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DUNN’S ROCK LODGE NO. 267
A. F. & A. M.
Meets Friday on or before each
full moon. Visitors welcome.
ba(^am:camp no. mb, w.o. w.
IV^ets every
second and fourth Wednesday
Visits welcome.
Professional Cards.
Don't bo disfiiurcd with ♦‘iniplrs, niotdies,
I I'.ockk’s. Black lle;uls or be rLtHu't4'ii witU th:)So
UCICKn I ’Q amioyins aiiii'Piits—Krzeni:i,
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Uln I muni and 3lt tlie rest. \Vc can c'l re you.
fiir sir.ip! ).nx I'f Oinlnu-iit and I <ok' llcaltli
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JOHNSTON. HOLLOWAY & CO.
\1730 Sp-rinR Cardan St. Philadalphia
] STAND tUIS
ON FREIGHT REVENUE CON-
TENDS TRAFFIC MANAGER
GREEN.
AN INCREASE IS DOUBTFUL
R. L. GASH.
LAWYER
11 12 and 13 McMinn Building
Notary Public.
ZACHARY CLAYTON
Attorneys-at»-Law
liREVARD, N. C.
Finds Cure for Epilepsy '
After Years of Sufrcriiig |
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A!i:s. Fi:ANK A.Ni i:;;sox.
»'u;;iiriy, Mi'.in.
ThoiV'r.’iJs of cliiiurcii in I’.ie
I’niicd St.'iics who arc ?;!ucriiig i
i:n\n nll;ick.s of .ire a
I.ur.'cn ! yorr'iw 1 > ilioir
who v.;'-'! ! : ivr' ;::r. to re.lore ■
hc:iir.’. \'..v s;'.lT(.-rcrs. ,
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Sold by .i!! Drugqistc. If viie first
bottle fjiis to bcnaiit your :voney is
reti'rno::. 9
MI'i-EG MLDICAL CO.. Elkhart, Ir.d.
Is Your Skin
Clear as a
Baby's?
Probable Gain in Freight Business
Not Definate Enough Data Upon
Which to Run Road.—Lengthy
Hearing Begun.
Raleish.—Freight Traffic Manager
L. Green of the Southern Railway
was on the stand nearly thi'ee hours
in the intrastate freight rate hearing
and scarcely more than ^ot started in
the presentation of his evidence, it
is said. He following lines of evi
dence desi;;ned to show that the
Southern’s present freight rate reve
nue cannot stand the big cuts pre
scribed in the Justice act through
applications of the Minnesota rates,
and is developing an exhaustive pre
sentation of Carolina freight condi
tions compared with Minne.sota and
other territories.
Led by (Jeneral Counsel Thom, he
asserted that in great freight sections
of the more thickly populated sec
tions of the country where rates are
now some lower than irt North Caro
lina, definite movements for increases
in rates are pending before the Inter
state Commerce Commission with
urgent approval by great Commercial
and shipping organizations.
It required a couple of hours earl
ier in the day .to complete the testi
mony of Vice President ;uid Auditor
Plant of the Southern Railway. Mr.
Piant'.s evidence was in the line of
shov.ing method.s of keeping the ac
counts of llif Southern as to the valu
ation:-’ of their property.
He testified that there are inune-
diaiely ahead of the SoHthern non
profit yielding exp(^nditures in tlii:;
i'.tate aggrf'gating $:^.412.000 and on
V I'.c'e ;;yste'n of 10,000. 'riiefc
ir.f’roar-v.il : tntion f-’cMit
nev.- d(‘pcts. I’iiore liave b('en
expeiiditr.ro tlie past 13 years of ^S").-
484.000, and of this $6”.500.000 ha^’
been expended within the past three
years.
The company has sold its bonds
since reorganization at a net loss ol
$12,r»00.000, and the bonds are now
under the present freight and pa.-^-
senger rate revenxie conditions com
manding only 72 to TH on the bond
market. To reduce the net revenue
from $441,000 to $30,000 for tliis state,
as the application of the proposed re
duced rates would do, would have
tlie ('ffecl of still further depressing
the iinancial ability of the company
to mainiaiii an eflicient service, he
said.
Tlie final witness by the Southern
Railway in the 'ntrastate freight rate
hearing before the Rate Commission
was Assostant ('hief Engine«>r T. P.
Gatlin, whose special work is main
tenanec of way. His testimony was a
mass of figures showing the condition
of the North Carolina I'nes of t]ie
Southern and what is n<'co.^sary tc
bring them up to standard condition.
He represented to the comini.^sion
that it will retiuire $20.000.0(>0 to put
all the line in standard condition.
The Reason.
William J. Burns, at a banquet in
New York, told a number of detective I
stories.
“And then ^here was Lecoq,” said 1
Mr. Burns. “Lecoq, late one night,!
was pursuing his homeward way ■
when, from a dark, mysterious-Iooking
house set in a weed-grown^garden, he
heard loud shouts and, roars of—
•‘Murder! Oh, heavens! Help!
You’re killing me! Murder!”
“It was the work of an instant for
Lecoq to vault the crumbling fence,
tear through the weedy garden and
thunder at the door of the mysterious
house.
“A young woman appeared.
■“What's wanted?’ she asked po
litely.
" T heard dreadful cries and yells,’
panted Lecoq. ‘Tell me what is
wrong.’
“The young girl blushed and an
swered with an embarrassed air:
“ ‘Well, sir, if you must know, ma’a
putting a patch on pa’s trousers and
he's got ’em on,’ ”
“Pyrros."
Jane Addams, while walking in
South Halsted street the other day,
was approached by an excited woman,
evidently a Greek. The woman, un
able to talk English, was gesticulating
fl'antically and pointing to a house in
Ewing street.
“Pyrros!” she exclaimed. “Pyrros!”
“Yes?” said Mi«s Addams gently.
“Pyrros!” repeated the woman, tug
ging at the other's sleeve.
Finally a great light broke upon
Miss Addams. “Pyrros” is the Greek
woM meaning “firo,” and the woman
was simply trying to tell hei' that her
house was on lire.
An alarm was sent in. The blaze
proved to be only a small ohe and the
tire department experienced no difii-
culty in putting the “pyrros” out.—
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Chronic Constipation Cured.
“Five years a^o I had the worst
of chronic constiptition I i>vt'r
knew of, I'.iid ('I'.anilxM'liiin-'s T'ab-
l(‘ts me.'' writes S. l'\ '"i'-h,
r..r sale i.y S M
.Ma:‘iu‘. -Miv
$5.09 REWARD
I will ]Kiy r(‘ward for in-
foniKiti(jn that Vvill lead to tlic ar-
r st and convi(;tion of the ]);irty
or parti('s who hav(‘ heen
thiiio;sat th(^ iJonrdiiiini Plain*.
l-lt)-!t .1, S. SllAT-llSTHIX.
southern railway company
Trar.sylvania Division.
Kffectivc Scpteinhcr 30, 1912.
N. K —ScIumIiiIl's li'.Miri*- Kivoii »s iiiformation
only, ami not Ku;i!iuitot«l.
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E. F, MOFFITT
Contractor
ahii Builder
Estimates furnished on all work
promptly.
O.TRANTBAM
Contracting
Painting, Decorating
Paperhanging
A Progressive Dairyman.
Newton.—R. L. Shuford, Catawba’s
largest dairyman, is engaged in plac
ing an over.sh.ot wheel at his dairy and
butter house, which will drive his
separator and churn. Early in last
year Mr. Shuford installed a Juilkinp
machine which has proven to be a
wonderful success. He has also in
stalled an electric system which
pumps water for barn and dwelling
furnishes power for sawing wood and
running the milking machine and fur
nishes lights for home and barn.
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N'os. 5. 6. 7 and 8-;-'I'liroii^'h trains betwoen
.-Vsheville and I.ake 'IVixiiway.
\V«'st Hcnilcrsonvillc and Davis an* tlai; stops
for Nos. 5. f). 7 and
Cialloways and Koids are llaff stops for Nos.
■; and 6. .1. H. l)iv. I'ass. AKcnt.
,S. C. Y.\TKS, Ticket .\Kent.
REMOV/iL SALE
BIG REDUCTION IN GLASSWARE
AND CROCKERY
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Kern’s 5c and 10c Store
Don’t Forget Magasina Subscriptions
Brevard Insurance Aiency
T. H. GALLOWAY, Manager
Does a General Insurance Business
Room No. Q, McMinn Building
BREVARD, N. C.
J. s. BROMFIELD
Ice and Coal
Phone 176
Brevard, N. C.
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SS your plumbing has real worth.
Just think, if your home were re
modeled with ^'c$1:andard'' plumbing
fixtures, how much niccr it would be,
more com
fortable,
more con
venient and
in value
i ncreased
above the
cost of the
remodeling.
M ay we
sliow you
illustrations
in color of
bathrooms ?
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Awarded Damages, $200.05.
Durham.—Just before court ad-
jounied the jury in the Rhovles ease
returned a verdict giving G. A. Rhodes
$200.05 damages account of the city
emptying sewerage into Blackwells
branch, which flows by his farm. The
five cents was awarded as nominal
figure for temporary damages. The
verdict is considered a victory for
.tl’.e city. The jury was out about
four hours, making the trial of the
case take up three whole days.
PHILIPP’S
BAKERY
Pound Cake, Fruit
Cake, Silver Cake
hEd everything usually kept in
First-class Bakery.
Gash Paid for Eggs.
Orange Teachers Meet.
Hillsboro. — The Orange county
teachers w'ere in session here. The at
tendance is good and the interest
manifested by the teachers in the
work is very encouraging. The meet
ings are being conducted by Dr. Ed
gar W. Knight, Professor of education
at Trinity College.
Outside of his regular college work.
Dr. Knight meets the teachers of both
Durham and Orange counties once a
month. These meetings have sup
planted the old summer institutes and
the change seems to be a better one.
H
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Organize Community Club.
Hendersonville. — The Community
Club, a, social and intellectual organ
ization composed of some of the most
prominent men of Hendersonville, has
been organibed with Rev. R. E. Wil
cox as president and John \V. Grimes
as secretary .nnd treasurer.
The nee4s of such a club here were
given at the organiation meeting
the fact being emphasized that f’ere
are no pluces for social intercourse
except r.i the lodges, on the streets
and in the drug stores, and wrr. diffi-
cuK, for stranj^cro to &c-t ' 'od..
Turn the W Upside Down-
well, that ain’t it.
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Get Ready, Something on Tap
Saturday, January 31 is the
Day; the Place-Not Yet But
Soon. Keep a Watcb^For
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