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I, ;;VdL. II. , ( MARSHALL; MADISON COUNTY; Ny THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1908. NO. 20. , llSIEf, CULLINGS OF NORTH STATE NEWS News of Interest Gleaned From All Sections of the State and "i ' ' vi '. f Arranged For Busy Readers ' ' . SELECTING , SEED-GOBI? tH 0f LAEQER YIELDS. FOB . ',;Kortl Carolln Agricaltural Experi- , -rmen SUtttm West Balelgh 0. B. ,' ):V,WflUams, Director.' ' rir'Th practice selecting seed-corn A'rom M'.lHM4i'lae in the spring costs f'k.yb;tmetitt Norlh Catolina, in dc-V-'.t .creased yields of shelled r: (fprn, un , amobnt equal, to more thn five mfl '4 lion dollars ahihiaHv; just ' so long , as Wilis method is followed, i jnst so . a 'tout will .'tlw, jcorn-giowers sjf the ; Stale ' lack this . rfroount. of' prilucing , twhat they might with the same treat V ment ipider , identical conditions wore 4 ' they to useMStter methods, in the .s i selection of thr sed-corn. - The - proper place to selected, for plant . v -ing': purposes next year is the field k 3k ts fall. One day spent in the field . m'Jselecting geed-corn properly will , , . pay b'-ttei- in increased -yields than . ' most any labor 'performed during tho -- entire.' year.... There are many, ways " . in which this' work mitrht be done siii.;- Jsfactorily, the exact method depend ing.. upon local conditions and prac tices. Economy. , of : performance ot the operation is always to be looked after but not at 4, sacrifice of - effi ciency. Where Corn is eathered from stalks "in the field' in the usual way, ; gyod' method tfor the corn-grower to is to- sling V'ootton-picking bag ' .. 41 I 1 J' il . 1 L.i .. imd onuuiuer or iase a DasKei in ; tlie band and. go through and make : the selections trom the field of corn which : he has that is a little, above -1 the average in productivity. .Take . tw ' rows at a time and select seed from , those stalks which have -two , well-developed cars per stalk, remem bering that in the selection of seed one should select from, the v. stalks th?fr will yield the largest amount of 4 -"'led "cj-flLperi stalk. - The reason Nit .is advised. Selecting from twp- stalks is' because in testing and ng varieties of corn during the ' ?hjfc years 'on' the Experiment j farm ndftfeewlieie, tt a bns dktha't the? h erlt height, for such ears are mre easily and cheaply gathered ; i' they ripen more uniformly ;and a less liable not ot have the embryo 'grains fertilized, as the tasselling of all stalks will be practically at the same date and the pollen from all will .be given off at about tho same time. The ears should bo' held not npright,' but in a rather. drooping position, ns'euch ears are less liable to rot, as they will shed the rain rather than .admit it in to the ears, as they frequently do when held in an upright position; especially is this so if the husks (shucks) do not cover the tips of the ears completely. Also,.Si,t ig well to discard all cars that fiave the tips poorly covered with hnsks, even if ill the .other, characteristics are up to re quirements. When, during-'the win ter, the corn thus gathered' is gotten out for more careful selection, choose those ears of cylindrical ..shape and those which possess deep wedge-shaped ami large-germed grains which completely and deeply cover the. cobs and which are arranged in parallel rows. Select heavy, well-matured cars that have 'medium-sized cobs with kernels that are heavy in weight and medium rotigh in indentation, and which have the butts and tips fairly Well filled out. Keep the seed stored in a dry place until planting time. .; ; -, If yon have, .not selected your seed corn before ftom the field in the way indicated above try itfUus, fail. Y(fii may be a little doubtfuj Jt the vAliie of this extra effort, but glvlt a fair trial arid we fell sure that you will never go back to the old and ' less profitable method of selecting seed corn from, the barn. .Opening at Elisabeth. ' ( Charlotte,; Special.' Thursday morning aw oTle of, the most success ful openings in the history of Eliza beth College. , Students began com ing ill' three .days - ago .nnl now all the frrofemors and MtidenU have, ar- nvetfand are'.'readyto . beginJ.'wji'k. BITTER ROT IN APPLES North Carolina Agricultural Expert . ment Station, West Raleigh 0. B. Williams, Director." .' Otun;ence in ; North Carolina. Thii disease occurs in very', destruc tive' form . throughout tho Piedmont and eastern sections' of the 'tSate, though it Ts possibly less destructive further west. In. a recent trip thro' the middle section of the State, the writer saw dozens of orchards min ed by this rot which, but for the presence of it, would have yielded largely. In many of the orchards. visifed, the trees were in fine condi tion, showing suitability of soil and elimate, and they bore an abundance of fruit, but closer examination showed that the ground under thef trees was completely' covered with rotten apples and that the" apples sftil on the trees had numerous specks of soft, brown rot. In many villages and towns .all apples offered for sale in stores were affected with this.rpt;.-. The facts. as stated above show the very destructive prevalence qf this disease in this State. . " f .. This rot has been known wi .des tructive form in the .TJmte-d States since 1867. It is estimated to have done $1,500,000 of damage tir- fotir Bounties in Illinois in, 1000. In tho Middle States, the losses reystimat ad to. be from one-half . to .three fourths of the entire crop, The Ppresident--of the.' National Apple Shippers .Association estimated the lamace lti'lhe United States in 1900 at fcLO'.OOQtOOOi' i Description of the Bitte- Kot. There are many different tVies of ap- ple ' rot . spmp, are haVd, some soft, sonie Werj 'somei'dry, some of one col or and some another. ,etc. 6 The bitter Jfot of .the, apple, sometiinsB called the. ' V; . ' l - 1 iA- i a ,1 a ijfi, ruvj Bvylj vei, mellow joi, iccufritw usually ai circular spots on the, fruit." , TliesspoJ of which there may be froin' ono ,to twenty , or more on "ach' apple, enlarge rapidly, run together,'' "Snil J3je" whole, fruit becomes a softTYotten'-mass.. The dis ease usually begins while the fruit is stil- hangrnf.qn the' tree, and as the disease progtsssJl,"Biarjy of the ap ples fall to-the grtiTttTtTfrfcVW' ! Georgia Rldsnersi r Cruel System of Long Si) ding ! WORK OF SPECIAL LEfl iATURE, Governor Smith) Signs Ends a Begun of CoJ' Won and Great Brutalitf in State. .. '. jj' j i I Cracker 4 I AsA lat'mid- '! - Hoke r No bill leasing Atlanta, Oa.,: Spcial.- night Saturday" night Gi? Smith signed the eonvi which h . V''.- S ( of telons except , by wwRnf .nt tho Governor and priaon.; ktuiMsion; The bill . was passed, by Mho ' Leis lat'sro Saturday after &;5,oob n'ad been spent in an extra ouoni';anl nearly a month used - in' discussing : the legislation: With ihg gignatui'e of Govenor Smith bri Jhe Jill as en crossed. GeorMii haa An a system which has7ltipist. ence ever since 3.865, I I It was to settle this f Jimii question that Governor Bsthf called a special session of the legislature. He desired that the lcasi iivstem h absolutely abolished and liili passed proides that therif will be no leasing of convjeta to anjl .0,tfraoor for private gain.vlt is i the ion. tractors, have made .thoasrf'jKis -8f 30i. lars ojit of convict labor ji,, corgia in the last forty years; hini leased to them at 10y . I-'cm- with tne proviso of board aiW .8ieen;n qnarters. ''!' lf-fl en led to was con- 'ffect that ipjied by ' s '; tKeJ In the investigation (he present legislation negro convicts hnH overseers,, that " .abuse had,! men under t' Items of Interest Gathered By : ; Wire and Cable GLEANINGS fRCM DAY TO DAY Live Bams CoTcrinj Events of More '. qr Itos iDtert at Home and Abroad. Foreign Affairs. Chnricollor von Buclow welcomed the, -Intel puiliamcntavy Union. It is thought that Great Britain and Germanv will stand together in preventing extreme measures against Castro by Holland. . Sren lledin, the Norwegian travcl er.fave' details nlmiit his trip ihrough unexplored Tibet. . Cardinal Vaimutelli, the Papal Le gata .departed tnun London amid the singing of "(iod save the Pope." The ehoh'ia continues to spread rapidly m St. I'etcrsburs. "Andrew Cnrneaie bus written a let ter to the Inlerparhmeutarv nion urging uiiivi'i sal pence niul assert ing that Lriiperor William could abolish war. The. Prinec de Broglio has aban doned. h?s wife, an Ainerican woman, and their child and savs he will sue for divorce on. the ground of infidel ity. Al case of cholera has developed on thatransport Sheridan in Manila and the) number of cases at St. Pcters- bnrfc has doubled m 24 hours. i The German Foreign Office has re ceived the French-Spanish note on Morocco in a friendly spirit, but with caution. Laws tb: trive the ' JeW " creater freedom, are. Wing drafted by the Russian Cabinet. ' : - . t t Political ' s Bryan, in two speeches, delivered in; Delaware, directly charged. the !?ennblicns with relying on 'the coiv t "ins of the". Steel Trust- to elect ,1farv ati ders con f m mm im Airship Plunges to the Earth Frow Great Height CARRYING ONE MAN TO DEATH Wnjht's Aeroplane Meets With Se rious Accident, Killing One and Ss verely Injuring tho Daring Navigator. Washington. Special. After hav ing drawn the attention of the world to his neioplune Mights al I'ort Mvcr. and having established new world records for the hoavicr-tlinu-air liv ing machines, . Ovvilli- i iuht met with a tiau'ical mishap while nialiiinr a two-null- llnriil was acconipaino Thomas K. Scll'i-i Corps of the arm ridge was fatal! v at 8:10 o'clock ni was seriously in ;u en to recover. Official In Major (iro: in duct' signal ..!':m ci day mnrning cum signal oliicers li.i making an ollicial death ot Liculcna T!: 1 lr id' acKiplams! I.iimiIi nant the.. Signal i DASHED TO GROUND , lij IVRSGHT fJSSliP Lieutenant Selfritl, U. S Ois From Injuries. - TrlACHINE IS A TOTAL WRECK Sel in.j.iml nant and di' .Mr. Wrigh in is exp.'cl ootiraticn. '. Siiiicr, acting of I lie army Fri- i ni'd the board uf l hi- purpose oi' iiiiiuiiy into the i! S'.'U'ridye. Ma jor manes jIi-1. :ill:'iiian as clian man and ( aplani ( h.i p 1,-s S. Wallace and Lieut. Frank P. I.ahin were the other members present Major Squicr. as acting chief sisr nal officer, reviewed the linding of tho court, which were ;ivcn out by him as follows: The Findings of the Court. "The board finds that the accident which occurred in an unolhcial flight made at Fort Mever, a., at about 5:18 p. m., September 17th. 190S, was due to the accidental breaking of a propeller blade and a consequent un avoidable loss of control which re sulted in the machine falling to. the ground from a height of .about 75 feet. "The board finds that First Lieflt-, ant Thomas E ?. Self ridge, . First Field-Atjillery; ifttached. to' theSig-; nal Corps-by Wlr Department orders, and ' assigned tot aeronautical ' tfuty), aecomfianiedf Mr.Wright,' by atithor-; jar l,v (in m II ".r-Tv . "Hevtiiroui ..iDgtoQ is-to the effect (hat the religious views ' of JudireTaft may jtsbinethirig of a SMrinjy in : ?the ; Washington courts, if United States District Attorney Baker carries out his . present inclination to prosecute , W, A. Cuddy, an evangelist, for attacks made upon the Bepubli .can nominee. Mr. Baker thinks rs,AAu . muld te arrested on a v charge of ox iminal libel,' and is nnn VMialrlprinff taUSS SUCh aCr. tion. There shomcrSesome way of bringing Governor uienn into this litigation. Sheriff Cole has just returned from Upper Laurel where he went to attend a Union of Sunday Schools 13 Sunday Schools were n.nrt one of the most in- terestinp; features was the con tuf tnv aniirfmAcv in singinsr. He also reports ood speaking from different orators. There were pre sent 120d tQ 1500 people who lax hnnnt.ifnllv. every one .. ncic ., ,1. remarking that it' wfas the best dinner they "ever had. , He sad be was never treated better or enjoyed a visit better in his life and extends mrougu iuia jjhci his heartfelt thanks for the kind treatment received, . t 18Q0 W . T Rrvaii bolted the : m auiu f w ar Tkomrvnvt.l National ticket and vnteA for James B. Weaver, Populist candidate for President ; . v w w AKr.iit.thnt same time W.. W. w:nv,M nria hnltinfr the' Demo ' cratio ticket and supixrting the ' In 1904 S. B. Swann bolted the Tltflmon-Ebbsr-Nelson ticket jnd ' vK"d for Bob Sums, ; rag tag ' candidate for the Lejrislature. . .. , in 1906 the Bedinon Ebbs-Nel-mn faction Ported the Swann ticket and voted : for . nobody, ' which, w!umuch better choice. - An4 the people bolted them . .'all. X '', ""-"' ' "'."'"-' . r t Vi Rhprlff . borrowed ten thousand"' dollar ;last year to . v.c onHbmAnt n.nd borrow- ' ed twenty -three thousand for the same purpose inis year now uiutu will he have to borrow next year? Record: , . Sheriff Cole has never borrowed than he had uncoil- ected taxes. He has made live tn this time and if you will take the pains to ask T. N. James, W. C. Sprinkle and Dr F.oberts, the Finance Com- li 'M-e, you will find tnat ne nas r 1 every u '!.ir due the county, i . 1 tV.' t we have a i r i borrow any If Mr. . Taf V Unitarian, that is hia 'own -business, and a matter of his own - concienoo.- All the public has the right to ask of .him from the religious viewpoint is that he respect the decalogue and be on good terms with the Christian code of morals. There certainly is not any' com plaint of him on that score We are not aware of. wnicn brand oi Unitarlanism Mr. Taft affect whether the conservative or the radical type. But it dpessieem to us that beibocrats are on pretty thin ica . in. carping at it is considered; that their "patron saint, Thomas, Jelterson aisoe lieved in the divinity of Chrisfi and was of the Tom Paine and Rouss eau deistic school, of religious thought. Mawauaee Benunei. Simaictnir ' of the bembcratlo plat form as regai-ds "predatory wealth, the New York World, Democratic, Mr. Mack must shart the amazement nf Th World over a pretended Denw oratlo platform which while reiterat ing "its abiding laltb in tne pruoipm ot Democracy aa against plutooraoy," ( framed in the Interests oi tne vary nlutnnraav It nrofesse to denounce. i .-- - . It is a olatiorn for tne proieowwr Wall Street gamblers; for the protect Hon of insurance erlmlnaki tor th protection of traction thieves; for tne nmtMitm of : Rvan-Harrlman stock inhbera: for the protection of rlob tax dodirera; for the protecfion of f preda tory corporations. . It to a ftetrayai w Democratic party; it ts. a - betrayal l the Demooratio inasaea." . . Standing before, the people ob ewm m. -Dlstfbrm. and, on eueh platfortB alone, no DemOecatio eanaiaate eouiu be elected to ffloe either in Mew xonc or in anv State North of Mason and Dt Ton h line. rFortunately for the Wo- Chester nominees, , most of them have puone reooroa.wBiuu vy ?r,:w ' - .... !..- . Murpny 'a corporawow r"fw?1'T ' Import. Undwf Tn the Mdltor of th6WOrldi ' j . m... ri.n mnA KanKiMllllNtUU . Ann lT - t aii' rinh on T3rtjttdwv la' com posed almost entirely f eommerioal travellers and clerka of , fapa houses, representatives of foreign mamifncturera and Custom-House bro kers.. Why? Because low unn .w .. . mean mere imports and larger salar and commissious more work for t -foreijfh workiegmfn and less fa? taose here. J. VAN ANTWERP row y ' . r 1 1 -u. . - '1 staple si cht;j-ges.w.. . kbUrt W "eat1 tim a.. . dottp years "of absolute ; fc,- new' Veii4';lifat'Pit th'jirljEi sorjiina! demagogue turna npqn .-a newspaper, tnai punctur ed his gas-bag with facto, and like the asr he to brays, )'Yotr area liar,' in the absenoa of oth er counter-argument, r ' : This is the plane upon which a gubernatorial rampalgn hM b'pltedT6ffllIJn;Vrtoiij It is the plane; of campaigns tnaf have been pitched by Vardamansi Hefflns, Da vises, Smiths, Debses and Hawwoods all Over the Union, for the sake of gratifying cold-blooded ambition and selfish desires. It will be a sad day for the North Carolina Democracy when It places its standard, here tofore born by statesmen, in the hands Of this . man. He wll build up-Hhe State? the party? onlv,Kitchln. X He will be , pat- rloticr Sure! He loves the name of Kitchin so well that he tfps his hat whenever he tpeaXa Jtc He ,ni iniwai tn th best. In the commonwealth and lead that for ward' and upward? No, . to ,be United States senator, as he has ,10 DO governor, uo. y th worst, to the iffnorant, to the preiudiced, to the passion 'to prohibitionist and to ' antiprom ktfiAntate with Mual ease: will arrav rsm aeainst class, . labor aa-alnst cabltal. man against man, Democrat against Democrat, un til North Carolina will elnk ; in thstem of other states to a level she has never sounded be ibM'' iwndot Democratic rule. With him It Is srale or mini ana f h.vnWhft will ruin.' Jt is nflthlnior him to -drive , , De mocrtiut ot bepy in sen Ikwas, . It is sowing to mm w wf on capital for v votes. It is iih.hrnr; tci him to' put North Carolina's welfare in the balance to tfSm i office. His nomination bv the Democrats, at Charlotte would mean the beginning of the end of Democratic rule in this State,' fpr with unbridled 'fir' he has assailed who were -l!ng like a wait for Demo- . . r when he was juggling with Marv Ann Butler for Populist votes, for the Bole reason that . -y are net for him, and he i t ' -y nndcrnilr-r the ' dsfenc '.a Trmcrac.' l""i .ever, r ' "?t;li 1 I" - earners . .eatment which he acoorc . ..indreds of ' em ployees i3vL j 'ositiye assurance' tViot mi inWf 'hBA of working people will Polbe ruthlessly for gotten as wrlr bav in, time past. Under his rkdministration , tbe State would make more material nroirress than it -' hasf for many year$ past. ttewill not now at tempt to predict the result out we know that we stand the best chance of election that we ever have. There ire, - we believe, art a anmrlap (Vi atnrfl tVil those who think that .'Democracy .will win in a walkover. Jfainot. ' ' . ::.,r"' " 1 ;' r. ,-' Re2:slrrl And Jodies An entire i ew Registratkii has been orderer! for-the 'November election, and thevfollowing! Ke- glstrars and Judges appointed for the same. ; The " first named is the Registrar. I H No. l Townsnio-?- : t lat VTax-A .T. HenW Roberts: Van Smithi Zeb Vi Fisher. r VnA Wanl T.iiihhor' Wardron. C. A. Clark, E. Guthrie,-' 8rd Ward-eb. E; Robinson, P. W. Plemntons, Oakely Rector. 4th Ward J. w. Jiryan, jr., J. Mart Walllri; J. E.'Rlotf. ' ? No. 2r-S. ;;Brlgmani JMeiPne WaUin, j. B. Tweea. . 5-1 No. 8, D; S. CJarkK John Merrell, J. P. Messer. No. 4J. M. s Deweese, , Nels Andersonl Levi Ham?in. t! v W. Murray..Tilden ier '.3, W, Li. lirge A v I j. fy-f&. B. respue, J. jt, r1 mnna Pr-- 'r llandftli. 1 " 4 UWBHl. j : ?.--Janes iloberts, J; ."J Lc ord, B. . I'ayne. No. 8-J. F. Askew, W. G. Price; U. A- urguson Nn. -rownsniD n it. Ward J. P. Garenfto. S W llmwn. W. W. Parrls. 2nd Ward-rVi H. Reynolds, T a Pnrfnr f3;nrlfv f. ' i.khouse. v -, . . . - - No. 10 An 'erson .vainn, jb S. Bishop, J. A- lipec i r No. 11 H. D. Y.'a! rop, J. L. English, Jv H-' McGh 2. No. 12 S. a Worl y, Jas. A. ts-m.'iw d. W. Wild. : : ' . No. 13-J.K. Grc- y, -J. T. '..n inuhirt. J. Ti. . No. 14 L. W. F k, Jno. I am -y, J.H. T-ay..V - I N,v 15 W. O. C r. Jes j :rov Pattc- 1 i; .r : I ' N,, 13-N t r. . Gel I man '.YoEtt, 1. D. t : VnAn will, in a verv short time, enable the stomach to do tina wnrlr it ohould . do. and the work it should do is to digest all tne 1 000 you eat. n ueu iuc stomach can't do it Kodol does i Mr it. nnA in the meantime the stomach is getting stronger and able to take up its regular, nat ural work again. ' Kodol digests all von eat. . It makes the stom ach sweet and it is pleasant u to ira it la anld hprfl bv Redmon A Roberts. Marehftll . Penland Brown & Matthews Dentists. mrnt-classl work done by ex berienced Dentists. Prices reasonable. ..A. ' . ... -a tribute - used by you ur your. enorw w pi w Western Democrats who were so, unfatfl treated in th lafr tat eooyentlom ,, Of oouraa' dhin't tfui to mt next and to h.fc.llv MiM -that- the - joke was on him. He made reply to tbe Solicitor'' letter, In effect aaylnff that baa ne.oeeH uwr u rlsed of the AehevtUe'i rentlem&n's sympathy and polltioal affiliation ha would not. of course, have made Southern Kailvay ; company SCHEDULE OF PASSEttoEk i TRAINS .'. published only as information and are not giaranieeu. " - ' East Bound (Central Time) Na38.DaIW.... No. 12, Dally.... No. 102, Dally... - Uemt " Bound - ' No. 35, Daily.A........Dne 235A. M. No. 101, Daily .Due 1:25 A. M. No. 11, Dally , . .Due 3:50 P. M. Subject to Ch amok without Notice A. MAHONE, Atrent ' MarahaU, N. C De Witt's Little Earlv Risers are small Dills, easy to take, sen tie and sure. Sold by Redmon ft Roberto, Marshall; Penland Drug Vo., not springs. . .3Va : Corner Spruce and College Sta., ; , near ixun ziouse 2 ASHEVILLB, N. C, J. CRamseyt ATTORNEY-VT-l4AW I Office over F.Sheltoo'a ftprs ' MARSHALL, if . C ' Practice In all Courts State and Federal Collections. --f-v V ;: PHOTOGttAPHER Gallery upaUira in Alliaon Buildinf. MARSHALL. K. C ' a-A miriw nliniA inu muT hmvft and we onuu im.j J 4 , ------ tn ... 1 nn nn. mrfmrni ovhv meoa to you Wltn picture- a nn- .w u VnAni will, without doubt, make vrmr tmorh stronff and. will al- mrwt. instnntiv relieve VOU OT ail am . n!n.naf(nn Tt. Hit 8B;WUia Ul luuigrauuu. - will ilnt '1 because it is made up of tbi ratural digestive iuices of the sicmach so comomea i .si it completely digests the food just as t'-e f tomach will da i., you soe lie ' 1 can't f :.'l t j 1 yoi f U T i l "T. 1 r ' I -7 .. 1 "l-niv OITfr V.ni n Vns'cncc- With flu- Aorotil:!"" Tnvon'or. Vlmv T ec Wn llroTrrn nsTlioy rinn?ed Scvcnty-fivp F-o. " Wnshl"irtv. . T. ' r. T.,ci?lHtt,'.'.,..' Tt"imis R. SoUrMpr. .f h. Fii't'v A.-; . i i!Jtrv n nmhcr or til?! n'-otiaiiti'Al, linir ' of a'Tiiv. win ritnllvi in-. i- nrP(i n-n1 OrvUl" Wriaiit. Iiol-'or of .. iim tvnrifl'o rpTVil 0-! nn nrnlniRt, wp siriavlv 1'""'. '"'ipn 'if lfHr'S ; Tirv.- tfj-'m.''n rll u-nn'i F'-'Titv-Tivp J-pf- of qr"'-p r.ml rrihc-d rlnwn IIPO." fl'P Wort Mvnr- ,rl'-wro.n)1. A tola' ir-"'- T"oi A?.- i- rhf. find T Tnnlfllll ffr.-ri-.llo-' UT'-o 'v,Htir(l ll- f.npv. .... in'l tihpr ".ho tf (llfi" I'll. r 111' tnil----rl t""" nr.- 'ttir- t-h p-vl's1. 'l.orp Rlrr-.. ,, it 8.10 1. . w.fl'Pilt lirvis; rp- lninf.l ;ti-"' iir:"'-ii"r n1"' 1 frf" lliro r.r-'o STP'l-. . Ml-. V'i-I"l!t ?"f- fovln"- fi-nr a'li'o'-nn IliiS". ' bit'llv wronrlif1 -iri i'"'! co-pn Yad. calp fl-p""',i l'."t viopfp(1 fo vp-m-p. Wf" tho m"liIno wan onpirHlntc flip drill f-onn'ig n. nroppller bl".do snanpe'l off. nf1. hlthng Poir ntlier mr of tb intripntp moplnnlsin. pffimol n to ovortiirn In fi lit" B'Ht full to th Tronrrt. ptivpiomng the, ; two nprimnoto In the dpbr's. - Tli" sner'storn rap aoro's tb" lfT'. to wr.pra te ap-oolftvo had fallen nol nsaistod f? fr. Wrlirht pud T,lei'tPi(iTit Relfrldo from iindor t" tapel','i roni" of mVhlnory, roda. '-Utf And ghrri of ronsli'.' Mr. , TJ''rIchrsW5'.',onp.Ion8nd paW: "Oh, . ,' hiirr jid iiJt trie motor." . Ueutsn- . niit "6eKridi!.; wasuhfOtiFPiOTif and had annaj-ntly atTicV e ground -with 'itwat frref.'. yHrsKhead ,wh-tvi -ered wJt.hVfeionO'hd haVa cbnK.inf? -when' 'tne,. pJnseV xrrtted hiai 'friMn nndpr.-tnTnt;chlh(ifti t r rlpM r?e-l""' eoBeitew -;f , ttohpi)pitt "iVwle . lot .....Due 4:30 A. M Due 1:15 P. M. .....Due 8:38 P.M. J. H. WOOD, DiaV Paaa. Agent Aaheirille, N. ii. Located at the depot In liar- JmA rV. mA Vnr 1 for the public every day i i the week.. ' In charge of an experienced miller and satisfaction is guar anteed.' J ! '- '- ' Many people suffer a great deal from - Kidney and Bladder troubles. ' During the past few years much of this complaint ha been made unnecessary Dy tse use of DeWitt's Kidney and Blad der Pills. They are antiseptic and are highly recommended far weak ba;k, backache, rheumatic pains; inflammation of the blad der and all other annoyances due to weak kidneys. They are sold by Redmon & Roberto, Marshall; Penland Drug Co., Hot Eprir 3. Taxes TO THBJ TAXPAYERS OF MADISON COUNT: I wQl be at the foUowing plaoesn the dates named fo? purpose of collecting your taxes. , . -.. ; f;f " Sandy Mush, Reeves' School House..., Tuesday, Oct. f " Spring Creek, Seminary. v. i Wednesday, Oct. Meadow Pork, School House.. ....... .Thursday, O ' tVBlg Pine, at the Forka.... ... ...-..FiiZay, C Littls Pine, Shoal Hill.;.. . ...... . Eatar y, C vi OM i BuU Creek, School House... .. .... Mor.' 7, C Mars Hill, Speaking place.... v.......Ti " Middle Pork, Frog Level .... .. V. t .VTe :. , ( California Creek, Speaking place . . . .Th : Upper Laurel, Speaking place .......... I Foster's Creek, Cody's Etore... Grapevine, Speaking place. . ... Hot Springs, fpealdr place.. Shelton Laurel, Chapel Hill.. Big Laurel, Rice's f ' 1 1' Marshall, Court IT ' Please meet r.. taxes & t '1 f i t" cose r ' ; ; f ;'.
The News-Record (Marshall, N.C.)
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Sept. 24, 1908, edition 1
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