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The ivrnn lp EWTON 1 T- ILldJL VOL XXIII. NEWTON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 1901. NO, 43. LOCAL.

JEWS. The HOME Mfg. NEWTON', N. C. -The stores are.

getting in jt fs i mm Chirstmas croods. CATAWBA PENSIONERS. List as It Passed the State Board and Certified by the State Audlter. Soldiers, first-class. Eli Loftin, Edith: John M.

LB OOl a rifffnHM Propst, Camp Creek; Manufacturers of DOORS, SASH, MAMTELS. MOULDING OORING, CEILING, SIDING, ETC. Brackets, Scrolls, Grills, and Turned work. The Newton Cotton Mills Store. stimulate the TORPID LIVER, strengthen the digestive organs, regulate the bowels, and are equaled as an ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE, In malarial districts their virtues are widely recognized, as they possess peculiar properties in freeing the system from that poison.

Elegantly sugar coated. Take No Substitute. SECOND-CLASS. E. Cloninger, Chronicle; Maze, Arndt; O.

C. Overcash, Newton; Franklin Wise, Mull Grove, Any Kind of n7 Furn oo Mr and Mrs Joe Smith paid a visit to Ckarlotte last week. The hotel and livermen are are making preparations for the field trials. Mr Cecil Little "was at home from Rutherford College on a visit the latter part of last "week. rs Baxter Shemwell is quite ill of typhoid fever at the home of her mother, Mrs Bernhein, in Conover.

Rev C. F. Sherrill is attend-ing the meeting of the Western North Carolina conference at Gastonia this week, Don't forget to send in your renewals to the Enterprise. This is paying up time and we are looking for the money. At another place will be found a list of Catawba pension The mill hums merrily night and day, While we dispatch wonderful bargains without delay.

Public sentiment has been rapidly turning our way until it bns become a regular landslide which crowds our store with new customers daily. Our Fall attractions in bright, si i pv nxrehai die surpass all previous efforts in quantities, qualities and prices. Our dress goods depart inert is full and flowing with nil of the latest de-ios nnd daintiest colors. Our ol Black goods such as Serges, Melrose, Purolas, Sitiilhiiis, Cheviots, Ciihmeres and Flannels are in an.s ot iaiity. In Wnetion and broadcloths we are showing beautiful erays, red, blues, 8nd tans.

Plain and farcy cashmeres in all colors stvles. A beautiful line ol polka dot ard striped waist flannels in red, cream, blue, old rose and pink. One dark red fancy embroidered waist pattern left egular 4 5(M alue at Sjecial aniyals for this week One solid case ladies' capes, jackets and coits, $8.00 coats at 0.50, G.00 jackets at 4 50, Misses 5 00 coats at 3 50, capes from 50c to it 50. Clothing Clothing: Clothing; Going fast ai such, marvelous low prices. made to order at Prices to suit the Freshets.

Don't fail to give us a Call. Yours truly, TMortfiCo. Mail orders solicited and prompt attention guaranteed. THIRD-CLASS. D.

F. Finger, Maiden; Ephri-am N. Fry, Maiden, R. R. Hart, Hickory; J.

C. Moser, Oxford Ford; Reuben Travis, Conover; Win. Childers, Fleming. FOURTH- CLASS. Alfred Baker, Jug Town, Noah Barger, Hickory; Reeves Burke, Chronicle; Abel Bolch, Maiden; Henry Buff, Mull Grove; John Canipe, Jug Town; David Clark, Chronicle; W.

T. Cline, Plateau; Peter M. Drum, Drumsville; Ru-fus L. Drum, Maiden; J. N.

Gault, Plateau; H. A. Gilleland, Monbo; John W. Goodson, Chron Dyspepsia Cure Digests what yon eat. This preparation contains all of tbf dlgestants and digests all klndsci food.

It gives instant relief and nertf fails to cure. It allows jou to eat the food you want. The most senslttvt stomachs can take it. By its use masf thousands of dyspeptics have beea Cored after everything else failed. 11 prerents format ion of gas on the rtoo sch, relieving all distress after eating.

Dieting unnecessary. Pleasant to taka. can't help ers, lne warrants will be sent out from Raleigh December out do you goes Frrpa red only by e. q. Hewitt Chle VW V- ootue contains 2 tunes tne icle; Henry Harrison, Bandy; J.

B. LITTLE. Alfred Heddrick, Hickory. William's. Heddrick, Claremont; E.

Resident Special Ftan Prices. 2160 yds of best Mississippi and Amoskeno: outinus Sc, 3000 yds bpst Indiiio blue and assorted prints 5c, 2700 yds yard wide domestic 5c. 1020 yds Androscoggin bleach 8c, 1 pc all wool GO in. skiitiug $1.00 value 75c, 7 pes of that 25c and 50c cashmeres left, plums lor the buyers at 19 and 25c. ShoesGlad FeetShoes! Selk Schwab's shos make youi feet glad, H.

C. Godman takes the prizi on women's aud children's shoes. L. Herman, Conover; Peter Hol loth. Messrs J.

H. Coulter and J. A. Sleuman of Catawba are working onMr G.A.Arndt's house and are boarding at Mr G. E.

Coulter's. We have had a little brush of the blizzard that has been raging in the North and East. Last Friday and Saturday were very cold November days. The Dentist. Leads as to Low Prices on XEWTOW N.

C. lar, Hickory; Jacob F. Houston, Oxford Ford; I. N. Jones, Terrell, J.

M. Johnson, Jug Town; T'sco- Office in yunt A Shrnm's Building. thy Lafon, Sparkling IIF-ULxnltrcLre I IF'-drrLltVLxe I GEO. H. WEST MD.

Springs; F. Linebeifcf Edith Albert Marlowe, Hickory, mercury! dropped to the freezing point a little after dark Friday and there was ice half an inch PHYSICIAN AND iMEl Newton, N. C. thick Saturday morning. YV B.

McCaslin, Newton; P. Miller, Cat Fish; G. W. Mize Catawba; Adam Null, Oxford Ford; Alfred Pope, Conover; Franklin Pope, Cat Fishr C. L.

Phillips, Blackburn; Miles M. Notwithstanding the usual Offers his professional services to the citizens ol Newton and building season is drawing to a Nice Furniture on a close mai pin pleases the buyer. We have it, call and examine our line. Buy your wife a Leader cook stove and driye the wrinkles and frowns from her brow. Our Kiny; Heater keeps you warm.

In our Grocery department you will always find the freshest aud best groceries at the lowest cash prices. Call on us lor anything in the general inds line. We have nothing to give away or deceive you with; but we hav the largest and most varied stock of salable goods ever shown in Western N. and at prices that can't be duplicated. We sell for cash or bart and have no losses to make up on the casb buyer.

We want all your butter, eijis, and chicken at highest market prices. Bring on your salable barter and show our clerks a little cash and our bargain machine will surprise even the most exacting customer. Our motto: Honest weights, lair dealing and polite attention, YOUR 1- I ENDS, The Newton Cotton RlillslStore. close, there are more squads of Catawba County. Possy, Newton; H.

A. Raby, Pla Residence. He always sells goods at the lowest prices possible and not at the highest. MaDj customers axe Burning the benefit of my low prices. Why not you? My stock, at all tims.

is full of fresh desirable aud up-to-date groceries, candies, etc. If you happen to ge-t any thing at my store that is damaged or not as represented bring it back and you shall be pleaded. The life of my business depend. on pleasing its patrons. nails, hors -s-hoes and tinware kept in stock.

I am anxious to buy your butter, chicks, eggs, corn, wheat, at top prices. Tery carpenters at work in different parts of the town than we have ever known before. Not only are teau; Calvin L. Reece, Propst; Daniel E. Reinhardt, Conover; Monroe Richer.

Jucr Town: DAVIDSON M. D. all the carpenters in town and near by pressed into service, but Has losated in Newton and will practice Thomas Richey, Blackburn: Harrison Robinson, Maiden; W. Medicine iu all its branches. Calls attended promptly, day or night.

there are several here from S. W. ANDREWS, Mgr. R. Self, Newton; Marcus, Setzer, Hickory; William D.

Shell, Cono- Mr P. M. Dellinger and Dr. E. MOORE.

P. j. Eluttz have bought the lot adjoining the ExiiPRiSE office over; David Shook, Conover; P. C. Shufcrd, Newton; E.

S. Sig-man, Hickory; William H. Sig-man Cat Fish; Lloyd Taylor, Edith; Sidney Taylor, Newton; J. F- SMYRE. and are building a storehouse 27 FASHIONABLE BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER Newton, N.

C. by feet. The brick masons have started on the walls. It William Travenstadt, Claremont; is expected to have the room XEWTOX X. He keeps a first-clasa Tonsorial Parlor W.

R. Whitworth, Plateau; Miles M. Wike, Bandy; A. S. Wilson, ready for a tenant the first of where you will always find clean toweli I January.

It is already rented Newton; David O. Wilkinson, and sharp razors, and a polite and attentive barber. for five years. D. H.

Workman, Jug Town; Da Everyone coming to Newton desiriic The Soutedrn Railway will vid Yount, Newton. put an additional passenger tram anything in the Tonsorial Art will be pleased aftcr they call on me, for I always pleaee all my customers. want part oi your trade. on the road from Statesville to Widows, fourth-class. Polly Abernethy, Long Island; Charlotte xn the 24th.

It will leave Statesville after the arrival Elizabeth S. Aiken, Hickory; of the vestibule in the morning and leave Charlotte at night so as Harriett J. Austin, Conover; Tur- ley Baker, Sparkling Catawba to make connection with the niffht vestibule on the Western J. E. 10ITI.

Ktej a constantly on hand all of wood coffins. Also a variety of burial robes. NEWTO, N.C. Springs; Catharine Barger, Hick division. This wl be a conven ory; Martha L.

Brown, SherriU's ient schedule to people of this When you are in town l.rj sure and see me. I 6hall take pleasure serving you. My prices are very reasonaLl My stock is always fresh. Yot can find some bargains at ui time. Joseph GemayeL Ford; Elizabeth Bradshaw, Lo- part of the State.

retta; Eliza Bumgarner, Clare mont; Rebecca Burgess, Maiden; You Know What Tou Are Taking. Roberta M. Cline, Newton; L. F. Clark, Newton; Sarah C.

Plateau; Eliza C. Cook, I five Virginia irigiifs 1 cigarette FOIL? wrap pers9 and lie will give When vou lake Grove Tesrelcss Ihil Tonic because the formula is plainly Dr. Jas.E. Campbell newton c. After November 1st, Dr.

Campbell will have his office and residence on Depot Street just above Capt, A. J. Seagles. Hickory; Harriett Deal, Conover; Phoebe Deal, Newton, Harriett printed on every bottle showing that it is bimi.lv Iron and Quinine in a tasteless Drum, Hickory; Baraba Ekard, iornu u. i urw owe Hickory; Eliza E.

Fisher, White- ner; Mary Gilliland, Monbo; Louisa Goodman, Edith; Emiline A London dispatch says the chancellor of the exchequer, Sir Micheal Hicks Beach, contem 71 f5- JE MILLINERY Goodman, Edith; Fannie Gross, Mull Grove; Perceda L. Hartsoe, one pacnage oi plates the imposition of a further yon Newton; Jane Hass, Catawba, tax of one-half penny per pound upon sugar. Louisa Hedrick, Oxford Ford; Polly A. Hedrick; Conover; Ma- Strawberry Plants. THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE WORLD, NEARLY 100 VARIETIES.

All the cho'ce, luscious kinds for the Garden and Fancy Market. Also Shipping Varieties, Als" Dewberries, Asparagus, Rhubarb, Grape Vines, etc. Ock.120 page Manuel, free to ecyeks, enables everyeody to grow them with success and profit. All plants packed to carry across the continent fresh as when dug. Illustrated catalogue free.

Specii if you want catalogue of Shipping Varieties or Garden kinds CCNTISENTAL PLANT CO Strawbekry Specialties, KITTRELL, N. linda Heffner, Conover; Polly Hawn, Conover; Lucy Honey cutt, 1 Best Prescription For ralaria, Maiden; Barbara Huffman, Cono ver; Barbra Huffman, Cat Fish; hills and Fevt is a bottle of Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply iron and auinine in a tasteless form. No Mary Killian, Hickory; Leah Lenair, Hickory; Harriett N. Mrs.

Celia Jordan has now her fall and winter She has the latest styles and iuyitt-s her former patrons and the pnblic geaerally to inspect her stock belore purchasing elsewhere. Pi ices very reasonable. MRS. CELIA JORDAN, Conover, N. C.

core, pay price 5Uc. Lowrance, Catawba; Catharine Lefevers; Jug Town; Eliza Link, NOTICE Hickory; Ann Link, Hickory; Cigarettes Frances E. Loftin, Bandy; Catharine Mathis, Conover; Elizabeth North Carolina In Superior court Catawba County Before theCkrk J.E.Fry L. T. Ray, TV.

E. Kav andS. Ray. 'Some year ago while at Martinsbnrg W. Va.

I wp.s taken with cholera morbus which was lollo wed by diarrhoea. The doctor' medicine did no good, 1 was advised to get a bottle of Cahmber-lain'B Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem-dy, which I did, and it cured me sound and well. G. A. Morris, Embereeville, Pa.

Sold by T. R. Abernethy. The defentants above named will take FREE MI notice that A. P.

Lynch havirg been LLIH1 FREE Morrow, Hickory; Sallie Mau-ney, Newton; Margaret S. Min-ges, CJaremont; S. L. Miller, Hickory; Eliza Moose, Newton; Amanda E. Murphs, Monbo: Martha Ann Nance, Blackburn, Catherine Null, Maiden; Sallie Null, Oxford Ford; Amanda Parker, Maiden; Elizabeth Parson; Hickory; Jemima Pope, Claremont; Emeline Poovy Hickory; Elizabeth Pope, Clare ment; Ce-lena Punch, INewton; E.

C. Raby, made a party de'endant in the above entitled action has fil a petition in the office ot theclerk of the superior court as claimant of part of the proceeds arising from the sale cf miucral interest of the Produce 3arket. other defendant s. L. T.

Ray, W. I. Ray Corrected weekly by J. R. OtiVumt.

and S. H. Ray in tke lands Inown as the It II 'mil 'jj it Cobb tract. Ihe said de'endants will futher take notice that they a-e required to appear before the clerk of the saperior COTTON MARKET. Stained court of Catav.ba county on rnaay The American Sugar Refining December 13th 1901, and answer or dr Tucker, Cook; Rachel Wagner, Middlinis 7.75 ur to said petition or the defendant A 1 have been sj.

ndiDg some time in the Northern Markets studying: and selecting the latest styles in MILLINERY, and am prepared to sell same at reasonable prices. It will be to the interest of all to call and examine my goods before buying. Truly, Mrs. Ida Trollinger. Good Middling 8.00 Hickory; B.

C. Wagner, Hickory; P. Lynch will apply to the court for the Company has reduced the price of soft srades of refined sugar Elizabeth Rector, Oxford Ford; Eveline Rink, Hicko A Physician Testifies. have taken Kciol Dyspepsia Cure and have never nstni anything in my life that aid me the Rood that it did," says County Go. W.

Scroggs of Hall County, Ga. Beinar a physician I have PRODUCT) KAEKBT. mief demanded in said petition. Aot, The appointment of Henry Clay McDowell to be U. S.

District Judge of the western district of Virginia, which was agreed upon Tuesday, was announced formally yesterday. 12 ia0J. L. 11, Phillip u. S.

ten points, to meet the cut made Bulk meats, sides 12 ry; Eliza Reinhardt, Plateau; Sa lieeswax 2 by the independent re finers. rah Shepherd, Hickory; M. Sim prescribed it and found it to Rive the Martha A. Wells, Newton; Barbara Weaver, Propst; Barbara F. Weaver, Propst; Fannie White, Ann Winebar-ger, Hickory.

Butte 12 WINTER EXCURSION RATES. liens Vets ib mons, Conover; Mary E. Sipe, Effective October 15, 1901, excursion rates are placed on sale by the Southern Conover; C. E. Sigman; Maiden; Barbara Sigman, Oxford Ford; "THE TOWN TAX BOOKS are now in my hands for collec best results." It the tt od vou eat remains undigested it your stomach it decays there aud poisons the system, Tou can prevent this by dietiDg but that means starvation.

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what von eat. You need suffer from neither dyspepsia nor starvation. The worst cases quickly cured. Never fails. 'I B.

Abernethy. Railway to all principal winter resorts of the South and Southwest. Ask any agent tion. Hope all parties owing Anna Simmons, Conover; Nancy Spring Chickens 10 Corn 70 Wheat 70 Eggs 15 Lard 10 Flour, North Carolina f2.00 L-Meal 70 Peaa 75 Southern Railway for full information. Sides, Hickory; Nancy E.

Smith, taxes will pay promptly. D. P. Yount, Tax-collector, STOniA. Newton; C.

R. Stamey, Hickory; Perlina Summitt, Bady; Jemima British musical authorities declare that Liverpool is free from the plague. All those who were suspected of suffering from the disease recovered, Tha Kind Yoa Always Bal Bfeastoze 4 uata 5 Tallow Salt Seamless 7 Bean Urn Sgnataxe iilodo! Dyspepsia Curo Thit signature is on every bos of the genuine Laxative BromoQuinine Tablet th wnedjr that cures cold In one day A. Townsend, Conover; Sarah Traffenstadt, Conover; Lucinda Digests what you eat. each 2.