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

DEATH OF CARL McKESSON. IN THE SOCIAL WORLD. Mortgage Sale of Land. nti News-Herald. Sense and Nonsense.

Ben Kibler handles a fine duties be lightened or he be Sterling silver Killed by a Freight Train Monday Night at Old Fort. Telephone No. 26. Is, but hisam- quality of overc llie entire community wasi hio-uous endorsement some- in'lISUAl, LIjI luuo. suocKea oeyond expression wnen the news of the death of lour Hair "Two years ago my hair was falling out badly.

I purchased a bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor, and soon my hair stopped coming out." Miss Minnie Hoover, Paris, 111. Perhaps your mother had thin hair, but that is no reason why you must )-3AT. PERSONAL. By virtue of a mortgage deed executed to the undersigned by Alphonzo Perkins and wife, Lula Perkins, on the 16th dax ot February, 1897, and default having been made in 'the payment of note secured by said mortgage deed, we will, on Monday, the 6th day of July, 1903, sell at the Court House door in Morganton. N.

to the hinhest bidder for cah, the following described pixt or parcel ot n.nj. siti a ted in Burke county, N. C. and bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning on a chestnut on the top of the ridge, isasau Miehciuii's corner, running south 2ol east fij poles a stake in J. Perkins' corner; then east 4 west poles to a stake, the 1'erkins old line: then north 20J east, Perkins line, to a stake on top of the ridge, the old Perkins corner; then south 75- 5 poles to a soui wood; then west 65 03 poles to a stake in the tieid; thru south 65 west 4 poles to the beginning, containing 25 acres, more or less.

Said mortgage deed duly registered in Book No. 2, page 207, in the office of Burke County. This June 4, 1903. FORNEY Mortgages. New Line Just In.

The Correct Thing For WEDDING GIFTS. J. B. Swindell, JEWELER. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE! given an assistant.

Sen. Vance once said that Morgan ton was noted for its beautiful women and ugly men. Conditions have not changed. Times have changed and men with them. The South has ever been noted for the respectand tenderness showed her women.

Cavaliers and geblemen, in ye olden times, placed women next to their God and bowed downand wor- Bristol was here on Brittain has gone to times excitessuspicon in the minds of his country friends. The other day heemphatically declared to a prospective customer, "Just buy this pair of overalls, wear 'em a week and I'll bet my head you'll never have another pair." Tom Lowdermi'k is v. T-doubted authority the i 4 On Saturuaj7 afternoon last at Mrs. Z. T.

Corpenicg threw open her home to number of friends who thoroughly enjoyed the hour with their charming hostess. Mrs. SCorpen-ing was unusually handsome in a gown of black, and the wdiole scene presented a symphony in white and black, as most of the guests were gowned in one or the other. The dining-room was loeIy with its decorations of pink roses and ferns and the menu of two courses was luost delicious. Those who partook of Mrs.

Corpening' hospitality were, Isaac T. Avery, Mrs. C. A. go through life with half-1 starved hair.

If you want I long, thick hair, feed it with Ayer's Hair Vigor, Carl McKesson, son of Mr. ar.d Mrs. C. F. McKesson, reached here on Monday.

lie was fhgman on a freight train which had stopped at Old Fort. In attempting to board the steps of the pilot on front of the engine, he missed his footing and was crushed beneath the wheels of the eDgine, causing instant death. lie was a manly young fellow, just 20 years old, who by his devotion to duty commanded the respect of hid employers, while his sunny aud nature made him tie idol of his fawi'y, beloved by Lis eciutiKh's and esteemed au 1 j'Otte 1 by eldets. la then sav? hvs 1' rcaod the saspaihy of the euthe on negroes T. Corpening- ar- week.

id I.Irs. F. M. Laxton 10 Atlanta onThurs- -1 Z.Irs. Hard havere-.

a slay at Linville and make it rich, dark, them. A slighting shippe tne weatuer squints his on one side, 1 i I and heavy. $1.00 boMe. drsbts. I will sell my house lot one mile north of Court House.

Place consists of3iacreaoflaud.au almost new 3-rootu dwelling, good well and an orchard of 75 bearing fruit trees. Land is all cleared and in good state of cultivation. Place is nicety situated on an elevation and is oonvenieut to et toby two load-t frofii on road i to Wirrti-'an's Clear of aii For sun i tti' 1.I If "mr tii-usrisc ennnot supnly ou, Kcni'i us fue il ar.i v.c i yiu bo'tle pare v.at'. givi; AUi1rer. fe an sv.ys "rain thi his colored frbn:" their ar wait for the simple B.r Johnson, of Gastonia, Mrs.

y.l.i left for her shinjrton last further particulars aj ply to leorge I'hiier, Mrs. George H. Administratrix's Notice-Having qualified aa adminiscraiix of P. S. Sudderth, deceased, notice is hereby given to alt persons having claims against the estate of s-aid intestate to present them to the under-signedf or payment within twelve months from this date, or this notice will be pleaded in bar ot their recovery; and all pirsoiia indebted to said estate are requebtid to make prompt settlement and thereby save cort.

This June IStU. 11W3. MRS. HOSA STJDDERT1I, Admrx, of fc. Sudderth, deo'd.

For Sale. A good young Guernsey Milch Cow. Apply to Mrs. C. R.

McNeely. SSJ-Fok Kent. Half of the G. If.LOWDEliMILK. Morauion, C.

urner-Thomason. ora re Moran, Mrs. George Phifer Frwin, against the fair name of any woman and the offender was summarily called to account with a horsewhip, or made to face a man ten paces wid: a pistol in hand. But now how different: The man who challenged every derogatory remark made about a woman would be classed a Don tixote or committed to the insane asylum. A proper regard for women a id.

the deference to be shown warders from The numerous friends of Mr. Mrs. Jessie Cickson, Mrs. John dici'-ons to other I I 0 BY OF C-IKL 7. 0 st; ec ESThe Bridgwater mill- Fred G.

Turner were surprised Tull, Mrs. Jo! Sprngue of New doub To allow the untimely VS.zz -wiili 0i1 i is ass' ng- Co. offer the best pro York, Miss Mary Laxton, Miss I Irs. Joe Tull, of are visiting Dr. Tv'l.

of Spray, X. her neice, Mrs. ham 1 the and pleased to hear of his Wednesday nisrht at 8:30 worked ducts of the latest and most Averv of this voting nun to as mere item of news weald, ir ee; to me, be at) panics ab'e. mproved machinery and a D. iz D.

School; Francis Shuford of Cincinnatti, Mrs. Ralph Laxton and Mrs. to Miss Annie Thomason, of thorough knowledge of the to Fred Laxton of Atlanta, Miss Asheville, at the residence of Mr, milling business. Our flour Carl McKesson wus a 1 cro. Not and meal make the most nutu- long that ct with lummies lis con Mnrv Dickson and Mrs.

Alphonso Charles Slmping, Rev. Kelly liko a military lu ro oi't'aj Webb Silver creek farm, two miles south-west of Morganton. Houk orhciating, day or a naiauia o. tiie ege oi ch: C. Averv Jr.

insunctivei'- in tiiem, no earr.ea lnstttv.t.on T. Ve Dickson, of is visi'-i-igher cousin, rar- I'icson. Mr. Turner is a son of Mr. V.

ahy, aud jet possessing the sueh a en iitles th ProT. ts. In a ious bread that is also pleas-ng to the eve and taste. A. W.

Trexler, Miller. him. oe a part ot every pply to A. F.Somers, guardian. Miss Annie Moran was at Irm to ass ascrsoeu ro ootii sore; G.

Turner, and for the past four iome to a nntaher of her friends Tom on some sto'y, the conrngi, the lush re ANNOUNCEMENT. on rrnlav evening, wnicli or five years has been making an enviable record as Railway Pos on t.ie ze recent isceu: solve, the supremo f. that JSThe personal property proved her one of the most gra abides until death. The next Recrular Annual Meeting of the earth, Tom made the assertion that it was 25000 of the late H. C.

Tate will be cious of vounsr hostesses. Her of the Catawba, and Burke Branch, lie fared forth to the baitle of tal Clerk. The happy pair have the good wishes of a host of friends. miles around. Sam agreed I II.

2.1oran and son been enjoying a 4- at Old Point Comfort i more. We had the pleasure of a Call from W. E. Halbrook. Citv edilor of the Hickor' fkmocrat, on Wednesday.

home is wonderfully attractive and true hospitality reigns so sold at auction, for cash, at the Tate homestead on Upper creek, on Thursdav, July 23rd. life, not with "Nemo me impune' but with "Ich dien" inscribed upon his banner. For the life of young "dat was right 'cording to my Leave It Where It Will Do the Most best riculluction, but when Tom gave the diameter of the Fire Insurance Association will be held in Morganton Court Hoase, on Saturday July 25th, the 4th Saturday in this month at 12 m. sharp. Every one who is in good standing, and entitled to a voice, in this important annual meeting, is urged to be present if possible.

M. A. Aberxethy, Newton, N. C. Carl was a life of labor, and bis Good, S.

P. Tate, M. F. Tate, within none could fail in having a delightful evening. Delicious ices were served.

Miss Annie's guests were Misses Dorathv and labor was love, a love that hal vour.g man's education. A mooted question recently among some town gallants was whether it was not just as propei for an escort to leave a young lady at the entrance to a public entertainment as to walk with her to the door of the ladie's dressing-room. Much feeling was engendered in discussing the proper method of introducing cur girls to strangers. It was voted unanimously that the young ladies should be led around and introduced to the voung men, who were not re- earth as 8000, Sam scratched To the Editor oflhe News-Her Admrs. of H.

C. Tate, dee'd. lowed and illumined and glorified his toil. ald. Miss Eessie Abernathy, of and Miss Craham, his head, struck his attitude, and replied, "Thars whar I takes issue wid vou.

Whose Marjorie Hughson, Addie Erwin, As The News-Herald is in- small sum of $4.25 Pure, in the midst of the temp Louise Adams, Nannie Pearson, tereBted in roads for our tations of youth; diligent in busi will buy a round trip ticket ii. i-. i- TM I GLORIOUS MOUNTAINS OF WESTERN been sofearsome to medurede suuie xaie, rioreucu xearson, Pmnmnnitv. it ninv svmnnthize and assure you a good time on L-nreoCe, are visiting Miss iie on West Union. Sheriff McDowell desires i attention called to his dirameter? You forgits whats Bessie Moore and Linda Tilling- itU th h' onnoses the ness though pleasure beloved to the primrose path; forgetful of self, though life wa9 young aud fair Morrison's excurson from NORTH CAROLINA down thar." Morganton to Charleston on hast.

Messrs. Lawrence Adams, removal of santI from the roa(s Edward E.win, John Tull, Willi- private individuals. That THE and sweet, this boy loved father One of the first cases ever July 28th. am ssraun, lverson uavw, airs spntimpnt. on.

nlive to SOUTHERN RAILWAY handled bv a member of our r.1 -r I 7 and mother and home, and spoke no word thet might not be uttered to her who taught him speech, quired to rise. 1 his is a pro new supply of 2, 3, I lilt Oil UJLVtj 1U AUAVUV-A lVSJVI 14 lis Quite a number of Morgan ton's the taking of sand from any of 4 and 5 lb. Paper Bags just gressive, strenuous and revo lutionary age. invites the attention of all Health or Pleasure seekers. and did no thiug that could not be mentioned in that home temple received at The News-Her beaux and bellesand theirchaper- our roads I do not believe in this week's issue in rd to collection of taxes.

rs. I-ufus Patterson, of Vcrk, who has been visitor-, (d. P. Erwin, left for on Thursday. Clare Falls, of Wash-r-: D.

arrived a week and her many friends and are glad to have her bar, who has long si nee gained prominence, was "pearing" for an old family darkey, who had been indicted for shooting a neighbor's dog. "Uncle Alfred," he said, "Am I toun derstand that vou shot the ald office. ones are enjoving mountain trips John A. Howell, sanctified by a mothei's prayers. The "Pristine Petrified Phenomenon" is here.

Com- during thismonth. Mr. and Mr s. Vinearden, July 13, 1903, in so soon after the reorgani young man, caught in the maelstrom of pleasure and vice; forgetful it not scornful of maternal Ben Kibler chaperoned a party a good time and a chance to visit some of the zation of the Bob Taylor on Monday consisting of Misses fa Jffl i afiectiou, I would point you to the Syndicate, weare led to believe ivate vagg, or uutnerioraton, THE TOURIST SEASON opened June 1, 1903, and on that dato Low-Rate Summer Excursion Tickets went on sale from principal points in the South and Southeast, to the noted resorts located on and reached by Southern Railway. Tickets on sale up to and including September 30, 1003; limited to October 31, 1903, for return.

most historic spots in America 5 example of this young life! If fihispnrk nf Grp.pnsborn that Prof. R. T. Clay well, in I Ac oti-ulr 1air i fnr the there is anything finite more beau 4 tacm acain. the absence of Ben Kibler, is Myra Davis, Flora Kibler and parts of Upper Creek, Lower Creek you can't do better than to go on Morrison excursion from Morganton to Charles tiful, more inspiring than Carl's responsible for his presence, devotion to his mother the story Messrs.

Herbert and Ralph Kibler i and Dink P.r-Utol TIipv infpnd for default in the payment of the stock in an attempt to recoup -his has never been told to me. He dog in self-defence?" "No, sar, it was not dat way at all. I shot 'im in de leg and he jumped de fence." It is said our night guardian of the peace has fallen off 20 pounds in his few weeks service, is simply worn to a frazzle, and all because of too much zeal. The height of his -ii ii I law tax assessments of 1901, I will sell VlSltmg Loveil LlllVllle rails, for cash at the Court House door in was her kuight errant and champ late losses, a Ins is not the first time Prof. Clavwell has r.

C. A. Johnson, of Gas- spent several daTs in h'rs. Johnson has been inher mother, Mrs. I.

V.rry, for several weeks. I-aac A. Phifer, of 1 C.i-V ltlnwlnfr U.u-h Morganton, N. on the first Monday ion always. The fruits of his tod in August, 1903, the following lands he prized only that they might to wit: Mr.

Mrs. John Wilson, of handled the Petrified Man. He says about five years ago, The Jf. P. Beck home place on Ur "THE IMP OF THE SKY" AND "SAPPHIRE COUNTRY," As'ieville, N.

and Hot Springs. N. C. offer every attraction to the Summer Traveleror Invalid. Greensboro.

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Per reek' alining heirs of Chris minister to her comfort. Had it been possible, he would have shielded her liom every care and I htiumer, iddj- necK anu oiners. xx Gaither, Miss Mamie Oollett and si.

so and cost. at a time when business Was dull, he made a combine with urg, arrived onWed-accompained b- his Toto.lnff on fr Hugh Taylor's store and home place anxiety, thinking it a privilege W1 of about three acres at Joy postomce. thus vicariously to bear her bur the managers of this same petrified gentleman, curtained mountain tnr, and, it is needless Tax on same 20cts. and cost. 1 I Wall of in Mr.

Blackwood 1 ton on July 23th. BSTThe directors of the Morganton Building mid Loan Association have decided to extend the time in which subscription to stock rna3' be made to Aug. 1, 1903, at which time the books will be closed. E. B.

Claywell, Sec. Tres. JS7For a few day's relaxation during- the hot dnys of Jily Morrison's exam-ion offers an ideal trip to th-j sea ambition is to be in ten places at once. He can't well a.tend tc a game of "craps' 'in Breakneck and subdue -tc- to their sojourn will be a township. Si.

so and cost. i irienas are dens. Yes, Carl McKesson was a hero i.ie o. auu. r.1tiiit nnr mid with T)r T'hr The John Campbell place on Catav pie.isanr one, mm, un in the partof thc Quake glad to see him.

The East Tennessee and Virginia Resorts also offer many inducements for Health and Pleasure. i though few people ir, he 1, the hsh taies Meadows farm sold to H. Vv. ConneL in tne crow sPr, lv coi money. He hes now, au th King will be I bv John Campbell to Ward an ivesson -r -r keen Wid coci d.dv- InielC Will De Startling Goodson and described in InlCK Will Oe Startling GootUon and described in deeds resriv least of xdl.

M.jder, retisii-g, shrinking IVom the 1. light- r.ud that at-uncl. the mu! her friends i -r visit to Canada. AnnKnn tc red. Tax on same $4.00 and cost.

urr over 5 Ion roe Kincaid place on Irish ronounce r.im genu.ne, tne Charlotte and Ashe-! vide Citizen to the contrary turn 111 his rrave Olid Sicn lor creek, adioming lorn Kincaid placs, a pieasant sum- and Kmcaid and others. Tax on wdhour vit sc'S wiiic'u the ys gone by. -m; ne: 20 and cost. 4 same Ask any Southern Railway Agent for Summer Ilomes Folder, dif-crip-tive of the many Delightful Resorts raached by Southern Railway, R. P.

Laxton rlrice where be lives. ot i stand' ng. ivei 1 is ouite a d. i-r v-vib cho i Ueeot The young men gave a most in CrO'-k township, adjoining- -1 Iichaux place, Uave laxton place shore. dance on Thursday and others.

Tax on same COcts. and n.t at the Town Hall, and des cost. toG'd. iGoliowav And then, alas, ac nineteen, Butter a 1 I lard in has re i. Poieel R.

V. Michaux's partof the S. F. P. i slyle.

lie has left all local jfi.iitn- bfliiiul and with a bold ire the hot weather and with- 1 i I r. i Cant. Lim new bun ou mi; jia.s i red collars and constant use of sii-ol-e pictured New York society Michaux place divided to him in division of said land on John's river, and described in the proceeding for division and deed. Tax on same $2.85 and cost. PATTON SCHOOL, MORGANTON, N.

C. er" to 'last aad iurious before in a truthful but pitiful light. sun stilt siaisUng over morning hills, comes the end the be- ans, the evening was declared a his father, Col. din, for several any of old the privilege of preach on Jennie Michaux's share in tne S. gsui-og.

Auu we, tae aaru- area Oil i nd raanv waltzed away a plea-ant evening. The the closing "Wiih a hair IKs pathos is missed and his junint ante-bellum negro meats, it is feared Che s'rai 1 mY.i looked for in vain, but P. Michaux place on John Kiver, uess, appaiieu auu tiemuiuig ar sold to Mrs. M. A.

Corpening and fully described in proceeding for division Bu rkem on Sy phony Orchestra the horror cf it. and with arts for to on; is found and a book will prove conducted bv Monsieur Serat, and sale and deed to Mrs. Corpening. Tax on same $2.85 and cost. vrang with syaipathy for those Principal: JACOB C.

PATTON, A. Harvard. T. Powe is spend- W. M.

Michaux's interest in the S. wLo aie stricUeu aid ask. LllUli 1 furnished music for the occasion. is re- thoroughly absorbing; is jrjvento his I 1 1 1 pultiic. thnt a oi or so in town, and, coin mend why? Those dancing were Miss Sadie F.

P. Michaux place, being-the share divided to him and fully described in proceeding for division. Tax on same S2.85 and cost. Tate with Mr. Ed Alexander, M.

College Catalogue- Miss Liza McKesson with Mr. E. The old Chris Shunter place on Lp- per creek, where M. A. Shuffler now In the notice of Mrs.

Waits e.as teen asked a number of times, re hi- wife?" he himself is quite an idon to the Morganton Lehman, Miss Bessie Moore with 1. 2. lives, ax :pi.to ana cost. ih Walton's death in hist week's Marie Annie Miller's interest 111 the Yet we know the mi-knowabls, aud we stand to approach nearer the hallowed ground of this terj cf mysteries, with only this steadfast faith that God is good, abd that all is well with Carl. A Feiend Mr.

Waits Phifer, Miss Addie ssue of The News-Herald it S. F. P. Michaux place, being the part divided to her of same, in Lower Moore with Mr. Louis McKesson, fsoal world.

was erroneously stated that she Creek township, and described in proceeding for division of S. F. P. Mich Miss Marjorie Hnghson with Mr The Catalogue of the State Agricultural and Mechanical College shows 503 stodenta in attendance; being iSS from N. 3 from Va i from S.

1 fiom 4 from from 1 from N. H-; 2 from Washington, D. and 1 had been for several years con aux lands. Tax on same S2.8o and William Smith, Miss Dorathy I The third quartley Confer- frit- i-vi c- 4-J organton station cost. nected with the school for the Hnghson with Mr.

Joe Stinson, M. A. Corpening, the William Per Fall term of five months begins Aug. 10th, 1903. Open to pupils of both sexes above primary grade.

Constant drill in free school studies and thorough preparation for college. Tuition from $2 to $3 per month; fee 10c. Rooms at $1 per month near the Academy for boys wishing to board themselves. Address the Principal. deaf.

For two years prior to Miss Lila Burr with Mr. Tillis kins place on John's river, in Lower Creek township, adjoining the O. W. pvdl embrace next Sunday. 3.

4. 5. Bev. Perkins place and others ana aes- Miller, Miss Florence Huett with from Santo Domingo. There are Malonee will f' cribed in deed to M.

A. Corpening. 131 students in Agriculture, 80 Mr. Clifford Corpening. Stags: Tax $3.20 and cost.

ii1- cn in the raorninsf and her marriage, Mrs. Walton, then Miss Sargent, was the efficient and beloved teacher at the Mission of the Good Shepherd, Also A. Corpening's interest or Electrical Engineering, G4 Mechan Messrs. Bettis Malone, John Tull, IB, i T. 12.

Wag-g" at nig-ht. share in the S. F. P. Michaux place on ical Engineering.

114 Mechanic Robert Phifer, and Isaac Tull of the Lord's Sup- John's river, in Upper Creek township, divided to her in "proceeding to divide the S. F. P. Michaux lands. Arts, 56 Civil Engineering, 42 where her loss is most sincerely Chaperones, Mrs.

C. A. Johnson, 1 in connection with the Textile Engineering, 18 Industrial Tax on same S2.85 and cost. deplored. From early youth a r.iorniri'r service.

Veteoans' Meeting. The Avery-MeDowell Camp Confederate veterans will hav? their annual meeting on Burke-mont on Thursdav and Friday, August the 6th and 7th. Soldiers are expected to bring their rations and bedding. We hope to have a good turnout. We will have with us to speak Ray and others.

L. A. Bristol, Mrs. Z. T.

Corpening, Mr. ana T. L. Berry and wife place on Lin Chemistry. There are 35 officers Mrs.

B. S. Gaither and Mrs. John devout Christain, her life had ever been consecrated to the aud teachers; tuition is S2O a year correspondent of Shoup's ville river where he lives, adjoining Alex Dobson and others. Tax on same $1.50 and cost.

in this bit of in- Tull. Dr. and Mrs. Laxton are en Master's work, and when called The Saints will board a month; I2O scholar ships. Anyone can get a catalogue by addressing, A.

M. Col lege, Kaleigh, N. C. away, to her, a "good and faith- Sam Conley's place where he lives on Linville river. Tax on same 30cts.

and cost. Girard Lail's place on Linville where he lives, bought of J. W. Wilson and described in deed to Lail. Tax joying a family reunion this 1 a grove meetinsr at ul servant," death was but a week.

Miss Kittie Laxton ar Ford, in Lower Pork summons to enter into the joy of rived on Thursdav of last week commencing Jnlv on same $2.00 and cost. her Lord. Strength and vior come of good 1st Commandant. S. JI.

Asnrnv, 2nd Commandant. food, duly digested. a ready- with her cousin Miss Francis Shuford of Cincinnatti. Mr. and to-serve wneat and barley food, adds Her bright, attractive person-lity, and simple, cordial man no burden, but snstains, nourishes, in vigorates.

Mrs. Ralph Laxton and little Miss Augusta arrived later in ners won her many friends, but only the few who knew her more intimately could fully appreciate W. A. LESLIE WILL BUY 4 continue until August All coming- from the -via will be met at Morgan-ton, ail others at Cherryville, X. C.

Douglass I. Sterrett of Washington, D. assistant of-Joseph Hyde Fratt, of the State geologic the week. Joe L. McGimsey place on Canoe creek, where he lives.

Tax on same $1.00 and cost. L. A. Simpson's place, where he lives, in Linville township, on Catawba river. Tax on same $1.80 and cost, Mrs.

E. C. Thornton's lands on Catawba river, being a part of the John Rutherford lands owned by her. Tax on same $4.00 and cost. Sale made under provision of law for sale of lands for taxes.

This 24th day of June, 1903. P. A. SISK, Stock Law Tax-Collector. A Fable Brought Down to Date.

IT BACK. Once there was a little girl who You assume no risk when was always saying naughty things, her many sterling good qualities. To the widowed mother, sorrowing in her distant home, and to you buy Chamberlain's Colic, THE FOUNDATION OF HEALTH. and a wise fairy cast an enchant Paper Bags. We sell Paper ags and can fill ordersfor large as well as small qunities at very low prices.

All sizes from 1-2 to 20 lb. in stock. We also keep many things in the Stationery line used in offices and the school room. We have a large stock of Printer's Stationary and are prepared to fill orders for Job Printing in the best style and on short notice Try us. 15he News-Herald, 1 G.

COBB, Proprietor Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme dy- W. A. Leslie will refund Nourishment is the founda ment upon her, so that each time she spoke noxious lizards, snakes, toads and other reptiles seemed to your money it you are not sat- tion of health life strength the husband so sadly and suddenly bereaved 'we tender our leap from her mouth. And there was another little gir lshea alter using it. it is everywhere admitted to be the most successful remedy in use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is the one great medicine that enables the stomach and digestive or 't' i'artment of Chapel Hill, is in and together with C.

M. 1' i'ver, M. will examine some i.ie most important mineral lormations of Burke County. Prof. Hterret will remain several most heartfelt sympathy.

A FlilENI) for bowel complaints and the who was always saying nice things, and the same wise fairy so wove her spells that diamonds and rubies and money fell from the girl's only one that never fails. It gans to digest, assimilate and transform all foods into the kind of blood that nourishes is pleasant, safe and reliable mouth when she would talk. At lastBurkecountycom- the nerves and feeds the tis sues. Kodol lays the founda JUST ABOUT BEDTIME Take a Little Early Riser it will cure constipationi biliousness and liver troubles. De-Witt's Little Early Risers are different from other pills- They do not gripe and break down the mucous membranes of the stomach, liver and bowels but cure by gently arousing the secretious and giving strength to these organs.

Sold by all druggists. attention of the de And what became of these girls? The first one was engaged by an have underwear so thin tion for health. Nature does partment. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. TI12 Kind Yea Havs Always BougM Bears the y.f?.j- Signature of Vzft its cooler to wear it than go with the rest.

Indie-estionDysoeD astute dime museum manager and sia. and all disorders of the uecame 1 abuiously rich. The second was gobbled up by a the Cough off the Cold. stomach and digestive organs out it. B.

F. The Clothier. trust that made her. talk herself to are cured by the use 01 Kodol 7C 'mo-Oninine Tablets cnie a cold death. Judge.

bold by all druggists. u.iy. io ture, No Pay. Price 25c..