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«'С P. Fl. S. of II [7 7 ^ Ь* ’ ' SMу !'- tV 'E e λ,.*-/.- » -Ч. I ‘л. ''(iV THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE XT SIMMONS DAIRV'.COWe IN LINA SHOW LAROB t ó tm A S É I^ MiHer/of WlnsìoniSaleni^ Mr.! д а ,Our The Charlotte Observer.. FROM 1920 TO IM S and Mrs. ’Fhomas;Carter, i)f ftich.l ь. 1, It is not simply an occasion for mond, Va., Mr. and Mrs. 'L; L.;Mi|.| North Carolina to take oflF its hat In the following tablé coun­ )er and family, Mr. arid Mi‘s. Mai.] ' * "‘'‘I ^ . ñf to Senator Simmons. The Unit­ ties are ranked accdrdlrig'ito per mon McMahan and family. г « OOIC K i ï B l S HEfl ed States could afford to uncover cent increase or decrease in dairy Mr. 'W. W. West is sónié better I p. fl. s. Of II before him, because he is the man cows from 1920 to 1^26. The par­ at this writing, we aré: very glad I Two applications of home who won'tho fight for reduction allel column gives the number of to note. , dairy cows in the eounty In 1926. Mr. Fred Swing of Sálisbury, Bndin, Feb. 28.—The Piedmont BUTLER ABOUT TO START remedy gave complete relief in National taxes. There are so m e th in g none who can deny that fact and New Hanover ranks .flrst, hav­ spent the week end with liomel Difttrict meeting of the P. O. S. ing increased her dairy cows 92.2 folks, TRUTH; HONESiy 6 f PURPOSE AND UXTlRlNq; FiP*Ll’i^P^||W]T<^ CQONTY AND OlfR FLAG IS OUR AIM AND PUlWMS «f A., was held here last .night Don’t suffer—don’t wait for pain to we believe the country is in mood Marion Butler 'is, not only the jtiflt wear off. Give it relief at once to give willing acknowledgement. percent-, Hertford ranks last, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas .Carter,! in the Theatre with one of. the with a veiy simple home treatment. showing a five-year decrease of VOL. IX MacksyiLLE>";N € t : largest uroWds that hus ever as- greatest énemy to the republican The Observer would not give returned to their home 'iri. Rich­ party in North Carolina, but he “ I could not sleep or do my work," praise to the North Carolina Sen­ 96.5 percent. mond, Va.; Monday, after; spend­ jiembled in Badin. Mr. H. H. write* a Washington, D. C., woman; Seventy counties had fewer HOW' MUCH BETTER LO<>K^^^ BRliiH'k' ' Koontz of Lexington who is pre­ is thè best friend the democratic "but now I can walk and do my work ator solely because he is a pro­ ing the week end with the latter» dairy cows in 1925 thàn they had s id e ; FOR a ; sident of this district , presided party has in the republican ranks. and Sleep at night. I used Sloan’s duct of this State nnd a Demo­ mother, Mrs. Louise Ward^/^ Congress M«y Fin^ Liniment only twice and it relieved crat. Slate pride is strong, but in 1920. The state sufTered à net Mr. and Mrs. Sheek Bowden nnd , , ;OUR: A’lTITUDB'OSplP'li^O^ ,.Chase ....... Reject* (ЩЁг'о1 Ore^dft He. is- the greatest handicap the ■ over the meeting. The devotio­ me of iny pain. It is just wonderiul. loss of 12 percent in dairy cows, nal exercises Wore conducted by republicans have. He just will 1 will never be without it." - it is Simmons’ rise to dominating baby, of Bethlehem were thé Sun­ 3Rcv. J. M. Page of Badin. Ame- not stay out of the party’s work-, influence In the National law body declining from 354 thousand in day guests of' their sister, Mrs. 1 Up V^ithin Two »tilth s Cartoons and picthros Bre£^ril^able for." pr and;* And Will Remain/at Univei^dr This is only one letter but it ia that is the point of emphasis. He 1920 to 812 thousand in 1'925. 0 . R. Alien. , utter great, truths,f s .> .if*. jrica was sung as the opening. ings in this, state, and he is too typical oi thousands that tho makers ------^ smart to be run out.' He Jias of Sloan’s have received, tostifyine to was chairman of the Finance Based on preliminary announce­ 5 expert cartoonist can I V Hymn. The address of welcome Farm Relief, .Foreign' Debt OVERMAN ANNOUNCES N B W ìSnE FOR\FAlR w as mnde by Mr* S. A. Cope, gene­ started what now appears a fight the amazing relief that Sloan’s gives Committee during the Administra­ ments of the U.'S. Census of 1925. New Officers Elected . ___ -rnj, . i • , > things which words' Î to every kind of muscular pain. tion of Mr. Wilson and in that Department of Rural Social- merit : arid ' ëuppiy Bills ' -CANDIDQ^GY ^ might fail to tell цs. Pibtdre*j|ioo,‘*ex^^ feelings [y .Brock Barkley ; , GROUNDS ral Superintendent of tne' Aju- in the republican ranks. Com­ Formal Statement ¿if'Iriteritlbn to menting upon Butler’s attitude No need to rub, it’s the medicine it­ capacity developed an under­ Econoniics, University of North The congregation of the Pjresby- , ' . ' j^i-lncipoii ’.itémà' -Piiow which even the moSt 'gift€d!?^mer',ma^ be able to find Words . Raleikli, ' March .‘¿.¿rPÍ'esiá^^^ . aninium Plant of Badin; Mr. self that does ihe work. Jiint pat it Enter . Primaries Is ^ssUed Prpperilb ln RaleigK TofGlve Way Cope’s address was a mnster- the Durhnni Herald makes this on. Instantly it sends tlje frcsli, healing standing of tax aifairs that es­ Carolina. terian church last Sunday elecU | with which to express; Harry Woodburn Chase will re- 3 ;CONTES’rS^Aifi'''^SENA^ To Devebbmènt ^ , t-.' ■j)io(!o of welcome to the visitors interesting comment: Wood tinglinii through tha sick tissues tablished him in the confidence Number Percent cd the following officers: . main the head of the University —and tho pain simply has to pn. So of his associates on both aides Rank Co. dairy cows increase MAKiES N(> MENTION O^ Speaking of pictures hnd ;éjrttí^ there were two in the last of North Carolina, he'ádviaes the ----------------- ' ' I . of tlii.s International-KnOwn-City. “Judging by the reports coming Elder: R.'D. Poole. e y n o l d s clean and easy to use too. ' Get a boltla 1925 1920-25 , Washirigtpri,; Feb., 28. -^ Al­ “ HOB’ R Plana For ThlH Fall. Abandoned The response to the addre.Ms of from Washington, Marion Butler today. All druggistfl—35 ccnts. of the Senate. He has. remained Deacons: John C. Sanford. issue of the Saturday Evénln(|sPóf>t which .were very interesting board of trüsteéë tôday, his de- welcome was made by Rev. J. T. is not at all satisfied with the a doniin.tting influence in tho Sen­ 1 New Hanover 972 92.2 John J. Larew. though moving along in more or to one ; who carp to study ,théln®ànd .'eh into the spirit bf them, cisión'to ,áecUrie the offer 'of the To .Concentrate On Btggc|t ^ ate committee and that has been 2 Durham 3,723 52.0 less -leisurely fashion. Congress Say» That' Long. Experience Best Orie of. these showed à "riitin'WIíh had broken through, Presidency; of Oregon Únivérslty Event in 1927. i Sisk of Mocksville., Mr. Sisk as­ work of the republican state exe­ Knox Johnstone. - ' Flttied ’ Hirii fo r, Position , sured Mr. Cope that the visitors cutive committee which met. here demonstrated in the fact that he 3 Onslow 545 47.0 , . E;-C. Morris, i ; gradualiy- ia cleaning Up its slate a bad bridge and landed,iii t h iw '^ ^ water in the stream belowV, having been prompted by . ofllciftl last Wednesday. He claims that played a stronger hand in formu­ 4 Brunswick 598 42.1 H. W. Harris. -“ihould 'bé:'a The man found him self standilig^ w^ deep iri water, with 'his assurance of support: and ap- (By' Bì-odiè Barkley,' in Charlotte Jiad already found that they were • (By Jonathan Daniels) ■ ••»'X * ' ^ .1 I m’ ' M L.Í. j ’.. _ I f ...1 1___- ____ I - n . J.’ 1''.. ________1 . A <_’* .1 . I - ' t 1 .. .. .1 L t f welcome by the honor of being the committc(i is hand-picked, but lation of the revenue reduction .6 Lenoir 1,491 40.0 These officers w ill be ordained . within tw^iirionths at.'the. latest; ..шЧь clothes all wetliind his machi.^i.practically submerged. '. But near provai of his' pdricics,.and, public* Obsèrver*> V ' i: (Ì > LinitT Leiit Rülefgh,' ííeb.' гв.—ТЬе ‘ permited to go through the great doesn’t say out loud who did the iciLi,s . T bill this term, than he played in C Nash 2',719 35.3 and installed Sunday;. Feb. 28, at ;Thé foreign tiebC viSëtt^ i T , , Vu I by Were lovely clusters.òiiwàtéitìlilles;, And here.’s where the moral maniiestatioris of, good Svili. ' ■' 3>lant that thousands would comc picking, and characterizes the shaping the same measure at tho 7 .Jones 398 32.6 11 o’clock. and .the.anririal apíjrdpi“}^^^^ picture, .(which, ^аё,.пашф|Г'ТЬе Optimist in. The No bther- iriduceriient was held' fair ground property ih'tbp '' IT last session of Congress. It was 8 Bladen 1,745 23.7 artfjvtl^priricipar n M « « I « ‘ ^ ШщЛ ' X M 4li ft А 4 А ШЛ ^ тл ^ I . Í ^ ^ _^ ^ ' f . outi - - - ' ' ^to 'him__ and apparently¿ 1 none_ ern part'of Raleigh will g ly 1m1 from far and near, just to see this vvhicii affair as ‘the last pitiable ---- ------ « -------------------- .
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