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GERMANS SEIZE SHIP
 WITH l|. COTTON !, |g!N! CARGO '
The American.Owned Fir, Bound for
 Norway, Taken Into German Port and. Norway Protests,

Copenhagen, Oct. 19.-The Norwe- gfan steamer Fir owned by Ameri- cans, has arrived at German port escorted by a German torpedo boat destroyer.
 Norway has requested of Germany that that government give the Ell free passage. pointing out that the cargo consisted of cotton, which Ger many has not declared contraband Moreover, the Norwegian representa-. tions, set forth, the steamer was talk en in charge by the German wal yes .sel while, still in international Wa ,ters. -
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CHARLTON. MURDERER !I ll
 OF WIFE, BREAKS DOWN
American on Trial in Italy Complete. % iy Unneryed by Questioning nf lCOurf

Como, Italy, Oct. e19.77-At the close of today's session of the Porter Charlton trial, on motion of counsel for the defense, Baron Sciazza, pre- siding judge, granted a postponement until Friday. morning at 10 o'clock. This action was taken because of the illness .of the senior } counsel for Charlton, who has not been able to attend the opening sessions.
 Charlton, who is on trial for the murder of his wife, Mary Scott Charlton, in 1910, was completely unnerved today and several recesses had to be taken to allow him to re- gain his compOsure.
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ARKANSAS PREsBYTERY.
Many Presbyterians Attending Con-
 yentiOn at JOnesbOrO.

Jonesboro, Oct. 19.-A large num- Der of ministers, laymen and wo- men are here for the meeting of the Arkansas presbytery, which assem- bled in the First Presbyterian church for a, thrce-day session today. The firsts service consisted of a sermon by the retiring moderator. Rev. E. l. Wilson, of Forrest City, which was followed by a communion service leo by Rev. Mr. Wilson and Dr. John van Lear of Little Rock. The pastor Rev. Anton Verhulst. and his conf mittee of arrangements have provided splendid accommodations for the wis., itors. The business session will be held tomorrow.
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Italian Squadron Sent to Aid in Bombardment of
 Bulgarian Coast.
ALLIES, EXCEPT TO
 ACTION OF GREECE
Hint and Warming Contained in Note Presented by British and Russian Ministers Vast Number Allied
 Troops Landed at SalOniki.

London, Oct. 19.--ltaly today de- clarod war on Bulgaria, "by reason of Bulgaria having opened hostilities against Serbia, thus alIying herself with inc enemies of Italy and combat ting her allies"
 An Italian squadron has sailed un- der sealed orders, to operate against the Aegean coast of Bulgaria, it is supposed. As the blockade of the Bulgarian port Dedoagatch is minor operation requiring only nominal force, it is believed to be the plan 10 lombard that place and the other ports along the coast.
 Russia's declaration of war against Bulgaria is imminent. It has been delayed merely by the need to ob- serve certain formalties. What form Russian activity will take after the declaration is not yet known here.
 An imperial manifesto was issued today in Petrograd, denouncing the treason of Bulgaria and stating that Russia was compelled to draw the sword to defend the Slavs.
 Allies Warn Greece. Greece also it is probable, will be compelled to take more dehnlte attitude in regard to the Balkans, as the British and Russian ministers at Athens have delivered note taking l executions to the Greek interpreta- | ton of the GrecO-Serbian treaty, and | notifying Premier Zaimis that Ih1 | entente powers intend to lana more l troops on Greek territory.
 In the meantime, large numbers or | British and French troops continue to disembark at Saloniki. The num- Der is so large that the railroad out of Salonilxi is swamped and large forces of men have started on forced
 marches across the country, to effect
 a function with the Serbian troops, | who are falling back before the Bull
 garian advance between Uskub and Nish. :.
 The Bulgarians have reached and cut the railroad at Vranja, not Tar from their own frontier. thus sever J ing communications between the Anglo-French army moving north from Saloniki and the Serbian capi- tai. where the arrival of the aliles
 has been so anxiously awaited. | & Serbs Give Ground. l fTate advices state that the Serbs l have been forced to eVacudte lslip
 and Kotchana and to retire to their
 strong mountain positions.
 Whether the Bulgarians will pc
 able to hold the railroad at Vran1a is not clear. Apparently, only small ] force reached that point.
 In the north, the Austro-Germans
 are making better progress, although
 n the Senlendrla sector the Serhians
 are fighting desperately for every
 foot of territory The Serbians, are making a determined effort to pre-
 vent junction of the Bulgarians
 with the Teutons in the Timok river
 region.
 Serbian resistance to the .Austrians on the river Save line, west of Bel grade. which has held. the invaders there for more than "a week, has
 been broken, and the Austrians Tn force have poured over the frontier, l capturing the. town of Cbrenovatz. The Austro-G German forces have ad- | vanced also south of Belgrade, and, occupied several points of import ance. ss
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RUSSIA PLACES IN
 J. 5. BIG CONTRACT
ordors War Munitions and Supplies
 to Cost 0.OO0-Buy1ng {; Amnrican Machine Guns.

New York, Oct. 19.-The distripu- +;on of a $57,0OO.OO0 Russian war contract for munitions and supplies recently awarded in this country was annonnced today. The munitions contract which totals about $5Gooo.- oon includes 1000. 100000 rifle car ridges. It's contract provides also for a new one-man machine gun which is carried on soldiers bacK' IT is an American invention.
 A contract for 5,000,OOO yards or cloth for overcoats also was a"aiu ed
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GET JURY IN MOONSHINE CASE. Government Begins Argument Against ~. - :. Alleged 3(,OnSDiratOrs.

Fort Smith, oct. 19.-A, jury to try nine of the score of defendants in the moonshine conspiracy case was secured in the United S ates district court today and the opening state ment of the government was begun. . 7. The indictment on which ithe gov ernment elected to try the first cas es against the alleged conspirators charges attempt to defraud the gov ernment lof the tax imposed on dis titled. spirits.
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England Puts Embargo on Cotton. x

London, Oct. 19.-The official Ga- zette states that the announcement is made by the government that ex- portation of manufactures. with the exception of lace and cotton waste. hereafter will be prohibited to all European countries except Frances Russia, Italy, Spain and Portugal.
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Taft Sells Chicago Club.

New York, oct. 19.-Tt was learned
 tonight that the Chicago National
 league baseball team was sold today in Cincinnati by Charles P. Taft, who
 owned nearly all of the stock. The. names of the purchasers were not
 disclosed nor was the purchase prlce.
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]. BONAR LAW FOR, PREMIER.
English Editor Predicts Collapse of ' Coalition Government. y .t*

London, Oct. 19.-.Horati0 Bottom ley. editor of John Bull and former member of parliament, speaking at Newcastle tonight predicted the im- mediate collapse of the coalition gov- ernment.
 ''The premier has practically re- signed" he said. "His successor will probably be Bonar Law" 5fa% .
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ATTENTION EIKs.

Members of Pine Bluff Lodge No. 149,s B. P, O. F., will meet at their hall at 2:3O o'clock this afternoon, to attend. ip a .bctiy, the funeral of our lamented brother J. F. Hut, and to conduct the services iat; the cemetery.
 a su93t. lgls -,CrlB. MURPHY {. ,a4 I :.ys h. ga asEAaIeu sHlu.leF !, .t tfSecretary.. tNL.n!Ela. ySan III
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Italian Ships to Aegean.

Paris. Oct 19.-An Italian squad ron is en route for the Near East un- der sealed orders, according tO Brindisi dispatch received this even ing.
 It is supposed this squadron IS to participate in the blockade of the Bulgarian coast.
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New Incorporation.

Little Rock, Oct. 19.-Cravens Y Pierce, a financial and real estate concern of Little Rock, has been in- corporated with capital stock of s .OoO of which $2,050 has been ssun- scribed. The sincorporators are k
 R. Cravens. president. R. NJ Mauns vice president and c. R. Fierce lsl ss ssSlss sa ss tary-treasurer; z tss sS F
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-20

.C B. pusenberFy -@of -RirminghAm ,Ala,. is \ husiness visitor to sll!s a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-20

!. W.- E. -Shapahan. of Hot Springs IS
 here. ep,a a busihssa ,tsipsol ss;, ya a.s
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Continued on Page a)
The Weather

.ss.s sms.esdnesday, slightly cooler in Thursday. fair.
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FORD.

The farmers are about through
planting, and are now ready TO
b'gin cultivetiug their crop
The infant baby o'J L Talbot
did On last Thursday and was
',uria1 at Trading I'D cemetery
Frid,
Tt Young men nf the neigh.
bOrEurd = o iEyl 4 to 'rganlze q
base | ali team W arr surprlsed
that they havs MT b.3un this
long ago.
Y4dkin Camp, w. 0. W here,
W IL have their annual plculc OF.
next Thursday, 18th. which will
bs ascension day. The program
ls alb III completed aud will be a
good one. Rev. Brendall of
Granite Qn'rry, G. A. Sides of
East Spencer. aud others, will be
the speakers for the occaslcn i.
Music will be furnished by the
ladies auxiliary of Cedar Camp
East Spencer. The speaking and
music will be III the forenoon
After dinner will be the races:
lst, Bicycle race, first prize 20
cents.
2ad. Wheel barrow. race first
priz- SO cents.
3rdaSack race. first prize SO
cents.
Ash, Egg race, fret priz. %
cents.
9th. Three legged race, prize 8
Clnco cigars.
9th, Walking poll, cash priz
$1,OO
Tth, Auto race, no prsze.
This will be the biggest day
Trading Ford ever had and We
expect q thousand or fifteen hun.
dfed hero that day. Ice cold
drinks. Ice cream, etc , will be on,
the grounds. Lemonade will be
furnished by the O DIR Tree, The
public is Invited to attend aud
filed baskets. Come and
bring tn children. Oar aim is
especially to amuse the children.
Remember the l8sh and come.
SAM SNORT
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hoHoOfal ; EV EN1NG
Concert, The Music Makers.
Lecture, Hungry People,"
Sylvester A. L ng.
Admission s5,, Children 15o,
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Concert, The Savrant ifs.
Interpretatlve, 1.-The Man from
Home" Wells Watson CHM.
Admission 25,, Children 15c.
WEDNESDAY,, EVENING.
Concert, The Savrauoffs.
Lecture. "Taking Stock Of a
Town." Frank Dixon.
Admission S5,, Children 15o.
THURSDAY, McRN!NG.
Lecture. "Flnest of the Fine
Arts,' DR.. Charles E. Barker.
Admission 25o. Children loo.
THURSDAY, AFTERNOON.
Muelcal Recital, Signor Gieus-
eppe Bartolotta.
Lecture, "How to Live a Hun
dred Years." Dr.. Charles E.
Blrker.
Admission 3d., Children loo.
THURSDAY. EVENING.
Modern Drama, 1.-The servant
in the House" William Owen and
Company.
Admission 75,, Children 35c.
FRIDAY, Nj 5RNING.
Childreu's Hour, Indian Folk
Tales and Folk Dances, Miss vi.
Wan Ditto.
Leisure. "A Mans Thinking
aud His Atom" R. E Pattison
Kline.
Admission $50. Children l5,.
FRIDAY, AFTERN DON.
Conoert, Orchestral Club.
L'otu'e, The Disease of Demo.
eraoy," R. e. Paltison Kline.
Admission 25c, Children 15..
FRIDAY. EVENING.
Concert, Orchestral Club.
Entertainmeut. Magic. Tabsr,
The Miracle Man.
Admission SOC. Children 25,.
SATURDAY MORNING.
Chsldren's Hour, Russian Folk
Tales aud Folk Dances, Miss Vi
Wan Ditto.
Lecture, "A Mans Thinking
aud HisiChildren," R. S. Patti.
son Kline.
Admission 25c, Children $50.
SATURDAY, AFTERNOON
Grand Concert, Signor Palla.
ria aud His Band.
Admission Soc, Children 25,.
SATURDAY, EVEN ING.
Grand Concert, Signor Pallaria
and His Band.
Admission Soc, Children $50.
Monday. M RNINe.
Children's Hour. German Folk
aud Folk Dances, Mis- Vi
Wan Ditto
Lecture, "a Mans Thinking
and His S)ciety," R. L. Pattison
Admission 25:, Children l5c
NDAY, AFTERN>oH.
Concert, Christine ailes Big
lam and CO.
Lecture, "Politioal Patric-
ISM" CIV. Ashton c. Shallen.
berger, Of Nebraska.
Admission sos, Children 25c.
M NDAY, EVENING.
Jov Night, A Mixture of Fun
nd Music, Ralph Bingham and
Giles Bingham and
Admies,oa SOC, Children 25o.
TUESDAY, M RN1NG.
Ghildren's Hour Scandivaniau
FOLK Tales AID Folk Dancas, Miss
TUEsDAY. AFTERNOON
Dramatic Lecture, THE Marty.
ON OF Fools" Thomas Brooks
'lescheP.
Admission Soc, Children 25c
TUESDAY, EVENING.
Song Recital. Alice Nelson.
One OF the Worlds most noted |
ma donnas.
Admission 81 co. Children 500.
Admission TO O%hildren's Hour
rec TO all.
Kimball Pianos are used and
aco N me nded by the Redpath
hautatqua.
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Valuable Landi For Sale.

Pursuant to the terms of a certain
mortgage trust deed executed by
Alexander NJ ore and wife. Annie
Moore, to the undersigned, J. d. Dor
sett, trustee and mortgage, on the
10Th day Of July, 1911, which, is duly
recorded in the office of the Register
ofDeeds for Rowan County in Book of
Mortgages No At, page 20. 242. de-
fault having been made in the pay
ihelt of the note therein secured, and
at the request of the holder of the note
therein secured, the undersigned will
expose for sale at public auction for
cash at the court house door in Sails
bury, N. c., on
Thursday, 9th day nf Nav, 1915,
at the hour of twelve NJ, the following
described real estate:
Lying about one and One-half miles
east OF Salisbury. N. c., about one
fourth of a mile of the Southern Rail
way. adjoining the lands of Nancy
Moore, on the EAST side,-Iackson
Moore on west side, b~ef1g in
subdivision of the lands Of Jackson
Moore and Nancy Moore.
Beginning at a stake Nancy MOore's
corner, thence South % deg. E. %,
l5i chains. to a stone Nancy Moore's
corner, thence 3 So deg 1913 chains
TO d stone jackson Moore's corner
thence N 90 dag. E. 1877 chains to the
beginning corner, containing 2.53
acFas
This the 31st day of March, 10 5.
JAMES D. Dc RsETr,
trustee and mortgage.
John l.. Rendleman, attorney.
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z NE s
by
OUR CORRESPONDENT.
FAITH.

April 29.-VAnus spent Wednes.
day night with J. NJ. Wyatt, at
Reams Park, Salisbury. J NJ
Wyatt moved IN his new residence
Fhursday near the Leland granite
cutting shed, The Cooley broth.
ers. of Chestnus Hill M ved him
with their big moving van.
Venus got some Of the best
sweet mi k at the Fisher Dairy
nut on the Western Railroad be
ever tasted. They get lots Of q ilk
aud of the very Lest quality t.,
furnish their customers ~ town.
Fisher and McComLs l,st re.
ceived an order for a large pair of
m!llssones to 20 to Georgia.
R-v. and MIS-. r. l. Brown,
are visiting their daughter Mrs
P A. Pee'er for several days
We net our old friend, J. A.
Raid in Salisbury H. is 10, king
we'll and living at Spencer now.
He formerly "wned a big river bit.
tom farm aid lived the re f MANY
years. Venus we..t there in water.
melon time to feast on melons.
R J. Lswrsuce. of SeaRrove
N c., Randolph County, was Fer
with q load Of fine cr-ckery ware.
1t sold we'll.
Vsnus visited the public library
IN Salisbury aud found it III good
shape.
J. T. Wyatt received an order
for more granite windo W silis and
teutels and is at work on them
with a force Of hands.
George Peeler has received void
that n of bis boys at Newton
College, has just won a gold med
al Our Faith boys are coming to
the front.
Robert Ward, wife aud sister
visited at Rockwell, Saturday.
We saw a new store at Granite
Quarry the other day for the first
time. 1t went upbetween our visits
and was built 10 a few days 1t be-
longs to d. q Russell and he is
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COULD SCARCELY
WALK ABOUT

believe ] would have died II | hadn't
taken it.
After ! began taking Cardui, was
greatly helped, and all three bottles re-
lieved me entirely.
tattened up, and grew so much
stronger In three months, l felt like an
other person altogether"
Cardui Is purely vegetable and gentle
acting. Its ingredients have a mild, tonic
effect, on the womanly constitution.
Cardui makes for increased strength.
improves the appetite, tones up the ner-
vous system, and helps to make pale.
sallow cheeks, fresh and rosy.
Cardui has helped more than a million
weak women, during the past so years.
1t will surely do for you, what it has
done for them. Try Cardui today.
Wrte TO: Chattanooga Medicine Co., Ladies' Al.
Visory Dept. chattanooga. Tenn, for Special In.
SLTucta0ns on your case and 64-page book, Home
treatment for Women sent in plain wrapper. J-6s
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-05-05
ing there in the 1ewelry business

ing there in The jewelry business
Rev. R L Brown aud wife
spent q we>k at Faith aud they
claim that it was one Of their most
pleasant trips. Besides Their
many greetings with friends aud
relatives, Rev. Weber t The Re-
formed church, gave a iue ride 30
Salisbury and Spencer a, back
in his new atomotile. Rtv. Wei.
or and wife gave us .ome b. Q
vocal music.
William CaHble, who has heep
coufinsd to his room 8 m ~
months, is now abie to be- out
w think be ia in a fair way to r--
gain his original b :aith and snj Y
life fer a long time.
The ssork left d fine girl with
Mrxwell Holshouser.
/. Tnere was q large cor gregstn u
at C~nristiana Sunday and We h-d
another good sermon.
Luther G. Brown is IN the tut
key raising business, bus we fear
he will have tr'.uhle with them if
it should cont:Lue wet. VIOLA
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And For Three Summers Mrs. Vim.
cent Was Unable to Attend to
Any Of Her Homework.

Pleasant Hill, N. CD suffered for
three summers" writes Mrs. Walter
Vincent, of this town, "and the third and
last time, was my worst.
| had dreadful nervous headaches and
prostration, and was scarcely able to
walk about. Could not do any of my
homework.
also had dreadful! pains in my back
and sides and when one of those weak,
Sinking spells would come on me. !
would have to give up and lie down,
until il wore off.
was certainly in a dreadful state of
health, when finally decided to try
Cardui. the Woman's tonic, and | firmly
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-05-05

a reusing huaineaa fading
the raanla a;rcn 40 man have
gone there to make paving blocks
Ut. WYATT has a few copiea #
nspers that has an article read ha-
fore q horticultural s,ciety on the
culture of strawberries end also
about how to raise corn. He is
sending these out to any one Oil
receipt of q two cent stamp.
J. w. Wyatt visited his father
in Oabarrus County, Sunday.
Business is beginning TO Flick
up on the granite belt Besides
the work he is already doing, J.
f. Wyatt is bidding on some 9th
or nice granite jobs that will BIZ
lot out to some one. This will
scatter money out on the granite
belt.
One fellow told Venus today
that when he got his paper he
never went to bed until he read
ehe Faith items.
The Faith boys base ball team
has just beat another team but we
forgot who it was. The boys will
have to to'ssll us again so we can
get the item right and tell who 1t
was. The Faith boys wants to
play seine other ball team, any
where, any time.
The home eczema cure, recently
discovered, is proving to be a good
thing. It only costs twenty-five
cents and the recomm endatioLa
coming in 10 q proof that it is
fine. VENUS.
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Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

Pursuant to the provisions cnnteined
in a certain mortgage trust deed ex-
ecuted on October %, 1911 by J. T.
Hall and wife, Katie Hall. to J. d.
Do, sett, trustee and mortgage which
is duly recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds for Rowan County
in Book of Mortgages No 43, page l79,
defa ult having been made in the ray
ment Of the noe therein secured and
at the requst Of the holder of said note,
the undersigned will expose for sale at
public auction for cash at the court
house door in the city of Salisbury,
North Carolina, IN
Saturday, the Is day of Nav, 1915,
at the hour OF u NJ, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate at Spencer,
N =, and described by metes and
bonds, as follows:
Beginning at the corner of a twelve
foot alley on Whitehead Averue, at Il
point 202 feet 8. 81 degrees As minutes
W. from the intersection of Third
Street and Whitehead Avenue, run
ming along sail Whitehead Avenue 10
feet to the middle of a straight ditch,
be the same more or less thence in a
southeasterly direction along i d
straight ditch 314 feet more or less, to
Il stone in the edge of Hudson Avenue,
and on a southeastern line of lot No.
Is, 1870 feet more or less to II stake at
Intersection of a twelve IL OF alley and
Hudson Avenue more or less. thence
in a northwesterly% direction, along the
lire of said alley $40 feet more or less,
to the beginning corner. being lots 5
and 8 and parts of lots 7, ~ and ID, in
block 8 of the Whitehead addition to
the town of Spencer, N. G.
This the 9th day of April. 1915.
] D DoRsETT,
trustee and mortgage.
John L. Rendleman, attorney.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-05-05

Will cure Rheumatism, Neu
ralgia. Headaches. Cramps, Cole
Sprains, Bruises. Cuts, Burns, Old
Sores, Teiter, king-W Worm. -Ec-
zema. etc. Ant.zeptiu Auudyna.
-sed .~-ic.nally o. ez1esaaHJJ. ~
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Piles Cared in 6 to II Days
Your druggist viii refund money if PAZO
IMMINENT fails TO cure ny case of itching,
Ind. Bleeding or Protrudii Z Piles inc to ID days.
first application gives Ease and Rest. SOC.
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T

We had several fine showers
Sunday night and Monday. One
shower brought us a short d VIII
pour of 1ail, but do net think it
did any serious damage. W. think
the drought is broken and the
ground was we'll soaked as deep 90
it was broken.
Mr.. Morgan and bis wife. nee
Carrie Cauble, have located at
Granite Quarry. We think the
newly weds we're both fortunate
and We expect them to be happy
and prosperous.
David 8. Brown made q trip &c
Albemarle Saturday evening to
see his con, Marcus, who is work.
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Man Takes nils Own Medicine ID
Uptlmlst.

He has abs ,lute faith in his
medicine-he knows when he takes
it for certain ailments he gets re-
lief Psopla who. take Dr. Kings
New Dlscoxery2fo an irritating
Cold are opsInists-they know
this cough sremedy will penetfate
thu Innings of the throat, Kill! sbe
germs. and open the way fo1
nature to act. You can't d st,oy
a Cold by superficial treatment
you must go to the cause Ct the
trouble. b. sn optimist. Cat a
bottle If DR.. King's New Discovs
cry today.
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administrators Notice.

sg qualified as administrator
n e.tate of William Leonard,
ded -. this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate to
present the same to the undersigned
for payment on or before March 18th,
1915, Or this notice will be plead in
bar OF their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will make
! rompt settlement.
Tins March, I7th, 1915.
w. H. LEONARD,
administrator
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FROG POND.

Rev. G. M. Plcksns, cf Spencer,
preached all excellent sermon a,
Liberty Sunday afternoon.
Col. John Owen does not seem
to improve much, we are sorry to
uote.
J. W. Basinger expects to get
als divorce May Z. Lookout girls
the old gentleman will be around.
Wilbert Troutman visits at W.
A Bradvs q ute often. We wish
him much success.
Miss Lille Troutman visited at
W. q Eagles Sunday.
john Trexler of Salisbury, and
Miss Daisy Misenheimer of Rock,
we'll, visited at Esq e.. A. Trex.
ler's Sunday afternoon.
Glenn Trexler visits at W. A.
Eagles quite often.
c. l.. Webb Of. the St. Pauls
community, visited at ]. A.
Brady's Sunday, aid was DELAYED
in getting home on account Of the
rain. CLoDHt PIPER.