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KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KII .GS MOUNTAIN, N. 0.
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81l
A Tl ii. I rf Da.
flArirnnrvn
Balsam of Myrrh
F Cut, Bornt,TTV
Bruise, Sprains,
ShraiM, Stiff Neclti A
ChablaSnUmeBact.VX ,
OldSoiOpWoundVr
mod all External I'urie. .
Hade Stncs 18415'
Prica 2&t 60c uk) $1-00
M Dealers "isSSig1;
. Dldnt Suit Small Boy.
After pending a few weeks laat
year at watering place, where be
took hli dally swim in the open air
pool of warm eulphur water, a little
fellow waa thla year at the seaside,
la hia tiny bathing ault he gated out
over the vaat ocean In alienee.
Then he protested:
"I'm not goln' In. Dat ain't water
for boy a; dat 'a for boats."
MR! LOOK AT
cross, fevprish, constipated,
give "California Syrup
v . of Fjqs"
A laxative today eaves a sick child
tomorrow. Children almply will not
T,v ... hlr
bowels, which become clogged up with
waste, Uverl get sluggish; stomach
our. ' c4f . "
Look at the tongue, mother! If coat
ed, or your ohlld la listless, cross, fev
erish, breath bad, restless, doesn't eat
heartily, full Of cold or has sore throat
or any otS. - children's ailment, give a
teaspoonful of "California Syrup of
Figs," thin don't worry, because It it
petlra' " armless, and In a few hours
all thlsv. Htlpatlon poison, sour bile
and fermi 1ng waste will gently
' move out I , the bowels, and you have
a well, ,yful jChlld again. A thor
ough "In je cleanalng" Is ofttmea all
that la lessary. It should be the
lint trer .dent given In any sickness.
. -Bewar' of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask at tl e store for a 50-cent bottle of
"California Syrnp of Figs," which hat
. full directions for babies, children of
all ages! and for grown-upa plainly
printed pn the bottle. Adv.
Uciinca.
Pnytol
-Has he got a marrying In-
'. 3 . ' - - -- - -' ' -
come?
Parke
r Tefl, one that necessitates
weajjlv4
a rich girl Immediately.
' Worms
arrm ,
t p?lld ronptly from the bnaiaa
Dr. Psorv's Vermlfase "Dead
Bkot." A
Being
te to not sing is often a
' to the company present
great re
Rhei tism Is Torture
Man J 4 that past u rheumatism
are duel weak kidneys to tha failure
of irwl kidneys ta drive off uric acid
yon suffer achy, bad Joints, back
3. dixsiness and some urinary
tocos, get Doan't Kidney Pills,
edy tnat is recommenaea Dy over
people in many dinereot lands.
'b Kidney Pills help weak kid'
o drive out the uric acid which
cause of backache, rheumatism
imbago.
fere's proof..
A VERMONT
CASE
Janes 1L Tracy. &
Plousnt BU, Bliaaicv
burr.Vt, mrnt "for
twenty years X bad
kldnr oomptalnt, I
Suffered from rtxw
saatlc patat aerou
my back and mr
biktMer wbs badlr
Dflmmod- Ibovdditir
atd fsiDtinf iplli
ftDdmr whole avitiB
wu affecWtt,. I wns
so betpleu I ctrala
bardlr waik and doe
tor. trtaiBrot failed.
sftnalW I tsuk ttoas'S
KldnerPllts and in;
I Dj-rt at Aw Mate. lOe Bm
DAN'S VstiV
iJl-MiLBURN CO, BUFFALO. M. Y.
ke the liver
) its Duty :
times In ten when the liver ll
he stomach and bowels are right.
ICR'S LITTLE
t PILLS
'butfirmlyconr
1,-ray liver to
duty.
ires Cob-,
ion, In-
Hon,.
L PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE.
JUUie must bear Signature ;
I
carters
ITTLE
IJIVER
F
APPORTIONMENT OF 250,000 AP
PROPRIATED BY THE GEN
ERAL ASSEMBLY.
BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
Fund Waa Appropriated by the Gen
eral Aessmbly of 1913 to Aid In Car
rying Out Full Six Months' Term aa
Provldad by Legislature.
Raleigh.
Apportionment of the $250,000 ap-
nmnriatlnn hv th raneral assembly
of 1913 for the schools of the state
waa made a few daya ago at a meet
ing of the state board of education
hold in tha office of Governor Craig.
This fund was created out of the state
treasury for the purpoae of enaoiing
the schools of the state to 011 out the
required six months school term.
The new law provides for the set
ting aside of five cents on every hun
dred dollars worth of property In tht
state, that Is taxed, and thla will bt
apportioned tq the various oountiei
l.l.i. In lha vca r Tha total SChOO.
fund will then. It Is expected, exceed
1400,000.
The BKUres as given out by.Btat
aiiiwrfntnitnt of Public Instruction
i. Y. Jayner are ajvea below. The
school population In eacn county.-ui-retber
with the proportionate amount
State Asvraorutlon of Wao.(M, Appo. -Home
Pr CspHa-
r..i I M-.hnui Amount
rCfSTIKH
Alamiinro ..
Alexander ..
AlrchMiy ..
AHm.. .. ..
Amuii - .
A-ry ..
luaufort ...
J1-TII .. ..
HlMrton . . . .
I'oliubiUoA. AlKrtitod.
1.17
4 .!
S t.941 .5
1.171M
9.-.0.5K
t.tlf 41
! TS
1.25S.56
IkO.kl
1.403 tl
1.25029
I.926.1S
2.180.68
95.98
1.431.91
1.71.
1, 4(15. (19
1.670.6
1.798.41
1,161 9
499.06
1.484.38
1.953.47
t.646.17
1.447.6
901.7J
4S0.8S
- 1,273 93
1.473.92
t.69.2
l.l36.9
1.042.61
6.456.59
. - I.S8I.2
4.226.64
1.261.8U
618.71"
S.5S4.24
1.440.68
6.514.22
4.0k644
1.677.02
2.11(7X9
1,904.19
1.633.41
1.156.41
. 1.032.64
1,806.04
1.515.45
4.9K9.52
999.90
, 1,289.84
. 8,264.15
1.059.49
1.400. Tl
2.524.89
1.952.17
1.972.15 .
7.537.95
1.218.61
1.641.79
2.163.11
J.860.50
1,675.41
2.654.87
1,590.22
1.582.49
1,146.42
1,771.03
. 1,740.42
1,236.02
"- 1,940.56
' 4,294.9(1
t 841.66
'' S.89G.39
2.226.77
4,917.33
4,118.67
' 4.043.89
: S,149.1l
K.356.U
. l,7fl).10
' ' S.064.00
---'2,396.30
2.902.31
1,167.04
838.76
- i ' 563.84
- 2,758.34
2.080.45
7.099.62
'2,420.79
: 1.609.22
i i 1.408.45.
:- 2,825.38
2,636.82
- 9,047.26
, 1,759.76
'1,684.76
1,500.00
1,486.45
.;
k.o;s
Buncombe
Burko . t .. ..
Cabarrus . ..
i Cahtwrll
Cstmlon (. ....
. Carteret. .. ..
CaawMI
Catawba .. ..
ChKttmm.. .. ..
Cherukeo .. ..
Chowan.. .. ..
Clay .. .. .. ..
'Cleveland . . . .
Columbus ...
Craven. .. .. ...
Cumberland ...
Currituck ., ..
Dare.. .... .
Itavlclaon ... ..
; Itavie . . .. ..
Duplin .. ,. ..
Dui'ham.. .. ..
FVIireoninbe..
Forsyth.. ..
Franklin ... ..
(Jaaton .. ..
Gates .. . ... ..
Graham.. .. ..
: Granville .. . ..
- Greene.. .. ..
Guilford
Halirax .. .. ..
' Harnet .. ..
Haywood .. ..
Henderson .. ..
Hertford ..
Hokfl.. ,. .. ..
Hyde
' Iredell .. ., ..
- Jacknon .. ....
Johnston . . .
Jones.. .. ..
Lee .... .. ..
. Lenoir
Lincoln'.. .. ..
Mucon ..
Madison.. 4.
Martin .. .. ..
McDowell .. ..
Mecklenburg ..
Mitchell.. .. ..
' Montgomery
Moore ..
Nash.. .. .. ..
- -New Hanover. .
. Northampton . .
Onslow.. .. ..
' OranKe ,.
Pamlico. ..
Paaquotank., ..
. Tender ..
Perqulmana . .
Person ... ... ..
; Pitt ,. .. ,.
Polk . .
- Randolph . . .
Richmond- ...
. Robeson.. .. ..
S.!S
I.H7S
S.7'4
m:.7
4.449
r..3-'7
llt..rii5
7.H79
S.S'-O
J. 6(1.1
l.M
in. m
K.474
7.SO0
w.v-t
t.814
1.4KS
lo.ir.x
4.r7S
S.ST5
11.003
(.440
16.930
8.94S
11.114
1.915
l.S7
T.KI.X
4.470
M.I1!
12.f79
,
7.4(18 .
a.wi
J.r,h
1.204
11. M'?
4.701
10.4X1
1. 100
4.0O2
7.1125
6.3W)
4.34
7.S34
e.or.7
6.119
iJ.JSS
,7K1
6.094
S.727
11.97S
S.301
.927
4.934
4,919
s.r.r.7
6.40S
6.400
1.835
(.021
13.320
2.609 ,
10.M8 '
6.909
I5r.r
. Rockinsham ... 12.770
Rowan .. .. .. 12. M7
Rutherford .... ,771
' Bampaon .. 10,414
Hoptland ., S.48S
Stknly .. ..
Htokes ,T
Hurry....; ..
Bwatn . . . .
Transylvania
(.404
7.436
9,005
8,621
MOO
1.74S
Tyrrell .. .
' Union .,
-Vanca . . .,
Wake.; .. .
' Warren..
h Waehlnston
.. 11.601
. .. 6.456
.. 22,028
.. 7,511 .
... 4.966
. Watauga
4.370
Wayne..
Wilkes ,
..' 1M09
...11,284
Wilson. H .. -'9.456
Tadkln J (.460
Yancey.. 4,917
Teacher Train'g
Rural Libraries
Total......
25O,0O0.lk)
Hubbell Oeta Rhodes Scholarship. '
Paul A. - Hubbell, now teaching
school In ManbalL Madlsob. county,
gets ' the" 1914 Rhodes scholar-ship
from North, Carolina to Oxford Uni
versity, England. The committee on
the part of -this state to pass on the
examination papers was In session
some time here recently, being com
posed of Prof. Graham of the Univer
sity of North Carolina, Dr. J, Y. Joy
ner of the syite department of edu
cation and Chief Justice Walter Clark
of the supreme court $4,500 is al
low.ed for the three year course.
Wilt Sell Cotton Oooca. '
- The Oastonla Cotton Company, Ino..
which is largely cotitoaed of Char
lotte, and Oastonla capital, will begin
business la a few daya and. will sell
cotton goods and yarns from a large
number of mills. The members of the
Arm well known here are Messrs. I.
H. Daingerfiaia and A. W. Latta. The
officers of the company are Mr. J. H.
Dalnperneld, president; Mr. 8. S. Shu
ford of GastoniAi secretary and treas
urer. " The company is chartered un
der tie laws of Pennsylvania and will
maintain head offices In Philadelphia
IF
Help Market Farm Products. ' '
Plans to list various products which
th farmers bars to sell and to list
such products are set forth In a let
ter being sent out . by William It.
Camp, chief of tha division of mar
kets' of the North Carolina Agricul
tural Experiment Station. To have
tha work prove of value the co-operation
of the eounty demonstration
agents and - farmers organizations.
The Hat of grower's products In the
offers for sale Include wheat, oats,
hay, corn, peauuts, apples, sweet pota
toes, Irish potatoes, cow . peas, so J a
beans, meats, lard, syrup, cattle, hors
es bogs, sheep, mules.
'( Concerning this Mr. Camp states
that "It should bo Impressed upon all
farmers who list their, products that
we do not undertake to sell anything.
This Is simply a news channel for
buyers, whether they be farmers, gen
eral consumers In the town, retailers
or Jobbers."
In his letter to agents Mr. Camp
says: ...
"Mr. C. It. Hudson Joins with us in
the request that every county agent
co-operate with us In this work. The
blanks which are enclosed may be
filled out as each agent makes his
rounds about the county. All blanks
must be filled out and returned to this
office not later than January 15. Cop
ies of the Farmers' Market Reporter,
In which the farm products will be list
ed, will be furnished you, and all oth
ers who may request them. Copies
will also be sent to the newspapers
of tha state at the same tliae."
The regulations for listing tha pro
ducts offered for sal are as follows:
1. Only those products which art
la the hands of the original grower
or producers shall be listed.
1. No products which fanners hava
sold to dealers shall be Included.
membership is limited to actual grow
ers are permitted to list their pro
duct 4. All products listed shall b ol
good quality. In quoting prices tc
buyers an exact and honest descrip
tion of tha grade and character ol
the products for sale shall be given.
aw
invlsek'is&h
falling below description will result
In the name of th grower being
struck from the list of future Issues.
I. Th description given In this ch
cular will be limited to the nam and
quantity' of product, price and the
grower's name, address and shipping
point No matter whatever of a gen
era! advertising or "boosting' nature
can bo Inserted, nor can publication
b given of any special breeds or va
rieties of plants or animals.
7. Any products which are not on
hand but which will b produced
within th present season may be ln-t
eluded. The period within which sucb'
products will be ready for shipment
should be indicated under the head
of shipping data.
-8. The quantity of a product may
be expressed In bushels, barrels,
pounds, crates or car loads.
t. All prices shall be listed at the
rate per bushel, barrel, crate . or
pound, subject to change of market
conditions. . The local market prices
requested in the last column are de
sired solely for the information of
this office as to what market condi
tions are, and will not be published
or given out In any form. Only the
price which the farmer asks wllf be
published.
10. In addition to the above we
shall appreciate any further Informa
tion of market conditions which you
may think of value.
New North Carolina Charter.
The Merchants' Bank of Fair Bluff,
Columbus county, was chartered with
$10,000 capital authorized, and (5,000
subscribed by A. M. Jenkins, I. B.
Tucker and others tor a commercial
and savings bank business. ,
-The Black Lake Lumber Company,
'Black Lake, capital $60,000 authoriz
ed, and $20,000 subscribed by J P.
AlllBon, Bynum Clark and others of
Concord, for a general lumbering busi
ness; the Wake Building Supply Com
pany, Holly Sprlnga, capital $50,000
authorized, and $3,000 subscribed by
O.. B. Alford and others; the Pegram
Watson Hardware Company, Beaufort,
capital $25,000 authorized, and $3,000
subscribed by S. C. Pegram and others.
There Is an amendment for the
charter of the Lnmus-McCoy Com
pany, ' Charlotte, which . changes th
capital stock to $50,000. - .
The- Belfast Land Company,' Wil
mington, capital $100,000 authorized
and $16,000 subscribed by W. B. Her
ring, C. f. Davis and others.
The Ramsey Drag Company, High
Point, capital $5,000, by A. J. Griffin
and others. .
Odd Fellow's Hall, Inc., Mayodan,
Rockingham county, capital $10,000
authorized and $1,000 subscribed.
The - Spring - Lumber Company,
Spring Hope,; Nash county, capital
125,000, authorized and $6,000 sub
scribed by W. M. Prescott and others.
. The Variety Stores Company, Leaks
vllle, capital $5,000.
The E. A. Ellington Drug Company
Corporation, Madison, Rockingham
county, capital $16,00.0 by R. A. El
lington and others, for drug and gro
cery business.
' . The Marsh-Bowman Company 64
Marshvllle, capital $10,000 authorized
and $4,000 subscribed by J. A. Marsh
and others. ,
The Dunn Realty It Development
Co., of Rldgevlew, Mecklenburg coun
ty, taplta', ftOO.OOO authorized and
$10,000 sub'scrined by Charles R Dunn
and others. ; -.vr-.; ,' iv
;-. Henry Farriof A Co, Warsaw,- capi
tal $10,000 authorized. r .
SHOW REALLY A BLESSINQ
Denver Newspspsr Rejoice at th Re
markable Fall of "the Beautiful"
. Throughout the Stat. J .
' It has been said before. Let it be
said again.., The snow that you swept
from your walks, that sifted down
your collars, that got Into your hair,
your eyes, your tempers. Is worth a
million dollars to the agriculturists of
Colorado. To the dry farmer who
plows It into his soil It will bring re
wards In a next year's bank account.
Lying in the mountains It will (low
down the ditches to the Irrlgationlats
next season. On ranch, In orchard
and truck garden It meana moisture
and money. To the city It means
health that always comes from sea
sonable weather. Wade through it
with a smile on your lips, shovel It
with song in your heart, roll It into
balls and throw at your neighbor with
a laugh and a cheery word. It spells
temporary Inconvenience and future
prosperity and a white Christmas for
the publib tree that brought all Den
verall Coloradti into that new, bet
ter, greater, get-together bond of
friendship and work. Denver Times.
- Just an Accident.
Bill "Was he ever ln.a railroad ac
cident?" Jill "Yes, but be came out all
right."
"What was it?"
"II proposed marriage to a girl on
a train and she refused Mm."
Tee Roatan Krt
for atoldfnf I
iBMlloa of tyei
aliua In eres aad luai
jUla. Adv.
Some people prefer popular songs
to real music.
triAJrir&yins,
Praise Lydia E Piakham's Vegetable Compound
Worrien from the Atlantic to the Pacific, from all sections
of this great country, no city so large, no village so small
but that some woman has written words of thanks for
health restored by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. No woman who is suffering from the ills peculiar
to her sex should rest until she has given this famous remedy
a trial. Is it not reasonable to believe that what it did for
these women it will do for any sick woman ?
Wonderful Case of Mrs. Stephenson,
on the Pacific Coast.
Ikdrpikdknck, Okeoom. " I waa sick with what four doctors
called Nervous Prostration, was treated by them for several years,
would be belter for a while then back in the old way again. I had
palpitation of the heart very bad, fainting; spells, and was so nervous
that a spoon dropping to the floor would nearly kill me, could nut
lift the lightest weight without making me sick; in fact wan about as
sick and miserable as a person could be. I saw your medicines ad
vertised and thought I would tiy them, and am so thankful I did for
they helped me at once. I took about a dozen bottles of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and also used the 6anative Wash.
Since then I have used them whenever I felt sick. Your remedies
are the only doctor I employ. You are at liberty to publish this let
tersMrs. W. Stipbenson, Independence, Oregon.
A Grateful Atlantic Coast Woman. ,
TJ6DGDOJT, Me. u I feel it a duty I owe to all suffering women to
tell what Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound did for me. One '
' year ago I found myself a terrible sufferer. I had pains in both sides
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, then I would be so tired mornings that I could scarcely get around.
It seemed almost impossible to move or do a bit of work and I.
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si,. 'Write to LTDIA E.PIXKHAB KEDICIHE CO.
VV (CONFIDENTIAL) tTNN, MASS-for advice.
" Your letter will be opened, read and answered
by a woman and held In strict conndenco.
Helping the Editor. :
" Wright ''It seems to be getting
harder work for the newspaper man
all the time." - ..
Penman "Oh, I dont know about
that I see that ball-bearing scissors
have been patented by an Ohio In
ventor.' ...
John "Tyler was a member of the
Virginia legislature at 11 and a con
gressman at 26. r
Whenever You Need a General Tonlo
TcZzoGrovQ'o -r
Tho Old Standard '
Grovc'o Tactclcao .
chill Tcn!o
h Epllj Valuable it I 6eneral STreDgtbenlss Tonic, Becanst it lets u tti
Liver. Drim Out Malaria; Enrlc&et the Blood and BalldJ Up tta Wholi Srsttn. '
jfoa know, what you are tfirfng when yoa take Grove's Tasteless chill Toole, as
the formula is printed ousrorr label, showing that it Contains the wetl-kaowa
tonic properties of QUININE and IB0&. It has no equal far Malaria, Chills sat
-Ferer, Wsakam, General Debility and Los of Appetite.. Gives Ufa and vigor ta
' Nomrg lfothert and Pale, Sickly Children. A True Tenia and Burs Appetiser,
f or grows people and children. Guaranteed by your DrocJt. We mean It JOcJ
Good Bowels Are j
An Aid to Growth
Crowing Chlldrm Ned a Mild
Laxativi to Farter Regular
Bowel Movamenl.
As a child- grow older It requires
more and more personal attention
from tha mother, and a the func
tions of tha bowels are of the utmost
Importance to health, great attention
should be paid to them.
Diet la of great Importance, and the
mother should watch the effect of cer
tain foods. A fooduwfll constipate one
and sot another, and so we have a
healthy food like eggs causing bilious
ness to thousands, and a wholesome
fruit Ilk bananas constipating many
It la also to be considered that the
child la-growing, and great changes
are taking place In th young man or
young woman. The system has not yet
settled itself to Its later routine.
A very valuable remedy at this
stage, and one which every growing
boy and girl should be given often or
occasionally, according to the individ
ual circumstances, la Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin. . This is a laxative and
tonlo combined, so mild that It is
given to little babies, and yet equally
effective in the most robust constitu
tion. At the first sign of a tendency
to constipation give a small dose of
Syrup Pepsin at night on retiring, and
prompt action will follow in th morn
ing. It not only acta on the atontach
and bowels but Its tonic properties
build op and strengthen th system
generally, which Is an opinion shared
by Mr. John Dey of Bloomfleld. N. J.
He has a large family and at ages
whore th growth and development
KODAKS & SUPPLIES
We also do highest elM of flniahlnf.
Price 4od CatAloajue upon reqiMet.
rf. GtkeU Optic! C.. Y
AGENTS!
Utsj oliar. heeded
Tory bo m and (setorr; alne
t of Ln rill htkT! 1(1) C nrriflt.
READERS&SH
oolomne ebon Id Insist npon earing what they
Hk for, refasUnf all avbetUatea or iBliaiioae.
yj "7
jft .1 ''''''' j - eJw
MARIE DEY -
must be watched. Little Marie baa
thrived especially well , on Dr. Cald
well's Syrup Pepsin. Mr. Dey consdoV -ers
It the right laxative for young and
old and has found none better for
young children.
The use of Dr. Caldwetra By nip Pep. ;
sin will teach you to avoid cathartloav
salts and pills, as they are too harsh -for
the majority and their effect Is
only temporary. Syrup Pepsin bring
permanent results, and It can be con
veniently obtained of any nearby drug
gist at fifty cents and one dollar a bot
tle. Results are always guaranteed or
money will be refunded.
Families wishing to try a free sam
ple bottle can obtain it postpaid by ad
dressing Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 103 Wash
ington St., Monticello, 111. A powtal
card with your nam and address oat
It will do!
i'Srsrtr.'4.s'rl
III I I III
EUr.lACIDEl
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