PR I NT

A PROGRESS
R E P U B L IC A N N E W S P A P E R D EVO TED TO TH E U P B U IL D IN G OF A M E R IC A N HOMES A N D A M E R IC A N INDUSTRIES.
BURLINGTON, ALAMANCE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1914
RESISTANCE TO
THE JAPANESE
Fierce Fighting Occurs in Alsace, W here French Win and
W here Germans Have Success— Russia Concent rat vs
in
Lorraine,
Troops
While
Skirmish Takes Place— Austria, T ryin g to Stop Russia, X egU cts r - v paijfn Against Servians—
Naval .News Possible at Present.
London, Aug. 21.-1:20 a. m.— The
Germans have at last occupied Brus­
ing up this movement.
t I;i his perilous passage through the’
T H E POf'E IS -D E A D .
■BIG T R A D E POSSIBLE IX SOUTH' j'W IL L U M S O X INDORSED FOR U.
j mine strewn waters there were no
' buoys to guide him.
!
Time after tinxe The Head of the
■the ship w as. stopped by w ar vosseis
Catholic
Church
i i U i a! the Vatican Early This
■
Carolina
;
Thompson W ill Be Nominated
tries to the South.
Here This Week.
Washington, Aug. 19.— In reply t o ;
ross questioned before they were a l- 't o stimulating their patient and ke=p- cisco J. Varies, o f the Pan-American
They boarded a ing. him alive.
LT?:ior.t writes Mr. Webb, that there
The cardinals were, notified o f the is an\*!ioririous trade in articles such
) crowded trair. fo r Ostend but got no
1iowed to proceed.
that after eighteen days o f fig h lm g ;
#
j aboard another train fo r the border
Washington, D. C., Aug. 20.— An o f­
there are no German troops on French i
I t ut go t no further than the little town
ficial explanation o f the Belgian field
c f Herbstha? near the frontier, which
soil.
|army's backward movement towards
I they reached at 10 o'clock at night in
iYonuer
On Germany's eastern
Antwerp was given tonight in th e ;
downpour o f rain.
there has been considerable outpost: fo ,!owing cab!egram from London,
fighting which would indicate Chat the ^
^
fay ^
.
T i e managed to make our way inEussians are completing their work. „ The Be!gi.m field armyi based on to a little cafe,” Mr. Patten said, “ and
' lowers, at Greensboro, August 18,
says ihat the indications are that
' there will be a bi g convention. He
gives it cut'that either J. N. William-sen, Jr., o f Burlington, or Dr. Cy
Thompson, o f Jacksonville, will be
the Progressive nominee for the Unit-
Once Joy, o f Hickory, who wanted to know ed States Senate. Mr. Walser has refc.) said: “ In ancient times the pope
* ° the market for goods manufac- ceived many- letters endorsing Mr.
by a word might have stayed the tured at Hickory.
Mr. Yanes’ letter Williamson for the place, and pressslaughter but now he is impotent.”
t. Congressman Webb follows:
l ui.e ,v:iI be brought to bear to make
__o—
T H E D E ATH SCENE.
“ Replying, in the absence o f the di- )h is accept the nomination.
Mr. W al-
reetor general, to your esteemed note \se;. has j uf,t re<.eived a letter from
t3ke
over
Ih e G er­ A M E R IC A N S IN D ITC H T O AVO ID after reaching freedom, always man­
guns, six c f which were captured by
out infantry after a sharp struggle.
“ In Lorraine the day was less fo r ­
The Rector w ill return this week . “ Saddlery, approximately $200,000,
ages to elude the police long enough from a few weeks* vacation in W il­ principally from England and Germ— o—
to accomplish his nefarious schemes. mington, N. C., and conduct the ser­ i'any, but with some from the United
N ew York, Au g. 19.— First hand How he makes dupes o f the men and vices and preach.
|States.
----------- O----------ales of the fighting at Liege and women he comes in contact with and
J “ Farm Wagons.— 'There is a very
Passengers and Crew Safe.
other grim narratives o f the vrar were how he manages to slip through the j
small ipmort trade in completed farm
BU LLETS.
tunate fo r us.' Our advanced -troops teld here today by American refugees fingers o f the police is told in a start­
Prince Rupert, B. C., Aug. 20.— The
found themselves faced by exception­ arriving on the Red Star liner Fin­ ling and surprising series o f episodes, passengers and crew o f the Grand
ally strong positions. They were forc­ land. Many o f them were without but, fortunately, he sees the error o f Trunk steamer Prince Albert, which
ed by a counter attack to fall back in money or baggage; some had been his ways, and reforming, becomes went ashore on Butterworth Rock last
a body, which is solidly established held as spies and others had made chief o f the police Fr<om being Mas­ night are safe. They put off in two
on
c f Belgium to A n tw erp amid dangers inal Hunter.
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o f warfare.
G E R M A N S O CCU PY B R U SSELS.'
Captain Barman steered his ship
The bith o f history now being con­
able trade in parts,
such
as axles,
wheels, brakes, tires, poles, shafts,
etc.
The imports o f springs alone
amounted to $350,000, and o f wheels
A fte r the first message was received land and Germany, with France and
the wireless refused to work.
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Belgium following,
have
controlled
the great bulk o f this trade hereto­
The movements for mediation do fore
Paris, Aug. 20.— XI p. m.— The Ger­ through a little used channel o f the structed is one article which the Kais­
man cavalry have occupied Brussels. harbor o f Antwerp to the North Sea e r does not desire to have stamped not seem to be very effective. Can
ested in this trade would receive more
Germany/*— Greensboro
This official announcement was made where be found the horizon smuddled “ Made in
tonight.
Strong columns are follow - with the srcvke o f British battleships
PR I NT
News.
Stone,
ae White, Ola Evans, Sula
McC’‘ ■••■if, Cora and Lula May, Belle
Strci.J and Hortense Dorsett; Messrs.
Joe Thompson, J. C. Lloyd, W . M.
Williamson, L. L. and Horlace Pat­
terson, W. G. Bridges, W . C. Doug­
wagons, but there is a very consider­ las. Tom Garner and Eugene May.
the Soille ar.d along the canal their w a y on foot from the interior ter Criminal, he become? Master Crim­ boats shortly after the vessel struck. and axles nearly twice as much. Eng­
from the Jiam e to the Rhine."
^ '- 4 .
self from time to time, spoke.
Prayers were said by thousands and of August 14, inclosing a letter from |Doctor Thompson declaring that he
church
bells sounded when ihe pacra- A ri. Joy, secretary o f the chamber
there
we
got
one
slice
o
f
braad
apiece
1!0- j nclineci to go back into Renubo f concentration, There have bean
i .Antwerp, has fallen back in that di­
-amj can’ t be roped in by the
serious collisions in this region as j rection to cover its communication — ‘-"i- first meal fo r the -lay. Next mer.t was exposed upon all the altars. , : Co-mncrt-e at Hickory, I ant
When the court learned o f the pope’s cf. to say mat the articles mentioned |
day I hired a horse and .'art to
promises to the Ta!V;
yet however. Austria is too much en­ with that fortress.
In anticipation
the Belgian frontier at Ver- condition thpvs was the deepest con­ in Mr.
y ’s letter as produced in the j “ buffaloed” the followers o f Eoose
gaged with Russia and with the need that thjs mi}fht become necc5Sary< the us
clusion. King Victor Emmanua! pur- factor.’c.) « t hickory, name!;,, fa r m jve^
Chicago and Charlotte.—The
o f helping Germany to make much seat o f government already had been viers.
pitiful sonally informed Queen Helena and wagons, school furniture, case goods, Gr(,ensb0ro News, Aug. IT.
“ On the road we passed
progress in her campaign against
transferred to Antwerp.
procession o f German refugees fleeing tho news was communicated tc the compressed pumps, horse collars and
Servia. No news whatever has been
“ As Brussels is an undefended city
tsmned goods and cotton goods, in­
received o f any raval movements, and r.o longer the seat o f government, from Belgium. Some* were in vehicles Queen Mother.
Burlington Defeats Gibsonvttle.
Extreme unction was administered cluding hosiery, are all consumed at
either in the North Sea or the Medi- the fact that the Germans may have but the majority were trudging in
The Burlington team last Saturday
the dust, pushing or pulling- their bag­ by Monsigncr Zampini Sa?r!stan to present in South America, and some afternoon played the Gibsonville team
, terranean.
occupied it is r.ot of great importance.
gage, in carts. Women with babies at His Holiness, amid a touch scene. The in very considerable quantities.
at Gibsonville, in a fast and good
The death o f Pope Pius will be made Moreover, the present position o f
their breast were walking under the pope’s sisters and his niece were over­
“ Casu Goods (canned vegetables.)— game, The playing was good through­
the occasion fo r another effort to the Belgian field army is a menace
noonday sun.
come with grief. Cardinal M erry DeS There is a very small trade in these
out the game
and a very orderly
,-biiog about- peace. I t is stated that tc the right fianV o f any further Ger­
“ From Verviers we proceeded by Val knelt by the side o f his bed, articles ir South America outside of crowd saw the teams at work. The
when the conclave meets in fton'.e to man advance westward.”
another cart toward Liege. We had where other cardinals joined him, the California fruits.
This trade final score was 4 to 2 in favor o f the
elect a new Pope it will send an ap­
not progressed tTiree miles when we members o f the household intoning might be extended by proper effort.
local team.
peal to the warring nations for peace,
S A Y S G E R M AN MOB K IL L E D HE R came upon a party o f Belgian engin­ prayers.
“ Horse coliars, saddlery, etc.—
There wore no feature play? in the
and will ask the United States to aid
HUSBAND A N O BABY.
The dying pope, in a moment o f lu­ There is a v * jy large trade in at; of
eers engaged in mining the road.
'.me, but all the men played together
in bringing about tranquility*
London, Aug. IS.— 1:20 a. m.— A They advised us to go to Liege bv cidity, said:
the South American countries. There and the result could not be very d if­
According fco the few bits o f news
Router despatch from Rennes, France, pnother road; we hastened to do it
“ Now I begin to think as the end aic some imports from the United
ferent when ;>ur team works weil.
allowed to come in from Berlin, some*
\.
“ Two hours later another party I is approaching that the Alm ighty in States, but the hulk is from England,
says:
The same teams will play next S-xtthing like normal conditions prevail
“ Madame Buillon, a wealthy resi- o f Americans were halted at -:hat very I His inexhaustible goodness wishes
Germany, Jtaiy ami Spain.
ujuay afternoon at Piedmont Par): at
in the German Capital. The pries o f
dcnt f,{ Combourg, a town near St. spot by a skirmish between the Bel­ spare me the horrors Europe is un­
“ Cotton Goods.— There i.s an enorm­ 4 o’clock. Go out to the game if you
food is declining and now that troop
Mttlo, has arrived hare and told how gians and Chians. They were forced dergoing.”
ous trade, principally from England like good ball and feel thai. you like
movement: have been com plete!, ~ ,
----------- O----- -----~ u l - ! hcr husband and baby were killed by to lie in a ditch while, the Belgians
ai *J Germany.
to help our boys by attending.
resumption o f general work on
Germany. The if red over them. Next day 3,000 Ger­ Attempt Made io Wreck A. C. L.
a mob in lianovcr, Germany,
“ lioMory,-—The bulk comes/ from
-----------O----------ways is beginning.
Train at Warsaw.
woman .said:
mans were killed by the mines we
Germ.’.Ky. O f the higher grade of
Reunion a! Mrs. Crouse.
Confirmation has been received on
Warsaw, Aug. !3.— An attempt was j>ods, some come from England and
‘ We were expelled on August 2 had t-een the engineers planting.
About thirty relatives gathered at
the report that Emperor W illiam has
“ We arrived at Liege at 1 o’clock made by unknown parties last night France.
from Kolberg (a town o f Prussia in
the home o f Mrs. M. S. Crouse o f No,
ordered resistance to any effort that
Pcmerainia,) and tried
to reach on the afternoon o f August -1 and to wreck Atlantic Coast Line passen­
“ School Furniture.— There is very •i, Monday and spent a day that wi'.I
Japan may make to seize Kiao-Ohow.
France through Switzerland. But we managed to get a train for Brussels ger train No. 42 near Caiyp:*o. The little trade in this, mostly from Ger­
long be remembered. The occasion
— o—
Calypso >ration many.
were turned back before we reached two hours later. But we did not leave train v :'j nearing
was planned in honor o f Dr. Crouse,
G E R M A N W A R S H IP S A P P R O A C H ­
the German frontier and compelled to before we heard the thundor of the when, a crosstie was discovered across
“ The above is a general statement of Virginia, who is spending some
ING .
retrace our steps n!id go by way o f f o r ic a n n o n repulsing the lb si on­ the track and before the train could as to tSouth America as a whole.
time the guest of.relatives in A la ­
Vancouver, B. C.T Aug. 20-— The fo l­
slaught o f the Germans. The town be brought to a stop the tie had be­
Holland.
"M r. Joy asks especially as to mance and Guilford Counties. Din­
lowing dispatch was received from
“ 'On arriving in Hanover my hus­ was cold with fear/'
come so firmly gedged between the Argentina. The imports o f these ar­
ner was served, consisting o f every­
Prince Rupert, B. C., late today:
rails and the engine pilot ihat the ticles by that country in 101*2 were
band and m yself were arrested as
----------0^—
thing good, then after dinner they
A!J portsj have been, notified by
spies and stoned by a mob. M y hus­
jnlot had to be lifted and the tie cut. as follows:
went in wagons to Alamance creek,
“ The Master Criminal.”
Hon. J. D. Hazen, Canadian minister
band unfortunately lost his self-con­
I? was in such a position that the least
“ County goods, over $40,000,000, of where they spent the evening in risho f nu&fne, o f the near aproach o f a
The Master Criminal will be shown
trol and crief: “ Long life France/*
delay in stopping the train
would
which more than one-half came from ing. A fte r .supper music was render
German warship, stated to be coming
at The Grotto Monday night, in four
probably have resulted seriously. The
and “ Long live England,” whereup he
England, the remainder principally cd and the your.g people engaged i ”:
& to obtain coal. Authorities have
reels.
trair. was carrying four day coaches
was shot.
from Germany, Italy. France and Bel­ the two-step.
been notified not to give aid to the
The play promises to be extremely
'“ Two friends who attempted to in­
and six Pullman sleeper ears.
----------- O----------gium. The United States was repre­
enemy, even under threat o f bombard­
interesting, judging from the synopsis
----------- 0 ----------tervene were also killed. Our baby
ment Gf the city/’
sent in advance o f the pictures, which
___ sented in this trade only to the extent
Picnic at Piedmont Park.
that wore a cap bearing the word peacjs>
;
Church Announcement.
o f something like $500,000 and in s
In honor o f Miss Belle Stroud, of
“ France” was torn away from me,
FR E N C H V IC T O R Y A N D RECollins, a rare specimen o£ criminal *
Church o f the Holy Comforter, few special lines o f low grade goods. Ore Hill, who is the guest o f Mis.-.
dashed to the ground and killed.
VERS&
with the faculties o f a natural b o r n j^ '^ B e 'erend John Benners Gibblc, Cotton stockings, nearly .3*2,090,000 Hortense Dorsett, a picnic was given
“ 'M y brother-in-law was thrown in j
Alon g with the announcement o f
I leader, having won the confidence o f| iect;01'
-3 rd, Eleventh Sunday o f which about three-fourths came Monday evening al Piedmont Park, S
prison at Bentheim. I escaped and
from Germany and the bulk o f the to 10. The evening was spent very
[the habitues o f the underworld, is j « ft e r : Trinity, services as follows:
the fa li o f Brussels, the official state­
aften various adventures, succeeded
Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.
; remainder from France. The Vnncd pleasantly and all voted the occasion
ment says:
made their leader. Thrown into pris­
in reaching Holland/”
Morning prayer, 11:00 a. m.
States’ share amounted to a'.iout $1,- enjoyed.
“ Our troops have met with brilliant
on he,- escapes with the aid o f his ac­
—
•—o—
Evening prayer, 8:00 p. m.
; 000.
successes in Alsace, especially between
Those . resent were: Misses Flossie
complices times without number, and
in our hands many prisoners and 24
v w .'
7.. V. Walser, State Chairman of
; were in Carlsbad when war was de­ Ha had been iii for several days, but a letter from Representative E. Y J rhe Progressives, who in conjunction
clared between Germany and Russia. alarming- symptoms did not develop Webb, asking fo r information as t o . with C. H. Cowles, o f Wilkesboro,
They, left fo r Nuremberg in an auto­ until Wednesday inorning. Through­ markets for cotton and oth-;:- inanu-1 State Chairman o f the Kooseve!t-Rellarchiafava and factured.products made in North Car­ publicans, issued recently the call for
mobile and arriving there they .were out the day i
taken to the guardhouse and rigidly A m i i i . devoted their utmost energies olina, Actin g Director General Fran­ a State Convention o f Koosevelt fo l­
The Belgian army is retiring on
t further than Boulogne, where they pope's-grave condition and some of as he inquired about in the South
Antwerp without having been engagmaking no advance. The latest rep.irr.
! found themselves in a vortex of.mob- them who entered the sick room de­ ar.d Central American countries.
.
, ,
.
, ea by the Germans,
is that, the French have recaptured.
j ilizing troops and marching citizens. scribe the scene as heartrending, es­
Mr. Webb wrote to the Pan-AmerMuelhausen and it still seems tiu e j j^j j j y is h E M B A S SY E X P L A IN S , j A fte r long delay they managed to get pecially when the pontiff arom-ind him­ ioL.n union at the request o f A, K.
mans l'etreatinjr on the Rhine, left
. .'
-r—0—
sels, but in Alsace they seem to be
’ Meulhausen and Altkirch.
•A*''
Manufactured Pro- i Indications A re That Wiiliamsoii or
ducts in Great Demand in Cour.-
James A. Patten, o f Chicago, and
, •
S; S E X A TE .
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! North
Morning.
j
■Kome, Italy, Aug. £0.— Pope Pius i
j.Mrs. Patten, passengers, said they X died at 1:20 o’clock this morning-. j
] although she flew the American flag.
!
A M E R IC A.
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,-A'
Jeremiah Tbwifffctftfl
S P L E N D ID S H A P E F O R COM­ Quaker from Indiana, W. M, Sunday,
who was born in Guilford county, and
IN G Y E A R .
IN
Alw ays Remembered Joe Wheeler.
Atlanta, Ga., A u g 15.— Now that
Say, Pa, I w ill te ll W fll Smith to
moved away not fa r from the time tell Tom Hooker to tell Jack Moore Mrs. Woodrow W7ilsbn has been laid
that he can kiH my little dog, would to rest a pretty little story o f her
that
Speaker Cannon le ft here.
The .North Carolina
Friends Close
Other visitors present were Mr. and it be righ t fo r me to tell the police regard fo r the South and its heroes
their 217 Yearly M eeting at Guil­
has come to light in a letter from W.
Mrs. D. W . Edwards, o f Indianapolis, on Jack and get him in ja il? ”
ford College.
“ Jeremiach,” said Rev. Dr. Duncan, J. Harris, c f Georgia, director o f the
Gnilford College, Aug* 15.— The W . M, Smith, o f Westfield, Ind., Mrs.
“ 1 have always enocuraged you to census. In w riting a friend and com­
,217th annual session o f North Caro­ Newton Hoskins, o f W hittier, Cal.,
ask questions and thereby gain menting upon Mrs. Wilson’s death Mr.
lina ‘ Yearly Meeting o f Friends has and Mr. T., E. Jones, field secretary
knowledge but I have never onccurag- Harris said:
just closed at Guilford College; and o f the Five .Y ea r Meeting o f the
‘T do not think it has ever been
ec you to ask foolish questions; but
it may be said that all business claim­ Friends in America, a young man o f
published
that on Memorial day, this
in
order
to
show
your
responsibility,
in g attention was transacter with fine education and spirit. His ser­
I.w ill inform you, Jeremiah, that of year and last, Mrs. Wilson and the
vice
to
the
Yearly
Meeting
was
much
much unity of action, and that the
the fou r concerned in killing the dog, President made special vL&s to lay
Friends’ Church is in a fine condition appreciated, especially by the young
you were the greatest criminal; Don’t a wreath upon the grave o f General
people.
A
distinguished
visitor
was
fo r work, the coming' year. The at*
ask any more of your foolish ques­ Joseph Wheeler, the famous Confed­
tendance was as large as usual, dele- Mr* R. J. Davis, o f the editorial staff
erate leader.”
tions, my boy.”
vates coming from eight quarterly o f The New York Evening Post, who
Mr. Harris, by the way, married a
Silence fo r ten minutes.
meetings situated hi different parts came on Saturday to make an edu­
.'V.ughier o f General W heeler, so the
“
Say,
Pa.”
o f the State— one in the extreme east cational address to the Alumni and
>tory undoubtedly is authentic,
“ Yes, what now?”
called Eastern; one in Wayne coun­ Old Students'. Associations o f Guil­
‘‘Can
Jack
Jones,
the
saloon-man,
1---- — 0 —------— ■
ty called Contentnea; one in A la ­ ford College. He"is a young, man o f
join the church?”
isres
do
*ores. Other fttnetile* ifit’t Cure
much
original
power
o
f
thought
and
mance and . adjoining councils .called
j ’. \-.v wors: ca*f t, no matter <vf how' long sttndin £,
"Most decidedly not ”
W estern; Southern in Randolph coun­ expression. He was one time profes­
• 2 :e cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr.
ty , Deep River, in Guilford county, sor o f history at Guilford College.
"W h y p a ? ”
cei lering in High Point; New Gar­
den in Guilford'
County
; Porter's Antiseptic Healing O it
I t relieves
; 1'ain and Heals at t i e siebc tunc. 26c, 60c, $L00.
“ Because'he is engaged in the dia­
embracing
bolical
W ORK OF M E E TIN G .
bush es.-* o f making dru. k-
Summer Coughs A re Dangerous.
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Services:
excellent equipment and laboratoriss E very Sunday, 11:00 a. m., and 8:00
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County Superintendents conduct en­ Holy Communion: First Sunday, 1 1
a. in. Third Sunday, 7:30 a. m.
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The vision was made in the history o f
Y early Meeting has held annual ses­ the Yearly Meeting.
The foreign
sions fo r 217 years. This "long period mission field, which appeals strongly
will take us back to the time when
John Archdale, a Quaker, was Gov­
ernor o f the North and South Caro­
lina Colony.
Archdale was a noted
character in our Colonial History. So
many other Friends have been in the
history o f our State.
O f these may
be mentioned Governor W orth 3nd
others o f that Family, Georg? C. Men­
denhall and his distinguished nephew.
Dr. Nereus Mendanhall.
— o—
DK. N E R E U S M E N D E N H A
L.
The last named was active in edu­
cation during alL his life, also in civil
engineering and politics having been
several times a member o f the Legis­
lature.
He was one o f the committee
to provide the Morganton
Hospital
and took a leading part in its loca­
tion and building.
His engineering
ability was o f first tank, his know­
ledge o f mathematics beinry recog­
nized in other States than his own.
His ability was shown in the location
and construction
of
the
Nfcrth Carolina Railroad
Western
being one
o f the engineers who made the survey
for
that
difficult
roadbed.
Doctor
Mendenhai! did much in education as
a teacher at New Garden Boarding
School which was the fore-runner of
Guilford
College.
He
lived
Jong
enouph to see Guilfoid College «>n its
present
firen
foundation
and took
great interest in the institution as
long as he lived.
Nathan Hunt was a distinguished
Q;*ake
nv??:».<-h»r, who traveled over
America,
and
also
visiting Y early jiieHings,
made
Yearly Meeting.
a visit
to London
He was a leader of
nnn wherever ho vviit, -v!orient, wellinformed
and
path o f duty.
immovable
from
the
He was a leader in the
founding of New
Garden
Boarding
S hool.
Reason to W orry.
“ You look scared,”
Star.
“ I guess you’d be i f you were a s :
I' Wends o f J. B. Duke urge, as
special reason for facilitating his es­
l)r. W. O.
“ Pshaw! You’re not seriously sick.” cape from London, that the American
“ I didn't think I was either, but I farmers need him. Y et we had some­
its in Earlham College, Richmond, Ind. can see that the doctor is beginning how gathered the impression that the
Mendenhall, professor o f ivathemat-
His people went from North Carolina. to worry over my case.**
tobacco farmers, at least, had had
“ lie's worrying, all right; he told enough o f Duke to last them fo r some
I':dima,. who was born in North Car­ me that he didn't expect you’d pay weeks.— Greensboro News.
Timothy Nicholson also o f F.iehmond,
olina more than SO years ago and him unless he brought suit/’— Hous­
■who now looks vigorous and has been ton Post.
----------- O--------- News o f definite results o f the great
----------- 0 ------------
u pillar o f strength to the Friends
Church for more than hair a century, A hungry lean-faced villain,
battle, the French Minister o f W ar
announces, need not be expected fo r
He has been a A mere anatomy, a mountebank,
s*.t least eight days o r longer. W e
member o f the board o f Earlham Col­ A threadbare juggler, and a fortune­ shall see how much o f a prophet the
teller;
lege for 43 years, was one time chair­
W ar Minister is.
was in attendance.
man o f the American Board o f Char­ A
ities, a man o f great learning and o f
needy, hallow-eyed, sharp-looking
wretch,
recognized ability in all political as A
living dead man.
well as educational and philanthropic
enterprise.
— Shakespeare.
He was bor?> in Perqui­
mans County.
He had three brothers
Still, i f the papers got all the i.eivs
from the war
they could not
prln* a tenth o f it.— Greensboro News.
----------- 0-
that will Thespis, the lirst
o f almost like distinction, all of whom probably remain at the some old bar­
a rt
have died.
A cordial invitation ex.
A Church Home for
strangers.
' U all.
fo r
One o f the necessities
gain is this here splendid sheet.—
There was present also an aged Greensboro News.
Norfolk %Western
F. A . P R £ S f» 'N .
!
other l>j-*ies; in Ar»»er- sick as I am.”
was
Church and Davia Steeta.
u. A . B. Kendall, Paster.
g every Sunday, ll:!h> a. wl,
a,
■;> p. m.
ol, 9:45 a. m. John ft.
Sunda
feriutendent.
Foetfc
Christiai.
vor Service! Sunday
’S.
evenings
Service, evory
Mid-Week .
p. m.
Wednesday
tonary Soeinty
Ladies’ A id a?u
meets on Mont.
the eeesoA
Sunday in each n.
Most children do, A
o
in attendance quite a number *:.f the
Among these
w
3 3 S EVERYW H ERE TXSTSD
D IS T IN G U IS H E D V IC T O R S .
ica.
Has Youi Child Worms?
State Norm al and
Industrial College
C H R IS T IA N CHURCH.
coated, furred Maintained by the State fo r the W o ­
P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH,
“ A in ’t Judge Lee a member o f your Tongu*; Strong Breath; Stomach
men o f North Carolina. F iv e regu­
Rev. Donald M clver Pastor.
Pains* Circles under Eyes; Pale, Sal­
tv Friends, claimed consideration, the church, p a ? ”
lar courses leading to degrees. Spec­ Services every Sunday at 11:00 a. m .
“ Yes, he is, and a good Christian low Complexion; Nervous, Fretful;
prohibition of the liquor traffic, the
and 7:30 p. m.
Grinding o f Teeth; Tossing in Sleep; ial Courses fo r teachers. Free tui­ Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. B. S .
cause o f international peace, no less gentleman.*1
“ W ell pa, if he is a good Christian Peculiar Dreams— any one o f O.ese tion to those who agree to become
interesting on account o f the terrible
Sellars, Superintendimt.
European war now* raging and the gentieman, how can he give Jack indicate Child has Worms. Get a box teacher* in the State. Fail season P rayer Meeting, Wednesday at 7:C6
p. m.
work o f Education, centering in the Jones a license to carry on his bus­ o f Xickapoo W orm K iler at once. It begins September 16th, 1914. For
The public is cordially invited to alt
kills the Worms— the cause o f your
activities o f Guilford College. The iness?”
catalogue and other information ad­ services.
“ Because the law compels him to child’s condition. Is Laxative and
reports o f the college by the board of
dress
aid? Nature to expel the Worms. Suptrustees and the president o f the col­ grant licenses.”
b a p t is t c h u k c b .
JU LIU S 1. FO U ST, President,
B ev M artm W . Buck, Paster.
Well, pa, who made the law to plied in candy form. Easy fo r cVOlege were appreciated as showing the
Sunday Worship, 11:00 * , ni,: aaA
! dren to take. 25c,, at your Druggist.
Greensboro, N . C.
best work last year in the history o f compel them ?”
?:80 p. m.
“ The assembly and the Senate, the
the institution, dating back to 1857.
Sunday School at 9:80 %. in. J. L.
Honorable
Mr.
Clayton
is
our
Sen­
A plan was proposed for increasing
Scott, Superintendent.
Weak Kidneys Often the Result o f
Praise and Prayer Services. W e& aathe present endowment. The college ator,”
Overwork*
day, at 7:30 p. m.
Silencc again.
buildings, 10 in number, and the elec­
On several occasions 1 have been
Christian Colture Class, S&tarday s i
“ W ell, did you vote to r h im ?”
tric plant and excellent water supply
8:00 p. m.
unable to work and suffered severe
"Y es, and 1 am proud o f it.”
and beautiful campus contribute very
Church Conference, Wednecday before
pains in the Lack, due to my kidneys.
“ Well, Pa, is M r, Clayton a mem­
much to the comfort o f alJ who at­
first Sunday of each month, 7 s* 9
I called on a doctor o f Ripon, Wis.,
LA D IE S I
_
_
p. yrv
tend the Yearly Meeting, and give ber o f your church.”
hut reveived no r e lie f..
inkuO flD 1JiElMOrll.tS
Of-servanee o f Lord's Sapper, Sswt
“ Yes.”
a «;ne opportunity fo r members com­
1 tried Dr. K ilm er’s S w «r^ -R o o t Go l d snrttlUc boxes, oealed with BluevC?/
Sunday in each month.
Silence again.
ing from remote parts o f the State
£25. is z r s r s M s s is v
Woman’s Union, first Motidxg o f each
which gave me instant relief. 5 was 9 1 A K O H A X a i » D rib tB , fo r
regarded
u
Best,Safest,
Always
Reliable*
“
Well,
now
pa,
if
you
voted
for
to mingle together in social life. The
month, S:8f> p. m.
then able to resume work. SwampS 6 L 0 B V A L L BR U6G 58TS
whole o f the religions, intellectual Mr. Clayton to make a law to compel
Root is the only relief I can get from
:.nd social activity o f the Yearly Judge Lee to give Jack Jones a l i ­
kidney disease wh* ^ I am subject to
T H E M ETH O D ! ST P R O T E S T A N T
Meeting is unique in our State and is cense to s?ll whiskey, who is. to
in the spring o f the year. 1 am w rit­
CHURCH.
so pleasing that one regrets to -ee blame for his being in business? And
East Davis Street.
ing this testimonial through my ow*.
the assembly break up and longs for pa, why not let Jack Jones join your
free will that gui'forcrs o f kidney and
Rev. George L. Curry, Patter.
church as well at Judge Lee and Hon­
:i similar opportunity next y-'ar.
Madder diseases
know o f ihe wonServices:
----------- O----------orable Mr. Clayton. That looks like
deiiu! merits o f Sxv?mt-Rooc. I ieMay 10, 1S14.
Morning, 11:00
Evening. 7:88
me tellin g W ill Smith ut tell Tom
Cause for Wonder.
Leave Winston-Salem:
P rayer Meeting, Wednesday evening*.
commend Dr. Kilm er’ s Swamp-Roit
Our Brother Hildebrand, o f The Hooker to tell Jack Moore that he
whenever I can and plways have a 6:59 A . M. daily fo r Roanoke and in­ Ladies’ A id and Missionary Seciettee
termediate stations.
Connect
Daily News, .*ays be voted the Dem­ might kill my littie dog. And you
every Monday afternoon afte r 8 n t
bottle o f Swamp~Root in my ho «;c.
Sunday in each month.
with Main Line trains North,
ocratic ticket at the last election; •said I was the greatest criminal o f
I purchased Swamp-Rcot of Mr. C.
East and W est with Pullman Sunday School, B:3G a. m. J. G. R og­
that he ttar anxious for the -eturn o f aJi!"
J. Burns?de, Dragist, o f 202 Main St.,
ers, Superintendent.
Sleeper, Dining Cara.
“ Jeremiah, go straight to bed and
Senator Simmons to the Senate, etc.
2:10 P. M. daily fo r
Martinsville Good Baraca and Philathea Claa&ea.
Ripon, W i 3.
And no doubt hundreds o f other Re­ ask no more questions and you may
Y ou are in v it«l to attend all the*?
Roanoke, the North and East.
V ery truly y^urs,
publicans did the same thing. Such thank your stars that I am not in
Pullman Stoel Electric Lighted services.
TH O M A S J. LYN C H ,
Sleeper Winston-Salem to H ar­
a charge was made by the Kitchen reach o f you or I would give you a
£25 Newberry Street.
Ripor.. Wis.
risburg, Philadelphia, N ew York.
M. E. CHURCH, S O U '.—
Exchange.
adherents, but was vigorously denied. licking.
Dining C&rs North o f Roanoke.
F R O N T STR E ET.
Mr. Hildebrand, however, is an hon­
----------- O----------I have read the above statement 4:35 P. M. daily fo r Boanoke and lo­
est man. He said he did the trick
On the Installment Plan.
cal stations.
that Thomas J. Lynch bought Dr. K il­
Rev. D. H. Tuttle, Pastor.
with his own little hatchet, though
Trains arrive Winston-Salem 11:00 Preaching every Sunday morning^and
T»mid Youth— What do 1 have to m er* Swamp-Root at my store anu
A. M „ 1:10 P. M „ 9:35 P. M.
be intimates that he is sorry for his pay fo r a marriage license?
evening.
made oath the above statement is
Trains leave Durham fo r Roxboro, Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.
W. £ .
action, in the light o f what ha says
Facetious C le rk -W e ll, you get it true in substance and fact
South Boston and Lynchburg, 6:45 a.
Sharpe, Superintendent.
9
I-; going on, wonder i f he would repeat on the installment, plan.
C. J. Burns* le.
m., daily, and 6:30 p, m., daily excspt P rayer Service, Wedns&day evening
under a like situation?— Greensboro
Timid Youth— Two dollars down,
Sunday.
a t 7:30 o’clock.
Record.
W . B. Bevill, Pass. TraJT. Mgr.
and most o f your salary each week
Subscribed and swora to before me
Epworth League, 7:00 o’clotk every
W . C. Saunders, Gen. Pas. Airt.
----------- 0 ----------Sunday evening.
for the rest of your life.— Kansas City this 15th day o f Nove.nher, I3JL
The Yearly M eeting this year had
r V v _ «fr o m
“ Who gives the license, pa?”
“ Judge Lee.”
The public is cordially invited.
A ll pews free. Fine vested cheir.
Littleton College
College, Greensboro, Kevn-
erected on the college campus.
E PIS C O P A L
Four year courses, tw o
A Hell-established, w ell equipped, and
Summer colds are dangerous. They
The main.work o f the Annual M eet­ ards, turning the homes o f peace and
very prosperous school fo r Girls
indicate
low
vitality
and
often
lead
ersville and Winston-Salem; Yadkin ing was to receive reports .c f stand­ comfort into a place of torment, tak­
and Young Women.
V alley, mainy in Yadkin county; and ing committees ascertain what the ing the bread out o f the mouths j*nd to serious Throat and Lung Troubles,
Fall Term Begins Sept. 16, 1ST 4.
the la^t to be organized in ihe State, conditions are in the various quarters, shi-ev from off the feet o f mothers rind including Consumption. Dr. King's
For catalogue, address
Surry, in Surry County, ihe center and plan for next year’s operations. children, filling the jails, poor-houses New Discovery w ill relieve the cough
J .M. RHODES.
o f which may be found at Mount The lines o f work are about what and asylums with its victims . No, or cold promptly and prevent compli­
LITTLE TO N ’ , N O R T H C A R O L IN A .
cations.
I
t
is
soothing
and
antisep­
Airy.
ether conferences take up, such as ar­ Jeremiah, no saloon-keeper can join
tic and makes you feel better ?t once.
The Yearly Meeting which -corres­ rangements for preaching the Gospel my church: no!. N ot for the world!**
ponds in scope and power to what where the needs appear most urg“ W ell Pa> why do people allow’ To delay is dangerous— get a bottle o f
Dr. King's N ew Discovery at onoe. T H E
NORTH
C A R O L IN A
in other, denominations are called enti which field o f work is covered by him to sell it then?”
conferences* is permanently located at what is called the Evangelistic and
“ For the reason that he has a li­ Mony back i f .not satisfied. 50c. and
Guilford College, a new building for Church Extension committee, for cense to carry on his terrible busi­ $1.00 bottles at your druggist.
this purpose having been recently which the coming year the best pro­ ness.”
Guilford
B O C V T t M E M O R IA L B A P T IS T
CHURCH,
A daau Avenue and H ail St.
R ev. J u . W . Rose, Partor.
Preaching every fourth Sunday at 1 1
a. m. and ? p. m.
Sundajr Schol every Sunday at * ; M
a. m.
P rayer M eeting WadrtMday, 7:3tt p.
■in,Ladies’ A id Society flr t t Sunday a f­
ternoon.
A t country wakes, sung ballads from
a cart.
Keep Bowel Movement Regular.
M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.
Dr. K in g’s N e w L ife P ills keep
----------------------------------- ?
W EBB A V E N U E .
stomach, live! and kidneys in heatlhy
Letter to
|
Rev. Frank B. Noblett, pastor.
condition. Rid the body o f poisons
Dr. K ilm er & Co.,
j
and v»'afcte. Im prove your complexion Preaching every first Sunday at 11:0ft
Binghamton, N ew York, j
by flushing the liver and kidneys. “ I
a. i p . , and 7:30 p. m. Second Sun­
got more relief from one box o f Dr.
day at 7 :30 p. m.
Prove What Swamp-Root W ill Do iFor
K ing’s N ew L ife P ills than any med­ Sunday School every Sunday a t 39
You.
icine I ever tried,” say C. E . Hatfield,
H. F. Moore, Superintendent.
Send ten cents to Dr. Kilm er &
o f Chicago, 111. 35c., at your drug­
Everybody welcome.
Co., Binghamton, N. Y., fo r a sam­
gist.
ple size bottle. I t will con,ince any­
M AC E D O N IA L U T H E R A N
one- You w ill also receive a book­
CHURCH.
ie'. o f valuable information, telling
Front Street.
about the kidneys and bladder. When
writing, be sure and mention The
R E FO R M E D CHURCH,
TwijjA.ji.WgAb Despatch, Burlington*
Rev. T. S. Brows, Paatar,
N. C. Regular fifty-cent and one-dol­ Corner Front and Anderson Streets. Morning S e r^ w s at 11:00 a. m.
lar size bottler fo r sale at all drug
N o services on third Sundays.
R E V . D. C. COX, Pastor.
stores.
Sunday School 9:45 a. m. P ro f. t .
B. Robertson, Scperintendsnt.
Sunday School every Sabbath at 9:45
Teachers’ Meeting Wednesday, 7:99
I “ That man must bo an insidious
A . M.
p. m. (Pastor's Study).
|lobbyist ”
declared
Congressman Preaching every F irst and 'Third Sab­
Woman’s Missionary Society, first
Grump.
bath at 11:00 A . M. and $:00 P. M.
Thursday in every month at
p . m.
What has bo done?” inquired Con- Mid-Week Service every Wednesday,
L. C. B. Society, second Than A ay fc»
professor o f o u r; giessman Wayback,
8:00 P . M.
e very month at 3:39 p. m.
| “ He invited me to share a bottle Everyone Welcome.
Luther L*sgae, racoad s s i fmmHe
1of grape juice with him.” —Pittsburg Parsonage Corner Front axd TrollinSnadaya at f -M ji. a .
p 0« t
ge r Streets.
Vespers at 8:84 p. m.
j CHURCH DIRECTORY j
mm
What it Costs to K ill a Man.
USE A L L E N ’S FOOT-EASE.
Getting from Europe to America,
I f this government wants to i t can
The cost o f killing a man is ob­ The antiseptic powder to be shaken in* in 2&14. will eventually take rank perhaps now settle its Mexican affair
the drug business. These advances, tained by dividing the total cost o f a to the shoes. I f yoa want rest and aio. g with voyaging in the Mayflower. according to its own notion.— Durham
of course, are laid ,to the fact that war to any o f the belligerents by the comfort fo r tired, aching, swollen. — Greensboro News.
IiC~; :.;!vh
most ali chemicals come from Germ­ number of men killed on The other It relieves corns and bur/ous o f all
Lieutenant Porte will take no life
Gws’.iai-.v had 2,ot">0 steam and -J
sweating feet, use Allen*:? Foct-r a«e.
any. Y e t there is said to be in the side.
In 1870-iSTl France spent SiO,000,- pain, and prevents
sova and preserved with him on his “ trans- sa.-i -g. vox els on the hi&h seas whciUiuteti States somewhere, or ought to
Another jjlace where there have
been sharpest kicd o f advances is in
Sugar Has Advanced 110 Per Cent.—
Meats and Grains Go Up.— Spec­
ulation the Cause.
The cost o f many articles of com
Atlantic” ae/oplane flight. Fare you war bL^-tr.. P<\v many will she ha\ *
merce classed as commodities, and be, a supply that would last fo r 60 to 000 in actual expenses o f the war. caiious spots. Just the tiling foi
'vhe.: it is over?— Gre^nsv-oro N’c.w».
Paierc I.* mher well, Lieut.— Greensboro News.
also o f articles classed as luxuries, has 1H) days, and that the big manufactur­ Repairing .materials and giving suc­ Dancing Parties,
increased from -5 to 200 per cent, as ers are engaged in some profitable cor to the victims o f the war, ex­ Shoes, and for Breaking ia Ne*
a result o f the European war, accord speculating. On the other hand there penses that are justly to be added
France
. in s to information gathered yester­ is a' suggested possibility c f -this be­ cost another $200,000,000.
day from several Greensboro merch­ ing recessary to have an equal dis­ paid $1,000,000,000 as war indemnity,
ants. W hile the increases are the re­ tribution o f supplies.. Even with ef- plus another $-100,000,000 in inter­
Shoes. Jt is the greatest comfort di
covery o f the age.
T ry it to day.
YOU DON’T OFTEN RUN AGAINST
Sold everywhere, 2">c. ' fton’t ar.cept
any substitute. For 7'tiK a trial- pack­
iorts made to secure supplies before est on the sum; loss o f revenue, forc­ age, address Alien S. O nsted, Le
sidered in several instances as hav­ they should go too high local poop].: ed contributions by the enerny, and up­ Roy,' N . V. .
ing been made arbitrarily and un­ have failed to receive in some' in- keep o f the German army o f occu­
justly by some o f the larger supply stances* as much as they had ordered. pation. The third category, o f ex­ .iow T o G ive Quir/me T o Children.
houses, speculating wildly on future . Liquid parniiiif, a white Russian oil penses, not being inevitable in all ?E B R T I,iN fi is t!:ft trade-mark naroe g iven to am
.mproverfQuinice. It isa Tasteless Syrup; pleas­
ant to ta k e $nd does not disturb the stomach.
possibilities and looking over the .sup­ a laxative -nd fesh builder, h's -a*;* wars, cannot be property included.
sult o f the v.rar, yet they are con
On a similar basis, here are some
posed fact that there is still a great canoed i:V»* per <-tnt.
tacts about other wars:
Vitric
aciu
has
advanced
200
per
shupply o f the raised articles, in. the
Eusso-Turkish war (1877 *1873)—
country, and imposing fo r private cent.
Turkey,
$400,000,000.
Bismuth
has
gone
up
S*
1-3
per
gammon the consumers throughout
the 'land.
Children take it and never kn ow it is Quinine.
M so esp ecia lly ai)a?>ied io adults w h o cannot
loke ordinary Quinine. Does not nauseate nor
rause nervousness n orriu giiifcin the head. T ry
it the D «xt tim e yon need.Quinine fo r any pur­
pose. Aslc fo r 2-our.ce‘origin al pnck£n<'. Ti;««
la m e F £ B R II<I1X.I\ i* tlc v .a ia bottle, -j.-i cents.
Russo-Japanese war » ( l>J-3)—JlusThere is a contrary vievf cent.
Potassium iodine hsa increased 100 *i:i, £1,2000,000,000.'
W O M E N ’S WOES.
with regard to many o f the increases
The number c f men killed or who
and reported shortages that it is. ail per cent.
Iodine ir, up 75 por 'cent.
effort'on the part o f the large houses
died o f wounds- in these wars .were:
Effervescent sodium phosphate has
to distribute equally to £he jobbers
throughout the nation rather ihan to increased 200 per cent.
Asperine tablets, have gor.e up 90
be extortionate.
Franco-Prussian
2S/>00.
war —•Germans.
Russo-TurkUh war— Russians, 1!>,-
Burhngion Women A re Finding Re­
such rati estate bargains as u v are noiv offering.
And
the longer you wait the surer you will have to pay a lot
more money than what we :ire asking; now fo r some o f
the most desirable properties i?i tou'n. I f you are looking'
for a real re?J estate chance come and :-ee us.
lief at Last.
It does seem.that women have mo. e
tb;:n a fa ir share o f
the aches and
pain that ufTli.'t humanity; they must
(,*00.
While not being: the largest increase per cent.
“ keep up,” must attend to duties in
Russo-Japanese war— Japanese, 5$*A
il
opiates
have'
gone
up
25
per
yet having perhaps the broadest and
spaie o f . constantly aehi)>g backs, or
t;oo. .
most serious effect, is the increase cent.
headaches, dizsv spells, bearing down
Extract oils have gone up approx­
Whence it results that the cost of
on sugar. According to quotations re­
pains; they must stoop over,, when to
killing each man was as follows:
ceived yesterday this has gone up 110 imately 50 per cent.
stoop moans torture. They must walk
Peroxide has gone up 30 per c-e:n.
In 1870-1S71, 521,000.
per cent since the war was declared
and bend and work with racking pains
In 1877-1S7S.
-------—
O----------»nd had signs o f climbing further.
and many aches from kidney iil«.
In 11)05, $20,400.
Before the war it was $3.80 per 100
Kecping the kidneys well has spared
People Met iii Hofei Lobbies.
Whai will kill the greatest number thousands of women much misery.
pounds. It has row reached SS pet“ It alt the people in the world had
and reduce the effective force most
R ca i o f a remedy fo r kidneys only
the
same
amount
o
f
optimism
that
100 pounds.
will be not the rifle or cannot, but that *s endorsed by people you know.
There is said to be no reason fo r possesses William Fliiin, the Pro­
fatigue, typhus or cholera.— Gen. Per­
Mr.c. P. I\*:"iLr, 1016 Dixie St..
this sharp increase, since little of the gressive leader of Pennsylvania, there
rin, o f the French Arm y, Condensed ington, N. C.» says: 1 hsd nervous
raw sugar received in the United would *>e no unhappiness on earth/7
translation of an article in La Sci­ headache*, my h«c': huil me and I
States comes from Germany, an ex­ ."•aid Frank A. Shiveley, o f Philadel­
ence at la Vie.
had pains when I lifted anything. The
cuse made fo r raising- Ninety-eight phia, at the Raleigh. ‘ '’ Everybody
Alamance Insurance
& Real Estate Co.
W. E. SHARPE, Manager.
Burlington,
kidney actio.’ was quite irregular.
When it occure to the farmvrs that Dorn's Kidney Pills removed this \r< i:New Orleans. Porto Rico and Cuba. didate for the United Stales Senator, they might establish bonded ware- ble and nu'do my back trong.’ ’
Mrs. Kij^g is only one o f many Burl­
“ Absolutely highway robbery” was Gifford Pinchot, has no chan-.e o f win­ huUi’es foe the storeage o f eou >n on
t:n expression used in describing this ning.
iiut Mr. Flinn tiitnks j-o. it their own account we will begin to ington peop’e who have gratefu lly en­
expect to see something come eC ii. dorsed Doan’ s Kidney Pills, I f your
advance. While th»> sugar costs SS appears.
per cent o ' the raw sugar in the hi
United States is said to come from
the Keystone
State except
Mr.
Minn knows that the Progressive can­
Pennsylvania poli­ - Purham Herald.
-------------------- O ---------------is an additional cost o f ‘il ccnts for tico, I am reminded o f anecdote o f
per hundred at. tbo refinerio?. there
WHITSETT
W h it s e t t ,
you, don't simply ask for a kidney
-
it is to he h«.ipod that th-.* war in
•;.'«*uy— ask
G u il f o r d
INSTITUTE
C ounty,
N orth
C a r o l in a
& Leading Sa*raicg School fcr Two Kuadrtd
Fifty Stcdei!*
f » ituintsK, for 7ekch.o£, or tor
Fj.iaor.ib:* Rtiei.
Is
hto-ltitttal Piedmont tfr;tcn
tifconebfiro. K. C
f o r Se*stifai C*t*ioffs«,
i-c.. tA irtm ihe
back aches—I f your kidneys botncr
“ Speaking cf
the late M. W. McAiarney, who was
fr e ig h t.
North Carolina.
fo r l ‘»oan‘s Kid- \
W . T , W H IT S E T T ,
PH. D.,
W HITSETT. NORTH C A S C U N A
Flour has gone up from 30c to SI editor arid «,wner o f the Harrisburg Europe will not have th** effect c f nd- t w i 'i’.ls. t\n :: me that Mrs. J.'.*:
ijy hom * ‘
per barrel in the face o f the largest Evening Telegraph.
McAiarney, in var-cing ihe price o f a fifty-ec.M load h ‘d - the 'vni'. iy h
crop o f wheat that has ever been addition to being a newspaper editor, e f wood from a dollar to v dollar and tim*.-uy. "sOr. all stores. Fostcr-Mslhurit Co., Props.,
BulTalo,
N. Y. I
Potatoes are was also postmaster, and a Scotch­ a half.— Durham Herald.
known in this country.
up SO cents per barrel, probably be­ man, and was inclined to l-j thrifty.
cause o f the foreign demand, the first Ik
crop in this country being practically
had-been appointed to the post-
astersnip by President
“ When Your Bad; is Lame—Remeir.-1
----------- O-----------W e have more respect for Hitch­ her the Xume.”
Harrison, cock and borae o f the other who have
and he was exceedingly anxious that the boe.khone to oppose the iYesider.:
used up.
Iiams have advanced ~ vents per the Indiana man should be renominat- than for .sumo uf the r*tlu*r< wh<^ arc
IM>£N« T II5 JK
DUTY.
1. It will be recalled that in the
eager to eat tuit nf bis h;;nd.-- jNcorca of liurlington Readers
pr.und.
Dry Salt meats have advanced from .Minneapolis convention when Iilaim* I 'ic ham JJeraid.
Learning tbe Uuty o f the
bolted Harrison, there was a big
i 1-2 to :l cents per pound.
Kidneys.
Pure lard has advanced 2 cents struggle
between
the different fac­
We Jiave not yet convinced Mexico
- SOUTHERN RAILWAY -
arc
Premier (' ,tr!'i>rr of The Souii;
To tilier the blood is the kidneys*
Low Roiiiid Trip Sainmgr Tourist Tickels NowOn Sale
tions, and it was only after a week's and sialic o f the Central American duty.
per pound.
Steaks have advanced from ti to i.aUoting th-vt Harrison was venomi- eeuniries that an election can p.ossibly
When they fail to do tidy the kid­
^ents per pound, and it is expected nated.
answer the ])urpose o f a revolution.— neys arc weak.
that there v iil be a demand c f cash
‘ McAiarney was on the jY » in his rmrham Herald,
li u k’irbv and other hn-ney ills may
ncw.-papcr office every day and al­
on receipt o f goods.
----------- O----------follow.
In feedstuffs there has been an in­ ways held his paper from ihe press
crease o f from $3 to S5 per ton.
The mcanvsi thing that Inis been
TO
“The Land of The Sky”
Help the kidneys do their work.
A S H E V IL L E . W A Y N E S V IL L E . T O X A W A Y , H E N D ­
Oats for the latest news.
It was a very x»hi yet is the Columbia State’s clasL^e Doai'/s Kidney Piiis— the testhave increased 7 cents per bushel. hot day in July when Harrison final­ »h«-atio!i.'-. ot ’ he headli >e, “ Italy Keops eJ kidney remedy.
Cur:, has increased IT cents per bush­ ly won, nad McAiarney weni homo Io t'a> a “ loot
Pi oof ot* their worth in the follow­
el.
Wheat
has increased
lit ccnts dinner late, tired out, irritable, bo', New.'-..
pleased, nevertheless.
per bushel.
There has been an advance in can­
“ Whom did they nominate?'’ in­
E R S O N V IL L E . B R E V A R D ,
ing:
X. Foster, v$hoeiua’.%cr, Mill Street,
----------- O-----------JUDGE FOR YO U R S E LF.
iiraham, N . C., say.',: *‘I am ^ever ;
ned goods c f ‘2 cents per pound, for quired Mr. McAIarney’s w ife who i
• — o—
|without Doan’s Kidt^ey Piiii? in th e ;
which there is satd to be some ex­ tlie head uf the fam ily sat down to Which is Pet ter—-Try an Experiment |j.«u;>e. I know that thev are. the t>cst
I
dinner.
or Profit by a Burlington Citi­
cuse.
kid:H*y remedy to be had. I was rheu- ;
Cakes and crackers have gone up
about 1 cent per pound.
Dry beans have increased from
"Oh, Harrison, thank goodness/' re­
plied the editor.
“ ‘ And whom did they
name for
$2.1 T’ per bushel to $3 per bushel, for vice president?* asked his wife.
which there is said to be no earthly
excuse.
zen’s Experience.
matie.
S«Mnethi.og new is an experiment.
*• ‘ No one yet/ returned McAiarney.
It is the highest beans have “ Bat that is a matter o f secondary
M y Joints and back were stin :
nnd lanvi and my kidneys acted ir- 1
T. U'i he proved t - be as represent- vecularly.
e«.s.
The kidney secret ions con—
tahied sediment and were painftd in
The statement o f a r ;:tm.factu:c:*
Finally, 1 took Doan's Kid­
not convincing proof o f merit.
ney Pills and they did mi* more good
they will
I*at the endorsement o f friends is
than anything else I had ever used.*’ 1
Swiss cheese has increased 13 cents name someone with money who can
Now supposing you had a bad hack,
ever been known to go here.
pe; pound.
Spanish sweet peppers has increas­
ed 4 cents per can.
importance.
I
presume
help out in the campaign/
‘Then the McAiarney heir» aged 7.
who haq been an interested listener
Coffees, teas and spices have gone up to that time, but
quiet,
up 8 1-2 cents per pound generally. broke in with:
This is said to be caused by a raise
In the United States thero is said
ibis vicinity who have gratefully on-j
You will read o f many so-called <:or u;d Doan’s.
Something Comic.
Brownbigge (to waitress who has
to be a world o f lemons, yet they handed him a newspapei)— A in 't yer
far­ simply ask fo r a kidney remedy— ask
distinctly fo r Doan‘s Kidney Pil!<.
It’s different when th.% endorsement the same that Mr. Foster had. frV.
comes from home.
all stores. Foster Milburn Co., Props..;
Easy to prove local testimony
Buffalo, N . Y .
i
Read this Burlington case.
C. B. Ellis, the well-known merch­
\
S H A K E IN T O Y O U R SHOES
Waitress— There's a looking glass the statement I ga*.e some years ago. takes the sting out tof corns and bun­
? was suffering frcm ions. It's the greatest comfort dis­
to be such that the increase is not Tit-Bits.
a slight attack o- kidney complaint covery o f the age. Allen’s Foot-Easo
----------- O----------when I got Dorn’;' K dney Pills
T makes tight or new shoes feel easy.
necessary at this time.
lemons cannot he shipped from Italy,
but the supply on hand is declared straight in front o f you, sir.— London praising them.
A t the present writing, half the took them and the pam left.
I kno‘< It is a certain relief for sweating,
account o f dry weather, making the world does not know* how the other that the medicine is a reliable one.” callous, swollen, tired, aching feet.
Price 60ctc. at ail dealers. Do not Always use it to Break in N ew Shoes.
production in these parts considerably half fights.— Greensboro News.
----------- O----------simply ask fo r a kidney remedy— get Try it to-day. Sold everywhere, 25c.
smaller than it has ever been known.
Black-eyed peas, which once soid for
Trie presumption is growing that if Doan’s Kidney Pills— the same that Don't accept any substitute. For a
Foster-Milhurn Co., F R E E trial package address Allen S.
any would say it.— Greensboro News. Prof's., Buffalo, N, Y .
Olmsted, L e Roy, N . Y.
S cents p er half-gallon, are now go­ Germany had anything to sayf Germ­ Mr. Ellis had.
ing at 20 cents per quart.
O . F. YORK
Traveling Passenger Agent,
RALEIGH, N. C.
S t.-
I f your hark aches j
have increased from $4.50 per box be­ go t nothing comic? 1 likes to have ant, Front St., Burlington, N. C.. says: Allen’s Foot-Ease* the anti-septic
fore the war to $7 or ?8 per box. One something funny to look at while I ’m •‘.Ooan's Kidney Pills have never fail- powder. It relieves painful, smarting,
excuse fo r the raise is said to be that a-heating.
fo help me. I am glad to confirm tender, nervous feet, rinii instantly
Vegetables have increased only on
Spend your vacation in the cool mountain* of Western North
Carolina.
Week End an<l Sunday Excursion round trip tickets on sale
ia M O REH EAD C IT Y , B EAUFO RT. W R IG H T S V IL L E .
W IL M IN G T O N , and various other Summer Resorts. For
illustrated booklets, complete detailed infurraation, ask your
»{,<»«r or eonimaniA-ite with
— if your kidneys bother you. don't
“ Say, papa, you Ye the vice presi­ away places.
o f the insurance rates and the indi­ dent of this family, ain't you ?’ **
----------- O----------cations are said to be that the insur­
ance people will raise them more.
Mr. Foster xs only one o f many in!
Would you experiment on it?
Endorsed by strangers from
S R R IN G S and all
The above is not an isolated case.’
A lame, weak, or aching one.
withal, Cure.-.
HO i
other Western North Carolina Points
STOP,
READ,
CONSIDER.
Did you ever think of the amount
of truth in the familiar saying that
“Good Advertising Pays”?
Try an
ad. in this paper
and watch the results.
w rs r-
a cent, we do' not know it. Our coun­
T fc a T h I m
I M ff ln l i l l t f i l t r l l : part ° * the RePuWioan ticket once or
I K
I W I C 8 * A * W W I U B f l l u l * twice before and think I will vote ty . officers said at the time that the
jNbUahad Every Tue«5*y and Friday j more o f it this time. Keep joggin g salaries were too small, that they
'
Ik e
SuteBl^.“ P j I ^ i
jthem
we will help you enough to could no live upon them, b u t' they
must have changed their minds since
” |make up for your trouble.
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H k e , First Floor, Baahut Buildin*.
Telephone No. 2 6 5 . ____
TAXPAYER.
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Snow Camj^JN/C.
dabaeription, On* .Dollar per y « V , '
Editor
Dispatch:
payable in advance.
W e in this part o f the county want
A ll communication* i * regard to
jit h w news item* or businjssinat- to thank you for the brave sljjnd you
tors should be addressel to-The State
Dispatch Publishing Co., and not t t are taking in the matter o f ; Salaries
any individual connected witn the pa- and fees. W e all want to xnow how
9**‘ A ll news notes and corfimuaicallama o f importance must be signed
the writer.
W e are not responsible fo r epuuons
the c o r r e s p o n d e n t s . __
that time.
I was doubtful o f the
workings o f the salary system at the
time, but .like many others thought i f
we could effect any saving J was fo r
>t.
I f we had have le ft the fee sys­
tem like it was there would not hr.ve
been any statement to make, and we
would not have been interested how-
much we are saving, and if'.the o f­ much they are making, but since wc
ficers we have not will not publish have adopted the salary system I
the statement, then I am fo r another went, to know how it is working and
set o f officers. I want to see a state­ am willing to lend you my moral sup­
account o f our tremendous fall stock that is
ment o f how this law is worsting, a*-.u port in trying to get at the t r ie w ork­
i f my party will not etll us then 3 am ings o f the system. It is useless for
for your party, keep the fight going, me to say keep up the fight. I know
arriving daily, w e are compelled to make room
Subscribers will take notice that ne
jceipt fo r subscription fo r The State
tttapatch w ill be.honored at this office
i» U m it is numbered with stamped
igures.
1 feel sure you will get the informa­ you will do that but I will say that
Entered as second-class matter
I heartily ani in accord with your
Stay 13, 1908, at the pest offlee at tion, you never fail.
aurlin^ton. North Carolina, under the
efforts in thisi direction along the
TA X PAYER.
Act o f Congress o f March 3, 1879.
jine.t ytiu are ipuifsuing.
Enclosed
S A L A R Y A N D FEES.
The Dispatch:
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Some o f Our Readers Are \\ riting
. P ro and Con on the County
Officers.
Graham, N. C., Rout? 2.
Mr. Editor:
I desire to thank you for
Altamahaw Route 2. find fifty cents for renewal o f my sub­
scription.
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A W ILSON DEMOCRAT.
I am sending you by my neighbor
M r......... .................. a .dollar for re­
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newal to your paper, I had thought
Graham, N. C., August IT.
c f stopping it, but cannot quit a pa­ The Burlington Dispatch:
per that is trying so hard to protect
I am a Democrat but I want to
the tax payers of Alamance County, know how much we are saving in the
your t'nless this statement is published and
salary system. I feel that you are
efforts to secure a statement of how that speedily there will be something
tioing a great thing for the farm er
the saiary .system is working. I have doitig in Alamance county politics.
tax payers in this fight. Please keep
heard this matter discussed now for The good people o f this county will
up your efforts until this report is
sometime and all my neighbors are not stand for this secrecy much long­
published. I am enclosing a dollar
anxious to know the saving to the er. Wishing you success I beg to re­
bill to renew my subscription and will
county by the salary system. I do main,
continue to take your paper as long
not agree with all that your paper
A F R IE N D L Y DEMOCRAT.
as you stand upon the side o f the tax
advocates but I am with you upon
— o—
payers.
this proposition, and i f you can se­
SM ALL TAX PAYER.
Swepsonville, N. C-,
cure the publication o f this statement
-----------O----------August 17, 101L
I may be with you farther, we all
Editor Republican Paper:
Hartshorn Items.
want honest clean government and
As I have not seen much iroin this
Well, we are having mighty nice
men that w ill conduct our affairs in
section about the saiary system, will weather along now, and ’ crops are
this manner, we have been fortunate
say I want to see how much we are
looking fine and people in the neigh­
in the selection o f our county officers,
saving, and hope you can make them borhood are having good health.
but it looks like there is a nigger in
how it. We people down here who
The protracted meeting closed at
the wood-pile somewhere now. Agait\
have been voting the Democratic
Mt. Zion the 14th, and began at Mt.
thanking you fo r your efforts and
ticket, when a majority o f our neigh­ Pleasant Sunday.
wishing you success, I am,
bors are the other way, it makes us
Mrs. H. B. Foster and 3ister are
D M EO CRATIC T A X PAYE R .
feel bad to have our county officers visiting at Mr. J. R. Foster’s this
act in this way. I for one cannot un­ week.
All
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Foster, of
The Dispatch:
hcnest men want to know about this, Greensboro, were visitors at Sir. Tom
I hope you may be successful in se­
and all honest men ought to want us Murray’s' and Henry Foster’s last
curing a statement as to how the sal­
to know about it. Unless our officers week.
ary and fee system is working, as
w ill furnish the information as called
Mr. and Mrs. W ill Councilman, of
fo r me and my two boys we want to
for, I think I will join my neighbors Juok, were visitors on the Route last
know what is being done with the
and vote with them. It will be hard
week. W e are glad to huvevthein
money what they are saving, i f they
to desert my party after 32 years of pud hope they will come back again.
are saving any, and i f they are not
loyalty but I cannot stand for such
Wesley Curtain and wife were wel­
saving any we want to know it. Our
actions as our officials are now giving come visitors at Tom Murray’s the
crops are short this year and taxes
us. Wishing you success in your un­ other day.
are hard to pay. W e farmers are im­
dertaking and thanking you in beMessrs. Tom and Bunny Foster, of
posed upon any w a y and pay more
hr.lf of all tax payers I am.
Graham, visited their cousin, Mrs. W.
taxes than are our justly due. I f
A W A V E R IN G DEMOCRAT. M. Foster, Sunday, W e ere glad to
jc u r paper can save us anything we
have them on the Route and hope they
are with you, but we are afraid that
and in order to do so, w e are selling the remaining
of our summer stock at A Price that is too Low to men­
tion
Never in the History o!: Burlington has such
a R E D U C T IO N been made on
*
Clothing, Shoes, Straw-Hats and Gent’s
Furnishings.
A lso watch our windows
for the Fall Opening
which will take place soon. *
J. B. Jones Clothing
Company
Elon College, N. C.
derstand why they would do this.
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Graham, N. C.
they will not pay much attention to
you.
will come back again and bring their
August 15, *14. wives with them next time.
I heard one say the other day
that he did not see why you Republi­ Mr. J. Zeb. Waller,
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cans wanted to know about this tiling
Cross Roads Items.
Burlington, N. C.
as he allowed you did not pay much Dear Sir:
Refreshing showers are ascending
I do not agree with you politically, on this community now, anJ i f con­
fellow who paid a dollar had as good bill 1 admire your fighting qualities tinued the farmers will be blessed
taxes no how, but I told him the the
right to know' these things as the fe l­ u:k1 I am with you ir. your c-’Totrs to with good corn crops. As wheat was
low who paid ten dollars, but he pre­ h a y .1 statement f.Jili'-hcd showing by far better than most people expect­
payers o f the ed.
This fellow always wants me to vote i cu-jr.tv fcy the ado[-,‘ : >i oi the salary
Among some o f the happenings,
the ivhole Democratic ticket, but I j
, W e were told if tnis system quite an interesting piny was puiied
ain’ going to do it this time unless j were : dopted, Alama.wc cnonty would off at Mt. Pleasant School House Aug.
tended he could not see it that way. |the
mg to the la
them county officers tell us how they |nave from three to five thousand iolare doing our business.
15th.
1 have voted ’ lars per year, but i f we have saved sight.
A large crowd witnossed the
Music by Sodom String Band.
Mt, Zion revival came to a dose
£'
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Friday evening. Aug. 14. Good preach­
1
ing continued until the close with
F*
very large congregations.
Quite a number o f lady friends vis­
ited us during the while— snme from
*
Burlington, Graham, Greensboro and
Windell, of which have returned to
•swate-
The No. 11
James Oliver Sulky
their homes and other remain with us
still.
As the young men understand.
Ths writer has been informed o f
some wedding bells which will ring
soon on Burlington Route J.
R. A.
Coble says his gain will be the other
P l o W —The best sulky plow you
can buy. The plow and
driver are carried along, not dragged.
•A W e want y ou to be carried. Come in
\A and Jet us show you all the good
points on this plow and you wiii be
fellow's loss.
Quite a fast game of ball was pull­
ed off between our home team and
the Alamance team (Guilford County)
Saturday, August 15th,
the feature
o f the game was Euliss who allowed
only one hit, while Coble for A la ­
mance, allowed out boys 5 hits.
The
score being 3 to 1 in, favor of Cross
Roads?.
The local team is expected
Big Week of Value Giving
Tuesday, Aug. 18th to Saturday Night, Aug, 22nd
EEEEEVE8Y BAY A MONEY SAYEEZZE
A Dollar
Saved is a
Dollar Earned
O UR STOCK IS F U L L OF
HOUSEHOLD NEEDS, USEFUL NECESSITIES, PERSON- - AL ORNAMENTS AND MINTY LUXURIES - -
.There is as
Much in Saving
as in Earning
W A T C H C AR TEE’S W IN D O W S E A C H D A Y A N D S A V E M O NEY
Hairpins, good qual.. 5c cabinet
B O X PAPER
K IT C H E N NECESSITIES
Eimbroidery hoops_________ oc
An attractive box containing
Paring knives..................5 c
Mirrors ________ ___________ 10 c
24 sheets paper and 24 en­
E gg beaters__________ 2 for 5c
Thousands cf every day needs
velopes to match, 10 c box.
Strainers ________ ____ 2 for 5c
at Cartee’s prices.
Envelopes, for business andsoCan openers________________5c
cial correspondence, 2 pkgs 5c
Flour sifters, side crank __10c
G LA SSW A R E
Potatoe mashers___________ 5c
#read knives_____________ 10 c The best line of tjfassu.-a’-ecan
BOOKS
Whisk brooms____________ 10c
be found in our glassware 1 Latest and best novels by promHammers ----- -------------- 10c
dept. at Cartee’s prices.
! inent authors, 10 & 25e.
Quality imported band painted
Cnina at Cartee’s prices.
TOILET A R TIC LES
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JEW ELRY
Quality perfumes_____ . . . 10 c ! The latest fads and novelties
C A N D IE S A N D CAKES
in this line.
Cold cream . ____________10c
Always fresh, pure and whole­ Toilet water______________ 10c Beauty pins 12c karat Gold 10c
some. 10, 15 & 20c pound. 18 oz. bottle peroxide______9c Watch chains and fobs____10c
Air Float talcum___ _____ _10e j Numbers of other articles at
FOR XIEN
1 lb. can
“
............... 10 e
Cartee’s prices.
Silk neckties_____________ 25c Colgate’s “
______15c
Pocket knives, high grade.25c Jap Rose “
______ ...15c
TOYS
Pocket books________ 1C & 25c Quality soaps___ 2 for 5c & 10c
A Tull line of seasonable toys
Colgate's shaving' soap___ 5c
for boys and girls. Popular
Shaving brushes...............10c Pure silk hose for Men and wo­
toys at popular prices, 10 & 25c.
Pad garters....... ..........._.10c
men .............. ........... 25c pr.
guaranteed hose for the whole
TH E V A L U E GIVIX G
CROCKERY
family______________ 10 c pr.
NO TIO N STORE
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Special 42-piece dinner set,
Dressing com bs______5 & 10c! C AR TEE’S D R Y GOODS
gold band, $3.95 complete. A l ­
Soap ru Dber erasers___
j
so any other item ii: this line
V A LU E S
_________ 5 for 5c to 5e each i
for table atsd other uses at
Ink tablets____ ______ 5 & 10c. Washcloths_______ ______ 5c
Cartee’s prices.
Best quality brass pins 5c p k g !Towels, extra size___ 10 & 25c
Thread_______ ____ 2 spools 5c|
! Damask napkins__________ 10c
EMBROIDERY
Pearl buttons, ex.qual. 5c card I Table damask, 58 in wide 19c yd
Darning cotton_______2 for 5c' Ladies’ stay-up vests_______9c S wiss Camprie and Crepe Em­
Safety pins, 3 assorted sizes
; Children’s full-size drawers 10c broidery, Neat patterns, good
_____________________ 5c card i
daisy waists___ 10 c j quality___
.10, 1C
1 5 ‘* oir'
25c yd.
Unequaied laces, newest patterns, prettiest designs and best quality at Cartee’s prices,
GO TO CARTEE’S ^VE$Y DAY AND SAVE MONEY,
C. H. CARCFEE & C O M P A N Y
BUR LING TO N, N. C.
Double Wedding Takes Place at Elon W e Have Not Seen This, But Luther
Cates Says It Is True.
College.
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Elon College, Aug. 20.— One o f the
The Hon. John Burke,
Luther Cates, who raises chickens
prettiest double weddings ever cele­ and vegetables, etc., comes forward
Mr. J. Zeb W aller s|en<|j’esterday
in Raleigh.
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Mr. -C. B. W ay le ft.lp iiz morifyfg
fo r G ^ n s b o ro , j|vhere S I goes tijjft-
brated in the little town o f Elon Col­ and says that he has the awfulest
lege, took place Wednesday evening thing in his lot he ever saw. He says
spending the week on No. 5, the guest
W the h(jme o f Rev. and Mrs. T. B.
tenth.%nnual c&ftvention o f
Dawson^when they gave away their
fj,
the
Southern Amateur Journalists’
two daughters,
Misses Laura and
Association, which convenes .in that
Jessie to be the brides of Messrs. M.
city Saturday afternoon. Mr. W ay
..
A . Van Billaird, o f Florida, and A .
ir W ie o f (W tffficials o f *t!ie associa­
L. Hooks, o f Elon College,
tion* being editor o f “ The Southern
The ceremony was performed under
Journalist,” the official organ o f the
very unique circumstances. The large
association,
veranda was bejwitifuHy
decorated
j
Lawn Party,
!with ivy, ferns and other evergreens.
o f Mr. H. C. King".
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Mr. J. H. Vernon is spending t
o
he has a small chicken coop in which.
jrfend
in Raleigh on business.
Hev. P. H. Fleming, o f N ew Hampshire, is spending a fe w days in town
this week.
M r. S. A . Horne and fam ily are
The Brothers- class 0f Bellemont A
TREASURER OF THE UNITED STATES
17 little chickens roost^-about 12x18
deposits P U B L IC M O N E Y that comes into his hands in
inches, and 2 feet high— which sets
oniy S E V E N T E E N banks in the State of North Carolina,
on the ground in his back yard.
and THIS B A N K is one of that s e v e n t e e n . I n fact this
Last
week a swarm o f bees came to his
home and have gone in the coop ar.d
is tbeJONLY A C T IV E U N IT E D STATES DEPOSITORY
taken the top h alf and are busy mak­
between Greensboro and Durham.
ing honey at present, while the little
chickens roost an the ground floor.
Don’t understand us to say that this
Your neighbor has already found that this bank is the
safest place for his money.
WHY NOT JOIN
beautiful arch was erected under is correct, as all we know is just
Fogleman Bros w ill unload a ear Sunday School will give a Lawn Par- which the britlal couples stood. The what he has told us. He wants to
near the chureh Saturday evening, guests, one hundred or more, were know if anybody in the State can
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load o f horses and mules today. Be *
gathered in a circle on the lawn. The beat this fo r economizing in "pace
sure to see them.
, A w u * 22nd> for -the beneiH of
church. The public is very cordial- words that made the two couples man
your neighbor and the Treasurer of the United States and
Prayer Authorized.” — Headline in
The cream will ba ordered and w ife were pronounced in a very
horses and mules be sure to see the from Greensboro, and special music impressive manner by Dr. J. U. N ew ­ Columbia State. Woh says that the
car he unloads today.
: from Burlington will assist in making man, assisted by the veteran miifister, heathen are not seeing the ligh t?—
Greensboro. News.
Rev. J. W . Wellons.
the occasion enjoyable to all.
Mrs. W. K. Holt and two children .
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The eldest daughter. Miss Laura,
Mr. T. D. Fogleman says fo r good ly invited.
are the geust o f relatives in Greens- j
boro for a few days.
“ Chapel o f Sorrow.”
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entered the
porch
from
the right
W A N TED
P ilot Court, No. 281, Burlington, N. room with her sister, Miss Fannie
Pearl, as bridesmaid. The groom was*
R e*, io h * Benners Gibble returned C- 0rder o f the Ea* tern Star, will
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; hold a Chanel o f Sorrow Sunday, Aug. ushered in by his best man, Mr. Carl
mis wee* irum ms vacation at. *vn: 30, at the First Baptist Church (C f!.) Dawson, o f Greensboro, a cousin of
mington and other points.
I at i:3 0 o ’clock P. M., in memory of the bride. Master Dan L. Newman
The bride was
Dr. Charley T. Vernon, c f Philadel- ! honored Lady M ittie
Thomas
an wus ring-bearer.
make your next deposit in this bank?
The First National Bank,
y
— A ll kinds o f Country Hay, Corn and
Oats.
Highest market price paid in
cash.
Phone Merchants Supply Co.,
handsomely attired in a suit o f cruarn
FOR S A L E — A lot o f empty syrup
; The Green Level Court,
Mebane silk crepe de chine and carried a beau­
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bau'els.— Burlington Drug Co.
i Court and Graham Court all have been tiful bouquet o f bride’s roses. Her
Mrs. J. M. Browning and Mis? Addie i
ir.vited and are expected to be pres- long Blowing veil was held in place
Sell your oats and clover hay, corn,
Cheatham le ft
this morning f?r i
by an elegant diamond brooch, a g ift
! ent and take part in this service.
oats, wheat a.id oats straw a t Merch­
Ridgeway to spend some time.
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f
the
groom.
Honored Lady L. B. Delinger, of
ants Supply Company, Burlington and
Miv Van Billiard is a native o f Phil­
Mr. John Paylor and sister, o f Lau- Greensboro, will conduct the cereGraham. Highest cash prices paid.
rinburg, are the guest o f their cousin, mcny. Sir Knight T. M. Duck will adelphia, and fo r several years has
held a position as traveling salesman.
FO R S A LE — A lot o f empty syrup
L et everyone that can, come and The bride is accomplished and attract­ barrels.— Burlington Drug Co.
•give Memorial Honors to these, our ive and is a former student o f Elon
For all kinds o f feedstuff, hay, corn,
S. C., is spending the week here the
College, For several years she has
■W orthy Dead.
oats, cotton reed meal, beet pulp, bran
guest o f h is .w ife and children.
Address by Honored Lady Alice M. been engaged in teaching in Virginia. and shipstuff go to Merchants Supply
This couple will make their home
Mr. T. D. Fogleman returned to- Duck, Supreme Royal Dist. Deputy,
Co., Burlington, and Graham.
day from Missouri, where he spent j These are our very best colored e‘ t- ill Florida, where Mr. Van Billiard is
Milk and butter is high and scarce,
the week in buying horses and mules. izens and we are glad to kr.ow that proprietor o f a large orange grove.
Mr. W alter Green, o f Charleston,
Mr. L. E, Gross, o f Greensboro, is
spending part o f his vacation hare
they show their respect fo r their dead
in these memorial services.— Ed.
the guest o f his parents, Mr. and
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The second daughter, Miss Jessie, put it up to tne cow— by Soja Bean
entered the beautifully decorated ver­ Hay, beet pulp, Cotton Seed Meal,
anda from the left room with her sis­ A !f;ilfa Dairy Feed and W heat Bran
ter, Miss M attie Dawson, as brides­ — the cow w ill do the rest. F or sale
The Catcher.
“ Man is a worm," the preacher saith, maid. The groom came in on the arm by Merchants Supply Co., Burling­
o f his best man, M r. Staley Wicker, ton, and Graham.
A s often wa have heard.
Misses Bertha and Julia C ites left
o f Elon College. Little “Miss Wautell
<*;igy for Breton,
t*»sy Ah, yes! And he might also add,
Sirs. L. B, Gross.
ivili frend some time the g ie s t of
Lambeth was ring bsarer. The bride
FOR SALE!— A lot o f empty syrup
— New York Sun. locked lovely attired in a suit o f white barrels.— Burlington Drug Co.
crepe de chine and carrying a hand­
Surely those public representatives
some bouquet o f bride's roses. Ho-
“ Woman’s the early bird.”
relatives and friends.
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Mr. Ode Foglemas is on tie Lcrsc market
tlus week buyiag two car loads of horses and
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Mr. Hook is one o f Elen College’s railroad at the same rate. The rail­
most estimable young men and is a roads are entitled to it, fo r was it not
purpose?— Durham
member o f the faculty o f the college. voted fo r this
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Call iu and give us a took before buying.
FOGLEMAN BROS.
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Mrs. Hook has been a student o f the Sun.
Mrs. J. W. Patton played very.beau­ Greensboro News.
tifully Mendelsshon’s Wedding March,
Loans may be obtained fo r any pur-
.softly, Schubert's Serenade.
Little pose on acceptable Real Estate se­
Misses M ary Graha(n Lawrence 'iml curity; liberal privileges; correspond*
Gwendolon Patton were the (lower eiwie solicited.
girts.
A, C. A G E N C Y C O M P A N Y ,
Immediately after the ceremony 'he 7<.’7 Gas, Electric Bldg, Denver, Col. j
ir'.aal party left in automobiles for ■4it* P iem i Building, St. Louis, Mo.
young people a:v held by their friends I
was shown by the larjre number of i
beautiful and useful gifts presented |
them.
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W A X T E D — You to read the Pro­
gressive Co.’s ad in this issue. They
have a nice line o f good staple ging-
SOMETHING BETTER
hames, shepherd checks, kriukles, do■::cts etc., which should interest any
MELROSE and DAN VALLEY
one
needing anything in this
line.
They do a strictly Parcels Post bus­
iness, selling by actual samples di­
rect from the manufacturer to con­
sumer.
want the
MERCHANTS SUPPLY CO
BURUNCTON, N. C.
P R IN T
“ I have helped bury the political < broad toe models beauty ana
style combined with greatest
comfort to feet. Prices right.
Governor Colquitt, o f Texas. “ He | Don’t forget our Shoe Repair
made a desert and called it peace.’
Department where you can
Greensboro News.
; have your shoes repaired while
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colonels
best in our line come to see us.
G R A H A M , N . C.
Our new stock of Fa!i Shoes is
coming in and we have some
splendid models in many ad­
vanced styles io show you.
New Patent and Dull leather
button styles with Ions and
medium short vamps with mil­
itary and Spanish leather heels
cloth tops and kid tops. Also
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Also full line Flour, Feed, Corn, Oats, A il Kinds f*£ Hay and
you
Field
Field
Field
Field
No.
No.
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27 Acres.
22 “
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T h is property is seven m iles south-west o f Burlington
It is in a good neighborhood and is o n ly on e h a lf m ile
fro m Friendship School. W e believe this is one o f the
best grain farm s in A lam ance Countv.
Full particulars apply to
s fM M s i.il! m u m
co.
C. C. m VILlE, Manager
Burlington
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The peace palace at The Hague is j
located iw an ideal spot to be used ‘
as a general hospital by all the bel­
ligerent European nations.
COTTON PIECE GOODS from MANUFACTURER to CONSUMER BY
PARCELS POST
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the couples entered the veranda.
During the ceremony she played very
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WATERMELONS and BANANAS
when
T h is farm produced 1040 bushels o f sm all grain this
year.
There w ill be at least 500 bushels o f corn w ith
proper season. T h e farm is divided into fields fenced
w ith A m erican No. 1 hog w ire and b a rb w ire fences.
business men to trust al! to h i’n.~-
4 !e£:e.
SOMETHING GOOD
Cow Feed, Staple and Fancy Groceries,
C ontaining 127 -acres, 1-3 in w ood, the rem ainder in
h igh state o f cultivation.
The President continues to adjure
tractive, and accomplished, and a fa ­
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Mr. and Mrs. Van Billiard ffoing to
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* home in 3 pretty little town on the
* W est Coast. Mr. and Mrs. Hook went
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Ool* they will he at home at I
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Valuable Grain and Hay Farm
crllege for several years, is very at­
vorite with all who know her.
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a handsome diamond broocti.
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pretty veil was also held in place by who voted the twenty cent mileage are
ir. favor o f paying it right out to the
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Burlington, cr Graham.
;jhia is here on a two weeks’ visit to ! Sir Knight W . J. Shanks.
deliver the Memorial Address.
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his brother, Jfi'. J H. Vernon.
Miss Sadie Steele, this week.
.'-"of ‘ 0 '~ . \
Burlington, N. C.
I f you use anything in your family in the way of Good SUple
Gingham*, Shepperd Oheckt, Ciiakles, CfinEib<»y», Domett, etc., drop
us a card and get our book of samples and prices.
We will
save you Trout?* and Money as well.
W e do a strictly Parcel
Post business from Manufactu:er to Consumer.
THE PROGRESSIVE COMPANY
Box 21,
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CH ASTER
VESSELS
A M E R IC A N S
Says Second
TO U S IN G
HOM i'..
Coming
Sear.
of
C h rist'I* . The Par.ama Canal is new open for
[business, and weli advertised. — The
, . i Greensboro News.
“ The second coming of Jesus C h ris t,
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Germany and Austria V h l A id thr Is just at ha<!<i. The signs cf this j
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They can also call it the im a l
Proposal— Problem Appears To
solemn event are multiplying on. ev -1
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,iW a i\ but will it be tn a t. — UreensBe Solved.
erv hand, ar.d the surest of them all I
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Washington, Aug. 15.—The United is ' tnc
great eoufliet m tMnype,' saia ,
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Slates Governivient has notified the Kiiei- W . W. Eastman, of W ashing-:
I f the price' o f drujrs continues to
powers c f 'Europe that it. will regard
rise, Christiav! Science will be Uieapa? neatral “ ships chartered. fov the
lie read a large number o f pass- j
: er.— Greensboro News.
sole purpo.se o f repatriating Anwr.can ag’es from the. Bible containing pr
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citizens stranded in Europe/' nr.ci has dictions o f the happenings o f certain
is ;ihvay.s 5a:e to leai t1
. even from
asked the .be:li£en:nt governn'.ep* s for things, which, when the> shouL.i o c -'
FARMS FOR SALE!
"Th e State Department has issued the return o f Jesus to this e a rth .' t
Instruction* to- its diplomatic ’’Si>re- hlkler Kastman made it plain that •
itntativcs. ir. Europe io notify • the when ChrUi came again He would no:
grasses, cotton jv tobacco and abundance o f wood
ar.d gcoe market for same at $2.25 per cord it Meb-
C., beiiig S miles southeast o f said town, about 150
u::e, N. C.
jruliie?. .nnd in open cultivation.
The open land ::
about one.-thiril chocolate loam soil, balance gray,
it-.i .-■>) pxccllent- farm fo r grain; grasses, cotton or
instruct, ovjn our friends.— Coltosi. tobacco. This .farm is well watered with- several
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ever-flowinr; streams, about 100 acres under w i’ .1
U L o p D IS TR IC T CONVE NTIO N. fence, one 5-room frame cottage, also large feed ar.d
. __-----stock, barn and plenty, c f wood and timber; A ll of
different governments to which •they eo;ne . c--eereuy, bat His return would !
i-i-e accrc-dited that this government K- personal and with great n'lovy nrd j Ji^pjjbacan Congressional Convention this' f e i in could be cultivated with machinery.
will regard ships chartered tor tne power, ar.d in the sig:ht o f everyone. \
Fifth District o f North There is also a good Graded School within one-half
sole purpose c f repatriating n> citi­ c.a eanh.
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Carolina. •' mile cf this farm. W e can sell tkU farm for $25 p*r
zens'who are row stranded in Europe,
Directing attention
to. vhe tUth
Notice is hereby given that, p*.n> acre.
due to the lack oi* t--anspoi.'tation ia- chapter o f . Matthew,
the speaker >uar>t to an order o f the Kepuhliean
oilitins- resulting from the war. as •pointed out in verse 20 the words: ExocsU.ive Committee o f the Filth
neutralised under the- principles o i “ iminediately afier the tribuhnion .or Conjrrossionul District o f North Tar73-ACEE i'AK.M —
mil es south o f Mebane,
international law und as coming ti;<-se days shall the sun be darkened, tdiinn, u Convention is hereby called
-V. C., located on new' graded road from Mebane to
within the n-nmriau nf A: tid e "4 of - r.d the moon shall not ^ive her light, to.be held at tive County Court K*i;se
Swepsonviiie, bei:i,r macadamized from Meba.’je out
The Hairue cnnven'.icn In i f 11*7, hav- ard the 'stars shall fail from heaven, in the City o f Greensboro, North
to within or,e-half mile o f this farm, also within
i; g to do v .r!i t
: ieiits o f capture ur.d the powers of the heavens shall Carolina, on Wednesday, the lj>*h
one-h:.ii mile of Hawftelds Church and Graded
hi naval vavfu re of neutrahi.ed ves­ he smiken.”
He declared that the d a y.o f Auiruft, .1014. at - o’clock, P. School. AH o f this farm lays well and can be
sels that are charged with n philan­
foihe darkoi-h-^: of the sutv liad M.
cultivated with r.it.chinc-ry, in woodland, pine and
thrope
The different Knro- tal:en place on the 19th day oi* May
Ih e ]>ui-pose of.suid Convention is ..i.. a1! v.-o!i watered with several
ever-flowing
peon jrovt.-rninenis have oe^n a.S:»ed in 1TS0, at which time there was a te ! orninau? a candidate fo r Centre?streams, gray soil, pood farm for grain, garsses.
i'-ir declarin g:s to this tiTWt.” •
mvJst unaccountable darkenire: ut* the to elect members o f the
Executive cotton, truck or tobacco.
W e will sell this farm fo r
The .coverr.n'en’ iook this t:o>i!.ior.. .<-n. Ho said that the faliine: o f thei CoR«raittce. and to transact such oth­
$20 pt-r acra.
it is believed, iutor i-.dicna-'*1'- from ; 'nr.' had taker, place on the n-u-vnr.n: er business as may properly come l*e
some o f the Vel'ie.'£-re*u povc-vn that v.i Noveir.ber 1:5,
fore M:id convention.
wouid
ships heartn,r Aincri
Kider Et\stm;>n also considered that
A eordial invitation is extended *c
165-ACRE 1 A R S I— Two miles west o t Mobhe mcie.-:*:5n
:hv sir-nation i-xisiinjr in the v/yrld of
ii j rresj'ective.of tiicir past party l*'- r.r.e, .V. C., fro i:t:rg on public road for one-half mile.
v:t!)ii:.S ami ial or constituted a fi.cn fdt:.*:>j;s. who believes in sound g c -v - «'H>d o-rooni tw .-story residence, good feed and
Jjispatcl:*.*.- fr.nVi rf
;» ihe
of Chrift, belie', ini*: it err.mcntal policies and the econon'ii-nl stoci harn, well watered with eier-fiowng- streams
Ihe Ger.-r-"
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\ » In? a fulfilhnent of the pr?nhecy i-.1- ndmlnisiration o f all government a f­ ! v,d arijoir.iii^ Back C iw k . about iJD acre; ir. open
■> Lno^n; i-orded in the 5th chapter of James. fairs. to be present.
|cu'civation, *r'0 acrcs nnen Kind is chocol^t^ loam,
< .-jv.iht K*.* jn.ii'tfd out that In the third vcr.-e
Tin- the 3rd day o f August, 2f/l i. j 1alr.nc-j j-e.-; and gt.'.y soil, and a good CJraded School
O:- t''' r . f . i l i - n ' i y
;iii» cha.pter it is detiniroly pro-;
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s iic ii
JOHN* T. BEXBOW ,
o'>::dl{ioi;.-'
“ th e' h i" t
d ^ y s . " - l i ;\
W e v.i!! sell this farm fo r $3,500,
acres o f ihi3 land is level, clear ox rooks, stumps and
;-ur, v/cre to be regarded as signs or' -jr-L e;:em:es; seldom safe .to ventu,e
s. -declaration cu the subject.
206-ACRE I'AIt.M — ^located on the public road,
one mile off macadam road leading into Graham, iV
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This is a good fair,1 f->r grain.
225—AC K F. F A R M — 2% miles south o f Mebai:e, .'-icated ni>
road, about 50 acres in open
cultivation, balance in wood land, pine and oak. Vi o f
this farm is red foil, balance gray, good C-rooia, t’.vostory residence, -newly painted, very good barn, fa ir ­
ly good orchard o f apples, and peaches, well water­
ed wiib two ever-flowing streams, also good w ell ol
water on back porch o f residence and .good Graded
School' wiffrcn three-fourths' mile o f this farm: This
is a to e d farm jV r grain, grasses, cotton or tobac­
co.
We will sell this farm fo r $3,750.
13-ACRE I'A R S I— One-half
mile
south
of
Meber e, N. C., 2-room lo g house, ■well watered, about
1-2 red soil, balance gray.
W e w ill sell flits f a r o
fo r S3.” per acre.
Bfl-ACRE F A R M — 2 miles east o f Mebane, N.
C , located cn public road, good red soil, lays well
to cultivate and enough wood ar.d timber on this
place to pay fo r it.
For quick sale, $20 per acre.
75-ACUE 1-ARM— One mile south o f Mebane,
N
C., loca^rl on macadam
Sweps'.T.vills Mills.
road
leading out t'j
The timber on this place has
just bscii cut off, and it would make a splendid farm
when put :n cuh:\ation.
red soi'. and lav? fine.
The soil is mostly good
W e will sell this plac.j for
?'i0 po.- acre.
V.'o i’.avo four acres o f stood mnd r.ear Fair
Groan':.-'. Burlir.^rtor:, N. C.. we
sc'l for
Chairniam
,f. ZKR W A LLE R ,
■ r.. Nvws. All-. IT.
Secret rrv.
BURLINGTON CITY PROPERTY!
7-ROOM,
Front Street.
T U O -S TO K V
iJKSIDENCE on
X «iVv occupied bv M/s. IL
known as the White IJouse.
“VI,p.,
Lot 2t> by ,nVi feet,
with both city water and elerlric lisrht^- Wi* will ye*i
r-KOOM, 'iW O STORY RE.SiDENCE -r.ew ly
pain?t.{'. a: -.! p«*p».mi, city v/atev, Ivn ted on Holt
S im *., two I
set! fo ’ ?>=no.
fr.*>?7i !\’t:;sent.cr Station.
\Ve wilt
for SvJ.O'OO.
1\U t M C E U E S IO E V I LOTS 0 \ CHURCH
;vKOO.M C O T T A (iK UN LEXSN^To.N A V £ X L’ E- Two block.-’ from the PortniUcc. C py wn-nn
e't.vtri-'
"T in -
:K -
..•:Ved \-n: 1
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each; four lot", 7ox^o0
each; three lots 100x2.10 at $*00 c.icfc; four
P 'l-,
m
each, and one Hot, 2'*0 feet
fn.mi j'-'d 40o f:v i Jeep at .?i.000,
W \ t) LOTS ON W E S T D A M S S H v l X T M AV
r>.R<iOM
S’i { { K L T — Li«i So I ,v
C O TTACK
C-\
C H IU C U
city w.-iter, clect’ k- linbrs.
pai.'i^d and pnper«ih ar.d a sp»erd:d bnnni^*.'..
will
V*'e
T-’ x-.rV at 31,000, each, and two loU 70x250, $o00
each.
We .'Iso have several lots on Central Heights
at s:. i, * 7:.. *100. $l-2o. $1 ;i0 and $200,
tni ? phi *e for
:iU HI (LDI.NG LOTS A T E LO N COLLEGE,
r>-U(K)M X K U
COTTAGE <>\
»V A S H i\G -
TON STU KE T— City water ar.d ek^-ir:,* ii^fits and
JV. C.. fcv .<nfe, ra.'.^'/.ntr i'vmn $60 io
per iot. si*«?
o f hits i00 f(»et by i200 feet.
pood ' e ' c a t i W i l - sell for Si,-00.
LO T 70X2»M‘ ON T U C K E R STU E E T .*n which
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C. T TA G E XE.\R f A l « G R O l'X D ^
I — (;o;.*i bavn. ^ooc well c f water, large lot.
W P l sell
there is a ■l.rick i sibling- OOx^S.
f:-r ILn iery Mill or Machine Shop.
Sjder.di<’ iocation
We will sell for
! for SSO-d.OO.
r.
VTheti y o u te le p h o n e — sm tie
' i : ,e r ! ,.,;*v
.\nn-:' i v • w:;i
nk.nu-s
A N b -V E LE G R A PH C O M P A N Y
v n n ie advh.-i
Krports
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l.y 'i-e r--ieasc t 'r
’ ra.'.s-.vt- j
I..n:jc stn'M i* ' f the liner1 Lur-Kur.ia,
.M::<i:x,r.tnri.t
Olympic and Snxoria.
The ivstv.-.-.tioti o f these ve.-.scU will
V.e;p soKe
tbe In»siaporlata»n
prob-■
It'm, •hOw,ii-r s<_>r.:>j Avcamship aut.ioriiie.-: estimate 1hj»l
inOO.OOO An\&ri-
:-ans await pa<saffO.
The cx-nnv (i-i c-i strardod Am eri­
-rnev.aat.
hf-norin^ le t t e r
EanVis :n>w are*
of
Americnn travelers.
credit held by
Ir.
cafes of
A m e rk .. .1 ambassadors, ministers and
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There are times in every woman’s life when she
needs a tonic to beip her over the hard places.
When that time comes to you, you know what tonic
to take— Cardui, the woman's tonic. Cardui is com­
posed of purely vegeiab'.e ingredients, which act
gertiy, yet surely, on"the weakened womanly organs,
and hcips build them back to strength and health.
It has benefited thousands and thousands of weak,
ailing women in ifs past half century cf wonderful
success, and it will do ihe same for you.
You can’t make a mistake in taking
Miss Amelia Wilson, R. F. D. No. 4, Alma, Ark.,
says: “ I think Cardui is the greatest medicine on earth,
for wornen. Before 1 be?an to take Cardui, 1 was
so weak and nervous, and had such awful dizzy
s p eiis and a poor appetite. N ow \ feel as well ana
as strong as i ever did, and can eat most anything.
Begin taking Cardui today. Sold by alt dealers.
‘opsuls are extending assistance.
deposits o f money with the
Ireaury ar.d state departments and
the sui ineasuries in other cities to
Ajv -ricar.s abroad increased tc
Has Helped Thousands.
.f 1.196 003 today.
----------- O----------A lie v Huerta, what? Still await; an
answer.— Greensbuiv Ncv/a.
These houses
are w d ! built o f good materia! and wired fo r electric
porches and well built o f No. 1 material on a beauti­
liprhts.
We can sell fo r ?1,250 each.
NEW
and p.issencer station, comer lot 011 sand clay street,
eor.eeti'.-.s with State Highway.
W e will sell f-.-r
4-ROOM
C O T TA G E —two
blocks o f
Gnulcil School, v,-. 'l built o f good material anil painterf, airo wired fo r electric -lights, beautiful lot and
$8,50ft.
a
THREE NEW
5-BOOM
CO TTA G E S — on-a
block from Graded School nicely painted, nice ete-
11.1 location.
\Ve v. ill sell for $1,000.
W e i.'Iso have 00 or 40 building iot? rar.gi.is
in pri.c- from §4l> to $'250 each.
T-ROOM CO TTAG E on Nortn Avenue, vireet.;-,-
/-ROOM C O T TA G E * r Green Street, High
boro, N. C.. painted and papered, city -water, elecin ;
Poii.t, 5J. C „ on ca;- line, a preat bargain a t our price
lights ,-,!id sras.
o f si,:r.o.
W ill sell for $1,500.
The Woman s Tome
Arnerkar-J without letters o f credit
The
v:ite<l kits shaded with beautiful oaks.
eight ‘'i.fci: wood fire places, two stove flues, wide
fu l lot, three V,locks from center o f town, postoflScc
C A H H iJi
cans 10/ rciv.iy mo.’ ey have be*.:n re­
lieved
MEBANE CITY PROPERTY.
N E W iO-ROOM 2-STOUY R E S ID E N C E with
i-i*rn';an p-jrt.
iiew J
\
S O U T H E R N B E L L TE LE PH O N E
-i'.'io. L:'
aid
Wo wi'.\ j*eU
for t/2 T
F ille d V a c a n t S e a t
Boulgcrs were about to start on an
automobile ride, when a friend who
was to have gone telephoned that she
was too ill to make the trip. W ho would
have the vacant seat? A telephone call to
another friend found her ready and ea^er
to accept the short notice invitation.
When it is necessary to changc plans,
the Telephone is invaluable in making
last- rno m en tai ra n gem ents.
;; ’(! spiendid ]:n*niior;.
STKEE/i'— i00:c20(* at
!|
CENTRAL LOAN & TRUST CO
W. W. BROWN, Manager
BURLINGTON, N. C.
•ORGANIZED L A B O R T O B U Y COT-
W e are afraid that w e w ill not need j Even so luxurious men
pats
unheeding
Southern Presbyterian College
ships to transport our products to
T O N GOODS.
Europe.
They will not be able to pay An
Movement Started in Atlanta in In ­ the price the combines are demand­
ing'.— Durham Herald.
»
terest o f Cotton Farmers Expect­
------0 - --------ed to Epread Over South.
idle summer-life
in fortune’s
Professional Cards
shine;
season’s glitter! Thus they flutter
Red Springe, North Carolina
on
For
Georgia, but the entire South.
When it was learned through The
to
be about.— Greensboro
Journal Saturday afternoon that sev­ News.
eral o f the th irty chapels o f the A t­
Sufficeth them, the simple plan,
movement, while affecting them only
at this time, wil! be joined •« by the
farm ers and others in every walk o f
life-.
The possibilities o f the project
lire far-reaching and enormous and it
is practically certain that i tremen­
dous follow ing w ill co-operate.
The resolution which has already
the city, is as follows:
Whereas. It has been stated that
the European war v ill interfere ser­
iously with the exportation o f the cot­
ton o f this country; and
Red Springs, North Carolina
Office hours 1 to 2p. m. 7 to 8 p.04.
First National Bank B u ildin g
Leave day calls at Bradleys Drug
Store.
John H. Vernon,
at
i
“M ade in Burlington'’
Hico Best Patent
A ll Wheat Straight
Burlington, N . C.
Office room 7 and 8 Second
floor First Nat’I Bank D lilding
offiee 'phc-r,.- 3 3 7 - J F.esiderit T hese two brands o f Flour are our Leaders. T h ey are m ade
’phone 3S7-L
from G ood W heat, w ith G ood Machinery
b y Experienced W orkm en.
HEBE IS A L IS T O F T H E M ER C H AN TS W HO H A N D L E OUR F L O U R
DR. J. H. BROOKS
Surgeon
A N D WHO W IL L BE G LA D TO H A V E YO U T R Y IT :
!). M. Moore & Son,
J. C. Walton,
Dentist
Foster Building
J. M. Tisdale,
\V. 0. Swaim,
J. A . Isley & Bro. Company.
Smith & Quails,
B U R L IN G T O N , N. G.
Florence & Walker,
J. R. V.Tiitley,
L. 3 . McAdams & Son.
J. B. & E. F. Waddell,
Parham Grocery Company.
I'. W. Hav,-kins,
Dr. Walter E. Walker
Sellars Building
(Up Store)
80-J
8-10 a. ki.
80-G
7 -8 p .
He
he
on his way.
Scutaria fell much easier this time.
-Greensboro News.
Constipation
in
Summer-time
Payne & Brooks,
J. H. Moser,
Burlington Store Company,
m .
Doctors in all parts o f the country
have been kept busy with the epidem­
lien lfsur Bloodis Rigiif,
ic o f grip which has visited so many
homes.
The symptoms o f grip this
year are often very distressing and
Your Whole System is R ip .
leave the system in a run dovm con­
dition, particularly the kidneys which
If You Have any Blood or Skin Disease
Do Not Delay until it is too late but Order
TO- DAY!
IHE I I SPRfNfiS H D ¥
a t omplete and Positive
Remedy for
Swamp-Root is a great kidney,
liver and bladder remedy, and, being
an herbal compound, has a gentle hsal-
|more dangerous than in the fall, win­
inj? effect on the kidneys, which
The food y o « eat is ulrm .'t immediately noticed in me,-it
often contaminated and is more like­ case* by those who tr y it. Dr. K il­
ter o f spring.
Syphilis, Eczema, Acne
Erysipelas,
Malaria,
Rheumatism,
\V;.r, that mad game the world so ly it> ferment, in your stomach. Then mer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., offer
yoi! are apt to drink much
water to send a sample size bottle o f Swampduri:-fr the hot weather, thus injuring Hoot. on rcoeipt o f ten cents to every
l. ves, to play.— Swift.
The poorest day tha‘, passes over us your stomach. Colic, Fever, Ptomaine suffi-rer who requests it. A triai will
iii the conflux o f two Eternities; it is Poixcning and other ills are Natural convince any one who may lie in need
to aid our farm er brothers in every
liii de up o f currents that issue froi.t results. I’ o-Do-Lax will keep you well, o f it. Regular size bottles 5iJc. and
w qy possible in a crisis o f ihis char­
the* remotest Past and flow onward as it increases the Bile, the n atu n i ?I.W . For sale at all druggists. Re
acter, and we wish to make out aid
laxiitive, which fids the bowels of sure to mention this paper.
inti the remotest Future.— C'ariyle.
as substantial as it is possible, and
the congested poisonous waste. PoWhereas, it has been stated that Whr.t mighty magic can assuage
Do-Lax w ill make you feel better. Invigorating to the Pale and S ick ly
the addition o f just a fe w inches more A woman’s envy and a bigot’s rage?
Pler.sant and effective. Take a dose T h e Old Standard general ftrensthetring toaic,
G R O V E 'S T A S T E L H S S ch ill T O N IC , drives out
o f length to a Karmen in China will
— Granville. to-night. 5tie. at your Druggist.
M ai aria.euriches Ifcebiooil.andlm i!d su p »h *systeffi. A tru£ tocic. F o r fiduits and
S0c
cause the exportation o f thousands o f
Whereas, W e believe it is our duty
additional
bales o f cotton
to that
Smith & Tate.
A L L T H E L E A D IN G GROCERS IN A LA M A N C E C O U N TY H A N D LE IT .
grip.
is
H. F. Bass No. J and No. 2.
Cash Store Company.
j iconic say soon heals and strength-
Summer Constipation Dangerous
Cook & Andrews,
Tillman & Company,
Jens the kidneys after ar. attack o f
----------- O - ----------
•i. C. Simpson,
Tlvj Midway Store Company,
M. p. KeberRnn.
Y>\ H. Layton,
H ours
P hones
M. Jenkins,
J. N. Cates,
I f a ship subsidy w ill build up a seerr. to suffer most, as almost every
Lichmond Journal: “ The Bear That were lighting for.— Durham Herald.
W a’ ks Like a Man ia walking.”
been adopted by the chapels o f the
three Atlanta dailies and others in
REV. C G. V RDELL, D D., President,
C. A. Anderson ML D,
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Terms very moderate. For illustrated catalogue address
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415 'Main St.
Keeittau* I ’kcint 284
merchant marine the wonder is that victim complains o f lame back end
luiii.an traget.— Greensboro News.
the Republican party has not given it,
urinniy troubles which should not he
The horrors o f this war will be to us long ago.— Durham Herald.
neglected, as these danger signals or----------- 0 ----------intensified a n i prolonged by moving
The pity o f it is that thousands o f ten lead to dangerous kidney troubles.
pictures of It. made at Chimney Rock
those who fail on the battlefield o f £>ruggist.o report a large sale on Dr.
and on Long Island.
Europe will never know what they KiliJ'cr's Swamp-Root which so many
d< ehn’t know where he is going, but
The resolutions follow :
Spoon & H ornaday
That they should take who have the
a t a profit insuring level, through look Jlrae. Caillaux, who has a rec­
an increasing demand fo r cotton ord o f 100 p er cent, efficiency with the
sion Pedagogy, Domestic
Science*.
Conservatory of Music.
J. R gpooD,'t>. V. S.
•W. A. Horo nia.f, U. V.M.
The good old rule
power,
lanta Typographical Union had pass­ The fate s f all extreme is such,
And they should keep who can.
ed resolutions at noon o f that day, Sfer: may be read, as well as books,
—.Wordsworth.
pledging themselves to use cotton
too much.
— Pope.
-----------O ----- — goods in lieu o f any o t h e r wherever
■ The latest revolution in Mexio.-i
possible in order to prevent the de­ A surfeit o f the sweetest things
simply means that somebody el:e
pression in the price o f cotton, there The deepest loathing to the stomach
wants to be president o f that coun­
was a general ra lly to join in the
. brings, '
— Shakespeare. try.— Durham Herald.
movement and help carry it through
■
■ .---------- -O------- :—
to a successful culmination.
Villa announces that he is goin g to
This seems to be another occasion
But this is merely the start o f the a^puoint the priests, curates and otft
where the consumer as the innocent
project. Promoters o f the movement er clergymen himself, “ instead o f hav
bystander is going to get it in. the
w ill not be content to confine their ir.jr them a ppointed by a bishop who
neck.— Durham Herald.
activities' to Georgia, but will
do-2'; not know them and does riot un­
that abov throughou he Souh jotn with derstand the people o f the district to
W e appreciate the President's good
them. The matter w ill first be taken which he sends his emissaries.” De
intentions in the matter even i f we
up with the local federation o f trades femicr o f the Faith and Head o f the
have to doubt his ability to do any­
end then to the Georgia Federation -Mexican Church— he will yet be Saint
thing.— Durham Herald.
o f Labor. Once the State is in line, Villa.— Greensboro News.
-------- — O----------plans w ill be laid to take the move­
While the bosses may be all right,
Any way, .he Alsatiens had a good
ment before the Southern Labor con­
it can be seen that they are serving
gress, even i f it is necessary to call lime uprooting the posts that .marked
the party solely through patriotic im­
a special meeting o f that organiza­ the boundary line.— Greensboro News.
pulses.— Durham Herald.
tion.
General Sherman, i f now living,
Perhaps the reason the SepubJican
v.culd probably revise his w. k. defiS TA N D BY FARM ERS.
party
in the State has no bosses just
r-ition by adding, “ and then some.”
In their determination to stick by
now is that there is nothing in it lo r
Grear.sboro News.
their farm er brother, the labor organ­
them.— Durham Herald.
izations wish it distinctly understood
------------O----------Headed by a man with the name
that their action cannot, in any man­
o f I-siul Mary Caesar Gerald Pau. the
The price o f sugar has advanced
ner- be construed as antagnoistic to
French army ought to be invincible. nearly fifty per cent, and yet we did
any other commodity from which the
—Greensboro News.
not know that much o f it csme from
goods and wearing apparel are made.
Europe.— Durham Herald.
Leaders in the movement deelarc that
Any remark from Brother K ipling
----------- O----------the Southern farm er is being most cn the subject o f Adam-Zab, the bear
Mr. Bailey may be a progressive,
seriously effected and fo r that reason that walks like a man ?— Greensboro
yet he sets himself right with the
th ey have determined to stand by him N.nvs.
machine in his letter to the Greens­
to the extent o f their power .
boro News.— Durham Herald.
The main objection that arises to
I t is pointed out that while the e f­
----------- O----------fe c t o f the war will be the closing: calling it the W ar o f the Seven N a ­
Those countries that are at war
o f the European mills, an exigency tions is that there are more than sev
with Germany should not stand by
which would sadly curtail the export o f cn in it.— Greensboro News.
and permit Belgium to bear the brunt
the raw cotton, that the decline in
o f the fighting.— Durham Herald.
The French A rm y should not over­
p rice can he checked and even held
goods in this country.
Labor leaders believe too, 'Hat their
- - N. C
— Thompson.
The army worm knew it was time
ic e him
Burlington,
book o f life.
ganized labor in rallying to the as­ ation?— Durham Herald.
-- ---------o — —
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Since the tobacco trust has been From toy to toy, from vanity to vice;
N o N ew s since the commencement
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E y e Specialist
comes
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Office
Over
C. F. Neese’s Store
Behind,
and
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them
from
the
this
country
to
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Fall Course Treatment— Three Bottles— $12.50 Single Bottle—
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Write us your Troubles. AH Correspondence Strictly Fnvata.
Grim visaged war cannot smooths
ccontry, and
his wrinkled fron t any too soon to
Whereas, Thera are many garments suit us.— Greensboro News.
— o f both male and fem ale wear—
which w e now wear made o f other
With the people o f Europe in a con­
material which w e could just as well spiracy of xfenee, news ti.ese days is
purchase of 'Otton material, it is news indeed.— Greensboro News.
hereby
Resolved by the Chapel o f The A t ­
I t may not be a conspiracy to raise
lanta Journal that from this day, the price o f foodstuffs, but what d if­
wherever possible and without reser­ ference does that make to the man
vation we pledge oursel>'-‘ >r> purch­ who has to jiay it.— Durham Herald.
ase cotton-made goods i.. {.raierence
to those o f other materials fo r every
The war has not been going lone
member c f our families, and we ask enough to necessitate ar. advance in
every organization and person in sym­ food prices. They are putting it on
pathy with this movement to adopt ns simply because they can.--Durham
the same plan, and in thi* ivay v e
Herald.
\vK use a -»«;<• amount o f the cot‘ on
which v- t.<-[>t tr o w our E uro.«w 'i s.-s-
And we all thought we were thsr-
ter countries through the -war, and we oi. i iy acquainted \v,t hthc h. c. oi
years ago.— Gret-nsboro News.
help our farm er brothers and at ihe
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I f we do but watch the hour,
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The Genuine
INDIANBLflMPURIi®!
i Suffered Many Years and Underwent
|
an Operation.
Burlington, -X. C.
November 9, 1032.
H ighly . Recommends Indian Blood
Purifier.
j Ask This Patient What It Did For
Him.
Mr. C. S. Vincent says that after,
taking several different" medicines for
Bad Blood Trouble, he tried the indian
Blood Purifier as a last resort and it
Cured him. Mr. Vincent says that he
wiJl recommend the medicine to any­
one suffering with blood trouble. A n y ­
one wishing to know anything in re­
gard to this case can g e t information
by w riting to him at Burlington, N.
C.
Burlington, N. C.
I can highly recommend the Indian
Blood Purifier for Female Trouble. I
My w ife has been suffering from have had this trouble for some time
painful /nensturatioi] fo r several and used three bottles which cured
years.
She was operated on once me.
land has taken various kinds o f medi­
MRS. J. L. PEARSO N.
Compound from the old tim e , cine. She has also had uli ihe proinsecret formula o f th e In d ia n inent doctors in this section to treat
Gentlemen:—
Doctor o f N orth America, from
LZn
carefullv selected herbs. Free nioro good than, anv other thing she
from all poisor-s and perfectly
cheerful!y
it
harmless. It3 power and e ffe c ts ;
Respectfully,
in treatment o f all chronic d is-;
E. ir. LONG,
Its ■
President Hyco Milling Co.
eases is truly marvelous.
properties are Tonic, L a x a tiv e :__ _
and Invigorating.
j
j
15 Per Cent Alchoi
An Excellent Family Remedy.
Burlington. N. C.
|
O io lir r 24. i rJV2.
! I have used the Iridivt.i Blood ruri!f ifr for ray fam ily ;o r sonic time and
it to be useful at all time?.
T h e R e a l M e rits
O f this Remedy are that it is
Truly Vegetable
and is an old
Indian Remedy
Two Doctors Failed.
I have been suffering with bad blood
trouble for some- time. M y feet were
raw, and I could not walk. I tried
two o f our best doctors and found
r.o' relief. Then I used genuine In­
dian Blood Purifier and 1 am now
able to do my work such as washing,!
cooking and house work.
I gladly
recommend the Indian Blood Purifier
to any one suffering with Kidney and
Blood Troubles.
Respectfully,
A ll Around Family Remedy
handed down from centuries
back to the present generation.
Its extraordinary powers in re­
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Indian, who knows the virtut o f
all
Indian Blood 1’ urificr Cures Fainting
For more than 12 months we have
kept Genuine Indian Blood Purifier
in our fam ily and can truthfully say
it is the_ best all around fam ily rem­
edy we have ever tried.
. MRS. J. J. C A M P B E LL,
?12 Means St.,
Burlington, X . 0.
MRS. C. II. FA U C E TTE .
Spells.
|
Herbs, Leaves,
Gums and
Barks
1 can say that the Sndian Blood I
Purifier will purify the blood a n d !
TOM BE N N E TT,
Had Stomach Trouble for 10 Years. build up a weak, run-down person. ■
.
Ca'*1* Elmira Cottcii Mill_:.
I had fainting spells and was hardly j
Burlington. N* C.
able to do my work, I have taken ;
I have not words to express my tw o bottles o i the Indian Blood P a l i - ;
Constipations, Indigestion in a ii: Cured Kidney and Blood TnmMi*. confidence in your rem ed}« the Indian fier and it has cured me.
;
Blood Purifier. I had a stomach trou­
its forms, Biiiicusness, Scrofula
MRS. W . H. ALLE .W
'
Saxapahaw, X. C.
ble- fo r ten years. My food would
Rheumatism.
Dropsy,
Chills, ' I have had Kidney and Blood Trou- not digest and ! could not eat anyFever, Cramp-colic and all K id - i :V.‘ for some time. I was constipated j thing except something very light.
Constipation.
s that I had to take something ev- * I bought three bottles o f tho Indian
ney and L iver Troubles.
Also;i cry day to make my bowels move. I Blood Purifier and :t cured mo com­
I -'.iffered with Constipation for
; used a few bottles; o f the Indian pletely. I think it is a grand med;aii diseases o f Women.
several years and found no relief un­
|Blood Purifier and it has completely cine.
til I used Genuine Indian Blood Puri- '
■cured n»‘ . I think it a good medicine.
MRS. .1. M. BACHELOR.
fier. I can say I have not been'trou- «
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A LB ERT A N DREW S.
bled with constipation since using this >tor the relief o f Kidney, Liver,
remedy. I recommend same to a n y ; Bladder and all diseases arising
one suttm ng with similar disease. .
.
,
~
Can Now Do All My House Work.
J T TH O M A S
impure blood, such asScrcRemedy for Impure Blood.
I suffered with my back nnd also
M ear.sSt.,
Burlington. X. c. jfula, Eczema. Syphylitic aftec*
hud fainting spalls. I could hardly
jT o Whom It May Concern:
________________; tion$. and is also remedy for
do my house work at times. I used
f-A
tT lf*
P m n r f?
H i ! This iij to certify that I have used two bottles o f the India* Blood Purilu
v j i Uhe Jndian S]ood Purifiep in my home
j Constipation and Indigestion in
lier nnd it has cured me and I an', now
Bad State o f Health*
I ,, .. /*
a *f*
*
1
iand have had great results. I can strong and healthy and able to do
‘all its forms,
1
was
in
a
very
bud
condition
and
\
i L l l C 111 * e n i s l e s
; highly recommend it to anyone who all my house work.
could get no relief and was a d vised !_______________________________________
impure blood.
MRS.
to try Genuine Indian Blood Purifier, j
C. M cADAM S,
M ASE M A R S H A LL.
Graham, N. C. and a fte r trying it would not be j
Supt. Glencoe Cotton Mills.
without it for many times its cost.; p
*_ ll, r
/M-Vt
I am now in better health than I have
been fo r many years. I think it is the '
Increased in Woighf GO Pounds..
1:o~t family remedy on the market.
UecujTrmcnds W ith Pleasure.
I can highly recommend the Indian
MRS. A. V . COLE,
i
Blood 1‘nrifier for Indigestion, for I
,
Burlington. X- C.
ill) Mc-ar.s St.,
was
g/vatly
troubled
with
il.
It
took
January, 27, li>l.‘*.
i'our bottles o f the Indian Blood Puri­
i ficntk»?iien:—
fier and >.t compieteiy cured me.
j it is with pleasure that i can roc- When 1 t«':£an tc take it, my weight
/commend the
o f the Indian Blood was 140 pounds and now I weight 200.
A fte r going to the hospital and fuv- i-J ^ A a t - Y i a 1/»C
■purifier, manufacturer by your comtSigned!
A. A. C LA R K .
ing been treated by local p h y sicia n s-***
I have us»ed same for liver and
trouble and h a w boon greatly
;
Traveling Salesman. without relief 1 then tried Genuine '■
Indian Blood Purifier and can say it 1___________________________ ___________
enented thereby,
. benefit'
has done wonders for me. Am iW l- !
Yours most cordially,
ir g as good as I ever did except my !
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to
lie
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Rsuht.
R. W CURTISS.
one foot which is g iv in g me *o m e ! *
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1
Reidsville, X. C.
t r o , b l.
I cheerfully recommend
j& V a i l i a b l e K e i U e d y
I car. say that the Indian Blood
Guaranteed under Pure Food
H. P. SELLERS.,
j Troubled With Indigestion.
Pi rii-er is the best medicine that J
and Drujf Act June SO,
have used for my family. I h;-vc*
Burlington. N. <\
I was troubled with indigestion for Iiecr, u>ing it for a long ilme ar.d
1906. tw ia i Xo.
L i-umber o f years. I tried all kinds Jj«d it ai! rieht.
tf medicir.es ar.d doctors but none
|
&tdiu*v and Bladder Trouble,
3. L. HOOPER.
r
iolped me. I used three bottled o f the
j
Pearson
Remedy Company,
r.dian Blood Purifier, and after u:;I
Burlington, X. C.
n? ii my food digested and my bow—
R E !) BY —
Female Trouble Cured.
1^ were also regulated. It has curDear Sirs:
■u my indigestion.
I have suffered with Kidney and
Saxapahaw, X. C.
J. A . F A U C E TT E .
Bladder Trouble several y^ar*, and
I have had fem ale trouble for sev­ a fle r seven doctors failed I then tried
en or eight years. I took three bottle* Indian Blood Purifier and it has com­
o f the Indian Blood Purifior and it pletely cured me.
It Builds Cp The System.
has cured me.
MRS. SA1XSE SOOTS,
June l:?t K>13.
MRS. E. V. A X DREWS.
HC Davis St.,
Burlington, X. C.
Poa-so:: Remedy Company,
Burlington, X. C.
A Family Remedy for 12 Years.
j G^mlev.oen:
Female Trouble for S Years.
I wish to say that I have used your
Paralysis.
Burlington, X . C.
Indian
BJcod
Purifier
in
my
home
and
Kennedy For Kidney and Bladder
Burlington, X. C.
A fte r staying in the hospital six
I nought one bottle o f Jndian Blood
am pleased with it. It purifies the
Troubles.
My daughter was troubled with Fe­ weeks and trying several doctors in­ Purifier from old Mr. *1. M. Pearson
blood and buiids up the system as
male Trouble fo r eight years. I have cluding two specialists, 1 found no in the year 1900 fo r my w ife. It help­
Pearson Remedy Company,
you claim.
had
doctors with • her all the time relief. A t the suggestion o f a friend ed her so much that later I got the
Burlington, X. C.
Yours trulv,
and they told me that they could 1 began trying Indian Blood Purifier. second bottle and it. completely cur­
A.
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,
Dear Sirs:
r.ot help her unless she would go to Before using this medicine I could ed her. Since then I have kept it in
1 can highly recommend the Indian Sec. and Treas. Lakeside Cotton M ilk. a hospital. I tried all kinds o f medi­
scarcely go. Now I can walk any­ my fam ily until Mr. Pearson died and
Burlington. >!. C«
B!udd Purifier fo r Kidney and Blad­
cines. Everything failed to help her where without crutches and the work I could not get the medicine. It is
der i r a a b ) e s , having- used it in my
until she tried one bottle o f the In­ that I do requires me to be in a stand­ being made again and I can safely
familv.
dian Blood Purifier. It began to help ing position ten hours each day. This say that it is the best all-around fam ­
A. A. RU SSELL,
Cheerfully Recommends Indian Blood her. She then tried five more bottles is what Indian Blood Purifier did for ily remedy I have used.
Chief o f Police.
o f it and it completely cured her.
me. I gladly recommend it to any­
Purifier.
J. M. FO W LE R , Supt..
Burlington, N. C.
one suffering with similar afflictions.
M A R T PiN XI.W
Carolina Cotton Mills.
Burlington, N . € .
R A L P H PATCH,
I can cheerfully say that the Indian
The Doctors Said I Had Appendicitis. Blood Purifier is the best blood puri­
Burlington, X . C.
200 Broad St.,
It Cure** Me.
Indigestion.
1 suffered greatly and would have fier that I have ever tried. M y blood
an attack about every six weeks. A f ­ was bad fo r five year^ ana some
My health was bad fo r three years
M
y
w
ife
had
been suffering with
ter other remedies failed I tried Gen­ times I was not able to do my work. because o f Female Troubles. I tried
A Bad Case of Stomach Trouble.
Indigestion fo r three years and every­
uine Indian Blood Purifier and have I tried all kinds o f blood medicines doctors and medicines o f all kinds,
thing
she
ate
hurt
her. She was also
A fte r several doctors failed I took
ncc had an attack since. I used three but none helped me until I began to but none did me any good until I tried
afflicted with female trouble. A fte r
cr tour bottles o f this valuable medi­ take the Indian Blood Purifier. A f ­ the Indian Blood Purifier. It has cur­ Genuine Indian Blood Purifier, and it using Genuine B lood' Purifier she is
C v in p tc tflj’ CbTcu (lie.
te r using four bottles o f it I v/as ed me.
cine and find it to be all right.
now in the best o f heaitli and recom­
completely cured. I can recommend
mends it to all who have suffered
MRS. C. F, B LA N C H A R D .
MRS. TO M FUQUAy
« * MRS. W . H. S O U T H E R ! VXD.
it to be all righ t in every respect.
as she has.
M O NRO E BACHELOR.
R. F. D. Xo. 3.
71 Flanner St.,
Burlington, N . C.
K aw kirs
Burlington.. N. C\
JOHN R. STOUT.
ITS A REMEDY FO R -
A Remedy for ail
Disorders Incident
j
It makes the weakiBuriir*toiui?; c
1^ S P C l l i l l j /
strong and builds you
i C C O 1X1
|m ended tor all disBnrlir.gton, X. C,|order incident to
up generally.
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D IR E C T IO N S
jt h e change o f life
A teaspoonful b e - S each meal
*■••
-»»0.
PEARSON m
CO.
Burlingion, N. C.
n. c.;tor
Kheumansm,
Fever, Cramp-colic
Chilis, Dropsy, etc.
Price $1.00 a bottle