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THE. iNEWS. H. C. MARTLN, Editor and Prep talaw si tW Kauffi at Lmatr, 5L C. , aa If j-ir pper does ot rf h yo prouijtly, let a know so we eta se whre the troable i. If a truss mark appears oa yoor pa per tt bmu yonr abeiptkn tuu ex pired s4 is polite reqaat for r to renew. lJ Aooarmoui pominunktkii will wot be printed. Advertising rain low and will be given oo application. Telephone No. 54. Sabae-iption price f 1.00 a year 50c ta il months. 3icts. three month. Friday, Apiil 7. l5. ARRIVAL AND TRAIN DEPARTURE 5 DAILY. OF No. 10. Mail and Ei arrive 8 13 p.m. No. 8, " depart 3.05 p.m. No. 9S, From Collettsvillear. 5:40a.m. " de'ts 6 30 a iu. No. 62, arrrives from Hickory 4. 35 p.m. No. 62, lie for Collettsville 5:00 p.m. No. 50, ar. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays 8 25 a. m. No. 51, Dejwrts Mondays. Wednes days aud Fridays 0:30 p. in. Popular l(0ortncc et Ox Civil War. Just before Congress adjourned, a resolution was passed and signed by the President, authorizing the return of the Confederate flags captured du ring the Civil War that are now in possession of the National Govern ment, It provoked no debate and caused no excitement Yet. when Mr. Cleveland recommenced this very action, there was a storm of protest; and when, long before Mr. Cleveland's presidency, Charles Sum ner made a speech it the Senate for the obliteration of strife he came near to loosing his influence in Nat ional affairs. This change of feeling is of course, natural and very popular. Very nearly all the men who had to do with the Civil War are dead or are past their period of activity; and the main disputes that the war was fought about have been so complete ly settled that they can never rise again. In fact, it is a reproach to t lie present generation that, considered merely as historical knowledge, it knows so little about the great con flict and knows that little so inaccu rately. Myths and legends have grown up particularly in the North, that are accepted as historical truths Even the organizations that grew out of the struggle count for less and less. Except on one day in the year, the public hardly knows even of the dwindling Grand Army of the Repub lie. In the South, where popular di visions are fewer and emotionalism plays a larger part in life than in the North, the Confederate Ve t e r a n s hae somewhat more enthusiastic gatherings. But Time, which ends all things but pension rolls, is fast thinning the ranks of both of these companies of men and they will pass from the public mind as the flags have passed. The most vital organi zation that is, in a way' a product of the war, is made up of the women, most of whom were not born in 1805 and many of whom know nothing of the war except from tradition. It is the Danghtrs of the Confederacy. Tli is gives promise of outliving the veterans, because women hold more tenaciously to a sentiment or a tra diiion when it lias a social value, than men hold even to the most stirring memories. But if you ask the first dozen per sons you meet who commanded the armies at the battle of Bull Run and what the result was, or why and when Lincoln issued the proclama tion of emancipation, or who had most to do with framing the Recon struction Acts or who could vote in the Southern States in 1968' or what was the prevailing estimate of Jeff erson Davis in the South at that time or what was General Lee's o pinion about the political problems presented then, or General Grant's wishes you will find that Lord Cornwallis and General Washington are as well know as most of the great actors of the war of IH1-'05. Worlds Works. Won a Name of Fame. DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the fa mous little pills, have been made fa mous by their certain yet harmless and gentle action upon the bowels and liver. They have no mjuaI (or biliousness., constipation, etc. They do not Weaken the stomach, gripe, or make you feel sick. W used al ways perferred. They strengthen. Bold by J. E. Shell, Dr. Kent and Granite Fall's Drug Co. lox cui tlvsux svxxjr leAlclzx.. Sold la Cscldr-U Covuity. PiiTITB'S DISCOVERT s wi a Burwau, unt (ruarantsed to L Te karaed triuoe of G heir to the Spackh t-roae, was kept ia toiitary o&aemeut in the old prieoa at the Palace at Saslk, Mad rid. After thirty-three year Lathi Living tomb, death tame to hi Urn. He tok the foJJowing remark able researches frost the Bible and narked then with a nail oa the walk ei hi sell, which told how the brain ought eaiployment throorh the eary year; la the Bible, the word Lord i found 1,933 time; the word JehoTah (,353 time, and the word reverend bat one time ta the ninth Ten of the 111th Psalsa. The eighth Terse of the lttth Paalm U the middle verse of the Bible. The ninth verm of the 8th chapter of Esther i the longest veree and the twenty-nith veree of John the (horteet. In the 107th Pwslui fourth veree are alik tn, inn, list, and Slit. Each veree of the 130th Ptaliu ends alike. No name or word with more than eix yallablee are found in the Bible 1 be 37th chapter of Isaiah and 10th chapter of I Kings are alike. The word girl occur but once, iu the 3rd veree and 3rd chapter of Joel. There are in both books of the Bible 3,5m!,- 473 letters, T73,6!3 verse, l,ll! chap tern, and 00 books Christian Ob server. Catarrh Cannot be Cured With Local Applications, as they cannot reach the seat of disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on .the blood and mu cous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was pre scribed by one of the bet physicians in this country for years and is a regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingre diens is what produces such wonder ful results in curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials free. F. J.CHENEY & Co. Props., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by Druggists, price 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for const i pation. Married his Mtther-ln-Liw: Marriage took place at Murphy not long since that is rather out of the ordinary proceedings in the matri monial line, when Mr. Mark Stroud, of Towns county, Ga., went to the hymenial alter with his mother in law, and "they twain were made one."' Mr. Stroud married the daugh ter a few years, ago and two children were born to them, when the wife died, in the meantime his wife's mother became widowed by the dewthof her hustand. After a rea sonable time had elapsed the mother- in-law was woed and won bv her erstwhile son-in-law. Like Finding Money. Finding health is like finding mon ey so think those who are sick. When you have a cough, cold, sore throat, or chest irritation, better act promptly like W, C. Barber, of Sandy Level, Va. He says: "I had a ter rible chest trouble, caused by smoke and coal dust on my lungs; but, after finding no relief in other remedies, I was cured by Dr. King's New Dis covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds." Greatest sale of any cough or lung medicine in the world. At J. E. Shell's drug store; 50c and $1.00; guaranteed. Trial bottle free. Tat Newspaper. Greenville News. Any man can take a newspaier. It is the cheapest thing he can buy. Every time a hen clucks and has laid an egg his paper is paid for that week. It costs less than a postage stamp, less than to receive a letter. It comes to you every week, rain or shine, calm or stormy. No matter what happens it enters your door a welcome friend, full of sunshine and cheer and interest. It oneim t.h door of the great world and puts you face to face with its people and its great events. It shortens the lonir winter nights. It is your adviser, gossiperand friend. No man is just to his children who does not give them the local paper. IN o man is good to himself who does not take newspapers. A Tried and True Friend. One Minute Cough Cure contain not an atom of any harmful drug, and it has been curing Conghs, Colds Croup and Whooping Cough so long mat it bas proven Itself to be a tried and true friend to many who use it. Mrs. Gertrude E. Funer, Marion, Ind.,sys: "Coughing and straining so weakened me that I run down In eight from 148 to H2 pounds. After trying a number of remedies to no avail. One Minute Cough Cure entire ly cured me." Sold by J. E. Shell. Dr. Kent and Granite Falls Drug Co. curs CATARRH, RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY AND LIVER COMPLAINT, TILES OF - t .fc ii sat KmOj. Jfr. Lillie Moore t ;?vl her titter Ut week, she returned home Ut Friday, the va accoeipaByed by her skier, Miss Clara, who will spend some time with her. 31 r. Charley Coffey and wife, of Lower Creek, spent Wst Friday niht wita their soa-ia-law. MrJ. H. Hart ley. Mr. George South and wLV spent last Thursday niht with hi brother, Mr. Will Smith. Mr. Heater Shu ford and wife spent Sunday night with Mr. Shafordt parent. Mr. and Mr. Haaip Steele, of Yadkin Valley. Mr. Jemes H. Isbell who ha been teaching school for the last eight month ha returned home. Mr. W. J. Harrington visited hi daughter, Mr. R. L. Ubell, of Lenoir, a few day last week. Minuet Carrie and Ollie Beach spent Sunday at Mr. L. D. Shu ford. Mrs. Lillie Moore and sister Miss Clara spent last Wednesday night with Mr. Rufus Hortou, of Elkville Ueeer. lurnmire and Starne treated the neighborhood to a nice litte show at Mt. Bethel school house on last Wednesday night. They had a good crowd which report it to be a very nice show. Mrs. Will Smith and Miss Katie Smith and Mrs. Joe Hlankenship spent last Thusday with the Misses Heukrii. Misses Ada and Lillie Hortou spent last Monday evening at Mr. L. D. Shuford's. Master Hugh Isbell while fishing one evening a week or two ago caught a very large ell it was 3 feet in length and weighed 5 imuhhIh. Miss Carrie Rainey who has been spending some time with her mother near Inoir returned home yester day. Mr. W. J. Lenoir and sister in law, Miss Rosa Morton, spent last Sunday at Mr. James liorton's. Mrs. 0. P. Jones visited her daughter, Mrs. II. B. Steele, of Yad kin Valley, one day last week. H. R. 1). Blackstone April 3 1W5. Always Liberal to Churches. Every church will be given a liber al quantity of L. & M. paint. Call for it. 4 gallons Ixmguian & Martinez L. & M. Paint mixed with three gallons linseed oil, will paint a house. W. B. Barr, Charleston, W. Va writes, "Painted Franklenburgblack with L. & M. stands out as though varnished." Wears and covers like gold. Dofi't pay $1.50 a gallon for linseed oil, which you do in ready for-use paint. Buy oil fresh from the barrel at GO cents per gallon and mix it with I. & M. It makes paint cost about f 1.20 per gallon. Sold by Bernhardt Hardware & Furniture Company. Lenoir Academy Notes. We students lieve organized a pray er meeting which meets every Mon day night promptly at 7:45. We are new making preparation for commencement. The Marshalls, orator and speakers have lieen chosen. Several new scholars have been ad ded to the roll call in the last week and more are expected. Mr. William Fertnison went, home en a visit Friday and returned Mon day. Messrs. T. C. White and W. T. Beach went to the Yadkin Valley Sunday. Messrs William and Delos Moore have gone home on a visit and are ex pected to return Saturday. Mr. Frank Wakefield has gono into business right extensively. His Mot to being, "Tack them up." A Stiidknt. LAND ENTRY. State of North Carolina, Caldwell County. Eliza Keller enters and locates 20 acres of land in King's Creek town ship Caldwell County, North Caroli na on the waters of King's Creek. Beginning on a black pine, Mack icenhours corner, runs west with the Barlow line to a red oak (now gone) in the old Keller line, then South with the Keller line to a chestnut oak, W. N. Kirby's corner, then with Kirby's line to the beginning. Con taining 20 acres. Entered March, 22, at 2.10 p. m. 1005. Eliza Keller. A true copy. J. L. Miller, entry taker. A highwayman attemyteed to rob two men at the Salisbury dejKit about 3 o'etoek last Sunday morning. He drew his postol on them and demand od their money but they got away and so did the roblier. STOMACH TROUBLE. ASTHMA. ANY FORM. CI 7 FrM Cruat. lir. m.-M, jca aad faoitilv, of Ratherford C, tptut Saaday with Q. W. Hayea, Eaq. Mr. J. (X Deal ve&t to Mooreeviiie Saturday to see hi mother, who died oa Sunday saoming. He retaroed Taeeday. Mr. Horace LuU went to Hickory Moods. y to accept a position ia She ford's drug store. W wish him ac eess ia hi new field. Thar was a kinaish oa U as powd er, 1 wilU north of this plaea, Saa day. Jim Jenkins and a maa named Pearcy both received wound from gwas or pistol, hut not severe. Sher iff Smith and Depety'Richard were down yesterday to arrest the combat anta, but failed to capture the laaia offenders. Rev. J. M. Rowland arrived yester day to assist ia the protracted meet ing at Rhodhis. Much interest i already shown. There were 15 pro fession Monday night. The town and Railroad Co. have jointly purchased the vacant lots near the depot and Dr. Flower office lot, with those adjoining. A new de pot will be built this year. The rest of the lot is to be left vacant as a public square. Mr. H. X. Bolick, one of our paint ers, who is working at Morgauton, spent Sunday here with his family, Service are held twice daily In the Baptist church. We have not learned the number of profession to day. Rev. G. H. Church is still assisting the pastor. Asa Marksos I he Leuoir Bottling Works aud Mr. Sherrill's Laundry will soon be in the new Couley building on west main street. The Hotting Works have moved in and some of the Laundry machinery is in the depot. State of North Carolina, ) Caldwell County. f A. t. Jolly enters aud locates 13 acres of laud iu Caldwell County, N. C , on the waters of Beaver Creek in Kings Creek township. Begiuuiug on a stake S. N. Jolly's line and runs Eastwardly with Lackey's line to Ijind s line, thence with Laud's line back to S. N. Jolly's line and with his line to the Beginning. Entered at 3.30 p. in. March 29, 1005. A. F. Jolly. A true copy. J. L. Miller, Entry-taker. Harlland News. tanners are verv busv plowing. tliey are taking advantage of the pretty weather. Mr. M. M. Rader, of this place died Sunday morning, April 2, and was hurried at Littlejohn's churcl Monday. Consumption being the immediate cause of his death. All was done for him that physicians and loved ones could do, but death claimed him and relieved him from his suffering. Mr. William Corpening returned home from Hickory. His daughter, Mrs. Hahn is much improved. m is8 l4 lorence Kiucaid is visiting her sister, Mrs. Joe Setzer, of Hickory. Mr. 1. K. Farthing, of Patterson, visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday. lr. t lark, of Burke, has routed Mr. J. M. Tuttle's storo and dwelling and is selling goods at this place. Mr. fr.. i :i: i . iimm win miivu u nis larui lor a while. u No. Exccutorlx Notice. Having qualified as Executrix of the will of I. A.Coffey, deceased, all persons indebted to said estate are hereby notified to pay said debts at once and all persons holding claims against said estate are notified to present the same within one year from date hereof or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. S. Alice Coffey, Executorix. This March 24th 1905. Notice by Publication. Finley Gragg will take notice that on the 4th day of July 1004 I bought at sheriffs sale for taxes a certain tract of land in Globe township Caldwell County, North Carolina, listed by said Gragg for taxes, and unless the same Is redeiued according to law on or before the 4th of July 1005, I will apply for a sheriffs deed for said land. C. P. Clarko. March 24th 1995. Administrators Notice. Having qualified as administrator of Mrs. H. M. Hamilton, deceased, all persons Indebted to said estate are hereby notified to make settlement at once. Persons having claims agaiust said estate are hereby notified to present them within twlv months from date or this notice will pleaded in bar of their recovery. Tills March 27th KKW. J. K. Rankin, 827 Adinr. i 3E3a3T3LG'o Qiolclr Koliof. : ; One bottle will curs any Stiff Joint, 5 J to 2 . . t iiaaftcji, XTsruxsUfifltv, Toot2ic&.) is. Out &&aut-f ' SUitm tk A Tie fx3 trlia, Barry Sc-S-vaa, took tt art m rfce.y tilt It wm very eiora fcsieed tit he perpe trated Jot ea tie stife. anoc- when tway froo tt theater be one of tt boat kaaoriMi of oen. Oa one eccasioa, however. Siini ocd not resist the tecf UOg af string am apt retort to aa amateur who, a Eat- CUT to t Blc&ard III, had qiit overlooked the aaceaaitjr a( mt ei word to memory. Dnrta the early part of the trav ? " ri Mr. Robert M. KHard la h ftifeV Barry BaHtvma" "this to confident amateur strutted sxreeabrv and aUctted ippiaa from his friend ta the Croat la the teat scene ha screwed p hat eoerrAee, and wbea Bomvaa. a Richard, started from hla at tha eaactoaloa af hla t aa hit dreaav exclaiming Who" there T Ratrilff ta hi excite ment stammered oat tha aaswtr. ""Tl I, my tord. The early vUlaj cock aad then abruptly stopped, hav tag apparently forgotten tha next Una L a. Hath twice done aaluUtkn to tha "SuIHvaa surveyed tha stultified as pect of his officer for a few second with a sardonic grin, as If enjoying his agony, and tt length growled oat In an audible tone: "Why oont yon crow, thenf" mrtmriaa m Ckeerfal Spirit. Lucky was the patient in Cedarrtlle who could secure the services of Aunty Bond as his nurse, but he must make up bis mind that while alltu wants would receive due attention and be would have s fair amount of coddling there were some things in which he coo Id not count on having bis own way. "Now, yon just take that look off your face, won't your she half coaxed, half commanded s man who was covering from pneumonia. "Ton aren't half as sick ss you were a month ago. Let your thoughts dwell on that, and let 'em dwell on this: There's lots o' folks outdoors a-falllng from the tops o' buildings and a-gettlng run Into and over by automobiles snd contraptions of all sorts, beside those that are yielding to temptation o various kinds snd being sent to Jail and then to states prison. And while all these dreadful things are going on outside, what Is happening to you? You are getting well at home, in peace and plenty, and, whafs more, in as handsome a walnut bedstead as there Is in all Cedurvllle "You let your mind dwell on these things s minute, and then you torn over and go to sleep." If you get It from DULA Its all right Dental Notice. I wish to say to the people of Lenoir and surrounding country that I have located in Lenoir for the purpose of practicing Denis try in all its branches, All wish- in"; Dental Work done will do well to call on me in the Mathe- son building opposite the new court hsuse. First class work and terms reasonable. fi.W. MOOSE, D.D.S. Wanted! The Books formerly belongingto the School at Valley Crucis, in Watau ga County, and marked "Valley Crucis Abby," or "The Mission of the Holy Cross," or with the name of Rev. Wiliam W. Skiles, or of .Bishop Ives. Also wanted by the un dersigned all kinds of Indian Relics. Address. W. R. Savage, Blowing Rock, N. C. For Rent. A nice four-room Cottatre on South Main Street. See J. W.C. McCALL. DULA'S work Guaranteed Announcement, I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Mayor of Lenoir at the next regular election in May. If elected my policy will be, to judi ciously spend the revenue of the town on such Improvements as are neces sary, To advocate and welcome such improvements as are within the means of the town to afford. To ob serve a strict enforcement of the ordi nances, especially in such oases as the selling of whiskey, rowdyism and sanitation. To maintain and care for the welfare of the Graded Schools. Very truly yours. J. E. Mattocks. DULA wants to see you. Vf nolr, N. C. OnelHinutoCounhCuro For (tough Colds and Croup restores Hearing, also piarantcwl ear z TV'S FeII lice M aniens. Ca.-peu al Rst at M. M. Coart&ey 's. obby new Line of Spring Paeta kui In choice pattern at M. M. Coartney'a WANTED-'ic beef cattle at Theow P. KLocaid k Col's. IXiKKK T The nicely fitted p office ia the News building eerapied by Dr. C. B. Me5alry. Appj at the ws Printery. If UU want to buy or sell any thing try an advertisement ia oar Bcsjssss Locals. Everybody read them. BUY, yoorDeeda, Mortgage War- ants and other blanks at tha Newt Printery. FOK N KAT, tasty printed Station er? leave your orders at tha Newt Printery. NICK LINE New wall . paper, sample at the New office, call and see them. Just received, a full and vp-to-dat line of men's neck wear. W. & Miller. Supremacy in style, fit and finish distinguishes every garment made by our Tailors. W. 8. Miller. See us for Poultry, Farm aud Lawn Fenciug. Bernhardt Hdw. & Fur. Co. FOR SALE. A pair of good mules, harness and new J. I . Nisson wagon with Thornhill bed. For price and terms apply to E. A. Poe. W. J. Palmer will pay good prices for 100 nice yonug heus. Do you want a good plaoeT (let on the inside of a suit of clothes made by E. V. Price & Co. Your measure taken at Miller's. 60 doten Corless, Coon & Co.'s Col lars received at Miller's this week. See our full line of Men's Ladle's, Misses and Chi Id reus new Oxford, Ties and sandals. Black, Tan and White, all beauties. M. M. Courtney. We purchase any kind of Merehan disc for Irms or Individuals at lowest prices. Write us. Manhattan Purchasing) Co. Box 131-Madison Square St'n. New York, N. Y PASTURAUE-I have some good pasture land for rent eonvienient to town. Joe Powell. Jr. LOST mislaid or loaned a copy of Clark's Code".' Examine yeur books and if yon have it return to W. H. Bower. New Spring Millinery goods at M. M. Courtney's. If you want Shoes see W. A. Watson. If you want clothing see W. A. Watson. If you want a nice Straw Hat see W. A. Watson. FOR RENT,- A six room cottage E. F. Wakefield. on Vance street. See us at once about some second haad Surreys. Will close cheap. Bernhardt Hdw. & Fur. Co. We want all the Ladies to come to ourspledid Spring Opening of Pat tern Hats and other stylish Millinery on Friday and Saturday, April 7th and 8th. M. M. Courtney. DULA, Jewelry, Watohes, ftpectaole. Incandescent Vapor Gas Light jP burns its own gas. It is portable, bang it an where. Requires so pipes, wires or gas aw Chine. A sat, pure white, powerful, Mead hght AttmUkffinUm 100 Candle Power 15 Hours for Two Cents. No wick to Maa. aa amolra a matt m chimneys to clean, Superior to electricity or acetylene and eheaner thim iu effected by lis sot quickly pays for H. Greet variety of llxtr for ia'loor and outdoor aae. This C the Pioneer Incandescent Vapor 0s Uap, It 1 perfect. Bewaraof bnitatkm. - There art Mors "BEST" LAMPS 1 1 utt than ALL otto makes combined, .tJ BY W. DULA, Jeweler snd Opticlsa. LENOIR, . . . N. C A U J E7 9 .JSL A. IFasrzLG'a dedicated Soap, f For all Skin and Scalp (Use, stops for Shaving, lOe. per bar, three for 20 cents. '. THoqo HSoaaciddlca now on Sale at Qnollo 3Dra.Gr Ctoxo. BIBS LIKE, It is business like to have a bank account It is . Convenient to pay all tails by checks '' and it is positively Safe Because the checks are receipts for thepaid bills. aLL AND INVESTIGATE With ample Facilities and Resources, we can please you. Respectfully, BANK OF LENOIR. TORNADO INSURANCE. WE ISSUE IT. Rates Very Low. Specialy desirable for bcickand farm build ings with metal roofs, and farm property. As the forest arc being cut out Tornadoes are more suretocome. Call to see us. J.G. Hali&Son. House and Lot for Sale. Nice new two story, dwelling good sized lot in pleasant neigh- (iwu, it csi Lciiuir lor sale cheap. Will take a pair of good mules or some cattle on first payment. For prices and terms write to W. P. L0N0, Lincolnton, N. C. Theo. P. Kincaid & Co. FRESH MEATS, FAMILY GROCERIES, AND FEED STUFF. We are prepared to give our customers the best of service in the lines we handle. t Call and see us or phone your orders. Respectfully, T. P. Kincaid & Co. Fresh Bread on Wednes days snd Saturdays. Kodol Dyspepsia Curo Digoatt) what you eat. Hair from falling out The best S m m m -m 2PHco 051.OO per Bottle ; Sis: or $5.00. : IPrlco 25c m - i-rasroro, r. c. ' (((SMffttf ff MMMM Sfff
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