of my theories, over the Boy Scouts' Manual, studying absorbedly . certain . ' slgns ;iand obediences iwhichijhe owes 7-w his superior officer; as fine a boy as you would care to see. . He even gets? up now.ui .nn4riasnion to offer fae a chair ivhcn I donae in the room. And neither his mifth er "or t, nor anything in pur woman fs 7 spere', : is taocBi&itble for that, but only and solely the Scout law ahdVthe 4 Krimy and much fringed Boy Scouts' Man ual that' has-been compiled.-- and written by men who was once boys tliemselyes, arid? who under stand, as no woman ever does or can, a boys - world- Xf - custom permitted, I would take my, hat off to them; as it does not, I say, "Lord bless you, gentlemen!" Summer colds are hard to eret rid of and f reauently lead to asthma, brochitis and hay fever, r Do .not : let your cold et a hold ori you, butuse oley's'loney ana i ar uompouna iar quicK reiiei. y w . TI Allan PViolooo iWro snvs WAnif- f er Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to other, 1 cough medicines because it quickly cures -consps-Hd colds, it will wardk)ff a'cbld rfCaken in time." 'Con tains no opiates. ' . Sold by all dealers. -Cotton: Caterpfflcf. - : partntent of Agriculture .warned e cotton . growers on May ,18 in a .circular ; issued; b y. the j6& :fenhlogy'oi the possibulty that aii outbreak of th cotton caterpillar, similar to ; 0thesummer;vOtkX91tV be 1 expected durinsr ; the present season; Reports receiv: tend tdvincrease the"; possibility, of such a general outbreak in South,'; : T lrisect-rhas ;been found in southern fJQx&s from Brownsville to Victoria and: in lis region one f generation has already: developed? -.? Thelitu- atiohl's" similar to that in 191 1 when a largg portioij of the geh raU H nfetiphin the South spread-from a small outbreak in the k- extreme southern part of xas. Whether the.infestatibn of 19J2, which, has f already, be- gT2ii will be as extensive as that of 1911 cannot be foretold. Much depends upon the climatic coik ditions ? of the . summer. Wei weather favors the development of the moth andiits. spread into Inew. regions. t(the- conditions; ? I "''' ' .: ' t jt" Hint" 1.1 are iavoraoie tnere wm unaouDn- ediy be a spread from the terri toryjnb inf ethwjil f reach at least as. far east as Mississip- pi and Alabama ,;by the .end . ofA . -v - . . , . r u;iux,nA .demands its quarantine. .; July If, on the other hand, the fditions ; are unfavorable the infestation is hot likely ; to be come, extensive outside of Texas. ; In view; of the ' danger that threatens the cotton fields the Secretary advise that a close loykout be maintaiiied. for . the flrstt. fripearing' -worms and that thbeestrbytKe powdered arsenate; of lead or Paris green. It is very ' irn portant to determine the arrival of the first worms and to apply the poison early. By this means the" loss tyilltbe lessened and the eost: poisoning will be very small. .'T v,; : Last season it was impossible for many planters t o obtain poisou for the caterpillar until considerable damage ; had been done. - This Reason, ; however, large stocks of f)Lsbns are avail able at aJfferentlpoihts inthe South: . There :- is cohseq uehtly no rearbn why -the outbreak should not be checked at the beginning. - - . ' " : ;; Secretary Wilson calls atten tion to the fact that ift- regions where the boll weevil is abutMant the poison should not be applied for the leaf -worm unless the leaf worm becomes numerous th the time the earliest Dolls are ' about three-fourths grown. Further information about other features jf tfie, problmeji: -is includff in the ; above mehned0jrcular (No.-153 of the. Bureau of ISnto mology) copies . of : which are a vallate upn; application to the TJ S, PeparmentoiAcnure. Eyaii:Iistt Stot to Quit g a., July z. ins'an nounced upon good authority that tne Kev. lieorge .w atuart. jtib oj'Mejblxu$t eyangelist who Vas' a co-worker of the late Sam Jones. rhas decided to Jquit the lecture platform and resume feguiainisterial duties, as a Methodist pastor : It is stated that;heyUl fLpply.tp the; olst on coference at its annual meet ing.this -.'fail fpra regular ap: pbintmehtTas pastor i and it is in timated that there is a chance of hrs being assigned to a churc h in either; Koxyille - of Chatt anooga, Tenn.:C ; -v ;; v c - ? Stuartis Recognized as One of the': "uhloAii igliiai StxdeA lheyme,iuiyfl Walter 'Blv Staples " came . to Wy theville today ' preparatory td ppenihg rcircuit court-' to row, when ' Q Allen, will a seoond time be ,placcd. on trial ior nis. ine on an incQCimem; growing out ". of the court . room, March44 last wheji j the: Aliens killed, four court officials nd a bystanders v The; young - man al ready has been. convicted on one i hdictment : and -given - fifteen yearain :the;i)cnitentiry i ,'A venire, 'from Washmgtioh county has- been ; summoned the court thinking that it .would be impossible to secufe a jury from Wythe county. ' ?; , ' ,. ; : Now, young mother, that you have reached: the; years of f dis- cretion, vpuc away ;; - cniiaisii things ; th eref ore, during the op: pressiyely hot summer " months real baby by using his helpless perspiring body as a place to ad; vertise your exquisite taste " in the-'selection-;andv arrangement of laces and ribbons. ; 'f:; ' Last year whcopihgcpugh, ' a disease that the " publicv regards lightly and does not , insist -upon its buaraniine, killed fifteen times as.maniy children 4n North Carolina as scarlet fever, which What Makes a Woman?: K ; One hundrecfnd twenty pounds, more or less, of bone arid muscle don j make a woman. . Its a good foundation. Put into it health and strength and she may rule a kingdom. . But that's just -what Electric Bitters give her'. Thousands bless them ".for. overcomingfainting and dizzy spells and for dispelling weakness, nervousness, backache and tried, listles, wprfl nit feeling "Electric Bitters have Pool, Depew, Okla.,"and I thank vou.' wicn &u my neart, ior - makiner sucn a good medicine. ''Only 60c. Guaranteed by bold by all druggists. A . bachelor "girl "is merely, girl who is ijnmarried. ' - a A wbmanv never Jacks ; ; when a man T compliments her tiny feet. ' rt;-;rVi0;';X ;-' N.v J. Gorham. 'Cashier. Bank I of Woodyille,, Woodvilfe, Ga., had "a., very severe attack of cidney trouble and the pains in his kidneys and back were ter rible. "I got a bottle bf Foley Kidney Pills from our druggist and they entire ly relieved me, 1 have more benefit from them than any other- medicine.' For sale by all dealers.-, .vvv.v r ;;. . , - : ''"V:;v: If you can't layup . something for a rama -day , salt it down. i - A woman's complexion can al ways be adapted to any. color u. There is;more catarrh in this ' section - : ' of the country than , all other , diseases pitt together,;? and until thplastfew years was supposed to be incurable' For a ffreat many, years doctors pronounced it a local disease and prescribed focal- remedies, and by constantly tailing to cure with local treatment- pronouncJ it incurable. Science has prfiveijiCataftb catarrh cure, Manufactured" sSy .WJ. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohion.; is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is to a teaspoonrui. it acts directly on tne blood and mucous surfaces of t tern.; They offer one hundred dollars for any case it taus to cure, -benq ior cir culars and ' testimonials. - Address, F. J. Cheney & Co.,' Toledo O. Sold bv DrufiTCTstsl 75cV 4 " ; r ; vj Take HaHs Family Pills for ; coasti- patipn. Don't feed the baby through that long rubber tube; you can.'t wash it on . the ? inside, and dirt kills babies..: ;-. ; " ;; - C-:v " t; mil;Camos Will Flyr This is an acre of great"? discoveries. Progress rides on the air. Soon we may see yncleSam's mail carriers flying in tLH XlA CV. ljlSllf U.OUOA1 UUg UlCUl.pl KkJl take a wonderful interest in a discovery that benefits them.That'swhy Dr.TQngs New Discovery for coughs; colds- and other throat' and Sung diseases is the most popular medicine m America. it cured me of a dreadful cough," ; writes Mrs.U. F. Davis. Stickney Corner, Me., 'Af ter doctor Vtreatment and all other remedies had failed.." For codghs,1colds or any bronchial affection, lts unequal ed. Price 50c- and $1.00. Trial bottle fre at i-pm ohe:sixth' of the ipula-' y - ; tion of North Carolina ;the 4aw reqtnres .-Xtoat air; deaths; with' - r their: causes and i certain : other; data relating to sex, ; agej social i V cuuuitious, etc, .oe: regiswireu iu oi v xvegisxer , oi, viraiv.; S tatisticsr at Raleigh Ffphit-this : T popuItionStherej wemrepbrtedMv i population, there were reported Jl5deatlf?btrlegra in 110 and;I76 , deaths from7) the same disease, in 191 J.t Estimating the ' ;; total 'deaths; from" this4iseja:inx the State as c sixC times -v&enumr y : ; area of the State, there were 680 ; ease ; m iy 1 1 . ..Tne aeatn rate deaths from pellagra in 1910; and ; , 1,040 deaths'f roinlthe same Jdis-; ffi . froi pellagra in North; Carolina - : ; isiTer hundred thousand vjustp U: exactly itwidethe death rate 'from0Xff : typhoid fever in;the registration 'J ' . : area ! of the 'United States, 'which comprises 54,000,000 . o.f i our, t national pop ylation i: ! ! -yv jmosii; lfnporxani leara.re yi sv ' this new! ditsease f or X the public -ii 4 ; ' to note is that in the present : ; state of our knpwledge pellagra v.' : . constitutes a c. national' rather V-; , ' : than a State problem. ThisisV; so for the reason thate preventas,p tive measures against the disease ; ; . ; being of qua! value to thefifteenj" H or twenty States in :,which the, ; -l, disease exists,' .it would ; be not ' onlyurdensme hu t amfestly fe '?;'. economically uhf air, fori ahyr one ;';;, ... State to assume the .-task " of V an.-C i ;f ; investigation and a disco very ;,in--;:P' hich aU"C the.T States - suffenng; j ;; frohi pellagrlarev equally" berned. 4- Frohlems $Hat' recom Mti't-.:- mon to the States, such; J as . this disease rbblem have riational,; recognize and deal "witn. It is well that this danger be recog- nized, "and that our hationalgov-;.j;' jfC' ernmen recognize j its du tyj in" H JV.. this " matter rat ohceV inortierthalvi ; ; the disease may not gain such a -; ; r? r firm foothold in theUnited States ' as it has in certain f or ei et ri fiou ti - ; -" f'i ; tries that are now beinsr .' taxed l on account of - the; pftyerty andtpJ dependency Incident to the dis-T-r ease to the extent: of pounds or , cure when an ounce of prevention -. ; afaictioh: . -;'? :i';:;' 4-Fp-t ;-h.;7vxv ... : "V- - 'L'-- - 1 w- : - -1 : At. ' . ' '. f once ine means oi preventing v . the spread of the disease wfdisrr- . ,r '-.f. covered, each Statecanpro ' its own citizens, by , seeing that l K-i v the methods , of ; prevention r are enacted into and enforced under law- The '; disease f therefore " after it becomes a preventable-" ' , disease, .will cease to be a nation- , ; al projalem and become a - State' . problem. ; ; ;''. :fi The : State , Board of Health, havag. recognized this naUonai. , aspect f.thejdisease and itetey dency to rapidancrease haslfelt ; that it was -its I du ty! to . call tfie l attention of opr. Representatives in the Congress and Senate of these facts, and to recommend that a sufficient appropriation be ; made and entrusted to a commis--.; sion of experts for the study of the disease wit the view of dis covering appropriatemeans ;fori; preventing' its increase, 4 ; ;;'y v -The North Carolina' Medical ;f : Society, at its recent meeting' at Hendersonville, pdssed resolu- - ; tions citingv the same ; facts ast v above set forth, and respectfully l requesting our Representatives.: in, the national government to j ; ; use their influence in accordance ; with the .suggestion the State H ; Board of Health. ; . C ,.;,?' ;.f-';- X-ff; George Higbie Manton, Mich.,uked Kidney i'Hls tor bene&cial etf ect. Tneyv r:, 5 are a safe jand reliable medicine for kid-, y dey trouble and rheumatism. ' Contains.. no harmful drugs. : bold by all dealers; Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and blad- ' ... r der trouble. He. says: ' "I find for my 1 ;; 'v '; case no other medicine equals v Foley .-;i, ;v ; . . ... if-"' 1 " Z4V;
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