The News-Herald from Morganton, North Carolina • Page 3

mTTrfTfin'T'ifl vir nrnriii injur" The 10-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Smith, of Smoky Creek township, died on the 19th inst.

of pneumonia, Telephone No- 26. 1 weaHL unas NOV. 26. 1908. 0,000 jSDAY.

ronenms tani Personal For over sixty years doctors Crowellis spending this Seville. have endorsed Ayer's Cherry Conference Appointments. Where the Preachers of the Western North Carolina Conference Go the Next Year Next Meeting of the Conference to Be Held at Hickory. The Western North Carolina Conference held at Asheville the past week was largely attended by both preachers and laymen and was one of the "most interesting meetings in the history of that body. Appointments for the next year were -read out Tuesday morning as follows: ASHEVILLE DISTRICT.

D. Atkins, P. E. Asheville Pectoral for coughs, colds, jlaud Jarrett, of Newton, iveak lungs, bronchitis, con i3 this weeK. an sumption.

You can trust a medicine the best doctors ap tit returned prove. Thea trust this the next tpie you have a hard cough. from Asheville. w. De Land, of Ashe- The beat kind of a testimonial "Sold lor over sixty years." Has left the county every year for years.

We keep our insurance premiums at home. Our insurance premiums are loaned out at six per cent, interest on real estate. Keep your insurance premiums in town by taking your insurance with oqr companies. REAL ESTATE. We buy and sell real estate.

Come in and see us when you are inthe market for valuable property, or when you have real estate to sell. We will sell for you on commission. MORGANTON INSURANCE REALTY CO. lent Sunday town. F.

Ader, G. P. Kirby, assistant. High Point, Washington Street -J. Ed.

Thompson. Liberty W. L. Grissonu Pleasant Garden R. A.

Taylor Ramseur and Franklinville J. E. Woosley. Randleman and Naomi G. E.

Eaves. Randolph B. F. Fincher. Reidsville T.

L. Mann. Ruffin J. P. Hombuckle.

Uwharrie J. A. Sharpe. Wentworth S. Taylor.

Editor N. C. Christian Advocate H. M. Blair.

Assistant Editor W. L. Sherrill. Secretary and Treasurer G. F.

College W. Curtis. Professor in Trinity College J. C. Wooten.

Missionary to Korea J. R. Moose. MORGANTON DISTRICT R. M.

Hoyle, P. E. Bakersvilte J. Shelton, supply. Broad River J.

L. McNear, supply. Cliffside S. E. Richardson.

Connelly Springs J. F. Moser, R. S. Abernethy, supply.

Elk Park C. E. Steadman. Green River--W. S.

Cherry. Forest City J. C. Mock. Henrietta-Caroleen L.

P. Bogle. Morganton Station W. F. Womble.

Morganton Circuit N. M. Modlin. Marion H. H.

Jordan. McDowell D. S. Richardson. North Catawba J.

J. Brooks. Old Fort W. G.Mallonee. Rutherfordton T.

J. Rogers. Rutherford College W. E. Poovey.

Spruce Pine A. P. Foster, supply. Table Rock Albert Sherrill. Thermal City V.

L. Marsh. Hartland-M. H. Tuttle.

Mrs. W. F. Womble T. O.

Ayer Lowell, Kmc and was buried -at North Catawba church on the afternoon of the 20th. Our friend Joe. Tate McGimsey, of Linville Township, besides being: an all-round fellow, is also a good farmer. He sends us two turnips from his farm which are the finest seen in Morganton this season. Mr.

C. B. Queen and Miss Eldorado Patten, of Silyer Creek township, were married, ouNov. 19th, at the home of the bride's father. Rev.

E. W. Jones, of Marion, performing- the ceremony. The happy pair will reside near Bridge water. The work of concreting sidewalks still goes on and will no doubt be continued as long as this pretty weather lasts.

A four-foot concrete walk on Avery avenue was completed a couple of weeks ago and a wider walk is manufacturer, of Iredell J. Lannlng. Circut -J. O. Erwin.

Lenoir Station Ira Erwin. T. S. Coble. Mooresrilte Station R.

M. Courtney. Newton E. W. Cox.

Rock Springs W. Elliott Statesville CircuitT. F. Wagff. Statesville, Broad Street Harold Turner.

Statesville, Race Street H. Robbies. Stoney Point T. B. Jjhnson.

Trouttnan J. J. Edwards. Conference Miionary Evangelist D. A.

Comann. President Davenport College C. C. Weaver. WAYNESVILLE DISTRICT W.

H. Willis. P. E. Brevard Station R.

G. Tuttle. Brevard Circuit J. F. Starnes.

Bethel C' A. Swift. Canton L. B. Abernethy.

Clyde J. H. Green. Haywood To be supplied. Johnathan J.

B. Hyder, supply. Leicester C. H. Mills River J.

W. Williams. North Haywood J. Womack. Springs Creek j.

B. Par ham, supply. Sulphur Springs J. W. Campbell.

Waynesville J. H. Barnhardt. West Asheville R. E.

Atkinson. WINSTON DISTRICT T. F. Mark, P. E.

Advance L. L. Smith. Cooieemee W. Y.

Scales. Davidson W. H. Vestal. Davie P.

E. Parker. Farmington A. G. Eoftin.

Forsyth J. S. Hiatt. Kernesville H. C.

Bj rum, Leaksville A. T. Bell. Lewisville J. T.

Ratledge. 7 SARSAPARILLA. Ifada hi PIUS. HAIR VW0R. yers 4 Tuesday from Asheville.

E. McK. Goodwin Monday from Asheville. George Wilkins, of Dallas, ending this week in We have no secret, Wa publish the formulas of all our modiainea. Bethel J.

D. Arnold. Central G. T.Jtowe.-Hayward Street T. L.

Lal-lance. Ayer's Pills keep the bowels regular. All vegetable and gently laxative. .3 "-t c. Macmahan, of Ruth- College, spent Monday returned in Char S.

Pearson her home iv to FRANK P. TATB. Pr. S. R.

COLLETT. Viee-Pres. FRED L. HUFFMAN. Sec Trea.

A. M. KISTLER. J. McNAUGHTON.

A. M. IN GOLD. JOHN A. DICKSON.

C. A. SPENCER. S. HUFFMAN.

Insurance, Bonds, Real Estate, -Rents, Loans. Retail Merchants' Association Asks for Better Accomodations for the Coon-try People. At a recent meeting of the Retail Merchants' Association of Morganton the subject of conveniences for the country people was discussed and the following resolution adopted "Whereas, The town of Morganton is deficient in hitching and feeding places for the country people who come to Morgan-' North Asheville-G. G. Harley.

Bald Creek Circuit-L. H. Griffith, supply. Biltmore and ML Pleasant G. H.

Christenbury. Burnsville Circuit C. E. Hypes. Fairview Circuit Joseph A.

Fry. Hendersonville Station J. W. Moore. Hendersonville Circuit S.

L. Mcintosh, supply. Hot Springs Circuit A. B. Honeycut, supply.

Marshall Circuit Elmer Simp Ralph Abernethy, of i .1 5 heater, spent ivionaay in C. C. Brothers, of visiting old "friends in President Rutherford College W. W. Peele.

Professor Rutherford College O. J. PURE Madison and Mayondan B. Mar- about completed on the east side of Church street from Main street to Grace church. It is expected that much more of this work will be done next spring and summer.

The property owners adjoining are paying half the cost of the concrete walks. The heart-felt sympathy of all our people goes out to Mr. and Mrs. A. A.

Connelly, of Morgan- Robert Sudderth returned geson. 4 ton, and "Whereas, It is a convenience due the country people and to the benefit of the merchants in n- from the Asheville con- Meadow MocksvWle J. F. Kirk. North Thomasville A.

R. Bell. Spray Draper T. C. Jordon.

uaker Catie Stockesdale To be supplied. general and the town of Morgan-ton, be it "Resolved, That a committee son, supply. Riverside Circuit A. E. Harrison.

Swannanoa Circuit M. T. Smathers. Tryon and Saluda W. A.

Newell. Weaverville Station T. E. yrup. P.

L. Terrell is spending xeek in Asheville and Henrie Peeler, of Ruther-Jollege, was in town Stoneville J. H. Robertson. Summervile C.

P. Goode. Thomasville Parker "Holmes. Walkertown W. A.

Lambeth. Jones; MT. AIRY DISTRICT W. M. Bagby, P.

E. Boon Circuit W. O. Rudisill. Creston Circuit A.

W. Roten, supply. Elkin Station D. M. Litaker.

Danbury Circuit D. A. Binkley, East Bend Circuit E. E. Yates.

Helton Circuit P. L. Shore, supply. Jefferson Circuit T. G.

W. Holloway. Jonesville Circuit R. L. Doggett.

Laurel Springs Circuit J. W. Can-dill, supply. Mt. Airy Circuit J.

W. Kennedy. Mt. Airy Station D. Vance Price.

North Wilkesboro Station Z. Paris. be appointed to confer with the town and' county authorities to provide the necessary places for Walnut Cove O. P. Clyde.

hitching, watering and feeding. 'LYNN You Dossiblv know this better as Winston, Burbeed W. M. Biles. Winston, Centenery J.

Aber nethy. Circuit D. R. Winston, Grace W. M.

Kobbins. but really syrup is the proper MOLASSES," Smiley. Weaverville ProffitL CHARLOTTE The committee has been appointed, and we are sure that so commendable a move will meet with the co-operation of all citizens who have the welfare of the Winston, Southside and Salem J. Roscoe Cuthbertson, of issee, is visiting his wife at Clark's. A.

E. Hicks and little a lr R. Wolf. ton, in the death of their little daughter Gertrude, aged five years, which accurred Tuesday night at midnight. It was a great shock to the family and friends, as the little one had been sick only a short time.

Pneumonia was the cause of her Gertrude was bright, loveable child and will be greatly missed -from the home circle. The body was tenderly laid to rest in Forest Hill cemetery yesterday afternoon, Rev. W. F. Womble conducting the services.

old DISTRICT. H. (ft to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to- to to to to to to to to to name, as it is so far superior to the Agent Children's Home J. P. Rod- Pilot Mountain Circuit H.

Bren- gers. jerome, returned juon- style molasses. Transferred G. H. Cromwell and rom Asheville.

dall. Rockford Circuit T. J. Houck, Evaporated, with skill and the best known cane syrup R. L.

Ownbey to Oklahoma confer town at heart WATCHED FIFTEEN YEARS. "For fifteen years I have watched the working of Bucklen's- Arnica Salve; ence; G. W. Cruth field to Kentucky care it is by far Mary Bellmer is spending igiving with Miss Bess Conference; A N. Lewis to Virgtnia onference; Frank Siler to North Rural Hall Circuit J.

D. Gibson. Sparta Circuit J. C. Keever.

Watauga Circuit T. E. Weaver. Wilkes Circuit W. L.

Dawson. ton, in Hickory. Georgia conference antf J. F. Totten to Pacific conference.

the country. WE ARE SOLE AGENTS. ana it nas never tailed to cure any sore, boil, ulcer or burn to which it was applied. It has saved us many a doctor bin," says A. F.

Hardy, of East Wilton, Maine. 25c. at W. Leslie's drug store. Monroe Kincaid, of Ashe-was here for a few days Wilkesboro Station B.

F. Hargett. At Saturday's session of the i U) vi i vi it ft it) ieek on business. Yadkinville Circuit W. T.

Albright District Missionary Evangelist Z. Barnhardt. Boyer, P. E. Andersonville P.

L. Terrill. Charlotte Belmont Park L. A. Falls.

Brevard Street C. M. Pickens, A. R. SurratL AssistanL Calvary E.

E. Williamson. Chad wick and Seversville J. P. Hipps.

Dilworth and Big Spring A. Coburn, supply. North Charlotte W. O. Godde, Trinity E.

L. Bain, W. L. Nicholson, supply. Tryon Street G.

H. Detwiler. Derita S. T. Barber.

Lilesville E. J. Poe. Matthews O. J.

Hinson. Conference the report of the Administratrix Notice. joint board of finance, which was Valfong, of Watauga coun-rought 75 turkeys to the Having qualified as administratrix of the estate SALISBURY DISTRICT J. C. Rowe, re kuk.

deceased, late of Burke county. adopted, shows that more than $9,000 has this year been ap iurm vruimn, tin. i. notiry all persons hav Hospital on Tuesday. UK claims against tne estate of said deceased to exnimt tnem to tne undersigned at Brtdgewater, N.

C. on or before the 12th of November. portioned to the Conference Jurors for December Term, 1908, Burke Superior Court. The following have been drawn to serve as jurors at the next term of Burke Superior Court, which convenes on the 7th of December, for the trial of civil cases only: First week John Cloer, R. L.

Wagner, I. M. Hensley, Thomas Hallyburton, Calvin Icard, Char P. E. Albemarle Station H.

C. Sprinkle, Albemarle Circuit J. T. Stover, C. M.

Gentry, super. Bethel Station S. S. Higgins. properly verified, or this notice will be pleaded in Falls, of Rutherford is spending Thanksgiv- FORNEY COMPANY.

bar or tneur recovery. All persons indebted to saia estate will please make immediate payment. claimants and the amount to be raised for this purpose next year was fixed at $10,000. The ith relatives in town. inis tne iztn a ay oi November, lyoa.

LV. RTTRT Big Lick Circuit--W. D. Ridenhour, Admrx. estate of J.

R. Rust, dee'd. Jo Patton, of Charlotte, KMaie a xiuaman, attorneys. board recommended that the Con Sunday with his parents, ad Mrs. R.

L. Patton. ference raise for the superannuate to one per. cent, of the amount Curtis is spendmg paid on pastors' salaries. supply.

China Grove CircuitJ. A. J. Far rington. Concord Central P.

T. Durham. Epworth J. W. Long.

Forest Hill--W. L. Hutchins. West Concord W. C.

Jones. Concord Circuit B. A. York. Monroe Central Church H.

F. Chreitzberg. Morven W. P. McGhee.

Mount Zion A. W. Plyer. North Monroe and Icemoreles M. T.

Steele. tsgivirig with ner sister, Eleven young men were recei Mattie Curtis, at Granite ley Cook, Joseph Mull, Er-win Coffey, E. S. Abernethy, Waits York, S. Vance Tate, Pink Sisk, Zero Burns, O.

M. Cook, Lee FranklinJ. Pink Whisenant, W. L. Eckard, John W.

Simpson. ved as members of the Confer ence on trial. Among these are M. Y. Self, J.

O. Erwin and E. Lillie Stevenson, of Ashe- Cottonville Circuit C. Kuk, is spending the Thanksgiv- lidays with Mrs. R.

F. supply. Gold Hill Circuit James Wilson. Jackson Hill Circuit E. M.

Avett. Kannapolis J. H. Sellers. E.

Yates, of Statesville district, Messrs. Ervin and Yates being residents of Iredell and Mr. Yates a resident of Catawba. Pineville-W. S.

Hales. Polkton L. T. Covdell. Prospect G.

C. Brinkman. Unionville A. J. Burrus.

Wadesboro J. H. West. Waxhaw C. M.

Campbell. Weddington J. H. Bradly. Principal of Weddington J.

M. Downum. Lexington Station A. L. Stanford.

J. M. Woodling, of Elkins, was the guest ot nis Linwood Circuit J. H. Bennett.

Mr. Pleosant Circuit M. D. Heit. Second week W.

A. Absher, Jeff R. Coffey, Julius GriseL J-R. Williams, M. M.

Bost, C. B. Shuping, Timothy Lail, E. P. Bennett, S.

S. Thomas, John Causby, Harper Heavner, Tate Baker, John H. Parks, Jack Kincaid, RobL C. Deal, Frank Mc-Call, Jim Tom Brittain, S. S.

Lane. ear. Mr. A. M.

lustier, a lew New London Circuit A. L. Aycock 5t week. May Lackey, who is ing at Valdese, is spending Norwood Station J. E.

Gay. Salem Station G. A. Stamps. Salisbury: First Church Turrentine Holmes Memorial Short South Main Street Craven Salisbury Circuit Tucker Spencer Station Sherrill giving at her father's, Mr.

Lackey's, near town. R. B. Lallanc from the South Carolina and F. S.

Love from the North Carolina Conference were announced transferred to this Conference. P. D. Bridges and R. L-Fruit were discontinued at at their own request The committee on Conference entertainment recommended the raising of an amount equal to one per cent of the amount paid for pastors' salaries to be used in meeting the expenses of entertaining the Conference.

Miss Robert Miller to Wed Prof. 5363 Rose Davis and Kather- Principal Piedmont Industrial School J. A. Baldwin. Missionary to Japan S.

'A. Stewart. Student to Vanderbilt University N. S. Ogburn.

FRANKLIN DISTRICT R. M. Taylor, P. E. Andrew Station C.

S. Ross are spending the East Spencer North Main Phoe- isgiving holidays with Mrs. "on B. Mott, in Statesville. BUSYDAYSAT ANDERSON'S.

OCTOBER-The Largest Sales in Our History. "EVER TO THE FRONT" Is Our Motto. Only a few months ago this business was started in a small way in a little rented store on Broadway. By close attention to business, broad and liberal dealings, polite and courteous treatment and a desire at all times to gire its custoners the most dependable merchandise to be found anywhere at- moderate prices, this store has forced its way to the front, eclipsing anything in the way of modern merchandising in this section. The pride of this business is the two large store rooms that we occupy, the largest stores in Western North Carolina, filled full of all sorts of the very best merchandise that can be found in this country, at prices that will appeal to you.

This is one store that everybody that comes to town will come to see before they leave. We want more new business. We have a large force of clerks for an extra business from now to X-mas. NEXT WEEK WE WILL SELL nica Brittain West Albemarle Davis Hooper of Virginia. Charlotte Observer.

-Mrs. Susan Ann Hooper, of Roanoke, has announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Nancy Elizabeth, to Mr. Robert Craton Miller, of Shelby. The wedding will take place Woodleaf Circuit Pusey Principal New London High School Rankin rs. Harvey and Byron of Rutherford College, The Conference has contributed his year for foreign and domestic pending Thanksgiving with F.

Shek- SHELBY DISTRICT cousin, Mrs. Avery Wilson. Bryson City Circuit J. J. Eads.

Dillsboro and Sylvia C. H. Neal. missions more than $49,000. Howard, who has The next meeting of the- Con teaching in Buncombe coun ference will be held at Hickory.

December 23rd. Mr. Miller and his bride will be at home in Morganton thereafter. This announcement will be of much interest to many in this section. Mr.

Miller is the son of Mr. and ts returned home, after clos- a very successful four months HOW I YOUR DIGESTION. Mrs. Mary Dowling of No 228 8th Franklin Circuit W. J.

Hughes, supply. Franklin Station M. F. Moores. Glenville Circuit -R.

L. Andrew's, supply. Hayesville Circuit D. C. Bal IULL, P.

E. Bel wood L. E. Stacy. Bessimer City J.

F. Armstrong. Cherryville C. Swafford. Crouae M.

B. Clegg. El Bethel T. S. Ellington.

Gastonia: Gastonia, Main Street G. D. Herman. Gastonia, West End and Frtinklin Avenue J. C.

Harmon. Gastonia, dark J. B. Carpenter. Kings Mountain D.

F. Carson. Lincolnton Station F. L. Townsend.

Lincolnton Circuit J. W. Strider. San Francisco, recommends a remedy for stomach trouble. She says: Gratitude for the wonderful effect ot and Mrs.

Dan Hilderbrand little daughter, Helen, of Electric Bitters in a case of acute indigestion, prompts this testimonial. I am fully convinced that for stomach are visiting Mr. iebrand's father. Mr. M.

P. and liver troubles JMectnc Bitters is the best remedy on the market to-day." Hrand. This great tonic and alterative medi lard. Hiwassee Circuit-Gay Bryant, supply. Macon Circuit A.

W. Jacobs. Murphy Circuit J. H. Hopkins, supply.

and Mrs. Richard Coleman cine invicoratss the system, purifies the blood and is especially helpful in Mrs. A. C. Miller, of Shelby.

He is a graduate of the Deaf and Dumb School at Morganton and of Gallaudet College, near Washington. He is at present a member of the faculty of the Morgan-ton institution and is a young man of fine character and ability. Miss Hooper is a member of one of Virginia's most refined families and is a young lady of intellectual gifts and culture. all forms of female weakness. 50c.

at visiting their daughter, Mrs. in Greenville. S. and Leslie's drug store. Lowell W.

V. Honeycut. Lowesville D. P. Waters.

McAdenville C. H. Caviness. Mt. Holly J.

Tabor. Polkville--W. M. Boring. -Just received, a car load of Mr.

Perkins Coleman, in tney, S. C. SPECIAL FOLLOWING ARTICLES' Steel Ranges. Morganton hardware uo. Shelbv Station J.

R. Scroggs, A. Jo Golloway and daughter, 98c" Bowls and Pitchers utn Carolina, are in town, SALE OF TOWN LOT. Station W. Abernethy.

Robbinsville Circuit T. J. Fol-ger. Webster Circuit J. A.

Peeler. Whittier Circuit-D. J. Miller. GREENSBORO CIRCUIT W.

R. Ware, P. E. Asheboro Circuit R. L.

Melton. Asheboro Station C. A. Wood. account of the death of Mr.

Br virtue of en order of the Superior court made 69c. 89c. $2.65 6c. sister, Mrs. John son.

G. Gantt, super. Circuit E. N. Crowder.

Sduth Fork C. R. Ross. Stanley Creek B. Wilson.

STATESVILLE DISTRICT J. HUGGTES.H. E. Alexander Myers. Caldwell A.

Wiley. N. in the caae of John T. Perkins, administrator of J. H.

Reid, vs. E. F. Reid and others. I will sell at public auction for cash, at the court house door in Morzanton.

on Monday. 21st Dec. 1908. that cer 6 are rprmocorl Vitr tVio simpr. tain lot of J.

H. Reid adjoining 3. L. Anderson and others, lyinz on Kin? street, in the town of One lot of Blankets worth 85c. ElkiiMO-4 Blankets Good Canton Flannell Ginghams apron.

Cups and Saucers, set Ladies Wrappers, We have a large lot of Rugs and Druggets. Just the thing-for an X-mas present to your wife. IN OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. We will sell a big lot of Men's and Boys' Leggins at 25c. Extra good values in Pants for Men and Boys.

dent of the County Home Morganton. JN. bemr lot Mo. 11 of the Puett nroDertr. as advertised in The Morsanton Herald.

and containing 36 ft. front on King; street, and 86 bounce that Rev. J. D. Lar- Catawba J.

M. Price, M. Y. Self, feet back on the land between the fuett property and the Methodist graveyard, and conveyed by T. Avery in book page 304.

The said lot te be 3 of the Monranton Baptist assistant. Death tf Mrs. J. L. Nelson.

After a serious illness of several weeks Mrs. J. L. Nelson, wife of one of our most prominent citizens, the county coroner, died at her home in Morganton at an early hour yesterday morning. She leaves, besides a husband, one son and numerous other relatives in the county.

The bexeaved have the sympathy of a host of friends. The funeral will be held from, the home, on Green street, this (Thursday) 30c. Clarksbury J. P. Brantly, sup sold subject to the dower right therein of Mrs.

will preach at the Home Annie Keid. Tata 24th 1908. JOHN T. PERKINS. $1.00 4unday, Nov.

29th, at 2:30 p. AH are cordially invited to ply. Davidson R. S. Howie.

Granite Falls To be supplied Admr of J. H. Reid. SALE OF TIMBERED LANDS. Hickorv Circuit W.

E. Edmonson. Coleridge R. L. Fruit.

Denton J. E. Allred, supply. East Greensboro A. S.

Raper. Greensboro Carraway Memorial-W. Davis. Greensboro, Centenary W. A.

Smith. Greensboro Spring Garden Street N. R. Richardson. Greensboro Walnut Street J.

W. Ingle. Greensboro, West Market Street E. K. McLarty.

West Greensboro J. A. Bowles. High Point, South Main Street O. Hickory Station J.

H. Weaver. By virtue of an order of the Superior court of We want exery man, woman and child to our A VAT.TT A rT -c TID Burke cnunty made in the Special Proceeding eiTVlCnr. I 1 entitled E. S.

Warlick. administrator, vs. Aaron MEN PAST SIXTY IN DANGER. Pearty and Others, I wiiUsell for cash to the hitrhest bidder, at the court housa door in twn rf More than half of mankind over sixty Morganton. N.

C. on Monday. 21st December, that store between now and Christmas. wars of ae-e suffer from kidney and -i take a few doses ot Honey and Tar and it will cold from jour system. It mo-it stubborn coughs and and prevents pneumonia.

W. A. j- p. -f certain tract oi una: Containing 647 acres, lying in the county of I Burke, bea inning at a stake and Dointera on Fox bladder disorders, usuaiiy enidrKc morning at 10 clock, and the mterment will be at Forest Hill cemetery. ment of prostate glands.

This is both painful and dangerous, and Foley's Camp Hill in G. Pearcy's own line, and runs south with his own line 820 poles to a black-oak on the east side of the path: thence west 20 nolca to Kidney Kemeay snouia oe xajtcn a.i mc firat sip-nof daneer. as it corrects ir- Webb's corner, thence east with Webb's line 180 poles to Bettis line; thence east with his line 80 potes to Lingafeldt's line; thence east with his line rptrularities and has cured many old Hogan corner, where you J. L. ANDERSON, 60 poles to iaylor line: thence north with Taylor's line 240 poles to a maple: thence with -said men of this disease, mr.

nouney Burnett, Rockport, writes: "I suffered with enlarg-ed prostate gland and set the cheapest meats in Best steak at 10 and 11c NO CASE ONSRECORD. There is no cass on record of a cough or cold resulting' in pneumonia or consumption after Foley's Honey and Tar has been taken, as it will stop your cough and break up your cold quickly. Refuse any but the genuine Foley's Honey and Taiin a yellow package. Contains no opiates and is safe and sure. W.

A. Leslie, MIND YOUR BUSINESS! If you don't nobody will. It is.yjpur business to keep out of all the trouble you can and you will keep out of liver and bowel trouble if you take Dr. King's New Life Pills. They keep biliousness, malaria and jaundice out of your system.

25c. at W. A. Leslie's drug store. kidney trouble for years and alter tak line 80 poles to a pine near the old road leading to Jonas Ridge la the fork of Angles Branch; thence south 75 east 10 poles, crossing a prong of said branch, to a white-oak; thence north 45west with Pearcy's line to the beginning.

Bidding to commence at $490.40. the bid of Hen Sugar, 16 lbs. for (rAnrl nf oru orr ing two bottles ot foiey ivianey Rem edy I feel better than 1 have lor Twenty 'jfirl W11CC, 1US. 1U1 UUU ro? years, although I am now 91 years ry CUD. This Not.

24th 1908. H. S.WART.ICK. paid for country Harrison Co. old." W.

A. Leslie. Admr. Gabriel Pearcy..