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GIRL SUFFERED TERRIBLY At Regular Interval*—Says Lydia EL Pinkham'e Vege table Compound com pletely cured her. Adrian, Texas.—"l take pleasure in •dding my testimonial to the great list MMMMMHtllli'lir 1 1 hope that itwxl' g; [be of interest to sut- Qnftk|!Jfering women. For years I suffered ■KL 7SHuntold agonies at I intervals. Jljpn AvSach pains and JUf cramps, severe chills [jflWV II *°d" lckD «" Mt,to,n * \M\ M ach.then finally hem- Ift 1 A l| orrhagea until I I# 1 7 ■ /j would be nearly blind. I had five doctors and none of them could do mom than relieve me for a time. "I saw year advertisement in a pa per and decided to try Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound. I took ■•van boxes of it and used two bottles of the Sanative Wash, and I am com- E cured of my trouble. When I taking the Compound I only I ninety-six pounds and now I weigh one hundred and twenty-six pounds. If anyone wishes to address sw in person I will cheerfully answer all letters, as I cannot speak too highly of tiie Pinkham remedies."—Miss JES- Bis Marsh, Adrian, Texas. Hundreds of such letters expressing gratitude for the good Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound has accom plished are constantly being received, proving the reliability of this grand old remedy. If you want special advice write U Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confi dential) Lynn, Mass. Tour letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman and held In strict confidence. RESINOL RELIEVED ITCHING INSTANTLY And Completely Cured Skin Humor. If you have eczema or any other Itching, burning akin trouble, the beat evidence of what Realnol Soap and Reslnol Ointment can do for you la the word of one who was cured by them after weeks of Buffering. Adolph Schoen, 742 Shepherd Ave., Brook lyn, writes: No 7. 1, 1912—"At first little red ■pots were aeen on my arms and body, which I ootlced were getting larger •very day. They Itched me ao much that I scratched myaelf until I bled. There were times when I stood up all night and scratched. I was troubled •bout three weeks, during which time 1 uaed which seemed to do me no good whatever. Then, finally, I thought of trying Realnol Soap and Reatnol Ointment. Aa aoon as I ap plied Realnol Ointment I felt much re lief. After uaing It a few tlmea, I no ticed the aore spots slowly fading •way, and In about a month I waa cured completely." The soothing, healing balsams In Reslnol Ointment and Reainol Soap, penetrate every tiny pore of the skin, clearing it of all impurities, driving •way eczema, raahea, ringworm, psori aala, and other eruptions, and making pimples and blackheads impossible. Prescribed by physicians for eighteen years. For free samples write to Dept. S-K. Realnol, Baltimore, Md. Every druggist sells Reainol Ointment (60c) and Realnol Soap (25c), or sent by parcel poet on receipt of price. VAMTEII Thousands of i|«iu to rail Ibe Bob »*" ■ » Taylofbook*. Ten lactam that mad* Ms* famon*—lW atorleat bat mad* a continent laugh; thrtllins blitory of bit life. All the people want Uwm Brer7hod7'a bnrlojt them: Get bu«]f. Coin ■nay from ibe ha treat. Liberal oonmUalonannld. Bob Taylor Pub. Co.. & Noel Block. NaahTllle, Tean. DCAHCDC of this paper desli ntAUtno •olumna ahopld Inalat tipon having what thlf aak for, refnalng all aubntltntea or Imitation*. Classified Column WANTED —Reliable practical man it your county and adjoining counties. Only S3OO secure* the patent right for 17 years, and your money back within 60 days with the assurance of a thor oughly reliable and absolutely legiti mate business paying thousands of dollars. This is an opportunity of a • lifetime for th? right man. For full particulars address B. B. Rhyne, P. O. Box 202, Charlotte, N. C. PANAMA HATS cleaned and reblock ed. Modern methods are employed and useless badly sunburned are made equal to new. Write for catalogue to day. The Ben*Vonde Co., "Quality" Dyers ft Cleaners "Largest in tbs South," Charlotte, N. C. DETECTIVES WANTED— Toung men to operate in own locality, secret service work, experience unnecessary, enclose stamp for particulars. Univer sal Detective Agency, 304 Coloord Bldg.. Oklahoma City. Okla. WANTED Bookkeepers, stenogra phers, clerks for high-grade posi tions. Southern Business Bureau, Charlotte, N. C. POTATO PLANTS—Nancy Hall and Porto Rioo Yams. *1.76 per thoue .and. M. L. rant, Waldo. Vis \ rK > DESIGN CHOSEN FOR MONUMENT COLONEL HORNED GIFT TO THE CONFEDERATE WOMEN OF NORTH CAROLINA. TO COST MORE THAN SIO,OOO The Committee and the Donor Agree on Design Which la Something New In Art. —la the Work of a Great Artist. Raleigh.—The design (or the monu ment to the Confederate women, giv en by Colonel Ashley Home, at a cost of more than SIO,OOO has been accepted. This was done recently when the monument committee met with Colo nel Home, the designer. A story of this meeting was written that night but an accident befell it in the tube transit. The design is known aa the one third sixe and la the work of Augustus Lukeman, the famous New York H represents a woman of the Confederacy, whom Colonel Horne regards the bravest of all who were touched by war. Bitting wRh a book in her lap and reading to her grand son the heroic story of that tragic four yeara. Its story will be com plete. as reliefs will show the sol idlers leaving for hattle fend their return in starved condition, garments torn, government gone and hope al most dead. It Is to be the work of a great »r tist. Mr. Lukeman is one of the moat noted of sculptors. And the story of the heroism of Confederate women appeals greatly to his artistic mind. He will write in atone the Inspiration that the children will find in the re telling of the history of Confederate days. Colonel Home's personal gift is the first monument to the women of the Confederacy. If everything goes well it will be placed on the capital lawn within another year. It will be situ ated near the main entrance of the new atate house, and will adorn the southwest section of the square. On the committee amending the meeting here were Ma}. H. A. London,. Pitta boro, Senator J. A. Long, of Roiboro, chairman of the committee; Col. J Bryan Grimes and R. D. W. Connor, of Raleigh. Mrs. F. M. Williams, of Newton, president of the U. D. C., of North Carolina, Is on the committee but could not be here. Durham To Coaat Railroad Project. Traversing the state, entering at a point north of Durham and using the Norfolk and Western branch line be tween Lynchburg and Durham, it is expected that within the coming eigh teen months North Carolina will see the greatest activity in railroad build ing in many years, when that com pany will build from Durham through to a coast terminal, probably at Cape Lookout or Swansboro, though it is thought from the direction that the company is purchasing right of .way that the road will probably ter minate at Swansboro. Stopped Sale of Lawn Seed. The state department of agricul ture sent an inspector to the Five and Ten Cent Store at Raleigh to stop the sale of "Standard Lawn Seed" on sale. Not only had the seed company not paid its .innual license tax for the sale of seeds in the state, but the quality of the seed, according to the department botanist, Miss I. O. Till man, is very much below the stand ard fixed by the North Carolina pure seed law. John C. Stanard Convicted. The state department of insurance has procured the conviction of John C. Stanard for solloting business for the Empire Security Co., of Birming ham and Richmond without a North Carolina licenae and after the com mlaaloner of Insurance In this state had refused to licenae the company. He was arrested and convicted at High Point, sentence of six months In Jail being imposed. Small Damage Done By Frost. Reports received by The Carolina Fruit ft Truckers' Journal of Wilming ton from a large number of truck- Gripping points in this section of the state indicate that the frost snd the cold wave several days ago did not do more than five I(T cent damage at, any point to strawberries. As a mater of fact the damage was so slight oj to practically amount to nothing. A few beans were nipped, and such other vegetables as were up were hurt more or less, but upon the whole the damage was insignificant. Charged With Box Csr Breaking. Charged with breaking into a bOT ear of the Southern Railway at Spen cer Easter Monday night. John M. Freeman was given a hearing before Justice C. E. Fesperman and W. L. Ray of Spencer. He was bound over to court, and In default of bond was held 'by Sheriff McKensie. Four bar rels of whiskey taken from the car were recovered near the home of Freeman. John Kerns, colored. In whose barn two of the barrels were found, was bond over ea a charge of concealing the goods. . "V I THE HOOKWORM CAMPAIGN Makse Much Progress—For Three Months Ending March 81, 25,472 Persons Were Trestsd. Raleigh.—The quarterly report for the state campaign against bookworm diseases shows that for the three months ending March 31, state and county dispensaries for the free exam ination and free treatment of hook worm disease were conducted In 12 counties; that 3&,472 persons were microscopically examined for hook worm diseaae; and that 10,784 persons received free treatment for the disease. Counting the work, previously reported there have been examined to date, In the stste 216,616 persons, and 122,65 C persons treated. Work was conducted during the past three months In the following counties: l'amilco, Tyrrell, Washington, Union, Montgomery, Hoke, Moore, Henderson. Camden and Currituck. Sixty-five counties have now had the dlapensary work, and six addition al counties have provided for It, mak ing a total of 71 counties. Five coun ties have provided for a second round of dispensary work. Campaigns are now opening in Beaufort (second round), Mecklenburg, Perquimans and Forsyth counties. Dr. H. L Sloan, a native of Samp son County, an A. B. graduate of the University of North Carolina and a medical graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, has entered the aervlces of the State Board of Health as as sistant directors of the hookworm campaign to succeed I>r. C. F. Strosni der, resigned. Says Commission I* O. K. The Corporation Commission receiv ed from Hon. Judson C. Clement* of the Interstate Commerce Commission a letter In 'which he insists that he In no way reflected on the Corporation Commission in any conversation with Secretary Forester of the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce, as he was re ported to have done in a Washington special, giving a statement by Mr. Forester about his appearance before the Interstate Commission. Judge Clements reviews the incidents und his conversations with Mr. Forester, saying that he did tell him, In dispar aging the need of further argument by Forester, that the North Carolina Commission had attended the argu ments three days and concluded not to participate therein, saying this not in any criticism of the commission, but as affording an inference that they, representing the interest of Carolina communities and shippers, had not, under all the circumstances, deemed it necessary at the time to participate in these arguments. Plana Catawba County Caravan. The farm demonstration commV sloner for Catawba has an idea in mind that, if put Into practice, aa ho la planning to do this fall, will mean much for the farmers of the county. Hia idea now la to a tart a farm cara van through the county conducted or the same manner an agricultural carp carried over the country on the rail! road. A number of prominent speak era will "accompany the outfit, which comitate of all the different farm pro duota grown in the county, several of the beat breeds of live stock, the dlf ferent kinds of soils and anything that can be used as an Illustration to wards better farming. The best ways of breeding and caring for stock, Be lecting of seeds and preparing land for their reception, and studying the diuerent soils will all be discussed In meetings held at the public school houses. Catawba farmers have nevei been awakened as they have been during the past year. The Institution of this new office has done wonders. North Carolina New Enterprisea. The A. & B. Moving Picture Suppl.7 Company, Raleigh, was chartered with $25,000 capital authorized and s3oi subscirbed by B. 8. Aronson, O. It Browne and others for originating moving picture films, handling sup plies and conducting "movie" thea ters, parka and other amusemerri places. Other charters are to Jone* £ Gentry Co., Winston-Salem, capital $25,000 authorized, and $5,000 sub scribed by J. A. Jones, J. J. Gentry and othera, for a shoe business; the B. F. Carpenter Sons' Company, Stan ley, Gaston County, capital $60,000 authorised and $5,600 aubscribed. Road Building in Lsnoir. The road-building campaign in Le noir county will be started abotrt April 20th, and in twelve months this county promises to have the beat sy» tern of sand-clay highways in the east. About 125 miles of the nearly 800 miles of roadways in Lenoir will be Improved during the first year, al a cost of about $50,000. The $37,250 recently realised from the galea ot the conaty'p holdings in the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad to E. C Duncan will be utilized for this pur pose. Governor Issues Commission. Governor Craig issued a commis sion to Lieut Gov. E. L. Daughtridge as a member on the part of North Carolina of the American commission for the Investigation of the co-opera tive ayatem of agricultural produc tion and distribution in European countries, the rural credits system of Europe. Mr. Daughtridge will sail with the other members of the Ameri can commission. The governor com missioned John Sprunt Hill of Durham aa a member of this commission. Both will bear their own eipedsea. FROM AIL OVER THE STATE Short Paragraphs State News TlMt Has Sssn Condensed Fee Pupls of State. Raleigh.—The last day'a repwt mt the receipts of the North Carolina Red Cross showed $lB3 Cor the flooS sufferers of the Weet. Lexington.—Policeman J. M. Oak land was killed here several days ago by Lee Ford. The cause of the tragedy is shrouded hi mjwtsry and no -one. not even the family of the man who did the killing, nor the fam ily of the dead man, can throw aajr light on the subject. Spencer.—Of the 10 aspirants for appointment as postmaster at Spen cer, H. M. Cooke, a well-known drag gist here, Is the first candidate to drop out of the race. Mr. Cooke «ns a strong candidate, but states that the duties bf the office would require too much of his time. Ashevllle. —H. W., J. M. and W. B. Hunt have purchased a tract of land of 160 acres, two miles erctt of Haselwood, the deal having boon closed recently. The new owsws of the property are residents of Greensboro and it is announced that they will conduct an sppla orchard on their land. Charlotte —Mr. C. E. dark, for the past two years county demonstrator of agriculture, will tender hie resig nation to the Board of cu—ty con missioned a-t their monthly soeetlns He will go to Scotland oossty where he has accepted a position as general manager of the large dates property consisting of 12,000 acres of Mmhsr and cotton lands. Concord. —A meeting of the exe*n tive committee of the North Carolina Frews Association will be held si the Empire Hotel In Salisbury in the near future to fix the date snd make ar rangement for the annual nnwtlng of the association at Ashevllle. This announcement is made by Secretary J. B. Sherrlll and President James H. Csin. Newton. —The 22nd reunion of Com pany 1, 49th regiment, was held at Sherrlil's Ford. This company was organised fifty-one years a«o with an enlistment of 142. Only thirty-six an* now living and only fifteen answered to the roil call. An address was de livered by Hev. Beverly Wilson. Th« next meeting will be at Catawba Sta tion on April 1, 1914., Raleigh.—To advance the cause of the PhllatheH Home for worMag girls In Raleigh, the Raleigh Barac*- Pbllathea Union begtn« the raWai of funds for the construction of thai home. This movement began • month ago when Mrs. A. T. Joyaer presented impressively the Med of • home for working girls la (be rttjr and urged tbe Baracas and l*%tlttia— to undertake Its provision. Stateavllle. Staiesrtrwra contribu tion to the flood sufferer* of Ohio total* $262 to the preset* and there ars many who say they will make COB trlbutlons if further appeal for help Is made. Of this amount the etty of Statesvllle contributed ISO. Moat of the money was left at the a flee of The Landmark volnnt%lly and the remainder was collected hy Meaara. 0. E. French and W. L. Gilbert. The money Is being sent to the Red Cross Society, Durham. —Joe Jiackson, John Mc- Lean and Butler Splvey, three oper ative* of the West Durham mills, were tried on a charge of assaaltiag Roy Wilkerson, another West Durhaaa man, with hitent to kill. McLean was fined $lO, Splvey released sad Jack son was sent to the roads for Bv* months. The COM grew out of the assault of Wilkerson about a week ago, when the three men paaeed by his home and raised a disturbance. Klnaton. —At a meeting of the di rectors of the local chamber of com merce a committee waa appointed to confeV with officials of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and the leadline citizens of PollockaTiDsu Jo an* coun ty, relative to the extending of the A. C. L. from the termfnai of the Wel don-Kinston branch here to the Jose* county town. The line which the members of the chamber dartre to have built from this city to Palocka ville aa contemplated would touch at Trenton and would put the riches* section of that county In a cloaar touch with the outside wortd. China Grore. —Mr. Posey C. Muff ler, a fed 70. died here from piyya. The deceased was reared la ftrta oounty and moved to China drove 20 years ago. He served throagh the CITH war, under Capt, Stewart. Company E. Fifty-eighth North Caro lina regiment . Hickory.—Petitions are Mac cir culated by citizens asking the eoaatjr commissioners to locate a sear mad from Piedmont Wagon Oiaspasj's plant, this city, throat ha Brook ford. This road will pans tfcaoagh a suburb of the city known aa Grand View. j Washington.—Messrs. Darin * l*a vis, patent attorneys of Waahlagtoa, report the grant to cittsena of ItaO Carolina, of the following pataats: C. T. Bernhardt, Salisbury, WoekaM- lng device; 6. M. Hal!. Cantaa, ad lock. Lin vilie Falls—The enthasfasaa of the meeting of stockholder* uf the Appalachian Highway Coisp—j at Altapaas and the strong sappast tba is promised for carrying oa tha Chan of the Bine Ridge highway aaaa to leave little or no doubt hat ft wfH be completed so team* aad aataa» bile* can travel It this year. Something Be«mcd Lacking. One of the beat known London newspapers. In a review of "Lincoln's Own Stories," collected by Anthony Gross, commented on the anecdote which Lincoln was fond of telling of a family of such migratory habits that they were able to get everything Into one wagon, and even the chick ens were so used to being moved that when ever they saw the wagon sheets brought out they laid themselves on their backs and crossed their legs, ready to be tied. The British review er, with an insular sense of humor, remarked: "One feels a little as though something must have been ac cidentally left out of this and of many other stories in the book." Knows He's Right. 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