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il 0 MARION PROGRESS, MARION, N. C, THURSDAY, AUG. 1Q 1922 TUBERCULOSIS FIGHT CANDIDATES NOMINATED FOR THE 1923 GENERAL ASSEMBLY Raleigh News and Observer. KNOW NORTH CAROLINA. ' . . jysEshr PROTECTION. IS GAINING GROUND cigarettes Thirty-seven members of the 1921 1 1 V : i .- - i - ii Air c a -i '.'s'ir't-i-. ; f 1 p. . They are GOOD! Wf Bay this Cigarette and Save Money STOP THAT ACHE! Don't worry and complain about ft bad back. Get rid of that pain and lameness! Use Doan's Kidney Pills. Many Marlon people have used the in and know how effective they ,aru. Here's a Marion case. Mrs. F. H. Proctor, Court St., says: Some few years ago kidney trouble came on me and I think too much heavy work Is what brought it on. My back ached a great deal and this took the life and ambition out of me. When I bent over a sharp pain would shoot through my kidneys, I was dixxy and often I could hardly stand. Black specks, floated before my eyes, too. Mornings I was lame and sore and felt tired. I had nervous headaches, my ankles swelled and my kidneys were out of order. I got Doan's Kid ney Pills at the 8 tree tm an Drug Co.. and they rid me of the complaint in a short time. My back felt like new and continued use entirely relieved me." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedyr get Doan's Kidney Pills the same' that Mrs. Proctor had. Foster-MUburn Co. Mf rs- Buffalo, N. Y. CALOMEL GOOD BUT AWFUL TREACHEROUS interest If! Area Plan s Devei,6op,000 acres still contains ap-inated by their respective counties ;H proximately 19,500,000 acres of for-; and districts for the 1923 (Jeneral oped in Many States. Valuable Supplement to Accredit ad Herd Work Which Has Resulted in Eradication of Many Head of Tubercular Cattle. est lands. - Roughly speaking, three-fourths i of the mountain section, one-half of Assembly, according to a list of nomi nees compiled by Henry M. -Lonon, legislative Reference Librarian. Seven Democrats and one Repub lican member of the 1921 Senate (Prepared by the United States Department oi Agriculture.) the piedmont, and "two-thirds of the coastal plain region are still in woods. There is probably a slightly larger, have been re-nominated for the Sen area growing softwoods, chiefly pine,1 ate while twenty-one Democrats and than growing hardwoods. Much of three Republicans of the House have In addition to systematic eradication this forest has been so cut and burnt been renominated for that body. I5ha!?e tuberculosis y accredit- for generations that there is little or Three of the 1921 Senators will prob Plfn' ir? !n thC "area !no mowing timber on the land and ably this next year sit in the House SJo JL IatI y df W slight prospects of any return-' while two members of the House of veioped In many states, according to . , f. , , . A, the report Issued by the United States ing' unles3 fires are out- 1921 will sit m the 1923 Senate. Department qt Agriculture describing ! Th U- s- Census figures show Among the Senate nominees are progress during March. The eradica- that more than 50 per cent of the J the following seven Democrats who tlon of tuberculosis under the compre- ; average North Carolina farm con-1 were members of the last Senate : hensive plan generally Includes a coun- sists of woodland, yet most of this Long of Halifax, Varser, Woodson, ty as a unit and all the cattle in the area is yielding less return per an- Sams, Delaney and Mendenhall, while U! LT? Ttie report shtws num to ihe owners,than it m Senator Dewar, of Cherokee, is the that in states where the eradication . . j j , i. , 1, , work was concentrated in certain local- Jy-five . years ago. The demand for only Republican member of the last ities in an effort to wlRe out the dis- lumtjer, ties, poles, pujpwood, veneer, Senate to be renominated. Three ease entirely, a great many more an- cordwood, etc., increases rapidly from members of the last House have been lmals were tested than in states where year to year. Our furniture indus- nominated for the Senate. They the area plan Is not yet followed to try, the largest in the South, is hav- are Messrs. Fountain, Bellamy and any appreciable extent. ; ing to go further and further for its Woltz. In one month Nebraskaorklng on supply of hardwoods and much of our j The foilowing 21 Democratic mem cne area plan, testea i,uuu cattle, a building material is now coming from hpr of thp las.t trmi? havp so far number of other states made high rec extreme South and even from the .nJ Everett of Dur- Pacific Coast States. Prices are ham Everett of Richmond, Cox, high now and undoubtedly will be Mamilton, Wright, Whitaker of Guil higher. We must put our idle land ford whitaker of Jones, Townsend, to work. i Dawson, Quickel, Moore, Pharr, Per- I How can we regenerate the forest son, Matthews, Ross, Graham, Brown, which is already destroyed and keep Murphy, Taylor of Vance, Martin productive that which is to be cut? and Connor. Messrs. McBee, Cowles j Several steps will probably be and Gibbs are the only Republican necessary with those lands which members of the last House who have now contain no profitable stand of been renominated. Two members of timber. Some may have to be plant- the last Senate will be in the next ed to trees again; other lands may House, to-wit: Senator Paul Jones, be seeded from surrounding trees of Edgecombe, and Senator W. H. S. and the young growth gradually Burkwyn, of Northampton, form' a forest. A prerequisite to; In the last Senate there were n every forestry operation, however, is Repbficans out of the total member the prevention of fires. Forest fires ship of 50 Since the re-districting, v - Arj Accredited Herd of Cattle. i j A i l . ill; nave aescroyea at least one minion it is probable that there will be only dollars' worth of property m North 5 or 6 Republicans in the next Sen Carolina per annum for many years ate The 23rd, 24th, 28th, and 30th past, and only recently has the area districts are strongly Republican, j burned over each year begun to de- while the 29th, (Aleghany, Ashe and .0 QO . t, o f. lme- 1 he hopelessness ot trying to Wata ) and the 33rd (Cherokee, ords as a result or the concentration of c-rnr dpnuatp voune- orowth to , , . v . , t , w .secure aaequate young gro-wxn to ciav. Graham. Macon and Swain) are Next Do.e May Salivate, Shock Liver ! "n 3 lifflT hd S Produce a Profitable crop of timber both close should both of these lagt I n,i4- n-. ...vv.nv rvirno K. fl.nn ..... . ... I York. 13.076: Missouri. 12.799: Indl- VV1"'" two districts elect Republicans, the ana, 11,933; Wisconsin, 11,788; Iowa, eveT eaT or two must be aPParent membership of the next Senate will 11,250, and Tennessee, 8,455. The total to a11- lt is no use Planting or pro- stand: 44 Democrats and 6 Republi number tested in all the states during .viding seed trees or encouraging cans young growth if fires are to come a-' or Attack Your Bones. NEGRO TAXPAYERS. The negroes of North Carolina You know what calomel is. It's tyi prrnrv nuirksilvp'T- f!alonnl is t . T . , . . . .. , the month was 228.779. ... 6 , . j i The area plan of testing is a valu- long and destroy it. Both the State like dynanute cramping and sicken-1 able 8upplement to accredlted-herd and Federal Governments are agreed trnrt I glAma aTTlrg rna hnnat ..... ........ " " - wore wnicn nas resulted in tne eraai- fuof oc f;rea mct Kt. vr.tpd , , : , .... , j j and should never be put into your; aon of many thousand head of tu- 1 " II IV : " ngnt arouna one nunarea ten system. berculosls cattle and the establishment and "W " T. miIlin dollarS f taxaWe W6alth n T. . . .... . , , 1 of more than 13000 herds accredited earnest to do thls- The cunties are the county tax lists; which is nearly If you feel bilious, headachy, con-i or more man ld.uw neras accreauea ackpd to coonerate with the i 1 . i ,0in a a niVri , W r' as free from the disease. Demg asKea to cooperate witn tne eXactly five times the total in 1910. stipated and all knocked out, just go are now more than 305,000 ac state in forest fire prevention and a Qn an average the state over, they UUi - " credited cattle In the country; over number of them are taking up this one dollar of every twenty-five 150,000 tested once and found free of work m earnest, the people are at- paid into e oc& tax funds of the tuberculosis ; more than 2,133.000 un- so being urged to do their part by -tate Thev nav nearlv nothine into j der supervision; and about 408,000 on being more careful in the use of fire. state treasury to support state Dodson's Liver Tone for a few cents which is a harmless vegetable substi tute for dangerous calomel. Take a spoonful and if it doesn t start your the waiting list, Wisconsin leads In Qnlv when all interests work togeth- , io onH liver and straighten you up better; number of accredited cattle with 36,- f. orevention can the forests . V nd quicker than nasty calomel and! 183, and Minnesota follows with 33.759. ' fl J Ltfsfactory !te witW mldn. vou si.lc vou iust I However, the rate at which the work "f " their individual properties and busi- T7 JL " ' 'Is going on In some other states, these rns. 1. . ucuiu84Wl. nesses are small, and (2) because . . . . . . two will hnre to keep very busy to Don't take calomel! It makes youj gta at a. too sica the next day; it loses you a aays mic Survey. work. Dodson's Liver Tone straigh- THE REUNION AT RICHMOND, tens you right up and you feel great, j In benaif 0f the Veterans of Mc No salts necessary. Give it to thejDowen COUnty, I wish to return children because it is perfectly harm- the thanks of all to the County Com less and can not salivate. missioners for their liberal contribu- tion of the fare to Richmond. This STOCK OF GOODS FOR SALE was a disinterested kindness which Take notice that the undersigned1 will be remembered, will, under and by virtue of an or- We also wish to thank Mr. Poteat, der entered in the matter of Gouge .the treasurer, for his kindness and Brothers. Bankrupt, on the 12th day indefatigable aid in getting our tick- ; legal exemptions in North Carolina ' 'are so large as to relieve them of RULES FOR CORRESPONDENTS. texes on inheritances and personal 1. Write only on one siae oi paper. incomeS- Tne same is true of taxes j 2. Leave blank line between each Qn negTO corporation incomes. The item of news. j exceptions are notable but they are 3. Do not number your items. jvery few The automobile registra- 4. If you report a visitor to your tion fees they pay cover tne largest section tell where he is from. ; contribution they make to state sup- j 5. If some one in your section , port Their per capita taxables in makes a trip tell where he goes. I1921 averaged $135, against $34 in of August, 1922, at 2 o'clock p.- m. at the store room of the M. L. Good ets, and seeing us off to the reunion. (I have been away, and sick part Store at Sevier station, McDowell of the time, or this would have ap County, N. C., offer for sale to the'peared sooner.) John M. Houck. highest bidder for cash all that stock of goods, wares, merchandise, fix- 6. Do not report the neighborhood visiting. 7. Be sure to report all deaths, 1910. Their gains in taxable wealth in recent years have been made mainly I marriages and meetings of various, centerg q , kinds of interest in the community. ! state. Very few negro tenants mov- ADMINISTRATOR'S KftTir.P r; xxttvmg qualified as administrator V Edwards, deceased, late of r McDowell county, notice is hereby : SiVen; to aU persons holding' claims . against, his estate to present them to - me unaersigned on. or before the 3rd day of August, 1923 or this notiee; ymi De pieaa ui bar thereof . r All persons I indebted to' said estate will -please make payment to the under igned at once. .- . " ' - , . ;.;"'M.'J. EDWARDS, Admr.; , 351 "It is nearly forty years ago that tures and furniture of Gouge Broth- the doctor told me I must say good ers. !w fi lif. T did not like the idea a The sale will be subject to con- little bit and sent for a bottle of the tural extension poultry clubs last firmation by the court. j Balsam, thus postponing my farewell year raised 2,085,127 standard-bred This the 1st day of August, 1922. address to some future date. The j chickens. They received foi: chick T. W. WILSON, Receiver. I Balsam stands alone, giving instant j ens and poultry products sold, $1,- relief. Recommended by Davis Phar- 617,047.83, in addition to the supply NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION BRY- macy. produced for home use. SON - SNYDER- LACKEYr OLD FORT, N. C. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned, J. Logan Lackey, has ' purchased the interest of Holmes ! ; Bryson and C. A. Snyder in the part- 1?P f Brysn-Snyder-Lackey. ofl Old Fort, N. C, and is to receive ali i accounts due said firm and assumes all indebtedness of said firm, and aid Holmes Bryson and C. A. Snyder are no longer connected with the firm. Business will hereafter be conducted under my name alone. This July 13th, 1922. J. LOGAN LACKKY 8. sena news wnen v into farm ownership during not wait until everybody knows it, . , jlina only 834 all told, against, an i increase of more than five thousand ' , 7" . , 'farms by white farm owners. Uni- rarm women eiu.uiicu m anyway. 9. SIGN YOUR NAME. versity News Letter. 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