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Newton NTERPRISE. Vol. XXX Newton, N. 0, Thursday, August 20 1908 No. 25 Drainage Convention to be Held in Nsw Berne Sept.

9th ond 10th. 4th 95 Tammany Gets Busy. St. Mathews Meeting Sept. 6th.

1908. Rhyne ros Although the question of Letter From Conover. Of a number of cases of fever, the most critical was that of Preston E. Yount, who seems to be in a fair way to recover.SC" Our town officers are doing their best to further the interest of health by requiring attention to cleaning foul places. An old New York, Aug.

Tammany Hall tonight through its executive committee, took action looking to active prosecution of the political campaign in behalf of the Democratic party in this city and gave the organization's formal endorsement to the Democratic National ticket. The resolutions passed by the -x- Correspondence ot The Enterrr)s The annual Evanglistic service of St. Mathew's Reformed church Lincoln Co. N. will begin, Friday Sept 4th and extend over Sunday the 6th.

The services, as usual, will be brim full of gospel singing, and good sermons. All are doubly anxious to at A Historical Sketch of the Summey Family in North Carolina. By an examination of emigrant register of those emigrants who landed at Philadelphia from 1726 to 1777, which was thirty thousand -who came during that time, we find that, about the year of 1735, or perhaps a little earlier, that two persons left the old fatherland and came to America, who spelled their names Somoe or Sominoe; which in after years was written Summey. We lave a traditional history that about the year 1766, or perhaps a little later, saw-mill site and sorgham mill, Catawba College Faculty, Executive Committee of y.oavd of Trustees of the u'. at a recent meeting con I tin selection of teachers for the various departmens the college for the coming i J.

C. Clapp will have the department of the a I Science and Philosophy Dr. Chas. E. Wehler of lut tment of History and s.

These two men are tot) ii known to the constituency ut til-- college and to the people in tliei- section of the State ot (i introduction. W. W. Kowe of Rockwell, has been secured as teach- and an old railway cut are ecutive committee follow: among such places. Surface filth in certain wells is thought to have been one cause If you want to buy Dry Goods, Notions shoes, hats and caps don't fail to see us and make ouiy store your headquarters while in town.

We want your peach seeds, butter, eggs and Chickens. of sickness. Mr. P. E.

Isenhowei's two daughters at Kings Mountain one of these Summevs came visited their people here last week. Mr. Gus. MuTuney and his family passed on this week to Blowing Rock to spend a few drainage conies home more forcibly to the people of eastern North Carolina than any other lxjrtion of the State on account of the very large area of swamp lands in that section, it is a question of importance to all the people of the State, inasmuch as it means the reclamation not only of swamp lands but alsq of "overflow" lands. There are approximately 3,750 square miles of swamp lands in North Carolina besides thousands of acres of "overflow" lands, many of which are susceptible to reclamation, if properly drained.

In many instances, no difficulty has stood in the way of draining a particular piece of land, but absence, of adequate laws. There is no general drainage law in North Carolina, a' though several counties xnd townships have had laws passed relating to the drainage of areas within then-borders. Thus, it has happened quite frequently that a scheme for draining ceitain areas has had to be abandoned because, in order to carrp out successfully the plan of drainage, it would be tend the services this year, because of the usual spiritual enthusiasm manifest at Old St. Matkews meetings, and after waiting with great anticipation the oportunity of not only seeing the beautiful new brick -church in course of erection, but to assist in a liberal substantial way in its completion." All are cordially invited to attend the meetings throughout the entire period from Friday to Sunday inclusive. PROGRAM.

congratulate the Democrats of the nation upon the strong, clear and progressive platform adopted by the National convention at Denver-, which should draw to its support all those who believe that this is a government of laws and not of men, and is broad enough for all citizens of Democratic tendencies and beliefs to stand upon. "We heartily endorse and ratify the act'on of the convention in choosing as our candi- the department ot English i days in a cool spot. south, who was a single man. It was about the time that Michael Whitener came from Pennsylvania and settled in the South. Fork valley.

His name was Frederic Summey. We suppose that he was born and raised in the same vicinity K. v. Mr. Kowe's College training which was received at -college, was a three year sourse at the School of Theology, Yours to please RHYNE CROS.

Rev. Paul Bischoff and lady also have gone to the same place, for a breath of mountain air. Mr. Francis Mennen and wife a. in connection with il; where Mike Whitener came Friday Sept.

4th, i dates for President and Vice from. We sunmse from this 11 m. sermon by Rev. S. W.

President, William J. Bryan and fact that he married his daugh Beck. 2:30 p. m. sermon by ter.

We suDTXJse that he knew J. Rev. John W. Kern, respectively, and we enthusiastically pledge to them our whole-hearted and her before she left the State of (nee Vertna Bolick), liave come from Indiana to live at Conover. Two of Dr.

Mac Yount's girls, xMisses Eula and Miriam, are visiting friends in Washington city. Some six persons of our place attended the institute and school for teachers at Newton, unwavering support throughout Pennsylvania, and after this marriage he bought or entered a which he did post-graduate work I'niversity of Pa. and at In, xc Institute, Prominent those under whom he vok special courses is the well-Know scholar and author, Rev. Ihniy Van Dyke, of Princeton I'iiivei-Mty. Rev.

Mr. Kowe in uf the younger ministers of i'lassis, who has been more ordinarily successful in his lie comes well-qualified the campaign which is to be large tract of land on the raters A. Foil Ph. D. m.

sermon by Rev. C. E. D. D.

Saturday Sept 3th. 11 a. in. Sermon, by Rev. C.

Clapp. D. D. p. m.

sermon preparatory waged against organized greed of the South Fork, on the west and legal plunder. We believe side about seven miles west of Conover seems disposed to do that they fittingly represent the best type of American manhood necessary to go beyond the boundary line of the township its part in the educational work of the county. Rev. to holy communion, A Business Necessity. A checking account is indeed a business necessity; and he who tries to get along without one is at a grvat disadvantage.

It is not required that a person should have a large bulk of business in order to open an account. Professional man, farmers, and many women, are running Checking accounts. If you have never done business in this wav and are not familiar with the plan, come to us anl we will you started. those who demand equality Lincolnton, where he settled and raised a pretty large family of children. Among them was Jack, Peter and lour daughters, Leidy Yerick.

p. in. Sermon by Rev. for all citizens before the law and who believe that speeia J. L.

the good attentance and manifest interest in the school prove that it was needed. Some of the formost educators of the married 'Murphy, D. D. Jacob, I think, was privileges given by the govern or county and in this adjacent territory there was no lawT re lating to drainage. If these large areas in the State are to be successfully drained, it will be necessary to have some general legislation passxl covering the whole State with certain supplementary laws to ment to one citizen are necessarily taken from some other.

county came and spoke whole "We see with pleasure, the some words of encouragement, 1J 1 ji many signs of Democratic har omcis wuuiu. nave none ilc came, but the days were too few mony and unity wnicn are in and too well filled with the evidence throughout the country Sunday Sept. 0th. 10 a. m.

Devotional services, by Rev. S. W. Beck. 10 a.

m. sermon, Holy Communion Rev. J. L. Murphy D.

I). p. m. sermon, by Rev. C.

E. Wehler D. D. All ministers will please notify the pastor loci of their coming. Of Considerable Local Interest instinct and by training for tii wurk of this department.

Wm. 15. Davis of N. will have charge of the department of Latin. Prof.

i a graduate of the Uni-, iityof X. C. and, during his Junior and Senior years at the I'niversity did considerable itching in Latin. His intellectual ability attested to by the i.n that he is a member of the 'hi -ta Kappa Society. He is id so an ardent supporter of all hi it.

lies of athletics and has experience in both foot ball base ball. Prof. T. II. Eagles, of twice.

We know by historical facts that he married the widow ofMartin husband was killed in the battle at Ramsour's mill, whose maiden name was Warlick, and had one son, whom he called George, who was born in Lincoln county, and after he became a young man his father, Jacob, bought the Rock House farm from Henry Whitener for three thousand dollars and then gave proier work of school to stop for speeches. The ShufofT National Bank. borne model teaching, and very helpful, was done by the instructors. Also, a course of eT govern certain local conditions. There is no doubt but that the Federal Government is beginning to take a most decided interest in the reclamation of swamp lands and when Congress passes laws permitting Federal aid to states in the x-eclamation of swamp lands, it i i those States that have practi twelve lectures in pedagogy was Mr.

R. B. Hartley has pur given. These were heard with It to his son George, and after 'chased from theIenkel Live interest by a majority of the teachers present. But this de and which mark the intention of the great mass of the plain people to put an end to the instability, the uncertainty and the dread which the present Republican administration lias created, and to bring back ugain, under Bryan and Kern, the respect for law.

the orderly process of public affairs and the equality of all men before ti law which have made t.iis country the leaders of all nations in peace and pi-ogress. ''Believing that the interests of the citizens at large can be Stock Co. their house and lot on Mulberry street, the purchase partment is merely in its inci price being $4,000. This is one pience. For ten years at least, of the oldest houses in Lenoir.

White's Elements of pedagogy It was known as the Methodist has been a text-book for IN? Get the Most Money 4 parsonage for a number of teachers. Hamil tone's The Reci cal drainage laws that will undoubtedly be the first to obtain cooperative aid from the Federal Government. When we consider the area of swamp lands in North Carolina, that it is nearly as great as that of the kingdom of Saxony which has nearly 5.000.000. it he married Betsey Corpening, he settled then and raised a large family which went to different portions of the country. We will not give their names here.

But suffice it to say, John Wilfong married one of his daughters and afterwards bo glit the farm and it is now in theliands of James E. Wilfong. Peter- Summey, I do not know whom he married, but was Si? T7" years. Kev. L.

ivey, deceas tation lias now been added to UUt OI 1 OUT XjiilLUO the books teachers are expected ed, occupied it, we think, eight years. This is he lived by making them yield the biggest possible crops. to master. But to most of our best attained by the enforce when he timed, himself to sec -7 Grain must get trie nounaamcui mil. teachers liite is hidden ment of Democratic principles.

how long it would take him to LJi grow out of the soil -and tbe more plant iooamcic is in the soil, the quicker and bigger and more gSsjZr i-tifnilv the trrain will crow. But you must first nf'iltv the ETain will crow. is dead Janguage. xvill ho li.n thfir. the Stn.t.o we again pledge our united, an tiring and loyal efforts to brim, get breakfast- He made biscuits, coffee, fried esgs, meat, etc.

put the food into the soil by liberally using about the election of AVilliam a. mercnant a long time in Hamilton, and other similar books cannot be mastered without a thorough knowledge and from the time he struck he Lincolnton where he died. He Vimiiiia-Gimiilia Jennings Bryan and John Worth Kern to the Presidency match it as. just 'JO minutes till he had breaJcfast on the table. had a son whom he called George.

We do not know iTO iijiiii the opportunity of supporting a population that is larger than the present population of the whole State. Although some of the swamp areas do not contain land that is very well adapted to agricultural purposes, still there are vast areas which if drained, and rce Presidency oi tnese Fertilizers mm '4 of the contents of White, ox equivalent. It is plain that a period three weeks is far too shavt to Mrs. Ivey was sick at the time. wnetner mere "were more United Lenoir News.

children or not. Some of her Then a big bumper crop is as- tV sured. because these fertilUers descendants are living in Lin learn White, except for pesonsJ- rrv elements Cloth All Wool And Paint all coin and Gaston counties. One who have made a good beginning required by the soil to prop- Sr'iiZr wouiu ue capauie oi growing a Paint. l.l rni daughter had married John CASTOR I A For Infants and Children.

erly and fully mature lue grain. Farmers invariably Is cheaper than shoddy cloth or shod- vast variety of products. They 1U C11U1U lue majority would not be far from railroads of cur teachers and siudents at Ramsour, whose larm was near Mandstield, who also is a graduate of the University of N. will have charge of the department of Science and mathe unities. Prof.

Eagles comes very highly recommended by the University authorities as a man ut strong intellectual parts and cin.Mderable experience in school work. lie is also an athlete of 'i-i ce, a ud played on his clas foot ball team for three MMms, We will, in all probata ty. have the management of ithhtics and will undoubtedly it a valuable feature of work at Catawba. The College is very fortunate in the selection of Mr, Edward F. ll.tendiger of Buffalo, X.

Y. tiki- charge of the depart-in -nt ot music. Prof. Haendiger is a graduate with honor of the un ous Szag School of music in For the las, three ye he has been retained as an -iate teacher in this school. He has givenconcerts in convention hall in Buffalo before thous-okIs of people and has been cal-1 musical prodigy.

He has ii.eiuorizHd and has at his ten complete programs, iuehiding seven concertos with accompaniment. In i I iiti. to his work as a teach i. he has l-en organist and director of St. Paul's Retained Church in Buffalo for the i ast three years.

While he is a i si, ia of rare ability and a dv Daint. The L. M. Paint is Zinc- find that the more Virginia- Carolina Fertilizer they Maiden village, another daugh if so that the products of the farms me institute made no effort Metal made into Oxide of Zinc com mi Tha Kind You Have Always Bougtf vc -l IT bined with White Lead, and then made ter "had married tanner David Ramsour, who -was living in the use, the bigger is the crop, and the greater their profit. tijrf vou eotten the latest Vir- into Daint with pure Uil could be easily marketdd.

even to follow the lecturer by A large porportion of the 'preparing the subject in White. wnmn lands i snftWntiv For them xt would have been 4 rt9. Bears the gignatiuo of thousand gallon grindings and mixing: Sfuth Fork "valley, and the Hn5.i-Carclina Year Book or Al Wears long: actual cost only $1.20 pei manac, the most useful and valuable W.Tc anv fanner or grower can read? elevated above the neighbor. fruitless. In pedagogy, more father of the late Alfred Ram work and greater interest Gallon.

Rhyne Hardware. A A r.t 1 rmv from vour fertilizer dealer, mm needed. or--sriteto our nearest sales office and iH one will be sent you free. E3 Logical Supposition. New Reporter (breathlessly) I've got a hot story! City Editor (languidly) From the weatherman? Baltimore American.

Another daughter had married Jacob Hoyle, the grandfather of P. A. Hoyle, of Newton, and lived on the old Summey farm Another dausrhter had married. hood water courses to make drainage feasible, but usually this is beyond the reach of the individual. It is possible to accomplish this if the laws of the State will permit different interests joining: together to 1 tt- th st ft Kind Yes liave A'vvzvs Bug MUST BELIEVE IT.

X. c. 5. F.litimore, M-l-C Ga. Vl.

via. Montasaery, err 7 li. Ter.a- When Well Known Newtua Pecple Solornon Hoyle, the grandfather Tell It so Plainly. of R. L.

and Will Whitener, 2 La- IK EACH TOWN carry out these large drainage I'JAflTED-A RIDER AGEHT- and district to ride and exhibit a Jf ample Latest Model "Raneer" bicycle furnished by os. Our asents everywhere are making money fast. Write Jar full particulars and special offer at rce- V-h- tiiCKoiTi ana sne oecame inej wife in after years of Dai iiel Whitener.the grandfather fijO MtJW Tj KltJMAi'-i umn you receive ana approve ua ywi to anyone, anywhere in the U. S. tmthout a cent deposit advance, prefiaf f'ehf- an 4 schemes and to issue bonds to, When public endorsement is obtain necessary funds to ac-1 made by a representative citi-complish their ends.

1 zen ol Newton the proof is, posi- In order to more thoroughly tive. You must believe it. Read discuss this question of drainage this testimony. Every backache the Geological Board at its June; sufferer, every man, woman or a.fi"- U5S. cutivcal allow TUiJI 1JA1S lirjj a rial aunng woo omc yoti may riuc ure i put it to any test you wish.

If you are then not perfectly satisfied or do not wish to keep the bicycle ship it back to us at our expense and yon will one cent. Co ii oi jli. K. miner. vve onen sa.w Platina.

Summey, the wife S.L Frederic Summey. She was; tlltTRDV DDIrr we furnish the highest grade Dicycies is posiuic rAwlUKI rllltotw at one small profit bnve actual factory cost. You save io to $25 middlemen's profits by buying direct of us and have the manufacturer's guarantee behind your bicycle. DO NOT BUY a bicycle or a pairot tires from anyone at any price until you receive our catalogues and learn our unheard of apiary prices and remarkable special offers to rider agents. inn urn rCT TAmeum when you receive our beautiful catalogue and 09 HILL DC AwlUHIwllCll study our superb models at the wonderfully ttrat Prices we can make you this year.

We sell the highest grade bicycles for less money 1 (iHnn 3m TH.ficH with i nmfit above factory cost. meeting authorized the State v.iiii anj kidney trouble i i tame before she did, and wa u. unusuai success, ne to call a meeting to be will prodt ir the reaciino-. at the same time, a man of I ..,..,4,. Dr.

Jas. W. H. Marlow, living on Main buried on the iv mm xi BICYCLE DEALEKS. you can sell our bicycles under your own name plate at ill rL? iiii i i rn late Andrew jj Now a marble Ii i i.

i i i VI fdoubleVir prices. Orders hlled the day received. 1 o.uii awt An not rMnilarW handle second hand bicycles, but St Newton Tr i loder tarm. a number on hand taken in trade by our Chicago retail stores. These we clear out Physician and rnrronntlv at nrices ranging from S3 to 88 or SIO.

Descriptive bargain lists mailed ob.v xxwluj ix. says: I caD recommend Doan's Kidney Pilrs marks his grave, and toother hi oaly headstone in the! to otner-s as a reliab wmpa i'. Aiirrn naavre single wheels. Imported roller chains and pedals, parts, repairs ana VUHO I LI-DnHnLd equipment ot all kinds at lf Uu usual retail frtces. p.

OFF! UK They were recommended to I'S yard. When she died she I (T)50 IIEDGETIIOIIII P0HCTURE-PR00FVV1 80 enc iicniin Tincc sample pair i long Christian character. iVr.sonal letters to the of the school testify to his work, both as a I "-Hornier and as a teacher. Arrangements have not yet iL'tinitely perfected' for the Imejit of Art and Elocution it is hoped that an announce' to consider the drainage problems of the State and to suggest legislation that would make the solving of the problems possible. Delegates have been appointed from nearly all of the counties in eastean North Carolina; also prominent engineers throughout the State who will AT RESIDENCE when suffering from weak "kid- jp lbiried at GraCB church' neys and I immediately procured G' M' Yoder- them at T.

It. drug ill OtLl llI-il--IIlU TO INTRODUCE, ONLY The rezular retail price of these tires mmm Ti SX V) hair mrw sell; vou a samp le pair lorf4.80icash withorderUSS). store. I began their use In KJ MORE TROUBLE FROM PU3SCTUSE5 MA XLS, Tacks or Glass will not let the mit oat Sixty thousand pairs sold last year. Oecr two hundred thousand pairs now in use.

llilS C-A 11 ho Ml iil vritliin Your account is due and must be paid. Younj Shrum BULBS cordmce wi'h the directions, and soon oegan to improve. The pain in my back disappeared, the kidneys became strong and I. Aar8af CVT-flafr Made in all sizes. It is lively meet at New Berne September 9th and 10th.

These men represent not only eastern but BUCKBETS BULBS SUCCEEDl never becomes i i i axnd'easy riding, very durable and us facial quality of rubber, which iporonaand which closes up small If SPECIAL OFFER: ounctures wiuiout aiiow- dreds of letters from satis- Made to -fcmlld Haw Haifa also centra" I and western North am gradually improving. Doan's I 1.1 inka von permanent ificustomers stating that their tires haveonly been pumped mo once or twice in a whole season. They weigh no more han tur nnncture resistine Qualities being erven tamer. 8atif action guaranteed or jour Notice the thick rubber tread and puncture strips and also rim strip to prevent rim cutting. This tire will outlast any other make SOFT.

ELASTIC and KASI RIDING. -money refunded, MonalxfUa- li ttime. The personnel of faculty of the College for the "'mining year is the strongest in its appeal for the patro- of the people, as it is now it bids fair to hijri, of work w''Hi lias been done at Catawba hI rjV(. promise of still great- Carolina where the' drainage Kidney Pills acted up to reprfj-problems are somewhat difierent; sentations, in my case, and I tah 41.. .4 3xyjeveral layers oi inirjjspctiaiir aiead.

The regular price oftriese tires is JS.5 per pair.but for ULrW WtlM B5 HrMtatk, w-am Hj- Intk. naf 4U. 1 M.OMU.0UWMM4, Al Could resist the joys of housekeeping if she once learned how easy it is with the Aid ci cur groieri. in the tirv place keep nothing which is not rciiaele- In the next place v.t con expect to et nch in a veei. So we refrain from sticking on an Tuknul cSVli tter is received.

We ship C. O. on aoroval Yo do SyTnt until you haveTxamined and found them strictly as represented. jiT-? cyoer cent (thereby making the price per pair) if you jn nuiii in nit; Mwituip -pieu-ssuie in i ecom mending lands, but yet at the same time to other sufferers Om17 Faa, aa am DaMk SimlntU, TV iiii KTrm TO VTXAKK all MIX CASH WITH OEDE and enclose this advertisement. We will also send one SwS brhlpumV Tires to be returned at OUR expense if fo.

-an? the, We will also send one for anv reason they are nana pump. af a amiel plated brass hand pump. Write t-my Mtlom this Paper WW -ay mum mmj rww--a-n mm I are as important to their re-, For ua bv all denlpvc mot aatisfactory on examination. we are lasterT ast tinri inai inn will xiuc cwici. A.

YOUJVG. DENTIST, Xc- tor, X. Office Over Freeze's Drug Store. Will iu t'Hiiiwtaon Monday I spective sections of the State. 50 cents.

Foster-Mil burn (Jo, fcank. you oraer a pair oiVi- ever uW or seen at any price. We 1, mm- or SOT-- aitAwaM. awni. bicycle you will give us' your order.

ffl nfiiinni Ttu Hid letter things in the year IIWMfaA Mat mU By Joseph Hyde Pratt, State L'u da Us New York, sold agenttM-j Geologist, Chapei Hill, N. for the United Stales. 'j'-j sendns order. tone, send for a pair of mw VAff-WCrn TIDrC tir on aooroval and trial at 1 vni TT til i'j Mil W. R.

Weaver even v.i.erc we couio witliont romrlainT. J. store is i W. 8UCU.69 KOCXTOB0. -XL i and take no Fs OASTOHIA.

Bn the Ihe Kind You Have Always Bou ik' '1 a Hilt ml Juuay iu eaca M.A il II 4" tU 7" fL for our big vire and Sundry Catalogue which BO HOT WAIT or. pair of tireVfrom anyone until you know the new and wonderful offers we arc making. It only costs a postal to learn everything. Write it NOW. J.

L1EAD CYCLE COHPAIIY, CHICAGO, ILL i iiM i mi nil hquu niuiauo ifni.iTfa r- -h ii f-oari the gooa one tor to trade at. j. F. SMYRE. Ql4lt 11.

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