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Statesville Record and Landmark from Statesville, North Carolina • 4

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per cent nitrogen 8 per cent available I phosphoric acid and 9 per cent Potash Potash is a most important factor in corn information in them CM YOU Ml A Sure Remedy iMACHIHERY AND REAL ESTATE to Get a Box of rBuy Your Pearles of Violet Talcum Powder IRE ARD LIE INSURANCE All Soris of Crain CENTS AT Through BIBBS SURHEYS HACKS PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Money Saving Prompt and Efficient Harness Vehicle Supply Co HIS APPRECIATION The Seasonis Here We Have the Goods Staple Groceries! RICK COMPANY resh Meats Evans Hardware Company 546 Center Street a Buchu Wafers People Lose Their Money The Iredell Livery Co Toilet Soaps How People Save Their Mooey co co 3 i SPECIIC THE GREAT Biaot PURIIER TALCUM POWDER Refrigerators Ice Boxes Water Coolers Ice Cream reezers All Sizesand Styles Hammocks Porch Swings Porch Rockers Porch Chairs We can furnish anything you need for your home The Polk Gray Drug Company APOTHECARIES In Hot Weather and now is the time to buy to save money Call at once look at the goods and get prices Insurance Agency Young Man Seriously Gored by a Bulb Salisbury Dispatch April 26th to Industrial News Herbert the 22 year old son of Mr Ketchie of Mt Ulla had a close escape from death this morn ing and is seriously hurt as it is The young man started to Salisbury with a drove of cattle which his father had marketed and left home early He had gone but half a mile of the 17 to be traveled when a large bull made a furious attack upon him throwing him into the air and caus ing him to fall into a ditch The enraged animal then gored him a number of times before Mr Lawn Swings Lawn Seats Lawn Benches Lawn Chairs Large Line Bamboo Shades In Good Sizes Will Last Life Time Apply at least 500 pounds to the acre with A LI STYLES Steam and Gasoline Engines and Boilers Saw Mills Wood Working and Cotton Ginning Machinery Wheat and Pea Thresher to thresh the peas from the hay on the vines Also the following real estate: 277 acres three miles east of Troutman: 160 acres ten miles north of Statesville 125 acres eight miles northeast of Statesville 115 acres six miles north of Elmwood: acres three miles of Cleveland: 114 acres twelve miles of Statesville 103 acres four miles west of Statesville 93 acres three and one half miles west of Statesville 272 acres six miles north of Loray 263 acres two miles north of Elm wood 103 acres three and one half miles west of Statesville 77 acres four and one half miles north of Statesville 220 acres three and one half miles south of Statesville 23 acres two and one half miles north of Spencer two lots 72x260 on Buffalo Shoal road house and lot on south Race street house and lot on Lackey street house and lot on west ront street house and lot 4 acre on Buffalo Shoal road or further information call on or write A OVERCASH I MACHINERY AND REAL ESTATE Office at Miller's Shoe Store A Cutting Dowa of Rural Routes in North Carolina Probable Washington Dispatch to the Industrial News There is a possibility of one third of the rural routes in North Caroli na being discontinued some time during the coining fiscal year Rep resentative Pou has just received a letter from the ourth Assistant Postmaster General on the subject It states that the people on one third of the routes in the State are not showing a proper appreciation of the service In a great many cases the volume of mail originating on a route is not up to the general average and this appears to be par ticularly true as regards the pack age business In some instances rvvnne on rnnfnc hnvA sHIaH rtl'L WXt IW14VVM 14 XS 4V4 4VV Address GERMAN KALI WORKS New 93 Nassau Street or Atlanta 2214 So Broad Street ish a large number of routes in the State Chinamen Pray and Make Offerings In San rancisco San rancisco Dispatch April 26 With unwavering faith in an image twenty Chinese gathered in a deso late spot of the ruins of Chinatown thi morning and worshiped in full compliance with the rites of their religion In the ashes of their tem i pie they knelt and silently offered prayers Prostrate in the smoldering wreck age before them was the charred trunk of a graven image that once held the altar in the temple of Shai Tai The fumes of fresh incenseand sacred punks curled skyward All the dainties obtainable under the circumstances were spread in pro pitiatory offering to the devil that no offense to that parsonage might bring a recurrence of the disaster WE have a full stock of fresh first grade Groceries Best quality of goods at lowest prices Ice Cream reezers Lawn Hose Garden Hoes Rakes etc The celebrated Geo Nissen Wagons One third of car load of Barbed Wire expected in a few daysf Soie agents for the celebrated Ellwood and i American Steel encing Also Chattanooga Plows The Devastated District In Sn raacljeo Home of 150000 Standing Oakland Cal Tribune April 26 An engineer states that the area devastated by fire in San rancisco approximates 10000 acres or about 15 square miles There are few cities in the world where so much valuable property is contained in an equal territory Within this 15 square miles were nearly one hundred banks some of the finest buildings in the world thousands of mercantile and manufacturing establishments and more than 230000 inhabitants besides 40 000 transient Notwithstanding the enormous and widespread destruction the homes of 150000 people are stil standing and practically uninjured There still remain the great ship yards at thcPotrero the Pacific Mail docks the stock yards at South San rancisco the docksand manufacto ries along the water front from Mis sion Creek to Point the mint the postoffice and a large re tail district on illmore and Devisa dero streets THE BUSINESS MAN thoroughly appreciates his checking account Those who do not keep such an account miss many of its advantages We are always glad to explain the workings of a checking account to those who are not familiar with them iiiiiiibimiimiiiiiiiiiii i iiiiiii uni uni i iii Trrirr imTr Lose An Opportunity We handle all sorts of resh Meats and Country Pro duce Deliveries prompt Give us a trial Alexander Bros 241 East Broad St have the largest and best selected stock of the above ever brought to this city low as consistent with legitimate dealing Call and be convinced Implement Co 1302 Main St Richmond Va Have issued a new and interesting Catalogue telling all about the best is used as a family medicine in our home I myself have taken and always formal it what it is claimed to be It thoroughly cleanses the system of im purities increases the appetite improves the digestion and builds up the general health I have given it to my chtkireD with fine results It promptly restores the appe oiooa tonic ana nas my nearty endorsement 124 9th St Lebanon Pa THOMPSON I W7ANTS your business 0 We have teams to suit all Poky safe and gentle horses i for the old nice high headed steppers for the middle aged and 240 trotters for the young Careful and polite drivers Prompt attention given to Sta I tion calls No 3 Holland President Holland Vice Pres i Gilmer UU was vj pi women and children he would VV to put cane bottoms in I vi lr hUinn a nt linmn T7tl 1 I (Iflxli ll! Vi ll MO uvuv 4U I4VU4V Ul PUl 1 titulars on application in person or by A TH A CHAIR CO Statesville I Jan Statesville Housefurnishing Co DEITZ Manager 2 pg THE KING BLOOD PURIIERS Why not take Pictures yourself We keep Eastman Kodaks and supplies THEY ARE THE BEST Also ine Jewelry Watches Clocks and Silver Guaranteed goods Det us repair your Watch and you get it done right hulk guurauweu uuu year WOODWARD BROS XJY concealing it about their person by stowing away "in mugs jugs and jars by sewing it up in skirts and ticks by tucking it under couches and carpets in cup boards and bureau drawers these are some of the ways by which people lose their money and sometimes their lives The Statesville Loan Trust Co STATESVILLE STEELE President EUGNEE MORRISON Vice President AUSLEY Secretary and Treasurer partment regulations of any sort and a vast fund of invaluable to make a thorough inspection or tne routes in North Carolina with a view to making a readjustment of the serv ice there The statement is made that if the conditions complained of are not corrected that the depart No other remedy has given such perfect satisfaction as a blood purifier and Tonic or is so reliable in the cure of blood dis eases of every character as It is known as King of Blood and the secret of its success and its right to this title is because "JT CURES It is an honest medicine made entirely of purifying healing roots herbs and barks which are acknowledged to be specifics for diseases arising from an impure or poisoned condition of the blood AN UNUSUAL CASE I Kept Oat of the Penitentiary Temporarily The Case of Vonns Durham rom olk Raleigh Times April 25tb rail Durham the young white man from Polk county is still here unable to get in the penitentiary to serve his 14 year sentence for killing Deputy Sheriff Hinton in Polk while the officer was arresting him for carrying concealed weapons He came here lastThursday under bond accompanied "by his mother and brother and is at the Yarboro with his mother the brother has gone back to Polk county to nuke some arrangement for either an offi cer to come from there or to have the sheriff of Wake or other officer here deputized to deliver the prisoner It developed after Durham arriv ed here that the Sheriff of Polk could not come owing to the fact that court is in session this week and the clerk of Polk court offered to send the official commitment here so that Dur brother could deliver him to the penitentiary authorities But Durham declared that he did not wish to be put in the attitude of committing his own brother to the penitentiary so he returned to Polkcounty a few days ago to arrange either for an officer to come here or for the authorization of Sheriff Page of Wake to mike the delivery In the meantime rail Durham spends his time walking about the city sight seeing He has called on a number of the State officers with whom he is acquainted at thecapital including Attorney General Gilmer who as an official duty argued for the State before the Supreme Court in opposition to allowing Durham a new trial Durham could be seen last evening seated on abench in the capitol square wearing a white vest and patent leather shoes quietly smok ing a cigarette Little did passers by suppose that the youth was here trying to become an inmate of the penitentiary and that thus far his efforts hati been In vain This is the most remarkable case on record in this State It is re markable not only for the fact that the prisoner is unable through such peculiar circumstances to get into the penitentiary to begin the service of his sentence but also for the un usual circumstances of the crime Durham was arrested by a depu ty sheriff and while arranging to give bond he ran The deputy ran after him and fired on him and Dur ham shot and killed the officer Of course he claimed self defence but that go with the courts and he is under sentence of 14 years having been convicted of murder in second degree His going to Raleigh voluntarily for commitment is noth ing more than others have done re cently and is doubtless a sort of grand stand play that will be used in an application for a pardon soon Cotton Seed Meal Hulls Ship Stuff Seamless Sacks Something new PLANO MACHINERY COTTON SEED MEAL COTTON SEED HULLS COTTON MIXED EED Produces more milk more butter better milk bettei butter 1 he best feed summer or winter Sold bv Gro cers and eed Stores If vo ir dnalnr call on us Resnentfullv Statesville Oil and ertilizer Co Lame A Backl Neuralgia Sprains aBmises PRICE SOLD BY All Druggists Dr Earl SSIoari BOSTON MASS USA MORAVIAN ALLS 'i Close of the School Death of Mrs Kobln and possessing tonic (properties that act gently and admirably in the up building of a run down weakened or disordered condition of the system One of the greatest points in favor of is that it is the only blood remedy on the market which does not contain a mineral ingredient of some kind to derange or damage the system It is the one medicine that can be taken with absolute safety by the youngest child or the oldest member of the family and persons who allowed their systems to get in such condition that most medicines are repulsive to the stomach will find that while thorough is gentle and pleasant in its action and has none of the nauseating effects of the different mineral mixtures and concoctions offered as blood purifiers As every part of the body is dependent on the blood for nourishment and strength it is' necessary that this vital fluid be kept free from germs and poisons So long as it remains uncpiuanunaieci we are loruneu against ms ease and health is assured but any humor or poison acts injuriously on the sys tem and affects the general health Pus tular eruptions pimples rashes and the Afferent skin affections show that the very 600 is in a feverish and diseased condition as a result of too much acid or the presence of some irritating humor Sores and Ulcers are the result of morbid unhealthy matter in the blood and Rheumatism Catarrh Scrofula Contagious Blood Poison etc are all deep seated blood disorders that continue to grow worse as long as the poison remains a But all blood diseases are not acquired some persons are born with an hereditary taint in the blood and we see this great affliction manifested in many ways The skin has a waxy pallid appearance the eyes are often weak glands of the neck enlarged and as the kaint has been in the blood since birth the entire health is usually affected In all blood troubles has proved itself a perfect remedy and has well earned the title of BLOOD It goes down into the circulation and removes all poisons humors waste or foreign matter and makes this stream of life pure and health sustaining iNornmg reacnes inneruea oiooa troubles like it removes every particle of the taint purifies and strengthens the weak deteriorated blood and supplies it with the healthful properties it needs and establishes the foundation for good health As a tonic this crrAof Iuk nn pnnal onrl if will Kp fniind PURELY VEGETABLE especially bracing to weak anaemic persons Rheumatism Catarrh bores and Ulcers bKin Diseases Scrofula Contagious Blood Poison and all other blood troubles are cured perma nently by and so thorough is the cleansing of the blood that no trace of the dis ease is left to break out in future years or to be transmitted to offspring If you are in need of a b1oodpurifier get of them all and good results are assured Bookon the blood and any medical advice desired furnished without charge to all who write TRE SWIET SPECIIC COMPANY ATLANTA GA a Seed Irish Potatoes Onion 2 Sets New River Seed Corn and a full line of Staple and ancy Groceries 1 Head quarters for Mail Boxes 5201 South Center St Marshall 184 A GUARANTEED SPECIIC OR ALL DISEASES THE KIDNEYS BLADDER AND URINARY OR GANS IMMEDIATE RELIE AND PERMANENT CURE 4 OR SALE LOGAN STIMSON SON Correspondence of The Landmark The school at this place closed on the 13th with a picnic and box sup per and a social gathering at night The boxes were bid off under alimit of $150 and most of them brouglrt the Mr AH Cranor ofWilkesboro made a short address and auctioned the boxes usic was furnished tjy the Moravian alls orchestra and glee club and the crowd thoroughly enjoyed itself This ends one of the must success ful schools at Moravian for several years both as to students' enrolled and work accomplished The board ing students have all left for their homes and our village seems some what deserted However we are still in the ring and are moving along with our ysual smooth sailing On the 20th Mrs Nellie Robinson wife of Rev Robinson died at their home near the Brushy Moun tain Iron and Lithia Springs She 48 years of age a Ken tuckian by birth and married Mr Robinson about 28 years ago She was a devout Christian a member of the Presbyterian Church and ap proached death fearlessly There are three children surviving Mrs McDiarmid of ayetteville issEl len and Ed mond Robinson Mr Robinson is pastor of the Pres byterian churches at North Wilke i boro Wilkesboro and Elkin is one of our best citizens and much sym pathy is expressed for him in this sad hour Mrs Vannoy died at her home at North Wilkesboro on the 21st bronchitis being the cause of her death She was about 70 years old was the wife of the late Maj Vannoy who preceded her across the mystic river in January 1905 She was a consistent member of the Methodist Church a devout Chris tian honored and respected by all Rev Ownby conducted the fu neral at the residence after which the body was laid to in the Wilkesboro cemetery The politicians are busy in this county seeing that poll taxes are paid by May 1st Hackett of Wilkesboro is again in the field for congressional honors and is vgry alert as he always is in the interest of the party There are but few campaigners in the district that are his equal and certainly none his su perior While we have no special so far as the other candi dates are concerned yet we believe that Mr Hackett is the strongest candidate now before the people and his chances are in the ratio of 16 to 1 get The fruit in the of has survived the cold thus far and the prospects are that there will be fruit in abundance this year Mr Charlie Shores of Wilkesboro has purchased the Alexander prop erty at this place and will soon move his family here Mr Alexander and family will move to the State of Wash ington about the 1st of May" Mr Simms of Wasli gton arrived here a few daysagoand will take charge of the job office on the Yellow Jacket force Another linotype machine Bas been placed in the linotype here for the benefit of students taking this course Mr Christopher Stout of West Virginia arrived here afew days ago to spend some time with bis family who are living at this place Porter Moravian alls April 25 County Commissioners Convicted in the ederal Court The Raleigh Times says that an unusual case in the ederal Court at New Berne last week was that in I which the commissioners of Pamlico 1 1 county were convicted of failure to comply with an order of the United 4 States War Department regarding the obstruction of a navigable stream by failure to provide proper draw in the bridge The commissioners set up the plea that an act of the last State Legislature has taken the matter of the care of roads and bridges out of their hands and nut them under the supervision of the board of magistrates so that they were not responsible Judge Purnell held thisact on the part of the Legislature made no dif ference as under the provisions of the twelfth article of the United States constitution the regulations prescribed by the United States government must be the law of the land And the War Department had specified the requirments as to the bridge in question to the proper I brother and a neighbor fought the authorities They had not been beast back and carried the injured complied with and the board ofcom man home An examination showed missioners were the legal repreri bruises and gashes about the hips sentatives of the county and as such though it is believed he is not per inust be held responsible Imanently injured Aftnr findincr thn enmmiccinn orc I rtiriliw iKa xulThe Nvr anlnment of Cara CAROLINAS MONAZITE COMPANY judge continued the prayer for judg 1 nun ment untjl the neXt term of 'court re Tbe soutfaern is now receiving an quiring the individual commission average of 40 new cars daily from the PTirrrr a qt7q ers to give bond in the sum of $500 bjs ineludes both the freight URCHASES all grades Monazite and appear at tho next term of the cars and flat and coal cars but this Sand Desirable property pur court and show that theordersof the apparently rapid addition to th6 chased or leased Refineries: Shel War Department as to the bridge company rolling stock affects the and Hildebran Gaffney have been complied with general condition but slowly Address I When it is remembered that the Death and Destraction rom a Texas Tor I Southern Controls thousandsof miles I Carolinas Monazite Co nado of tracks it can readily be seen that Box 127 Shelby or Bellevue Texas Disratch April 26 the order for 8000 cars now being rrrAQ tetaodD at ml A tornado which swept through piled will give not much more than vidAo IHAKL Net this place tonight destroyed every pn0 car P0r mile additional over the April 19Ub Ithinrr in its nath and as a ncnlt entire route When the new cars are I I practically the entire town is amass I all delivered however they will I I of ruins only three buildings now make an important addition to the Islanding At least eleven persons I capacity for handling I ar a anH nnmhor I frfiiixht I I be toronado was followed by fire Mills Saws Belts Threshir Machines etc which Consumed the Wreckage Acqatted on Groun1 In I WecfTer for i ale the following second hand Tho whnlo business snntinn sanity MachinerylngoodcODdition: 1 WBOie DUSineSS SeCUOn Of the Atianta Ga Dispatch April 27 One 20 Peerless engine on silks in I town and all stocks Of merchandise I rnu 4 1 TP C4 good condition Used about 12 months and I ri oct rnvad The trial of Mrs Standifer can malic prompt delivery I fnr LHa mnrHftr Af liwr QiQtiAr icc I (Jue 6 Portable Engine on wheels Us The tornado was a mile wide and 1 )S? ea 0O3aay traveled over tbe earth for a dta CW 9 ast I I rxci hn rrrn vr I uvu wvi uvivu uiaaaai I i 1 fact that so few were killed isl QteJeU gUiJ and I 0 i I 0 1 A accounted for by the fact that prac ri admitting the kilhng hereof XUPPll I NA IP tically every house was equipped nJ5anlfcy I MUUKLl UdlU Jwitbkstorm rnlRr and impelled her to do the deed rn7tArVOm ao cmn TIi 2 Mrs Standifer shot and killed her ran to them as soon as they saw the o5ctor twrn nn tornado approaching Those who I 1 Ju 7 had no storm cellars or who hoa not reach them were the ones who busband to the dead woman suffered Last winter many lives! Get wnat He Deserved 1 I were lost in the same neis hhnrhonri I 4 by a tornado Chatham Va one Jas Dooley while are placing on sale Greensboro Industrial News Dooley was convicted of I where at Itcannolbe denied that there is and sentenced to mJ in ertmo nnartorc oUnn fi i vears in the Denitentiar It is said mi uusmi i kniH Every box guarauieeu su Jfi giye satisfaction secure the biggest crops of corn fertilizers must be used liberally It gives descriptions and prices of Cora and Cotton Planters Wheel Disk Cultivators arm Wagons Engines Buggies Surries Harness Saddle Crimp other Roofing Barb Wire encing etc armers will get the beet arm Implements on the market and save money by sending us their orders Write for our Catalogue Mailed free on request i i i 1 patrons on routes nave idiieu to puu yours lOT tile asking no cost or obligation up boxes as prescribed in the de in some quarters a reeling or hostili J0010 ty to certain of the Republican! pooy was much surprised as he HOLLlSTERiS 1 party leaders expected to be hung as he knew he ioc7B S9efs vkaks ffiS gaua I STIMSON GBOCIBY CO SWr been cheated bj his escape from the i 'impiea Eczema Impura success it sootnes the child softens the gums I trallOWS and It Judge luyncn was io xuiKHi xiao idreath tSluccrlsh Rnwia TTealaAt I allavs nil nmnt cures wind nnlin nnrl lo I Ahd uackacue ATnunl tM fn I rnmpdv nv nior liov Ti 111 I tflKft CuarPTe OIJ DIS C5v box made by little sufferer immediately Sold by Druggists receive his just deserts Houlistkr Drug Company Madison Wls in every part of the world '1 wenty fl re cents GOLDEN NUGGETS OR GALLOW Prnoi a bottle Be sure and ask fi "Mrs Winslow's VL rvn qalluw rEOPLE 9 Tlffrc landmark IS 8300 A EAR Reapers Mowers Bind ers Hay Presses Bick ford Huffman Drills Taylor Wagons CALL AT GRAIN STORE North Center Street i I Have in Stock a resh Line of I Garden Seed By depositing it in a good reliable bank Confident that this bank fully meets the needs we tender its services to all who believe in keeping on the safe side The irst National Bank STATESVILLE Capital JSurpJus and Undivided Profits $88702 76 January 1st 1906 A mil I in i A SrBSW 8WnT8 I i i 1 sm 1 ti Prescriptionist ii WE A lREl I 4 Ji I 2N i 1 4 i I '1 1 1 ced! eirein v' IB 1 I CO mtluTH SIM I.

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