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f,(, n Th3 Lenoir News. 11s the verf best Advertising edlam, been Die it is read by the - Largest Number of the people of Caldwell Coanty. ; ONLY tl.OO THKYKAH it: p.: jsi : PUBLISHED TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.: PRICE 1.00 THJIYEAH. VOLUME xi; JLENOIR, XXL, JULY 30, 1909. ISTO.77 Tho Now3 Printory U equipped to do your neit order of Job Printing promptly Don't lend your wvrk out t ( town we will do it to suit you. LET US CONVINCE YOC ; U K . Generous Contribution to the ' r : Girl Was Murdered. , Celebrated Colored Evangelist, in Memory of Henry Steele I raining xnooi. ' Burlington, N. J.f July 27 Con- Rev. Chauncy I. Witberspoon, Henry Steele was born 8ept. 29 Concord Times. . , elusive evidence was unearthed to- a. is. a. m. is conaucunga 6enes uiea juiy zz ivvv, Deing w Mn James P. Cook chairman Of day to 8how that the young woman of meetings in the colored Metho- years, 9months, and 23 days old, thai ftt frtiofooo Afl ToMr I WV UiaapptireU irUlU tUV jucuvy uwt vuuitu iu nviiu juwviij nuva i u nao vuj jvuuwu vmm v vvuu aon Trai'iine School authorizes oJltan Inn Bdlogton on Thurs- la a man of unusual ability and cnl Steele Sr. who settled, lived and the, anuocement . that a vro- ZZi:Z minent - citizen of the State kwm o.v,uu 4U and his wife ; '-'whose i present, namegt axe -withheld for the day night last, Was killed and her ture. ' died on Lower Creek, near where White people are gladly welcom- Hibriteu Academy now stands. He Pine Swamp, about 10 miles from ed to these services and are highly raised a family of 8children four sons here. r I pleased with nis preaching. and four daughters, feter the ( ld- , Part of her claUiinf .was found I ' The folio whig from the Rather- est son whose name has been fa- tndonSafnnasafti&rv tft erect on the bank o( thejpond and to-day fordton Bans givs - an intersting miliar with every one for the last, tt unrow, me imiui, aiea oeior uie w war. i ue was born girls all married and went Westex- rtJ51ifSS12Lfc ,byhokuthWeipolntWon. in Butherford County, .this State, ept Mary who married - Henry SSSSK mmBm m.r- ( Blair, and lived in Watauga Coun Vork' thtw bewn nd-it r T' . " ttatanldto the hotol whew thecouple were; j Sonthwiatti distrng wow JohnofTitdkfa Valley, James no returned nomesne uiiea wwn . . - t,,J! t.i : :ti. h. tr,. Vwi, f,KnaK.n.Wnf ff 1fh fhif. UL I reglSJOTfU i ilir. UU JUrD. W --v-iwww., y. mv.. vw-, " ingbail 'ThJ Vi'-; f '. , ' 1 : 'smny ponOY- . . ' . aev. vnauncey 1. dtthattheyagroedtooontrl1 pwOBta just en, mviog to a ripe old age, John mod heircontribuUonson these lines I "- !WU"T rTZT r" .7 tv f UwamP. After , following , thesi s 114(1 lesser opportunities over reached their allotted time ura aiivov K.vwa a uv uwuo va i - - i mm i A i ... Tha TTnf footprints a short disUnce the ana lewer privileges man ine cat it is toe lire or uenry that we TVflNNl If 111 II II Ml Nil Li I It IIMJLUriUUI Ul m I FT-M1 v wm - I iliQM W UVVIVi AAV hio - ..... d e I at. iL ik in aaIamJ 1 O L n.ff I AX. - 1 O Ok i (t..,-iMi.t0i,i-. u WMu woman. A little runner On tne "y w mt,uio iuUg wiviw prn vouey, ia ue ywrxooo. cue L:;- ..f ui it footprints of both a man and wor boy had but UtUe to encourage died March 5 1869 leaving one son ZtrLnZclV visible, as i him, and indeed nothing to in8pire Mr. J. F.Steele now of Midlothian, Luk; ' ,1. struggling, and it was concluded Mm to the higher ana nower me to Va., Pn Xov. 14, 1869 he was ft. w wuwwj ",v6v. ii.! r whinh ha hoo .fining inH th no. I .M!n ml t Xfo H Hrcona aiaiinst Ser 'wiC ThV'fob were born six were lost by the officers when hard the result of his own efforts and in- children, all but one living to be ground was reached, but they were domitable will. That there is grown men and women. The oldest convinced that the Bose, pond, in something commendable and above daughter became the wife of Prof. tho center of the Swamp, was the the ordinary in the make-up of Y. D. More of Lenoir, bat died destination of the couple and the this colored divine, and a quality March 27, 1901, the others J. D., his wile wterred to.,v.Wotk is mow going on in erection of the build' ing. . - j : ' Forests of the South. The South, with twenty seven per cent of the total area of the 1 there at ODOe Dis. and character far superior to any- Smith C, Mrs. R. L. Steele and ooveries made on the bank of the thing found in the majority of nis Mrs. 8. L. Austin were at his bed pond showed that this conclusion raw, is evidenced by the fact that side during his brief sickness also of the searchers was amply justifl- he stands today without a superior J.F.Steele of Va. wassummoned by eg, and but few equals among his race telegram and arrived a few hours On t,h mnddvhk of the ,rond in all this broad Sunny Southland, before he died. He was buried in T n,nc,tK.I -------- J - I ... . I At muouw were found a number of footprints, pooler Washington may stand the family burying ground on a atArt.Hnir with eaeer eaze watchins: over the beantifal knoll over looking the OUVA n unv n vmu www u w i j was a trail that was evidently mental and physical development Lower Creek Valley, and in sight made by a body dragged aloDg the of his thousands of students who of the home of his childhood, man- 1 rw i 1 11 . . - r r . i ground. The footprints and the oine ana go ac i usKegee, yei in an nood and old age. jur. Bteeie was a trail of the body led right to the his display of talent and learning man of great physical powers, to oar Rutherford coantv colored di- thnt, onnnlpd with his strict habits VI IUO W ovwa . jvivutug I - - lpetual wealth. along the bank the oflicers found vine outstrips him in every princi- may be attributed, longevity. No , .uip.uw ...w. sevewj hairpins, two side-combs, a Vie oi ouaracter ina goes inw iue one wiio came in contact who mm vation to uouinern lnieresiB is . i,.,,. nu tKot vnri. mako-nnof scholar, educator, in anv wv nnnld heln hnt he in- UiavK line uunu itv.ui i - i I - J J r clearly understood by the people fa .j wheQ sheieft the hdtel preacher and benefactor to his fluenced by him, though he was a oi me oouiu. iuv iutui vi tuc Thursday morning, and a number race. His sermons, his lectures, man of very few words, he was so South is more nearly pouua up in Qf plpceg of w0taans lingerie, his lite as a pobllc benefactor to quietand unassumiug,al ways ready me piau oi wrvs piwenw, j, Vi,arahi an, Ma H!at.P nd for his race, stands without a to hpJn his fe ow man. he was es i VVUU A. tviiftvinivt euv . i l r 1 L. 1 Ii.- . nnAinnflAn I I ......... a.. I wn lis accounjauyuiB vwuu ... . ,. . . nnart(ir bf parallel in the history ot the color- Dec a lv eood to the poor, and in , . . " - 1 " " ' " " to water sheds, power Sireama ana m : th nnnd sav thv ed race in the South. Wherever the days of slavery he owned several , i i mmwmmr f j j V I I Wood working indastne9,vtnan is . . that seemed to come he has eone, from the hovels in the slaves, some of them living to day anything now before the people oi Um (Ultction of the pond on mountain gorges, where he first who speak often of his kind treat xo ouvy Thursday ni gh t between 11 and 12 breathed into existence, to the ment of them while under bondage o'clock. Mrs. Hudson Payne, who crowed churches in the populous Some of whom stayed with him lives a short distance from the cities, he has won the hearts of his after they were freed for 20 or 25 Btzireralds, says she also heard pwu people aud tne piauaiis anu years, and after they naa ieit mm uraimi at. fho Qumo hnnr Tli commendations of his white friends, when thev were in hard lack he two families had discussed the who gladly Ibestow upon him, not would help them with his means UM.m Kofnro v iwn nf tho nm. merited confidence, bat substantial Toward the close of the war be United States, contains about for-: ty two per cent of the total forest area of the country. This forest must be used of course, in order to meet the steadily expanding wants of this section. 1 ftnth a man nar uavu iu auvu co uiiuuvi that the very most may be made from its annual cut, while at the same time this cut is being replaced by new growth. In this way its timber will remain a source of per- Ku. a. 1 1 .t I ' this part of the country. is the protection of the watersheds, which will some day furnish the power to run all manufacturing es tablishments in the entire South, . 1 . t .X .till Elrvntt. but the industries depending upon the forest prodncts will also be ben murder had them etted by the protection thrown .Wnnf tk.MfMntninlf tlmVtANwl UM. A dij uoYcrnmcni vuuuaci. Th. Wht. 1Tnrn(fni-A fVimnan V llll. II.. F --- liiuc niv v. of Mebane, N. C , has been award- 4, We are very glad to note that ed a contract by the War Depart- support and enooajagement. tween the states, when the older I Rutherfordton (N. C.) Sun, Sept. 21, 1905. men were called uqon to take up arms in the defence of the cause Mr. Steele enlisted in Co. D first N. C. Regiment of Cavalry and was a faithful and brave soldier until Record By Big Guns. San Francisco, Cal., July 26. . . . . Mr. John Foi,s wife who has been meat haying cbargo ,of furnishing The world's record with the big L op the v sq very Ul for the last while, aeems J iuppues- ac ranama wun soa guns, wuicu are piuuuh iu wm uu fottanes of tY to lie imnrovioir some at this writ- mahogany dining tables and near Golden Uate, was made last T " I... ..... , . . I . mi Jt library desks, to tne amount or mursaay arcernoon. idbwoduw ful showing of the crew of the five ipg. laiK.ftfin Th nnmnanv twearo sorry to nop-toce r.i t z. ?'2.xt. -.Iu iA -a jl tt.ft Ttnn I u"js ' . n Wharton,, little babv who iav CWIU f " ,'ir fessed faith in Christ " " lmj.- .11 .n.H.a tiin ti a m.ntiiui itr i rnnn r.imur i the South land, and in him the poor and needy ever found a friend and helper during the dark days of reconstructlorf. He pro and joined Refrigerators-Ice Chests Be sure the refrigerator you select is a safe one. Tour health this season may depend upon its goodness. We'll guarantee these guarantee them perfect food con tainers. Milk, butter, onions in the same compartment with no taint. They far surpass any other refrigerator on the market. The prices are right, too. Colonial, 125 lbs capacity. $18.00 In a Barnyard there was a brood of little due '.lings, one of them, larger than the others, was a very uly white bird that appear ed to be hated by all of the others, and was constantly being pecked at and abused. As time went on the "ugly duckling" developed into a lovely white swan, the ad miration of everyone who saw it, and the envy of those who used to peck at it. The "ugly duckling" is Prica. They pecked and hammered away at us and said we could' nt do it. Bat today the name Price stands for quality, and the difference between the Price make and others is as great as the difference between the beautiful swan and the common barnyard dock. "WHEN 11 DOUBT. BUY OF PRICE!" And also the highest that could be placed enconium j The Bee Doctered an Apple. upon the I LtirabertoD Robesonian., life of any man. Now that "Uncle Henry" is gone whom we all loved, yet we would not weep as "those having no hope," for we be lieve that he has entered that "rest that remaiueth to the people of God" and would Say to the bereft family to "8orrow not" but strive to emulate the example he has set before you. J. R. SW ANSON, Lenoir, N. C. July 28, 1909. ju.riun viiviuj u v. on contract, 70 car loaas oi otner wnerever guns are piaceu aim wuu j. an(j jnflrm a Oxford, irdledalmoaBojldflo. furBituroittthn past .three, years, triesnd ships are manned by fight & attend the fy at her home Sunday morning and enjoys the prestige of never ing men. The record will not be h. p!ntinncd While attending, to. her, household h.thl. had a Blnirte article rclefctied. lurtiassed fer it .was -perfect The jwbilj attending, toj her, household hatlug ad; a sbnglo article rejected. urpassod for i .was perfect Untie. We have ' not yet feirned b the wverVment Inspector. shooting irai' done at movin WKot waa annrjosed to betheoause 1 1 i " " " I. . . a a 1 cfherdeath. She willlong bere- rfTTST1TO wiA att done Jn' minute and inembered by a host of friends left I Th great mortallty ftom d ywovry I thirty aeconds, the teu solid shells behind.' We txtena our sympathy and diarrhoea U da to lok of pre. piercing the bnllseye dearly. to the bereaved brothers ana sis. pr traatmentat the nnt itagea of ters,,and eepecialy to the heart, the tiiieaae., unamMnama vww The protracted meeting will be when given in reasonable time will irin at Holon Ke. 1 on Saturday bo prevent any dahteroaseonaaqueneM. Aretha first Sunday in August'. Uh:i!' "ZT! P. H. I ..aMaa. Vnr aala bv J. R. : Shall. Drti(rglit, Dr. Kent Draggiit church worship feast upon the shooting wa done at moving tat-L. nir.. . VfAr9 . . gets two and a half miles away. Xt . . . ftmft . n . . , him reading his Bible, in fact hi time was almost entirely spent reading his Bible which was evidenced by the worn'voluma which was ex with the ore the first Sunday: July 25th, 1909. . A Kiffht Rider's Raid. The wont night rldert are calomel, hlblted at his funeral, orotonoil or aloee pilla. They raid Lnyerg entirely worn away and VVr. Jrl0";." -k" other marks showing continued nwwi.UteMnBonvanlanM. bot nse hl to OUT minds la always cleanse the iytm, earing Strongest evidence that "Though Colda, Beadaehe, Conitlpatton, Mai- thedutward man perish yet the aria. Me. at J. E. Shell. In ner man Is renewed day by day." Lijhtninj Bolts Strike Twice Albany, Ga. July 24 Lightning bolts in Dougherty and Mitchell counties today struck the big public ginnery of the Jackson Supply co. at Baoonton, setting it on Are, its complete destruction resulting; struck the dwelling of Mrs. O. E. Miller near the Mitchell county line, every one In the house being badly shocked, and killing a goat chickens, and pigsln the barnyard The bolt twisted a shot gun in i fantastic shape. Mr. A. S. Tyner, who lives near Bale, was in town yesterday. He brought to this office a couple of apples that are curiosities in that t. v came from the same tree but are entirely different. One is a "June Sweetening," just what one expects from the tree from which It came, but the other is striped. Mr. Tyner says the explanation Is that a bee that had sucked a wild apple blossom flew directly to that tree and monkeyed no, not mon keyed, but you know" how it was just beed around and doctored a bloom and this striped apple hap pened that way You Bee how it is. It's all very simple. The best pills made are DeWitt't I Little Early Riser, the famona little liver pilla. They are small, gentle, pleasant, easy to take and act promp tly. They are told by J. E. Bhelt, Lenoir Drue Co. and Granite Falls Drug Co. Bowel Complaint la Children. When six months old the little daughter of E. If. Dewey, a well known merchant of Agnewville, Va., had an attack of cholera Infantum. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was given and effected a complete cure. Thl re medy has proven very eooeeeafol in ease or oowei compiaini in cnuo- ren when given according to the . plain printed direction can be relied upon with perfect confidence. When reduced with water and sweetened it li pleasant to take, which ia of great -importance when a medicine most be given to yoeng ehildren. For sale by J. E. Shell, Druggist, Dr. Rents, Druggist 7'
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