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Cultivate on Ball Bearings
D ALL-BEARING ' automobiles, motor
trucks, tractors and grain drills so
why not ball-bearing cultivators? The purpose of
the ball bearing is to reduce friction, lighten draft,
make easier operation and add years to the life of
a machine. That " is why the weight of the No. 4
International Cultivator rests on twenty steel
balls.
In each of the axle pivots there is a milled ball
race with ten large ball bearings, such as you will
find in high-priced automobiles. That is one of
the reasons why a boy can handle an International
No. 4 so easily.
This cultivator can be set for cultivating 28-in'ch
bean rows or 42-inch corn rows and 4, 6 or 8 -sjiovels
can be used in a number of different
combinations. Or we can supply you with special
shovel equipment spring teeth, wing hillers, disk
hillers, center tooth, etc ' , ,
I The unusual mechanical features of the all
purpose International No. 4 Cultivator will inter
est you. Let us show and explain them to you.
You know where we are located.
FOR SCHOOLS BY
MANY SECTIONS
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS PLEDG
ED BY POPULAR SUBSCRIPTION
TO SUPPLEMENT COUNTY.
TEN THOUSAND AT CULLEOKA
Equal Amont Is Pledged by the People
of the Ninth District fop McDowell
and Other Communities Are Very
Generous Too.
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Hair ilton Walking Cultivators. We now have a good stock,
your order in before they are all sold
Get
TTERFIEU ft m
ten t iy4vwi r K I.
Corporate Snares Stock
Not Taxable In Opinion
Of Chancellor L B. Lyile
snares or ehjck in a corporation are
not asBessable for taxation 'where the
corporation as such Is taxed. This
was the decision of Chancellor Lytic.
in the case of J. A. Sloan. Company
against the city of Columbia rendered
Saturday iind involving the. taxes
on somethinK like $300,000 .worth of
the shares of stock tn the corporation.
The bill in this case wa3 filed by J.
A. Kloan Company to enjoin the city
of Columbia from collecting; taxes for
four years on the shares of stock held
and owned by the shareholders of that
BUGGY OVER BANK
' NO DAMAGE DONE
corporation, many thousands of dol
lars in stock being involved. Chan
cellor Lytic saitl that personally he
had 'no doubt of the authority of the
legislature to tax the shares of stock
in corporations, but in order to make
the tax collectable a method for such
assessment and collection must be
provided by law. This had not been
done and he held that under the gen
eral assessment act of 1007 it was
manifestly not the intention of the leg
islature to impose this tax. -
The b.H and contention made in this was represented by Thomas
care Jias attracted a great deal of in- blcs and William J. Towle-r.
erest because the points at issue ap
plied to every corporation in Tennes
see. Had the contention of the city
been sustained it would hawc resulted
in the imposition of an immense addi
tional tax on the holders of stock in
corporations.
The defendant, the City of Colum
bia, gave notice of an appeal so that
the issues in the case will finally be
passed upon by the supremo court.
Hughes, Hatcher & Hughes reprc
sented the complainants while the city
H. Pee
That the people of the communities
of the county which wiU share in tin
school appropriation of $120,000 madt
by the county court Monday arc will
fng to help themselves is shown in thr
report of the committee and which
was made a part of the action of th
court. This report shows pledges of
nearly $50,000 by various communi
ties to receive aid from. the county.
The full program is set out in the
committee's report, which follows:
To the honorable county court:
We your committee appointed at the
regular term of the April court to
make investigation as to the needs of
various communities for improved
school buildings beg to submit the
following report:
The county board of education was
called together soon after the meeting
of the court and asked to put in defi
nite form the amounts it considered
necessary for the buildings and equip
ment of the various communities.
Those estimates of the board are as
follows:
District 1.
For the consolidation of Luckett's,
Johnson and Rail, $:i,000.
For the consolidation of Bethel and
Roach, $2,000.
District 2.
For the rebuilding of Beech Grove,
?:!,000. . . v
For the rebuilding of New Hope
$2,350.
For Dark's Mill, $000.
For Gravel Hill and Theta, col. $2,-
000.
District 3.
For additions to Spring Hill (white)
$2,500. ;
For consolidation of Rally Hill.
Iee's Corner and Manasseh, $3,000.
For McCrory's, $1,000.
For Spring Hill (colored) $2,000.
District 4.
For repairs and desks, $500.
District 5.
Culleoka, $15,000. ;
District 6.
Bigbyyille and McCains, $15,000.
Porters $1,250.
District 7.
Mt. Pleasant (white) $10,000.
Mt. Pleasant, (colored) $3,000.
Sandy Hook (colored) $1,000.
For desks and equipment, $2,000.
District 8.
For Cross Bridges and Concord, $5,
000. District 9.
McDowell, $20,000.
District 10.
For desks and equipment tenth dis
trict, $500.
These requests of the board are
predicated on the idea that each com
munity will, as a minimum, pay for
one-third of the total building Im
provements asked for in the cnimounl
'.y. The board would ask to b left
,b use its discretion as to the amounts
demanded of the colored people for in
lorno cases with them they could nol
neet the reiuirenieiits of the one
third minimum, and also laickett's,
iohnson and Ra l, and possibly on?
community affected by tho cyclone,
New Hope.
The Culleoka community proposes
o put $10,000 us asaliifit the $15,000
asked for. .
Tho McDowell community will put
Vp $10,000 against tho $20,000 asked
for.
.Dark", Mill will furnish two acres of
;nnd and $500 and ask for $t!00.
Beech Crovo community hav.c put
ip $2,000 and ask for $3,000.
New Hope, where so much damage
vas done by the storm, will furnish
ho rough lumber for their building
ind ask for $2,350.
Porter's community have made up
5500 ami will do most of the work on
heir building and ask for $1,250. '
BigbyviHe and McCains are at work
n their consolidation and if they sue
eed will raise $10,000 and ask for
'15.000.
The Spring Hill peoplo will have to
mlaVge their plant We saw several
if their citizens and they assured us
hat they would meet the conditions
:mposed for the $2,500 asked for.
The Spring Hill colored school have
BOW'S YOUR BLOOD?
Pimples and Eruptions
Mean Bad Blood
People who have impure or impover
iehed blood should be careful to take
only a temperance remedy made of
who. roora ana Danes, such as Doctor
Tierce's Golden Medical Discovery in
ana nas Deen lor nearly 60 yeara.
Inredienta printed on wrapper.
The first day you start to take this
reliable medicine, impure germs and
accumulations begin to separate in the
blood and are then expelled through
the eliminative organs.
In place of the impurities, the ar
teries and veins gradually get fresh
. vitalized blood and the action of this
Rood blood on the skin means that
pimples, boils, carbuncles, eczema,
rash, acne and many skin blemishes
will disappear. Then you must re
member that when the blood is right,
the liver, stomach, bowels and kidneys
become healthy, active and vigorous
and you will have no more trouble
with indigestion, backache, headache.
Get Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery to-day at any medicine deal
ers, in, tablet or liquid form, or send
10c. for trial package to Dr. Pierce's
Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
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OUR SHOES POSSESS
STH.E mo comfort
AfJD IAST A LONG TIME.
yOU DON'T HAVE TO "BREAK IN" OUR SHOES.
THEY FEEL GOOD THE FIRST MOMENT YOU SLIP YOUR
FEET INTO THEM. THEY WONT LOSE THEIR SHAPE
BECAUSE THE LEATHER IS STRONG.
BUY YOUR SHOES FROM US. YOU WILL LIKE THEM
SO WELL THAT WE'LL GET YOUR BUSINESS ON EMERY
THING YOU NEED IN OUR LINE FOR ALL TIME. ' i
WE KEEP UP THE QUALITY: WE KEEP DOWN THE
PRICE. n ... i
Bogatzky. & Baumari,
WEST 7TH STREET.
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Chahles Cates had a narrow escape
and thrilling experience when' th"
burrgy in which he was driving turned
down the incline at th north end nf
the hill approaching the in! '.i o it
Murk river this morning. Although
t!u? bii'igy wept over no damage was
do;:e to eilher the driver, horse or
1 ui'gy and nil wore extricated.
As Dead v&Jhe Dodo
tLOnU:::.:f
SANTA FE CHURCH
Vaccinate Your Hogs
BUY RKHUM fllrfxl from MTiiifrtnrer
ntid '.. '. iwmI of h fresh and rtsliable
prortiK t. V. H. Vehitinary I.tcenmi No. 1H.
Frlce 11 coiiM per r . c. Virus fnn.
WHITE SEIUM COHPANT.
Long Rist. PonB ijti j.sf,9 Nashville, Tenn
. Write (or Literature.
DEDICATED
SUNDAY
Every druggist in town-your druggist and everylqdy s drug
gist has noticed a great falling off in the sale of calomel Tho
all give the same reason.. Dodson's Liver Tone is taking lis
"'Calomel is dangerous and people knew it, wW1fo
Liver Tone is perfectly safe and gives Letter results, . said a
prominent local druggist.
Take "Dodson's Liver Tone" Instead!
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES MARK
DEDICATION OF CUMBERLAND
, PRESEYTERIAN CHURCH.
Mo.st impressive ceremonies marked
the dedication of tho Santa Fo Cum
bcrlapd Presbyterian church Sunday.
At. 11 o'clock the Rev. V. M. Robin
son, pastor, preached a deeply impres
sive dedicatory sermon to a large an
dier.ee, after which a bountiful luncti
was served by tho women of the com
munity on the school campus. It is
estimated that not less than a thous
and people were present.
In the afternoon a most delightfu'
musical program was rendered by the
Vaughn Quartette of Lawrencebur.
Among the visiting pastors present
wore the Rev. W. S. Neely, pastor of
the Culleoka Cumberland church, and
the Rev. Mr. Reed, of Pulaski.
The handsome new church, built t
a cost of $t,ono, a great deal of the la
bor being contributed by the member
ship in the community, was dedicated
i free from debt.
Be Rid
of
Painful
Coras
"Gets-It" Makes Them Loosen Up
, So They Lift Off Painlessly.
There' no more pain after a few
drops of "Oets-It". lands upon corn or
callus and instantly dries.
Dodson Liver. Tone is personally
gusrsntecd by Tery druggist who
sells it. "A large bottle costs but a
few cents, and if it fails to give easy
relief in erery ease of liver sluggish
ness and constipation, you have only
to ask for your money back.
Dodson's Liver Tone is a peasant
tastinjr. purely vegetable remedy,
lurmlcsi t9 btl cliUJrcB and iu.
Take a spoonful at night and wake
up feeling fine; no biliousness, sick
headache, acid stomach or corstipated
bowels. It doesn't gripe or cause in
convenience all the next day like vio
knt calomel. Take a dose of ealomel
today and tomorrow you wi'.l feel
weak, sick and nauseated. Don't lose
a day's work! Take Dodson's Liver ,
Torn- inntoaS and feel fine, full of
tiger atd ambjUca,
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CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to thank our friends for
the r kindness to us In the death of
our Var daughter and slstr.
MRS. PATTiE M. JONES AND CHIL
DREN. lOdCt wit
Writ Dr. Pierce for free confidential
medical advice 'or for free booklet on
any chronic disease.
Lenoir, N. C. "Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery ia a great medicine
for me in building me up when I feci
run-down in health. It gives me
strength and flesh.' I have been using
it at different times for thirty years or
more. I began its use for catarrh, with
catarrh remedy prepared by Dr. Pierce,
and it greatly relieved me. I can
heartily recommend the 'Discovery' as
a blood medicine." MRS. LTJCT
BEACH, No. 1, Lenoir, N. C.
raised $5"0 and we have obtained for
them f00 from the Julius Roseuwald
fund, and they ask for $2,000.'
' We have naked for $:!,0(i0 for Rally
Hill, l.ec'a Corner and .Manasueh. We
believe they will win their part, al
though we have not yet had a definite
report.
McCrory's asks for $1,000 and we
are told they will do what is required
oi menu .- s . ,
rhero 'is no building program in tho
fourth '.district-1' - But the schools need
deskB and blackboards and $300 is
racked for this purpose.' -
- Wre are" asking for" $10,000 for tho
white schoolH of Mt. pleasant. While
no definite action has been taken by
the community, we are sure they will
take action so soon as they know the
conditions.
The colored people of Mt. Pleasant
have $1,100 in bank and will make it
$2;000. Mr. Rosonwald will give $1,
000 and we hope to get $1,000 from the
state. The county and city will have
to do the remainder. We are asking
for $2,000.
. Sandy Hook colored school fH'ople
can raise two' or three hundred dol
lars and, we are asking for $1,000.
We are asking for $2,000 to seat and
furnish these schools.- -
We ask for $500 for desks and
pairs in tho tenth district. '
the total of these requests for tha
county schools at $95,700. The corpora
tions of Columbia' and Mt. Pleasant
would slmro In any bond issue by thft
county. Their part of any bond Issue
is in round numbers 20 per cent, mak
ing the $05,700 80 per cent. The total
with the corporations added is In
round numbers $120,000. .;
Your committee recognizes th
needs as set out above and would re
spectfully leave it to the discretion
of the court as to tho feasibility of
meeting these requests.
JOHN" P. GRAHAM, Chm. '
.1. T. WtLKES '
J. A. HUGGER --J..
' ' A. U. MATTHEWS
Committee.
tee.
METHODIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL RE-ORGANIZED
The Methodist Sunday school at Wa
ter Valley was reorganized Sunday
with an encouraging number on tho
roll. Howard Jones was elected; su
perintendent and Miss Annie Leo Pigg
secretary and treasurer. ,
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F. R. SHEEGOG, Columbia, Tcnn.
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Herald Cheap Column Ads Pa. j
In a day or two roa lift the ol4
miserr-maker right off without
even feelin it. That'a the last of
Mr. Corn and the last of your mis
ery. Jrftllinns who have lost their
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lui lis kic; uris-ii n m . . . " ,
aly rommon-sense way to gtt rid , I
of the pste. ' -
"Gets-It. the never-ralllna". puar
anteed money-back corn remover
rosts but a trifle at any Jrutr store.
Mi d by JS, iAirreu Cw t uicarfw.
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Ho. 020101, p, Standard and
Registered; Record 2:03
Brown stallion, standard and
registered in American Trotting'
Register. By Diirclly 2:03 1,4,
(champion 2-ycar-old pacer) sire
of Directed, 2:09 1-4 and , 45
others by Direct, 2:05 1-4.
Dam Sally Hal (p) trl il 2:18. dam of Correctly 2:08,LouiBC Gentry 2:0Vi by Hrown Hal 2:12 Va.
icons- 2nd dam Sally Scott by Kramer, son of McMeea's Traveler, sire 2nd dam cf fUar Pointer 1:59 Vi.
etc.. ivinl dam by Red Puck. .
CORRECTLY U a rich brown, in color, clean cut lines, with nuality and j'nV.., 10' hands. He
Is a horse of exceptional qualities and ,i"mp.-.;ts this splendid trait to his prony. Mn' lias only had one
or two o'(s trained and they art! showing rhononier.al ;ieed. He is not only a '.lire of ppeed., but a llrst
class satlcle and driving horse as well. . (
TERMS: $20.00 to insure a living .foal. i(
THE DEMAND FOR SADDLE HORSES
U Rieater than In many years. Good saddle horses are Belling from $250 io $.100 and . the do
nutiid cannot be supplied. Itreed your ma-e to either one of those stallions nni you will liave the .op- .
pottun.iy of developing a colt that w.'H bring you more money as a saddle hirsn than you ever realiz
ed from a colt before. A number of. colts torn these stallions le developed into wonderful saddle
horses.
KING WATSON NO. 5351
ThU splendid register ad Ja k will o-ve mares at a scrflco fee of $10.00 in:.urc. He is a fine
breeder ; r.d his colts brinj t -p prkes. '
LIBERTY LOAN
1 tW-'UTY LOAN is a rplendid Jack tbit 1 have added to my stables and be; breeding the kind
that brinps the best mule col 's Hn is a hit"; Jack with white points and w!!l Mtk the season at
fliM'Ot.i insure a living foal. You won't renret having bred to him. Pasturape furnished at reasona
ble rates. All care taken but no responsibility pssumed.
HIGH PRICED MULK3 will cont;-(U'3 fo some time. Mule colW will ea:ily sell for $100 and If
tficy a.e by a ival good Jack, thoy wili,bri-.;'j:23. If you have a good mare ano want to make money '
out o' Ik:, treed to one of tU-ji-'J-a." . . "
FL-'VJSjES
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