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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
J. V. Afled, Siijit.
Fix., 'vterjjin- f C.' Crqrtter, pastor.
1 qhing- jnl Sundays tfL 3 p.u.
Sunday School Lvery Sunday 10 a. m
C. C. Hampton, Supt.
Ku'glits of Pythias J K. Shipn-i, Q. Q.
J. l Arlelge, K. of R. and t.
Ut.ts every Tues. night in hall over P. 0,
DANID C. BARROW, Q. C.. SONER,
b. O. STATON, ... W. C. ROBERTSON
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THURSDAY. MAY 14 1908
DEATH OF Ml WALBROP.
Passsfl Away At Her Home Sunday Allsf;
Q30O A:tar Brie! Hisess.
On Sunday afternoon last at
the family home in Rutherford
ton the death angle called for
Mrs. Waldrop. For some days it
has been known that she was
dangerously ill; yet to a multit
ude of her friends the news of
her death will go as a distinct
hock.
Livery Stable J
(joluuibus, NC
Lawyers h B Shipmati and E.
I 'oik County Telephone Co. - J . G ;
Hughes Manager and MUs Kaiie Canm-j
bel ,Ex. Operator Coluuii.nu N. C .
Hotel J. P. Arledge Prop Colum bus,'
N. C "j
Railroad Station Tryon, NN. C
Privatv Hoarding Mrs. C. C .Hampton:
,T. E. vWaiJcer. .
J,umber Monufaclurers Ctoyd .& We$t
Cof'iuubus ' C.
Joh ;C. Mills, Rutherfordton, No Will Be
One :of the 10 Ih pist Senators.
fethorfordbn, N. C. May 4.1 Rutherford Democracy
rnt'in tb- convention today an 1 elected delegates to the
state congressional and senatorial conventions. The con
Y0fcf$ w& attended bt raprontative democrats
from all parts of the county anf was enthusiastic and har
monious throughout. Ruth erf j;d's delegation was m-
Exchange bought an sold on the ' leading .com
rcercial centers of the world.
Accounts of farmers, merchants, and ind;iviu&b
solicited upon favorable terms.
We have ample funds to loan to cur customer.
- and invite you to call upon us.
per cent Iniorcst ialcl
DEPOSITS.
on Tims
ville township when ,a mre lad
and resided .there the ,rsniinier
of his life.
In 1854 he married is9 Ga&h
lina Case, who bpre Mpa U '.(H-Jstructed to cast her 12 votes in the ste te. convention icr
Hon, Lccke Graig for Go vomer, Hon. W, T Crawford,
wasunanimpusld endoi'sad -icr degress as was also Mr.
John C. Mills for state senate. : s
j 4ren 6 of whom are still ;liv:mg.
He served in the civl war;
from -beiiinning Jto its .Alpje,
and 'fausfht for hia state. vyibh .pat-1
riotic zeal. Ti? serviyin ,m era-
be-:
r our loss mora sadly felt, ft Ug I M; M j
i very prime of her young Mrs. J. A. Beam, Mrs. j
J. A. Stepp, Hjir3. pvsar iiarn-
' Pprhans no. nn of lis rnnlH ! DSrS Ot Mr. uaitQnS WW.T
havA hiAn mnrA flnrlv mifiSPn ide3 hi W.idpW. ar? G. M. D.al
nor
ihe
f a loving wife, a tender ' moth
er endowed by nature 'wit.h all
the grace that glorify a splendid
womanhood, the Master caXle.d
her from lower o higherservice.
She leaves five children the
oldast not beyound the need of a
m Cher's care and guidac.
Face to face, with the mystery
of these "sad dispensations the
wiBr-ist of us i? but as "
"An infant cryiiig in' the night;
An infant trying for die li$;ht, '
An lw th uo la:ij ui oat a cry
Her life Was MJ pf (Christi.a.n j
graciousness. iier very lace
baamed with behedictioni
WeH. Mw. Carry 8P. Hill
if. C. L)dton xh$ hoVt of grand
Chiiiren, a1) of ' y$?n?- d-caply
m jurn his lo?3. The facjily wish
us to thank the friends and nei.-
ighbors who cme for wared ana
rendered such kind .assistance
laiji symDathy to Vtbem in their
Dereavement.
' ' ' A Friend.
. Sprtasiliili GcLcoi Closes,
The Commencement t x(ercises of the Sparta High
School dosed Tuesday night with a play entitled "Emc-
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gene,- oy tie scuuenLs ana miZKieca oi x-icuity.
The sale which began on April 6th, was a most success
ful one, seven of the lots sold were to people living right
in Tryon who know, and can appreciate the value of their
investment. Preperations for improvement of the pro
perty has already begun, lumber is being piaceds on the
The play was very good considering that it was rendered otherg wiU go up as soon a3 materiaI can be maced on
by ameture performers, ana arew a large number oilgroa. this will greatly enhance the value of adioinin?
people irom the surrounding country. It was also at-j property, t0nly a few more lots in thia subdivison to te
tended by people from Trycn, Lynn aNd Coldihbus. Isold at the nominal price of $125.00 each, $10.00 down and
$5.03 a mont, no interest. on defered payments. Tryon,
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the metropolis of Polk county is growing v more rapidly
man y town m tne up country, and its suburbs are
held in the MethodjajL .nqrVh
very busihes? house in ' &m
wa3 clossd. Rev. Mjr geag)e, pf
t ie Episcopal church, "and Eey.
Rodgers, of tle Metlipdisit church
jointly officiated. This' was wf41,
for whi)f "a member of the jSpjs-
copai enurcn, Mrs- wajarop ,was
a 3 broad in er churcij'yie. " '
'Christianity itseft.' Tle $eyavd
familyhfs" Tbe Sun?3 ' sfneere
symparnies.- itutnerioruton bunf
ah ftLD mm m n mt,
&i till :i..t v-V '- .u :. ,
Special to The News.-
hpr t-vl l i no ,
(u Tue-sdav May th at JP;30
J). m. jccuwcJ the dath pi an bid
ahoT nonerejl citizen pi Henojerson
jGo-Vr." Toiliyer ' al'ion, ajt the
iom el hi son ' r.'' "poiamDus
Ipalton. of Slic'lt Rock Inn.' '
$ he, 3cese4 haJ been in poor
jalih ioj rnore $an yar feut
sesmea to -be jroproying, when
The fqneri seuiQW were, held
U Mt.'lftriah Church, of wnich
MF: mm 881 member
tosiwiM)' w p.
Bsi fiftm8 f?e ma address
llfeQl fill qea3e4, his attri
81 a lvin9 husband and
frtHer, His laviib hospitality, his
Btr4ing qualities and ' his ever
ready hand to help ail worthy
causes.
At the burial th favorite by
m i of Mr, iMtQYi Were SUUr
and the church waa filled with
grief stricken relatives and fri-
fcnda.
The pali bearers were Messrs.
H. fi. Haydock, J. S. Lyda, J.M.
LydaWillard Lyda, W. V. Burn
well and J. T. Lyda
Tolliver Dalton was 80 years
of age, waa born in Gren Cove,
this state, but came to Edney-
Tiir nm v paiiutu dtiot cnunw ! TVn ncnnlo r.f thf ail1r01irfliTU I TvTa.; it .Atr !ia fkn T -J 1 1 w -v i x ,1 i. ' . Li ii s t
ijc rw Mwai J oA4io ounun i " " r. ,1,! la uwcu.v icn wc.w x jumping iii pi ic v vii ic,y, taiiiiw Oi Lne increase W illfl
'school association. u',try f joyd 8 o-l foz chf.3e j a pay one handed dollars rc- the past five years, and 'imapir.e the possibilities of 'the
' ' edr.saay morning, A '-ea fox ; ward ior tbf arrest tad eonvx- nextfive buy or more of th kts and share in its
'ino lytn. session oi tne -:oiK " w s '!Ti u u.iv. duj. iiu Vi yewwuo
rn. ? . ' . " : i i i. j i is.. i.
aim vua tuiueu ivusc tvcu, g-Ll)iUT OI
a. m m r m i:
mormnsrat vv. j. taam- woods on mv lands in rolk Co... "vt uarwuv.wici urvc iu r ive uuuars a monui V
This Aoril Gth 19C8 in Tfyn real estate will be the most profitable savings
F. M. Stearms. pcwmit ver started- me lots are locate! on the prmci-
County Baptist Sunday School ! aday xr
j Aisociation will be hald With the
vclaition
Church at Green River May 30th
and 31st 1908. The following is
Jhe program;
y may 30th
Jl a. m. Introductory Sormon
1 by VV. H. Wall. "
12 ra. Noon Recess.
1 p. m. Organization.
I 30 p. ra. The death of Christ- I at lare;
by Elbert Jackson and T. W. -
Arledge- The Board of Education will
2:30 p. m. Evangelistic work in I met here on May 18.
the Sunday School-by T. P. fiELp OFFERED
uovmgton ana &. r. Jackson
TJ -- -r, ; . . .. V
MAY 31ST
pion's house. 50 or 60 people,
and about the same number of
dogs made 'up the company.
They gav the fox about an
hour start and then the pack was
turned loose on his frail and far
a while they made the woods
ring and looked like the fox's
chance was "mighty slim,'.' but
the last report is that he is still
etting fire to t Pr?nf7- Jjon t let tms opportunity slip awav, you may
f lands iii Polk Co.,. never ave another like it. Five dollars a month planted
. - uarmwjge. j an mose aireaoi3T
Yo i ci i loav yoar, a vnig down icide promptly.
pie of the toyn, and ar just as desirable in every respect
j as those already sold. Study .this proposition, then de-
proposition, then de-
10 a. m. Sunday School Lesson,
"Jesus Risen from hedead."
John 20: 1-18 taught by. E.
Sljipman.
11 a. m. Sermqn Foreign Mis
sionby J. B. Arledge.
12 m. Noon Recess.
1. p. m. short Talks by all Sup
erintendents and Teachers '
present offering suggestions
pr asking questions; follower x
edby short speeches -by any j
one. m
2. p. Miscellanoui matter.
T WORTH! "STRONG PSOPS-E
We earnestly recteGtifly6Btig pcraon3, no matter
I how limited thei ui or ed action, vao wim to
i obtain a thorovjf. business traififaB and good posi
pon.- to write by first mail f or our great half -rate
Set. Succe.;r . inde-'a aunfreani.' probable fcriune
ro uaractaeJ. Dr.i.'t;u;l.y. Writa today.
Tiio Cu-Ala. Usiaca College. Kecoa- Co.
Use the coupon below in ordering one or more lots.
As the lots are nearly all sold, not more than three will
an hour; the "sparrows build a
nest-
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Aiia iicig;iuuiunuuu ior 5IIUWS U 1 J .
t(ly 8com-, they neve.- stop tof" Person-
reit.
You may proceed to fume and 1 oooctd99e90o99oeto
j-tuwiii uiiu r ii we spanowB
rb.'drt seetinr. g" the
EE"3T al SIBI LS TRAININQ
Wrta immediately for information.
THIS b tha opportunity cf your life.
GrabA-ansjaji susiss coilese, mscob, a
chida, -m
But if you want your awnirg
down they'll an eg? in- Mr-. T.
side. 1 5
Your awning up you roughly 5
take then let it down once moi e
Ar.oiiier nest the sparrows J
make as quickly as before. ! 2
The sparrows are a pest and J
bans and have . few friends
I fear. ' - . jg
Cut man might watch them to ! 3
hh g an, and learn to per-; 2
ft
The Great German Goach Horse.
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C. Mills,
Tryon, N. C.
Dear Sir : -
Enclose, find . Dollars
first' payment on ... lots in subdivi
sion of Tryon. I agree to pay $125.00
each for the lots, at the rate of $5.00
a month on eachlot, you to charge no
interest until the purchase pripe has
beem paid in full. Send contract for
decdv '
(Signed) ; . . . , . .
FALSTAFF 4229 will make ; the season of 1908 in1
Polk and Spartanburg counties. S During the Reason he
will have four stands at Mill Sorine. Gowansville Saluda:
W. M. Barnett will have charge and at his own stall at Hill & Rion's stable in Tryon.
of 'the music. Everybody in-' mi i , , .
vited to come Every Sunday1 , serV1ee fee ha? been reduced to $25, so as to
School in Polk county U request- &?? W"'u ? thef of, ewryiman who owns a mare
5d to send . written report to g3t & C flm the fine hor33'
( J. B. Arledge i We believe that we ean give you perfect satisfaction.
j u. . oiiipman ana we solicit your trace!
v o. .x. vjriuua.
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H0LLI3TER
Sdcky Kourii !n Tea irgsSs
l Busy Mtdicln for fi-iy ftaji
Irini f 'Idt Heelth tr4 Rmw Vlftr,
A tMeiflo for OoMtipation. Inv!1irtion. Llm
and Ktdnar treublaa. i'imple. Kotomn. lmr,ur
Riood. EkI Bi-eatb. 91uatiH BowoJe. ae.Uaeb?
iiiu Bac -ttOe th Fookr Monair Ta ta tb-
Tryon Germatr Coach Horse Qo
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