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The Lenoir News.
tie the very beet Advertising
Medium, because It la rend by
the Largest Number of the
people of Caldwell County. : :
ONLY tl.OO THKYKAR,
H. O. , V AIlTIISr, EDITOR ANp' JPROP.' C ' , ' . PUBLISHED TUESDAYS AMD FRIDAYS. PRICE Sl.QO YEAR.
iVOIAJME r ,.' .', ' OCTOBER 20, 1908. , jSTO. 09
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GENERAL NEWS.
News Items Froui All Over
the Country Brief ly Noted.
CIVIL WAR INCIDENTS.
It is reported that Chicago has
ffiftecn thousand school children
'that are, starving.
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Chicago won the series of base
ball games with Detroit last week
for the world's championship, tak
ing four out of Ave games.
As Told from Memory by an Old
Veteran.
At Cedar Mountain the ItfgimiMit
was engaged with some of the Fed
eral Calvary, but suffered no loss.
We were also with Jackson Corps
at the second battle of Manassas.
It is always a pleasure to hear a
man, no matter though his attain
ments are limited, who has thor
ouehly prepared himself on the
subject he discusses. We are sor
ry to say that sometimes brethren
arise to discuss questions that they
know no more about thai) Judge
Peebles knows about Sunday
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Bcnoojs; anu uiey generally put Members of our company assisted
me ioiks 10 Meep.-Liiamy ana in capturing some cannon or rather
LhildreP. a paisnn and hnrsps Thr vrihr
The WUkesboro Chronic esavs: passed tlirougli the Pattleueld a
Governor Ansel has accepted theN Baptist preacher and several of few days after and saw the Keder
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auuiiai vvmwmuc i-uiumiuee his members were shot and killed ai ueau sum ivine on tne neiu
-invitation to spend ten days in n the ehnreh at .Tellim. Tenn n where thev were killed and their
New York State campaigning. few Sundays ago, because the dead horses, and the captured can
Now is the time to shake hands preacher criticized a blind tiger nor. still in the same position they
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with candidates for office. If they still which was running near the were wnen capiureu. Arcnur au
are defeated they will be too sore church." If this is so what ought ams is the only one wounded and
cKoto ofi if ' w oro eWteri to be done with the blind titrer and disabled from Manassas. The ai
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thev will be too swelled up. Los those that were running itt A few
Angeles Times.
Twenty-five thousand people
witnessed the sham battle of Guil
ford Court house participated in by
State and United State troops at
Greensboro last Tuesday as a fea
ture of the Centennial Celebration.
Unless Mr. Chafin demands and
obtains a recount, or something of
the kind, people will be unable to
decide off hand six months from
now whether he was a candidate
or a breakfast food, we fear.
Washington Herald.
The anthracite output of about
76.000.000 lone tons in 1907 will
probably never be greatly exceed
ed according to Edw. W. Parker,
of the United States Geological
Survey, as its price must rise so
steadily as to make it a luxury.
yards of good strong hemp rope
could be used to good purpose.
We were of the opion that ex-
Governor Jarvis is too old to en
gage in a political campaign, and
there is not much surprise in the
news that he was unable to meet
his first appointment, which was
for Fayettville, yesterday. It
would be the part of wisdom for
the Democratic managers to take
Governor Jarvis' will for the deed
and let him rest and conserve the
strength that he needs in his old
age. Charlotte Chronicle.
my moved on to I entreville anu
over took the Federals at Ox Hill
near Chantilley; where a small bat
tle was fought, and General Phil-
Kearney of the Federal Army was
ed, which every one regretted
so much as he had made such a
fine record in the Mexican war.
General Kearney by mistake ran
into our lines and by a desperate
effort he tried to ride back into
his own lines and was killed in
the effort. The Regiment was rest
ing at the big spring near Lees-
burg, Va., when the writer came
ud with his company again. That
and part of the next, when we
were hurried up to Antietam to
prevent Burnside from forcing
Gen. Lees's right wing and cut
ting of his base from the Potomac.
We got there just in time to save
our line anu lorce them back.
Here Gen. Branch was killed but
our company suflered no loss, but
it was a great battle and historians
say it was the hottest contested
battle of the whole war.
i To be continued )
A Peanut Trust.
Wilmington Star.
The peanut crop in the counties
which grow it in this state is said
to be very good. It is said that
there is a peanut trust composed of
about live firms, which control the
crop in this State, Tennessee and
Virginia, which are the principal
producing States.
E
evening we ioraea tne river at
Upon the one coudition that the Balls Bluff, where the Potomac is
Duke of Abruzzi come to America quite deep fording. That night
and go to work like any other we camped between the river and
American citizen, will Senator El- Frederick City, in Maryland. We
kins consent to the marriage of his nai plenty of green corn for our
daughter, Katherine, to the foreign supper and fence rails to cook it
nobleman. At least this is the with. The next day we camped
President Roosevelt will not take hatest 8tory in regard to the noted near Frederick City. We could
the stump. President Roosevelt hnvft Rt0rv. Some members of the tint, baa miirth nf fha Involtv nr dis
win uue tne stump, xou can Senators family approve of the loyaltv of its citizens, but were
take either end of this and get match, but he doesn't, except on contented to enjoy a rest after a
stumped, the truth being that no- the above condition. He wants his long march. There were a good
body knows what President Roose- daughters to marry Americans. manv left sick in Virginia. Also
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yh wiuu.-i icics... kt.u;ii atroodmanv straeeled and were
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Southern Comtaisioners of Aericul- left and rejoined us when we came
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assaulted Miss Pearl Tucker at tQre . resolution from Commission- 8 of the Potomac river again
Concord last week was spirited L. vftton. embodvin ex-United After remaining at Frederick City
away from the mob and taken to atateg ftegtor M C. Butler's re- a few we marched to Hgers
Salisbury jail for safety. Later he nt fintrttinn that the Federal town by way of Williamsport,
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was removed to some nnhnown Lorernment annroDriat twentv recrossed the river,
point to avoid the danger of the mjluon a year for ten years for Martinsburg and Charleston. We
mob going there after him. dirt roads throughout the nation. 1,1 vested Harper's terry, where
tv. TuiuMi Din nno non nnd tn lw The resolution will be forwarded to
less well known than the Captain the President with the request that -
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of the "Gianta" or a Broadway he transmit u to ingress, uom-
ctor gives a more real impression misRioner Wataon said the resola-
of the uiwollen fortunes" of tion will probably be. adopted
America than do the accumulations unanimously.
of a Rockefeller or Carnegie. New
York World.
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Son-in-law Loneworth. is eoine lis carried on extensively on the
Lame Hack.
This ailment is usually caused by
rheumatism of the muscles o f the
small of the back, and is quickly cur
ed by applying Chamberlaiu's lini
ment two or three times a day and
massaging the parts at each applica
tion. For sale by J. E. Shell and Dr.
Kent, Druggists.
Loses Half Her Tongue.
Monroe Journal.
Miss Leola Horn, daughter of
Mr. George Horn, of Unionville,
is in St. Peter's Hospital, Chai
lotte, where she has been operated
on for cancer of the tongue. It was
necessary to remove half of the
tongue, but her friends will be glad
to know that she is getting alone
nicely indeed.
WHAT sterling
is to silver
Buck's" is to stoves and
ranges, and a dollar a week buys
a "Bucks" after a small payment
is made.
If you want to reduce your fuel expenses if you want the
most teautiful, durable stove or range, take advantage
of this offer.
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A pain prescription is printed up
on each 25o box of Dr. Snoop's Pink
Pain Tablets. Ask your Doctor or
Druggist if this formula is not com
plete. Head pains, womanly pains,
pains anywhere get instant relief
from a Pink Pain Tablet. J. E.
Shell's drug store.
Gen. Miles had some thirteen thou
in
struction. We surrounded the
two towns Boliver and narpers
Ferry on all sides and by aid of
our artillery being on the moun
tains above them, we easilv forced
ma ' I '
ine proauciion oi lemon on u Rrrender the next dav be
important Italian industry ich f , , . The 22nd jwj
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ixngworin, is going is camea on cxMnciveiy u ment WM fonned in a line of bat-
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W nominaie rresiaeni iwoneven, isiana oi oicny . i urw metuuun wi -alonI. . ridjre
for President eight years from now. production are used the two piece ... . p t and we
Somehow or other every member of method, in which the lemon is cut Lauy expected to have to take the
tne Jtooseveii iamuy laoora unoer I in nail; me puip removeu Fort bv 8torm the next dav. Nieht
the delusion that there is but one oil extracted by means of pressure oyer tgkeo M gtin y.nrfng ong
man in this whole country nt to within a sponge ana tne tnree piece tfae towmrd tne Fort- x at
be President. Chattanooga News, method, in which the lemon is intobvacom-
There'sa movement on foot to pred, the skin being remeved in rf Federals at close ranee.
place a Bible in every hotel room three pieces, leaving the pulp with bQt nQ onJ WM hurt We retQrn.
in the United States. Of course a small portion of the skin adher- the fir, a once and charged, but
they'll be amended to read, "chart- lng to each end, the parings being th Jeft n t harry thm
tvbeein with the beUboy, and in- pressed against a flat sponge ion htf could hear them
eludes the porter, the waiter, the extraction. The use of machines nJght dtetance off the
telephone girl and all that are in tne proaucuon 01 ou is wnnow WJ Uy on our gaM thgt nigbt .
within sight." Louisville Courier to tne province or imiaona, upo. to cnarge the flret thing in
The Jap Gets Two Burials.
Newton Enterprise.
The body of F. Kikuchi, who
was killed here last Sunday, will
be buried in Eastview Cemetery
Thursday at 1 o'clock. There will
be a short service at the grave by a
minister cf one our churches. The
hair will be cut from the head and
sent to the man's family in Japan,
where burial services, according to
the customs of that country, will
be observed.
Journal.
Fearful forest fires are raging in
North Eastern Michigan. Several
farms have been completely de
stroyed and the inhabitants scatter
ed. Fourteen, mostly women and
children, are known to be dead
-and scores of others are unaccount
ed for. The last report says the
fires are under control
The Southern States Good Road
Congress at Greensboro last week
the maimana, less man nve per mornln- The Federals shell
cent of the total output ling thuslj pretty Beverey next morning,
but we lay so closely on the ground
U..n ll.11 La. till M..tAK.I itf I
,., - r ,.Wm.).n tho
and little cuts or in fact anything
requiring a salve, are best and quick
est soothed and healed by DeWltt's
Carboliied Witch Hazol Salve. The
best salve for piles. Be sure you get
DeWltt's. Sold by J. E. Shell, Kent's
drug store, Granite Falls Drug Co.
Be is really a smart person who
was a most tuspicioua occasion ior Keeps uiusvii uvm wiu& ouwu
M InttKnrf anf tSranMi ft HsWs1nn. I OI 1
. VU14 AIUBCMUH UISIUVII V ux w f
inencm uwoontn, anu ww tiuu- T ou1okit check a cold, druggists
ed by many prominent men among are dispensing everywhere, a clever
them Lieutenant Governor Win- &ndyoJd r.beIJU
Ston. Of North Carolina, M.V. fin for feverish children. Take Pre
Richards, of the Southern Railway tfXVtf$
Governor Ansel, of South Carolina. Shell's drug store
Federals put up the White flag.
Company A. wasthe first company
to enter the town after it capitulat
ed. We marched into and through
the two towns with plenty of Fed
eral music of the old fife and drum
and camped at the armory in Har
pers Ferry. We captured eleven
thousand five hundred prisoners
with Quite a lot of contraband
a
necrroefl who had escaped from
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their master. Some twelve hun
dred calvary broke ttuongh our
lines that night and escaped cap
tare. Here we , rested that day
Fund for Campaign
New York, Oct. 15. William J.
Bryan's promised announcement
of the list of contributors to the
Democratic campaign fund was
made to-day. It came in the form
of a statement over the signatures
of Chairman Mack and Treasurer
Ridder and shows that, ot $248,
667,55 received to and including
October 9, $90,712.23 came in con
tribntions of a hundred dollars
and more, that $115,355,22 came
in contributions of less than a hun
dred dollars each and $42,500 was
eft over from the convention fund
The statement shows $225,952,88
to have been spent and that the
balance in hand is $22,604,67. A
plea is made for a hundred thou
sand dollars additional to carry on
the remainder of the campaign
The contributors are estimated
about fifty thousand people and
about one hundred thousand of the
whole amount came from Demo
cratic newspapers.
5A Plush Robes
These thick, warm Robes
give comfort and satisfaction.
They please the eye with their
beautiful designs, their artis
tic patterns and rich colorings.
Ask for a 5 A Pluih Rob.
We Sell Them
When In Doubt Buy of Price!
PRIGE-GLIHE HARNESS & THUG COMPANY.
THE PERFECT ROOF PRESERVER
She Likes Good Things.
Mrs. Chas. E. Smith, of West
Franklin, Maine, says: "I like good
things and have adopted Dr. King's
New Life Pills as our family laxative
medicine because they are good and
do their work without making a fuss
about It." These painless purifiers
sold at J. E. Shell'! drug store. 25c
flakes old, worn-out Roofs new. Satis
faction Guaranteed or Money Refunded.
Call or write for Book on best Roofing!
I The unqualified success of
)! "ROOF-FIX" has brought
a number of cheap substitutes on the
market. Don't take something said to
be "just as good." Insist on the gen
uine, with the name "ROOF-FIX" on
every can or barrel. When you get the
genuine, results are guaranteed.
ANDERSON MANUFACTURING CO.,
W.P.Weknld,Mgis Lolr, N. C.