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CHINESE BILL CF FARE. LASD E5TRY SO. UiZ. 5orth Carolina, I Caldwtll County, W. H.

Edmistin. X. L. Eduiistin Souiiiern Ran An Ron est Boy. Epworth Herald.

Mr. Black was waiting in the depot of large city for his train A bright little boy steppecfnp to him and said, "Shine, Operating Over 7,000 Quick route to allpoists ISORTH-SOUTH-EAST-WEST. Throujb Trains Between Principal Cities and Resorts Attardnf Flrst-Clu aw satla. Ekjsst Pillau Sketlof Cars sfl Tireasfc Traias. Dlaiaf, Cfas is4 Rescr raoea Can, For Speed, Comfort and Courteous Employes, travel via the Bout hern Railway.

Rate, Schedules and other information furnished by addressing the undersigned: EXFDSmOS, IMUL April 26-Nov. 30, 1907. Southern Railway announces extremely low rates to Norfolk, and return on account of the above occasion. The following round trip rates will apply from Hickory: Season $1753 Sixty Day 14 63 Fifteen Day 13 OS Coach Excursion tic'ta 7 50 Coach Excursion Tickets will be sold on each Tuesday, with limit seven days from date of sale, will be stamped "Xot Good in Pullman or Parlor Cars." Other tickets will lie sold daily April 19th to Nov. 30th inclusive.

The Southern Railway will afford excellent passenger service to and from Norfolk on account of this occasiou. For further information, and Pullman reservations address any Agent Southern Railway or write W.H. TAYL0E, R.L VERNON. P. a.

t. p. a. WashlaftM, D. C.

OurUttc, N. R. Vernon, T. P. A.

Charlotte, S. C. P.l.M. Washington, D. The Nbrth State Normal and Xruln Couzaesi lststdinsr to ggry.

Btclxolor of rtsu Bcixlox of Scianc. sua a now coax leswdHig- to tlx d.x of Belilox of Board, lauudry, tuition, and fees for use of text books, 170 4 year. For free-tuition students, tl2S. Thb Nokjal Dipaktment Tei thoronffh instruction in the sub jects taugnt in the schools and colleges, and special pedagogical train ing ior ine proiession or teacning. Tesushers and Gradnates of other colleges are offered a one-year special course in Pedagogy and allied subjects.

The Commercial. Depaktmejjt offers practical instruction in Stenography, Typewriting, Book keeping and other business subjects. The Department of Manual Aetb and Domestic Science provide instruction in Manual Training and in such subjects as relate directly to the home and family. The Music Depahtment, in addition to the degree course, offers a certificate course in vocal and instrumental music. To secure board in the dormitories, all free-tuition applications should be made before July 15.

The fall term opens September Id, 1907. For catalogue and other information, address, J. I. FOUST, President, Qreemfeoro, N. C.

Anderson's Pressing Club. $1.00 Per Month Limited to 3 Suits. Small Chargelfof all fetr a Suite, CALL OR 'PHONE ANDERSON'S BARBER SHOP, NO. 54. and W.

J. Hartley enters and locates 150 acres of land In Globe township on toe waters of John's River, Beginning oa J. Hartley's White oak corner, runs with said Hartley's line to a locust corner then est to the Sew Year Creek, then down said Creek to A. H. Boyd's line, then East with said Boyd's line to the ohn's river road then with said road to W.

W. SherrilTa line then Sorth to the beginning. Containing one hundred and arty acres more or less. W. H.

Edmistin, L. Edmistin, W. J. Hartley. A true copy: J.

L. Miller, Entry Taker. LAS'D ESTRY SO. 8W3. North Carolina Caldwell Count yt C.

H. Holloway locates and enters 8 1-8 acres of land ia Patterson township on the water of Little Mulberry Beginning on a stake in C. H. Hoi-loway's line running BO p. to a hickory, thence 3 p.

to a black gum corner, thence E. 50 p. to a stake, thence S. 65 d. p.

to the beginning. Containing 8 l-8acres. Entered May 21st, 1907. C. H.

Holloway. A true copy: J. L. Milter, Entry taker. LAND ENTRY SO.

6667. Sorth Carolina Caldwell County. L. Anderson enters 25 acres of land In Little River Township Caldwell County, on the waters of Little River, Beginlng on a black oak corner of rrant No. 970 rune West With said grant to the Old Speculation line, thence N.

140 poles to a stake, thence East 4 poles to a stake, thence South to the beginning. Entered May 80th, 1907. E. L. Anderson.

A true copy. J. L. Miller, Entry Taker. LAND ENTRY NO.

6666. North Carolina G. A. McCalt locates and enters 13 acres of land more or less in Patterson township on the waters of Pwnch-eon Camp Creek, Beginning on the N-E. corner of J.

R. Hagamans land known as the Horton land, runs 8. 30 d. W. with his lino to the Enock Kirby heirs line, then Eastwardly to said McCall's line, then with said line to the top of the dividing ridge between Creeton and Puncheon Camp Creek, then up the ridge to a pine on a high knob, M.P.

Sudderth'i corner, then a direct line to the beginning. May 81 G. A. McCall. A true copy.

J. L. Miller, Entry Taker. Notice. We have sold our Livery Business and desire to say that all accounts on our books are due and we ask that the same le paid promptly.

Our books are at the office of Lenoir Feed Store and we trust our friends will call and make prompt settlement. Thanking the people for their liberal patronage in the past we are, Very Respectfully, 2: TBIPLETT COTTBELL. I. i btmskf iff alt ttr WarfeWs. Office, Shell Building, Lenoir, N.

C. Phone 85. READERS IVSUT aCKBSt be.MdfejTI1t,Sllli,llj $1.50 ycsi ad Mm afert CM tad far-We. TOttl Aft tKSJtl JBUmUL MoatM? wjbfartisr oWowd lAs famaf 1Mm 1 tLc $0.50 MAD OT TKSUtlMO WINDERS book ptfei, Mtaiiiii 120 calorwl photomplii o( If) JtL Ti $2.75 All for $1.50 Cit out tkii sdvcftiMmcnl ad mm! with $1.50 to MAGAZINE JAMES fLOOO SAN FRANQSCO Tetter Cured. A lady customer of ours had suffer ed with tetter for two or three years.

It got so bad on her bands that she could not attend' to Iter household duties. One box of Chamberlain' Salve cared her. Chamberlain's roed icines erive splendid satisfaction in this community. HI. H.

Rodney Almond, Ala. Cnamberlain'i medicines are for sale bv J. She! and Dr. Kent's1 Drug1 Stores, Granite Falls Drug Co. I A good many Americans are often puzzled over a bill of far printed in French, but for genuine mystery the bill of the average Race street Chinese restaurant has M.

le Chef beaten forty ways," declared one who has tried both, says the Philadelphia Record. "If you have spare dollar in your jeans vou can dine on 'chow gai ding which in United States means fried chicken, ham, waternuts and bamboo shoots. For cents you may order "bor gai penn a concoction of chicken and pineapple. Twenty-five cents will pay for 'choong taw chee yok young pork and onions. Flush persons sometimes try 'goi ap which is steamed whale flavored with the juice of orange peel.

This costs $2.50. Another expensive dish is 'kirn yuen a mixture of ham, chicken, mushrooms and shark's fins, for which $3 is charged. The ordinary patron of the Chinese restaurant, however, confines himself to chop suey or yakamain, which costs him 25 and 15 cents. No one knows just what chop suey may be, but yakamain is nothing but noodles and chicken flavored with licorice." ShoM of Wfcala Hid. Newfoundland whalers, seixed with a spirit of enterprising economy, are reported to be attempting to place whale hide on the market for the manufacture of whale leather.

It is not surprising that such an attempt should be made. It must vex the spirit of any whaler of well balanced mind to see, after all the hardship and danger of his calling, an enormous and altogether disproportionate bulk of his quarry cast away. From a large right whale of say forty-five to fifty feet in length about 250 Wrels of oil and one and three-quarter tons, of baleen, or whalebone, may be obtained. The remainder of the gigantic carcass, which may be as much si fifty tons, has hitherto been considered useless. The average whale hide if laid out on the ground would cover a surface of nearly 1,500 square feet, at which rate one whale, if its hide could be made into boots and shoes, would well stock a west end boot shop.

London Express. Killed Over Card Game. Charlotte Observer. High Point, N.C., June. Oscar Kearns, colored, was found dead in the woods east of High Point this evening.

Yesterday afternoon Kearns left home and had not returned this moring, when the search was made. The dead body was found with bullets in it. It is not known whether Kearns committed suicide or not, but it is generally believed that he engaged in a game of cards, when a quarrel ensued and Kearns was killed. The coroner has bee sent for and will tfrrfte tonight. Colic and Diarrhoea.

Pains in the stomach, colic and diarrhoea are quickly relieved by the use of Chamberlain's Colic Chol era and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale rry J. K. Bnell, Dt. Kent and Granite Falls Drug Co.

The folks down on the farm are so busy trying to mike a crop that they haven't time to make news. No visitors to the Jameston Ex position have returned home com plaining that they were not done. tfttfrtek W. L. EN0LAND, Joses ft Wolstsant.

Altsriey. LoctftMff. 1TED COLLECTION lU LKNOIR, N. C. Let us collect your bills.

Both good and bad accounts collected on reasonable trrag. iBaQ road claims a specialty. Office over First Nat. Bank. PHONE NO.

13B. NOTICE. My wife, Emily Keller, having left my House, my board and bed, with out just cause, the public is hereby notined not to hire, harbor, or in anyway aid her, and that I will in no way be responsible for debts she may contract or obligations she may may incur. This June Anderson Keller. King's Creek, N.

C. HOLLtrrttf'S Rocky Mountain Tea Nugget a jroij kmioim lor cuiy rwpi. BrUt OoUta BwUh aal Rwi Tifor. Iflo for OonitlpaUon, IndlRMtion, Mrs GOLDEN NUGGETt FOR SALLOW PEOPLE A spc moot, 4 BrwMh, Wriit Bowl, Bwdscbi tnd BfiRjmehe. Jt'i sfeiintnla Tta la UbS fimo.

BS MUM 1 hoi. (Jrltnliui niu.fm hi The News Printery is the only print shop in town turning out first-class work. Try us. dp dp df jfi rules ot Railway. J.

H.Wood,D.P.4A. Ashevilla, N. W. fi. Tayloe.G.P.A.

Carolina Industrial College' deem of Belielor of In Economy an Object to 13 Economy, tt th expense of quality, is extravagance. The Howard "is a piano of quality, but economy in its construction is practiced by elimi-fiBtirtg costly 6rnamentation. It is modest, but refined; plain, bat solid and reliable. Fully warranted by us. Cash or PajrmenU.

B. P. Jarrett Factory Representative. Salisbury, N. C.

Badly Mixed tfp. Abraham Brown, of Wlnteftown had a very remarkable experience he says; "Doctors got badly mixed up over me, One said heart disease; two called it kidney trouble, the fourth blood poison, but none of them helped roV to my wife advised trying Jfijectrle Bitters, which are restoring me to perfect health. One bottle did me more good than all the five doctors described." Guaranteed to oure blood poison, weakness and atHtomach, liver-and kidney complaints, by Jf JBhell druggist, 606, PEPSI if. "I would like my boots blacked," as the reply. "I shall be glad to shine them, sir," said the boy.

"Have I time! I wish to take the New York train." time to lose, sir; bnt I can do it or you before the train leaves." 'Certain of it!" 'Yes, sir. Shall If" In a secoud the bootblack was on his knees shining Mr. Black's shoes. ''Don't let me be left." "No. sir: I will not," said the boy, working very fast.

"What is your name!" "Robert Holmes." "Is your father "No, sir; there is oulj mother and the train is going, sir." Mr. Black took a silver half dol lar from his pocket. He handed it to Rob, who began to make the change. Mr. Black stepped on the train, and before Rob could reach him with the money the train had started.

Two years later Mr. Black went to th same city again. As he walked along the street near the ddp'ot, a boy spoke to him. fWere you ever here before, "Yes, two years ago." "Didn't I shine your boots for you at the depot!" "Some boy did." "I am the boy, sir. I owe you f6rtyfire cents.

Here fa your money. I was afraid should never see you again." Mr. Black was so pleased to nnd Rob such an honest boy that he tfent with him to see his mother. He told her that he should like to help Rob and send him to school. rte gave Mrs.

Holmes a confortable home until Rob was through school, and then he was able to earn a gbod one for her himself. Every Man His Own Doctor. The average man cannot afford to employ a physician for every slight ailment or injury that may occur lu hi family, nor can he afford to neg- loetthem, as so slight an injury as the scratch of a pin ha known to) cause the loss of a limb. Hence every man must from necessity be nil Own doctor for this class of ail ments. IS cess often depend! upon prompt treatment, which can only bl had when suitable medicine are kpt at hand.

Chamberlain's Remedies have been in the market for minx years and enjoy a good repu- Uhamber1aftfif BoOfii Cholera ihi Diarrhoea Remedy for bOwei plstints. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for odtighs, colds, croup and whooping coigh. 'Chamberlain's Pain Balm (an antiseptic liniment) for cuts, braises, bftns, sprains, swellings, lame back aad rheumatic pains. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for constipation, biliousness and stomach troubles. Chamberlain's Salve for diseases of thi skin.

One bottle of each of these Ave preparations costs but $1,25. For saby J. E. Shell, Dr. Kent and Granite Falls Drag Co.

Uncle Jack Reaves, of the Hardeman Free Press, is calling on soihebody ta "wake up" and "examine the figures" of the lady school teachers. Uncle Jack ought to be a pretty gooc( hand at that kind of a cirri service inspection. Nashville American. I will mail you free, to prove merit. samples of my Dr.

Shoop's Restorative, and lny" Book on either Dyspep sia, The Heart or line Kidneys, Trebles of the Stomach, Heart or Kidneys, are merely symptoms Of deeper ailment. Don't make the common error of treating symptoms only, symptom treatment is treat ins the result of your ailment, and not the cause. Weak Stomach nervg the inside nerves mean Stomach weakness, always. And the Heart, and Kidneys as well, have their con-troling or inside nerves. Weaken these nerves, and you inevitably have weak vital organs.

Here is where Dr. Shoop's Restorative has made its fame. No other remedy even claims to treat the "inside Also for. bloating, bilious-, bad breath or complexion, use Shoop's Restorative. Write me i' today fojr aatuplo and free Book.

Dr. i Snoop, liicinJ, Wis, Tb Restorative Js sold byT. E. Shell. Blackberry pie is the stretch.

SwetttoEatj a i. Bert Barber, of Elton, says "I have only taken four doses of yonr Kidney and Bladder fills and they have done for me wore than any other medicine has ever done. I am still takinir the pills us I want a per fect cure." Mr. Barber refers to De- Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. which are uneoualed for Backache.

weak kineys, inflammation of the bladder and all urinary troubles. A weeks treatment for 23c. Sold by J. Shell, Dr. Kent and Granite Falls Drug Co.

Nell Yes, she said her husband married her beauty. What do you think of thatt Belle well, I think her hus band must feel like a widower. Catholic Standard and Times. No greater mistake can be made than to consider lightly the evidence of disease in your system. Don't take desperate chances on ordinary Use Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.

35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Sold by Dr. Kent and JGranite Falls Drug Co. NOTICE. A petition has been filed with the Board of County Commissioners for a Public Road from the foot of Lay-town FallB on Laytown Creek to the Laytown School House.

The petitioners have complied with section 2088 of the Code and the petition will be heard at the next regular meeting of the Board. J. L. Miller, Clerk. June 3rd 1907.

NOTICE. Rids for the construction Of a bridge over Little River at Petra Mills, wilt be received by trnderfigned up' to inly 1st, 1907. Specifications may be seen office. By order of the Board. J.

L. Miller, June 3rd. 1907. Clerk. NOTICE.

A petition has-been, filed with the Board of C6unty Commissioners fof public road from Ab Beavers in Kings Creek Township, over the laads of. IrT PeaneU end, others' to Jntlnecf wifa the OKI road It, A.W. Lai ton I. The pftttMnerf hate eOm nliid with section 2088 of the Code and the petition will be heard at the next regular meeting of the Board. L.

inner. Clerk. Jane 8rd, 19w. in NOTICE. Having qualified as Executors of estate of Cynthia Barlow, deceased.

all persons having claims against sard estate are hereby requested to present same within twelve months from date hereof, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery, Smith Barlow Horton Barlow A Real Wonderland. South Dakota, with its rich silver mines, bonanza farms, wide ranges veritable wonderland. At Mound City, in the home of Mrs. E. Clapp a wonderful case of healing has late ly occured.

Her son seemed near dead with lung and throat trouble. "bxhaustingcoughing spells occured every five minutes," writes Mrs Clapp "wnen 1 began giving Dr. King New Discovery, the great medicine, that Raved his life and completely cured him." Guaranteed for coughs and colds, throat and lung troubles, by J. E. Shell druggist.

50c and $1.00 Trial bottle free. E. W. MOOSE, I D. D.

S. I have moved my office to rooms over the Postoffi'cej where I do all kinds of Rental work. I will be absent from mf office jneweet beginning wth the first Monday, ia each month. Respectfullrv OroWi) Piarps 8 Orgarjs QUARANSEED 10 TEAKS, A.W.DULA, Dttla Bldg. Lenoir, N.

G. C.B. McNairy. M.D. L.H.

Ccffcy, M.D. McNairy a Coffey. The undersigned offer their services to the people of inoii atwf vicinity for th practice of Medicine in all Jtt branohM. Office at Lenoir Drag Co. Store Phone Main Lenoir, North Carolina.

McNAIRY COFFEY. A few dosos of this remedy will invariably care an ordinary attack of diarrhoea. It can always be depended npon even in tlie" more' severe attacks of CTamp colic and cholera morbus. It is equally succenHfulfor prmmer d1iir'rhtt4 ana Cholera Infantum in children, and Is the meantf of vuvinff the lives of inftny.chlldrea each yeur. When reduced with water' and swetened it, is plewant take.

Every man of a lainily snonld keep this remedy in his Btryit nM. "Price, JSC. LarobBue, Boc. r4 mm i KiUstm llndletlon, Sour Stomieh, BIehlh of fliu, St. 'Hi TL iJiWttt COttPAttt ClltOAGd, Xtt S' 1.