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A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO THE BEST INTEREST OF' THE PEOPLE OF McDOWELL .COUNTY.
MARION, N. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1911."
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by avbtia of 93. to 6 in the passing
of Kent's bilk The flood of Deti-
tVA r Y o D Ab n t LU n o f
i im iiinTfArn lul uvo uiiiv tj Alio uwu ui won-
DOGS AND JUSTICES, tions against the ."sale"; of these
drinks ia.yet flowing and does not
Anpther. N eyft Cou nty Proposed seem to have reached high mark
A constituent of Senator Gra-
iMStuhBilLfbr Constitutional
; W; Cgnventipji Defeated
Medial to The Feckmikss,
prosecution fofsucV violation.'
Creatoress Band.
COMMODITIES AFFECT-
That one of the largest and most
rrprescnUUvo audiences which has
ED BY RECIPROCITY
awmblcd in Marion, this season How Canadiand the United Statu :
ui do present 10 near inc concert
Any action ' brought iinder : the
provision of the act will take pre
cedence except in crtmnar action
where defendants are in iailmnd
tne AttornrQenerai is authorized b Creatoro and his band of Gfty
to draw -warrants to not .cxcced Lnd.n. r,T Tm. .ftmr.
nam, or wrnge, sent to mm a pei.wu ohj.qo otate xreasurer w 3 now an assured ft.
tition asking that a law be passed Dear expenses or suits broug&l., r.vrxrxrhoro Prnr: knA T1U
laleiffh EcbV8.-TUnanimousl v to Drevent changes in fashion as it " It is saiH W manv who claim to I Rand havrs annoared thev "liaxftl .Tffmnt urKfytA rAtifiAtlnn tK
porte3;far man to know that this 'anti-trust1 meas- been revived with i the greatest President orges upoa Coogrew, i
(rriAvnnrM I " . : - : . i . v. ,, Uu .. cuwusnuiu
tee on proposit ions
Vill Make Trad6 Planer '
Agreement.
The basis' of the Reciprocity
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as roiiows: i
; , unanimously,. passea - oy nei hicrh iivincr.'7 Tncm'flhPA mmmn M nnd nv and ; tbCn tk nr xciprocau lisxa on aeiainz looa
House,5Ex-Judge jEwarts bill to I vSenator Cottenv is sponsor for a all'phases'of their agreements come I ton Record said as follows: ' Ad- products, such as wheat and othr
togsJ?K burs import Ijectives failed the brilliantaudience I grains, dairy products, freih fruits
theace theura ot l.uu an- u.:wuuwmuu hu iuD BaiO Ui.vi ; - , , . .. .. llr r". 5CUiU'w iu t!Uiuuu and TegtUbies, Usn or- au Kino,
ir I inWPH I Mall loct Ar.-nmrr m ITMtatorAtl . ... . . .
. ..mi lyruuBvwi. uwuw awwvMwvw MArtitll VAM AtU , 1
attempts atnear-wit m last inurs- the neoole to natronize in- ' 1,1 cu,wai UWI' has ftrrr vUltcd Boston has created
!Th genial sponsor of the bill the stony smile . - -i ! Iheld its regular Quarterly meeting His control over his players isldary food products, adch as frcih
cnmirall The House held its first night last Mondav mornim?: ' Many lm- wondc.k ,Thy became a band caano I v mci'ts, btcoa'aod
measttreand emphasizing the fact sewion jasv. xnursaay. mgni una potUat papers were read and nn i," J'rJff" ' X IlM -Md lard, compounds.
.S.-.u.fv,,,.,!; . jx-vk c tearedawsy qaite amass of pend- - , , v ..v. willed, and in bot
mat it was novtntenqea asa jose . M . ' . , usual cases railing witnm tne
!S,???-J?'? - Toay ther bill to ) establish perieoftholl.ptltioMrs . Tohear the greatest band iD,eDrcPr.uootni other food JtafTt
ivemarEst .tv. . ,v ,;..,:...? I AvervLConntv:iwilLi.be."considered were wiaeiy ana aoiy aiscussea. wona piay sucn great musically j uuiw.-
- - In Henderson county there were in the Senate under special order.' Dr. CF, Jonas formerly of master-pieces as ignor urcaiore uoruta commMiu v&tiim m
norerettv womei 1n anywhere It was reported. favorably by,;the the Lincoln Medical-Society was has include in P.1 one country art: to b m1o frei
'Atifr committee; ITd-morrow, the bill to mXttpA lrv,ft1 lfttv. Kven here, is a Pilega tt does . . Q lb - . cotton
viovi tu v , w" .ii.Li' l n:.j .a. a. : i i -"''- innr 'nmA nirnn minin nnw h mn i - "
there
ts of the world ceive consideration by the Senate The electlon of officers for the tim0.
ery and climate, under1 special order. ; The commit- present year and" the. election of ,
firoui an parus
to emoy its scenery
There
liandsome
Bnd
annum
cuu iu cituor ueuiuiawi ujeir rautts j tO-mOt
tr TBplenish the county treasury provide for uni
oil by Canada, and rough lumber
were;:entirly;; SUte MrD. S. Clements Suceombs to I mU?i!llSt 8Ucli al tlllei 12a4 iidci
unmarried fcen , there, House, the Dillard bill ? to repeaHSociety which meets at Charlotte d . which enter into namerom ln!d-
?on these bacnelore would lrtf:e, Pres . :f r. r'Tr w I United S ta Lea. Print nitr is tj
ii: j.lsrilliT-Z. tt" w:4 vy?.."r , ....citizen of this county, d ed of Ui . . . . i
vm hmw hA i nnn iti 1 1 i npni Mnii i jr. i . . i n.nAV nr i in . - i rwmmv rrrsn nn inn m mnrii or &ii
uniform bills of lading Fort was elected secretary and PnenponiA m Oklahoma last week. mtrieUoas oa th. exportation of
) FridayVas. a special treasnref. ,Dr. Guy S. Kirby and o pd 'amily bad mored there pnip ood.
.'.v. Dr. G. B. Justice were elected only a few weeks ago. . .. The re- ; Ptoogbi,- iirrMtew. Aresbicz
for linefit of school children will come up
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of thbsewjio had been patriotic ;C; .:;. . - : - . Dr. G. B. Justice were elected ua? 1UiT 1 " Ploughs, harresters, threshing
enough tb;marry.; f; i P-VS aicuu: Vul delegates and alternate respective: . ruujr machines and drills arc. to be. re-
sdeelared Canada to the United
fested the county. M Sheep raisingUnt of lnftontinpncA on tha nart of CF. Jonas was" elected delegate . - - States rates. Canada Is to redcti
flififi noRn orfULiCftiiv anannonRfi on i nnsnann ' Dfissea, ils nnai reaainc u tnn hnnQA or ritPtrtei i . x'.v.- - .w. k con 10 a ranu i un: inn umi." i
.ctooteir Iprowling depre" last;Friday.V;inthe:;HoaSe, -The elcty wlltrineet ; again ' on mTlt Wtjzcn of this county, axsd the gutcs Is to red cos iroa ore to 10
&0M hearing of m, a ton, ad to loirjcr the rail
leepWdsS : on' dressed lumber. . M:or
children, who will make their fa-1 leather goods, printing ink mzl
turo homo at Dome. " ' - I miscellaneous article to bs coTcrei
by mutually reduced rates.
On the Frco List -Cattle, which
not- rvi v frrsrr i ' '1 4t 7t rw
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ckktAi w;u ii.o''tnf winwl ' ; a' jjt r--:- morninff the dwcilinc bouse of Mr. ccuw bu Tworem, no
were a constant menace
life, liberty and property and
general nuisance. He - : excepted
ome dogs. and said his .dollar tax
Would not "hurt them, . while he
hoped it would cause..athinmn
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tjuij ui iue rauns ui mo uiucia. i ncvinm in
J There were over a hundred Jus- George Bartlett
tices or tne reace in tne county. Dowell conntv
Most of them were appointed by
Stroyed aihe complete dtru bin to amend the-revisal relating paper on Eclampsy and Dr. T. N.
Jon:of:qnaiIb to counties composing the seventh, Chaneywill prepare a paper on
"tinestion of time. -The eggs were eighth . and ninth ... congressional 1 Obstipation.- -
r . . a, i. . : . . I Wiof inf n -'I'hft Hill rvniHoo T I ,
mgn. out not nign enougn to es- i
r i4Ua i v ii w .KkAi, ' - '-- ---- . - i - . ii - r- . - ail . .
theiruck Nuptials at h -:ujveinng nurneo at neoo.
!?Pferer theiSth to.tha 9th. r5 : - vt Lw, Kern&Vl le.:..;, f ; v. : About; p o'clock , last Monday
aoroaa oy itnem i ana ; most ? oi tne
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Ihe Legislatu re because, they never
tiould have been elected bylheir
constituents, i Many of them could
rxbi write and some' brthem c6uld
not read. The State gave them a
-dollar and a half daw, book ievery
other year,' :.ther. pages of, which
to "Bill to prohibit the dumping of folks were interested took place at Charles Hemphill at Nebo was de- which now iMyl.uO each; poultry,
a sawdust in the rivers and streams -- n-u -x,Jm t.- rt stroved bv lirc-VeryMittloof tho which now pay five cents a rwand.
ofNorth:Oarolina;r,.i'rrr;::" . ' J , , . MnfAnt- -V -iCf tV t.;tt dead, and three cents a pound, liver
Senator Mashburn, of McDowell. I . . . . I . k.M-- fish of all kinds, from cod Si!;.
has'introduced a joint , resolution of .Mr. and Mrs. 15.- A rown. o--vu.. S"LhuMt.
ST to.'permit the superintendent of the formerly of Marion, was united in umorcua wncn wo IZZ: .IZ Z.::
1 M. . ... mm I Man h t A r rl VMM rtnilHin IILUUiULU HU1LU JJ L&
MOrcanton to aamit mArrincrA tn Mr. k. -Ktnnft. Min. wuifc" " I - T :
(imi!oy of;Mcl denbUll. of Winton-Salcnil'.Tho The baildtoff '.was Jcnvclopcd in d ralorem; -hea.wh,cl. nor.
. cjiuvj . -v .-, . , ". flames when the al.rm was riven, payaa cents aoaai;o, oaner
to.create the county of t.llnnil ,u fJn.Kn ; The loss ,is- estirasted: aaboot and buckwheai, which W py
the Senate last Wed- .:r 7 TTO .1 $1,000 with" abontCCO insuraace. from 15 toccattalmjhel;oaioc
eluding working -the roads, i and
should be glad for all this to pay
a 'dollar a year back into the treas-
; iThat those whb are desirous of
getting a new' bounty are moV in
any wise discouraged:by the, lack
-ot success attending other attempts
is evident. Senator Hawkins has
introduced a bill to; establish and
organize Ransom county from parts
of Wake, Franklin, Johnson, Nash
and, Wilson It is a' well prepared
bill and a quarter page map ad
vertisement of the proposed county
boundaries was, published lin the
News and Observer last Friday, '
iBy a vote of 69 to 22, the Stubbs
bill to nrovide;f or a constitutional
tinnvAntinn . d ftf ftated in the
House last Wednesday. It seems
that there was a decided sentiment
against giving an "opportunity to
any general amending of the con
stitution as it might have an un
desirable effect on general
-a, tions throughout the state. .
Hear beer, , beerine ian
like drinks. wore out uoon the to
boggan in the House last Thursday
- The bill
Hoke, passed
nesday by:a voteofO tdS, ' . , K and potatoes; dried fruits; chec;
A Trust is. a combination -of Li-A--,rt;T-v- Honnr Rnll Marion Graded School, fresh milk and crgs, which cor?
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capital skill or acts by two rj exceedingly pretty wedding. oc- Following U.th honor.roU of Uiel PJ P0 cents a buihel an po-
mnrA nArsnnc" nnrl -A mononolv I CUrred here at - the home Of Ir. iMAriori Gradtxl chool for the xaonth of I UlOCS, to fire CCUtS a dOZCa OH
au-x-iii, i i i u
Pote&t. 6ha-mcaiJ5 occ. tauiou aau way,
The parlorwas artistically dec- fordOoafrpy.7 V'-O'i Mrom It cents a pound tolt; bacon.
prated in pot plants and "greenery,1 "Second GraoWVnUle Elliott, Edward salt beef, pork, dried, srnd-ed and
iand before a bank of ferns in (tho Foy.' FreJ Emln,lf' Ocorr"LaTislirl. salted meats, from 4 cents a pound
norm corner the uaptist ceremony ucorgo -je&caam, rt-a xot, w-a . 1. 'n 1 me-tt from 23 oer
pastor of the bride. - Before the Badlo CranforO, EtUe Hiillxnan, Mar- ce to 20; wheat Hour, from 2.
Dirrti;
hun-
Baggett, of Harnett, defines them.
This' bill specifies' seven ' methods
by which ?5two,or more persons,"
if combined to effect .certain; pur
poses "shallpnstitute a trnst; ' two
methods to form a monopoly; two
acts which shall be considered as
1 'conspiracy in restraint -of ; trad e ;7
and then prohibits any or all - of
the foregoing.- , ; V; - f !
For violation the ? charter shall
be forfeit, the Attbrneyjeneral
shall institute; quo-warranto pro
ceedings in Wake cou nt y su perior
Leburt and upon conviction fines of
not less than $50 nor moire than
$100,000 for every day of .such
violation and in addition thereto
terms of. imprisonment for not less
than' one nor more than 10 years.
. Further an agent's act is taken
as prima-facie evidence as the act
of a corporation and in case of his
giving evidence to secure convic
tion of the corporation : he is re
leased from r'personaL liability to
ceremonv Mrs. John Finnir samr iorto Klrbr. Majo lAcghrlto; 'Annlo cnis a narrci o cents a
very beautifully Foust's lFlowerLo LoudennillC Sanv- Margaret NttdJcora meal, from 40 cents a
Song," after-which Miss Til la Bar? Ilna Tat Itx.Crixc dred pounds to 12i.
Our Range cf Circulation.
To us comes tho following re-
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1 1 Justice, Charles -LanRhride, G35! nuMt: viz'
itinn. q nianictL irlided into tho 1N Third Gr&dd ArcbJo OaSTP. Ida
strains of Mendellsohn's wedding Parker, Manrlca ArtreH. Rosi Straare.
marcbri While the vows were le- OlaGlbb.Grtrodo Jone, Bailie Hoack.
fnir taftn 'Hearts and FlowersV Fourth Grade Hi chArd AtwelL Lcoo
was softly reedcred.
- 'At 1 6:30 an elaborato three- Stretmaii, "Robert Whit; Ixjuha'Bar-
course supper was served, the din- gin, Mattie Gladden. Sara Hudgln. Id
ingVoom being decorated in trail- McGnire, EUa Babul; ZAn Badcr,
ing cedar andwhite wedding bells. Sara Bilrer. Helen Loaon.
Immediately, following this the Fifth Grado-EHrabeth Bobbitt, Bnlh
bridal party drove to the station, Unrgln, Emma Clpp, Dowry Denton.
whereMr. and, Mrs. Mendennail BiancheLUniey, ivjttio imuman, iJary of Ttror rarr: alio th yearly
XOOK me iVLM train ior u lpsion, iuaermuK; uiancco iormaa
where they will reside ' ' Foy. Gny Kirby, LeHoy SHrer.
jThe brido wore a becoming Sixth GradoMaude Barsiu. Edna
costume of dark . brdwn. The dis- Godfrey, Helen 6 tmnsu
play . of pretty gifts evince . the . Seventh Grade Lois Gllkey.
$ Eeallen.
. Jen rark.
Sarrrt, EsUnd.
v Jan. 53. UlL
Dear Sir:
VTill yen plea ai-nl a m i?dua
terms of inbscription.
Yonr tmly.
rrm Kcahy."
Tin: Pcoouem doe i gel into
popularity of the happy couple."
A wife's pn money is whathub
by gets stuck for.
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iUWU va 4 u UU1 J , a W w WiaU I
L-niighridgo. . , (
oiTVr ir.rrrT Many a runaway
AtwelL Mrrtlo Eunrln. I later in a smosn-up.
match
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