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'Office 109 Court St.
Phone 33.
THE EVENING MAS COT , ud n .wn d.wn l0"n b,;1,AV
! Tim ch.in Hare . Nova a aon
EXCEPT SUNDAY, I ,rr.,I.T-( 0 f lmnfi nixnaTr - .,1
and put the arjrns into the clean;
sleeves, life the head and slip the
garment under the patient's
shoulders; then, by raising the
lower part of the body, the soiled
gown is to be drawn off, and the
clean one "cirawn into place.
Subscription PricoK. . !j?.(0 a Year
S ul. script ion Price, 10 Cents a Week
'AXCE NORWOOD
K A LP II SLOAN', -
Publisher.
City Editor
Here -is a gootl story from life
told in a Louisville, Ky.. dispatch
to the Nashville (Tenn.) Banner:
"A special from New Orleans
says that John Bellis of that city,
who" is heir to a $'100,000 estate,
left by his aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Wat
son of Louisville, has announced
that he will surrender any claim
he might have on the estate in
favorr of his two foster cousins.
Mrs. Thomas Swan, wife of the as
sistant general passnger agent of
he Rio Grande railroad at Den
ver, and Mrs. George Venus, wife
of a New Orleans business man.
Mrs. Swan and Mrs. Venus had
been railed as daughters by i Mrs.
AVatson, and it was not until after
her death that they learned that
they had been adopted by her
when infants, Mrs. Watson whs
a sisteiofT:ellis' father. Bellis
says he has a good business and is
comfortably .fixed 'and believes it
right and Mrs. Watson's estate
should go to the children she
adopted, tlibugh he is really next
of kin-and the legal heir."
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BELATED PRAISE.
President Ta ft is quoted as pay
ing a tribute To ex-President
Cleveland in a speech made in
New York on the latter 's birth
day. The belated praise which is
now heaped upon Mr. ClewlaiiuJ
by republicans would have been
-very much .appreciated - by. him'
hiring his life. In 1S!H the re
publican leaders bkimed-the dem
ocratic administration for the
panic of '!)'. aiklf ever since tJial
time the republicans have called
it a "democratic panic" because
it occurred under the administra
tion of one who 'was elected as a
democrat. Mr. Cleveland was de
nounced by the republicans foi
the issuiiifc of bonds in the time of
peace, -although the republicans
are preparing to do the same thing
now. The tariff which Mr. Cleve
land favored was denounced as a
menace to the country and as dis
astrous to our industry and as a
concession to . the f oreigners.
Nothing that Mr. Cleveland did
was supported by the republicans
-except what he did on the money
question, and that was endorsed
only because he adopted the pol
icy of the .republican leaders on
that subject.
Mr. Taft says that it was a re
lief to 'fie republican party when
the leadership in the party passed
from Mr. Cleveland, and this in
forgetfulness of the fact that the
republicans had a larger majority
in congress during the second half
of Mr. TTTevelandV administration
than they have ever had since. It
was not necessary in that con
grjess to secure the support of a
few democrats-in order to carry
out v the policies
speaker. 1
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An Ideal Cough Medicine. ,
"As au ideal cough medicine 1 re
gard Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
In f, class by itself," says Ir. R. A.
-Wiltshire, of Gyneville, Ind, 'l
take great pleasure in testifying to
.he' "results of Chamberlain's Cough
Medicine. In fact, I know of no
othei preparation that meets so fully
the expectations of the most exact
ing in cases of croup and coughs of
children. As it contains no opium,
cblorolorm or morphine it certainly
makes a most safe, pleasant and offi
caciojs rerriedy for the ills it is in
tended." For sale by all druggists.
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"Wets" Egg "Dry" Advocate.
Chillicothe, Ohio, April 16.
Rev. C. AV. Eldridge, of Cincin
nati, while, delivering a speech in
favor of the "drys" at Adelphi,
a small town near here, last night,
was showered with rotten eggs by
a crowd of "wet" bystanders.
IJoss county, in which Chililco
the is located, has been in the
throes ofa hot local-option cam
paign for several months, and a
vote (Vfi the liquor question will
be taken Tn a few days.
Rev. Mr. Eldridge is superin
tendent of t lie Cincinnati district
of the Antisaloon League which
cojnprises a tier of counties in the
southwestern part of Ohio.
The man wh- plays the races is.
naturally not in it with the m-iii
who works them.
of a republican
For the Sick Room.
To change the sheets on a sick
person's bed is a very simple mat
ter, if understood. Loosen the
soiled sheet on one side of the bed
and roll it up lengthwise against
the pafienfs" back, who must lie
on his side ; over the stripped mat
tress ipread the clean sheet, tuck
ing down tlie. outer edge, and the
half left unspread must be in a
roll which" is laid alongside of the
soiled sheet ; when half of the bed
is thus stripped and covered, the
patient must" turn, or be turned
on the otherf side, with his face to
the clean slieet, and this will bring
hirifovr o nthe clean side of.jthe
bet! ; tHeiTLoth sheets are to be
drawn from under Elm, the soiled
one to be' removed from the bed,
and the "clean one put in place on
the mattress and tucked in under
the side of the b"e3 '
To change the night gown with
out making the patient sit up, the
arms are slipped out of the sleeves
NOTICE
'Having qualified as administrati ix
f the estate ot J. V. Uobb, deceased
bite of Iredell county, N. C. This is
'o notify all persons having- claims
;t gainst said estate to - exhibit them
So the undersigned on or before the
2'ith day of March 1910 or this notice
will be plead in bar of their recov
Ory. All persons indebted to said
esta'te will please make immediate
settlement.
This March 2oth, 1909.
' MISS UNA ROBB,
- Administratrix,
. ZED. V. LONG,
Attorney .
ANY TIME
Yuu like to have some
tbiog good to eat try
StatcBville BUSY BEE
CAFE and you wfll find
it'. Anything" you like.
Ice Ci earn, Hot Cakes, a 111
kindn of Lunches, Hot
or Cold.
BUSY BEE QUICK LUNCH AND
RESTAURANT
?I0 Ceprer Street.
KEEP TIIE KIDNEYS WELL.
Health is Worth Saving, and Soma
StatesriLle People Know How to
Save It.
Many Statesvllle people take their
lives in their hands by neglecting
the kidneys when they know these
organs need help. Sick kidneys are
responsible for a vast amount of
sufle ring and ill health, but there is
no need to suffer nor to remain in
danger when all diseases and aches
and pains due to weak kidneys can
be quickly and permanently cured by
the use of Doan's Kid nePills. Here
is a Statesvlile cvtize n recommen
dation.
Mrs, S. Revis, living at 212 Sev
enth St,, Statesville, N. C, says :
"l ean recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills as a remedy that acts up to its
representations. I sent to Hall's
Drug store, and procured them while
suffering from pains through the low
er part of my hack and frequent
headaches which had caused me great
distress. Their use improved my
condition in every way. Doan's
Kidney Pills proved so satisfactory
in my cise that I do not hesitate to
recommend them toother sufferers."
'For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents; Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
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similating iteFootfandKegula
tirtg tlic Stomachs andBcwelsof
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Promotes DigesfionJCkerfiiri
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Opiuni.Morphinc norMtteraL
Not Narcotic.
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Aperfect Remedy forConsfipa-1
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Worms ,CoiTVulsions,FevErisfr
ness andLoss OF SLEEP.
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Exact Copy of Wrapper.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
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For Over
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THE OCNTAUH COMMNT, HI ..ill CITY.
A BUSHEL OF POTATOES
A few v. ords to the wise
ht'iipwif It has been
8iid that tbe-PotHtoes'
was nut what thpy uRed
to be. Those who trade.
lure 'would never have
( aut-e to suv that' for-we
k 1 1 o r h o w and w hen to
purehufr to the best ad
vantage and fine mealy
wholesome potatoes are
always in stock Yet our
prices kep do wo.
TURNER BROTHERS.
30 8 Center St J. P. Phifer,s old nd
PHOME NO. 88.
THE
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COMMERCIAL WATIONL
' Of Statesville,- N. C
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CAPITAL .. $100,000 00
SURPLUS....... . .$25,000,60
State' County and iCity Depository
Accpunts Solicited
Interest paid on Time Deposits.
M. K. STEELE, President, M AUSLEY Cashier,
E. MORRISON, Vice Pres., G. E. Hugh(y, Asst. Cashier
M. K. STEELE, N. B. MILLS, W. D TURNER,
W.F.HALL, D. P. SARTIN, W. J. HIIL,
H. ATOUNT, E. MORRISON, EMILE CLARKE,
J. E KING, C. M. STEELE, D. M. AUSLEY.
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SPRIG
We have a complete stock of Mens, Women and Cbild
rens Oxfurds in the different Leathers and Styles. They
are as good as money can buy, all new stock.
Also nice new Underwear and Hoeeiry- Call and Bee
what we have to show. Everything as represented. .
S, M. I H. SHOE CO.
Opposite Court House.
P. S. Water Proof Shoes in stock, try them.
The Evening sbo4:JO
5 AND 10 CENTS
SEVERAL THINGS
Are to be considered in sele ting yon Wank
3RD
1ST- Strength-Financial Strength
2ND. The care with which the
Bank is Managed.
The courtesy and spirit of
of accorriodatioh.displayed
by the Officers and i Em
ployees. The banking experience of
Officers.
The ability of the bank to
Properly a n d Promptly
Handle all Your Business
To Those Desiring the Embodi
ment of These Features are
Offered T h e Service of THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF STATESVILLE
4TH
5TH
CAPITAL
$100,000
rKefc iotoiK monof icooiicf )etto)iGjGie4;o;re)0(esra
isfthe best form of receipt to
show that your bills are paid.
There's no way of getting over
that. You have all the proof
that the law requires or that is
necessary. There is no conven
ience for the business man that
he appreciates like the service
of a good bank. It give a
standing in business that he
can acquire in no other way.
It is a. recommendation when
you banb in the
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THE MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK
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YARDS CHINA MATTING
Best Grade at 30 cents per yard.
Put Down Your Floor Free of Charge.
Only 10 Days at This Price.
See Our Line of Curtain Poles,
Brass Knobs and Window Shades.
STATESVILLE HOUSEF URNISHING CO.
A BIG SHIPMENT
of American Hog and Cattle Fence also Eliwooti
Poultry and Rabbit Fence
Dise Harrows, Spike Tooth Harrows. The eel
abrated Sunny South Corn -and Cotton Planter.
Weeders, Cultdrvators etc.
Overstocked on Poultry Netting and attractive
prices awaits you. Be sure to see us if in need of
any thing in our line and we will please you with
goods and prices. "
Evans
Hardware ComP y