THE GLEANER
GRAHAM, N. C., Feb. 2, 1911..
Postoffiee Honrs.
Office open 100 a. m. t07.00 p. m.,
Sunday «.00 to 11.00 a. m. and 4.00 to 8.00 p. m
HBENAN HUGHES, Postmaster.
Cburch Directory.
Baptist—
Preaching Every Sunday a- m. and p. m.
Prayer meeting every Tuesday evening.
Sunday Sohool MS a. m.—C. B. Irwin, Hupt
Ytu are oordtally Invited to come to all
•hue service* and bring your friends. (
a, W. OLDHAM. Pastor.
If. E. CklM
Pre,-¥og •▼err Sanday morning, and
"layer mM tlng every Tbureday evening.
Sunday So&oo) at #:«». m.-W. B. Green,
Superintendent. _
Method let PMtestat
Son tcesl»t,2nd and Brd Sundays Morning
and Night* Everybody Invited,
Sunday School every Bunday at 10 a. m.
*m. Bay, BupL
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preabyterUua-
Preaching services every Sunday morning
and evening.
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Mcßride Holt
Superintendent. Prayer meeting every,
Wcdnesda/evenlng. A cordial weloome
forall> . E. a MUKHAY. Pastor.
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Local News.
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—The Board of Education was in
session yesterday.
The County Commissioners will
meet next Monday in regular month
ly session.
Regular communication of
Thos. M. Holt Lodge No. 492, A. F.
& A. M., Friday night, Feb. 3, at 8
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p. m. '
—Mr. C. D. Moore has moved his
grocery store from the stand on N.
Maple Street to the Scott-Donnell
store on N. Main St.
—The family of the late Mr. Jesse
J. Buckner desire to return their
grateful thanks to the many kind
friends who ministered to him in his
illness and for kindness shown them.
—This is ground-hog day—Feb.
2nd—and if the little animal is not
blind or hoodwinked he can see his
shadow all right. So, according to
tradition, he will go back to his win
ter quarters and wait six weeks for
winter to break.
—Our townsman, Rev, v David
Sampson, is making a fine record
with his chickens in the production
of eggs. From 25 hens, during the
month of January, he received 305
eggs—an average of over a dozen
each. This record for winter laying
is rarely excelled. That is not all;
he has a cow that Js making 81bs. of
butter a week,—another good record.
The family that has plenty of eggs
and butter produced at home is "in
clover."
—Rev. S. W. Oldham will go to
Troy, Montgomery county, where
his work will he, not having accep
ted work in Harnett and Cumber
land county as stated in a former
issue. We fell into sie error on ac
count of the newspaper in Harnett
stating that churches in that connty
and in Cumberland had extended a
call and that in response to the call
he had visited them. About the
I same time the church at Troy and
the other churches in the same field
were looking for a pastor. Rev. Mr.
Oldham's many friends here wiil be
glad to learn that he will be very
pleasantly situated at Troy.
Three Old Confederate Soldiers —All
Pensioners—Died Last Week.
Jesse J. Buckner died at his home
here last Friday evening at 6:30
o'clock, in the 76th year of his age.
Almost a year and a half ago he
was stricken with paralysis and
Bince that time has besn confined
to his home. His funeral was
conducted from the M. E. church
at 12 o'clock Sunday and the
remains were burned in Lin
wood Cemetery. He is survived by
his widow, three sons, James M.,
Hampton H. and Walter and by four
daughters.
Oliver Wheeler died at Bellemont
last Friday morning just before
noon, in the 71st year of his age.
He had lived there for a quarter of a
century. His remains were buried
at. St. Paul's." His widow survives
him.
Wm. Riley Coley died near
Alamance cotton mills, where he
had been living for a few years, on
Thursday last. He was about 83
years of ago. He is seveived by sev
eral sons and daughters, among
whom is Mr. A. M. Coley of this
place.
End of Finger Blown Off.
Last Tuesday afternoon Mr. Chas.
Menefee was out hunting and fired
at a rabbit with bis double barreled
gun. The right barrel burst about
nine incha fjpm the breech, tearing
out a section about two inches long.
At this point the left index finger
was clasped around the gun and the
end of the finger was blown off and
bruised so that it had to be ampu
tated about half way between the
first joint and the knuckle. It was
painfulTJfit he is getting along very
well
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Personal Mention
Mr. Don. E. Scott went to Winston
last Saturday.
Mr. Mcßride Holt spent last Sun
day in Greensboro. •
Mr. J. W. Menefee left for New
York last night on business.
Mrs. E. C. Murray is spending to
day in Greensboro.
Mr. Theo. 0. Pomeroy, of Creed
moor, spent Sunday and Monday
here With his mother.
Misß Annie Browning spent last
Saturday and Sunday at her home
in Durham. " '
Misses Claire Turner and Kate
Jeffreys spent last Saturday in
Greensboro shopping.
Mrs. S. G. Lindsay and baby
spent last Saturday and Sundav in
Durham visiting relatives.
Mr. John Scott went to Durham
Tuesday to accept a position with
Rose & Webb Co., cotton buyers.
Prof. S. G. Lindsay attended the
meeting of the State Association of
Superintindents of City schools in
RalSgh last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Pomeroy are
up from Oxford on account of the
serious illness of the former's moth
er, Mrs. C. S. D. Pomeroy.
Dr. Goo. W. Long went to Salis
bury Tuesday and returned yester
day. He was looking after a patient
at the Stokes-Whithead Sana'^num.
Obituary.
Died, little Mae Stockard, daugh
ter of Mr."and Mrs. Gaston Stockard,
at their home three miles south of
Graham, Jan., 24, 1911, of pneu
monia, after an illness of about two
weeks. All the assistance that lov
ing hands and medical skill could
give was given; but the Gracious
Father plucked the loving little child
from its earthly garden and trans
planted it in that Beautiful Home
in the New Jerusalem.
The funeral services were held at
Moore's Chapel.
Little Mae was only about three
years of ago, but she was loved by
everyone who had seen her, for her
sweet and affectionate disposition.
May the bereaved parents look to
their Loving Father for strength
and comfort, and realize that their
loss is their darling's gain, and not
now, but sometime we'll understand.
A Neighbor.
SOUTH-WEST ALAMANCE.
Cor. of The Gleaner.
Dr. Charles Spoon, of Kimesville,
has been on the sick list for some
days.
The little sons of John Soots and
Claude Spoon are right seriously
sick.
A little dog belonging to F. L.
Spoon died the 28th, supposed to be
mad. He immediately sent its head
to Raleigh for examination. Sever
al dogs were bitten, but no persons
as we know of.
An "Old Fiddlers' Contest" will
be given at Cross Roads on the
night of Feb. 2nd, for the purpose
of getting money to paint the new
buildteg at that place.
The Public school at Oakdale
will close in a few days.
Dr. Cook Discusses Mr. Peary.
New York Dispatch, 28th.
After an interval of silence, Dr.
Frederick A. Cook, the explorer,
took the lecture platform again
tonight and told the German
American Pioneer Club of Ilarlein
that he is now morej)ositive than
ever that he' reached the pole.
' Within his own bosom, he said,
there is "the satisfying thump of
success won at a great cost," but
at the same time the geographical
proof that any one man— himself
or Commander Peary-stood at the
exact Pole can ever be laid before
the "arm chair geographers."
The whole matter is still in
1 doubt, the doctor insists, except
for his belief that he has as good,
if not a better right, to claim the
Pole than Peary, whom, for the
first time, he now accuses in com
pany with Peary's friends of forc
ing "by an organized effort a
campaign to discredit my achieve
ment?" Hitherto the doctor has
i never questioned that Peary
I reached the Pole. Now he asks:
"Is there any one sure shoulder
; upon which we can hang the man
• tie of polar conquest?"
Specifically attacking the accu
racy of Peary's records, the doctor
says they are in no better case
than his own.
1 Would you have better health,
I more strength, clearer skin,
t stronger nerves, more elastic step?
r Use Hollister's Rooky Mountain
Tea, the great vegetable regula
• tor and tonic. One 35c package
r makes 105 cups of tea. Thompson
> Drng r .Co.
. Occasionally we meet a young
, man who is willing to go throng!
, anything for a girl he loves in
r eluding her fortune.— Chicago
News.
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Fint-Qaaa Electric Road.
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Greensboro Newß. -
The purpose of the Southern
Power Company, Mr. Duke told '
Mr. Hood recently, is to construct
a first-class electric railroad, over '
which will be operated full trains, '
carrying passeuger coaches, sleep- j
ers and diners, and freight, along
the line of which will be erected j
attractive and comfortable sta
tions. The trains will be unique.
The railway will be the first of its 1
kind in the South.
The work of construction has .
already begun at the other end, ,
and the line will be built in sec- ]
tions, one section extending to
Charlotte from Spartanburg, the
next probably to Salisbury, the
third to Greensboro and the fourth i
to Durham. Upon the completion !
of each section the operation 'of t
care will begin, and then on the t
next section carried on, making !
the work of construction and '
operation simultaneous after the t
completion of the first section, t
Just how soon the company t
expects to bring the road into
Greensboro is not given out. This
will probably be discussed at the
meeting to be definitely annsunc-
ed in a few days.
For Sale.
The Hal. B. Mebane Residence |
apply to Chas. A. Scott.
Itch relieved in 20 mihutes by ®
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Never 1
fails. Sold by Graham Drug Co. [
For Sale.
a
The Hal. B. Mebane Residence
apply to Chas. A. Scott.
For Sale.
A good little family and general
purpose horse at a bargain Apply to .
DK. WILL LONG, Graham.
Found.
Bag Flour—Owner can get same
by proving property and paying for
this ad. ' •
AMBER BRADSIUW. J
OAOTORIA. ,
Bontk. Ihi Ui! Tou Hi« Always Bwjfil ,
i
SIOO Reward.
t
I will pay SIOO reward for the c
capture and evidence that will con- «
vict the party or parties who broke »
in the store and postoffiee at Swep- ■
sonville last night (Wed. 18th).
GEO. W. THOMPSON, tj
Vice-Prest. Ya. Cotton Mills, i
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$lO0 —Dr. E. Detchnn's Anti t
Diuretic may be worth to you {
more than SIOO if you have a child J
who soils bedding from incontin- c
ence of water during sleep. Cures "
old and young alike, It arrests
the trouble at once. sl. Sold by .
Graham Drug Co. i
The United States Senate has i
confirmed the nomination of
B. F. Kieth re-appointed collector
of the port of Wilmington, which
hung fire for a long time, and has
also confirmed Clarence McCall f
postmaster at Marion and R. M. j
Linrille postmaster at Linville. j
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You Know What YOB Are Taking j
When you take Grove's Ta#t- 1
less Chill Tonic because the form
ula is plainly printed on every
bottle showing that it is Iron and :
Quinine in a tasteless form. No
Cure, No Pay. 50c.
It's Your Kidneys.
Don't Mistake The Cause of
Your Troubles.
Many people never suspect their
kidneys. If suffering from a lame,
weak or acMng back they think
that it is only a muscular weak
ness; when urinary trouble sets in
they think that it will soon cor
rect itself. And so it is with all
the other symptoms of kidney dis
-1 orders. That is just where the
danger lies. You must cure these
troubles or they may lead to dia
betes or Bright's disease. The
best remedy to use is Doan's Kid
ney Pills. It cures all Ills which
are caused by weak or diseased
i kidneys. Residents of this vicin
ity are constantly testifying to
permanent cures.
J. C. Durham, Main St., Eur
' lington, N. C., Says: "I have
used Doan's Kidney Pills and from
■ the results received, know that
i they are a splendid remedy for
kidney complaint. I was subject
to attacks of kidney trouble, usu
: ally about every two or three
r weeks. A few months ago I pro
■ cured a box of Doan's Kidney
Pills and used them as directed.
I have had no kidney trouble
■since. I know that Doan's Kid
" ney Pills brought about this
change and for that reason I have
no hesitation in recommending
them. _ .
, For sate by all dealers. Price
, 50 cents. Co., Buf
? falo, New York, sole agents for
I the United States.
Remember the name—Doan e—
-9 and take no others
G. GO WE*
t DENTIST
h GRAHAM, N. C.
Office: Over National Bank ot
9 Alamance.
Meb-tf
Notice to colefcd Teachers. .
The regular monthly meeting
of the Alamance County Teach era'
Association (col.) will meet in the
court house, S«rt„ Feb. llth>l9ll.
A very helpful prograih has been
arranged for the occasion. Among
other thingr in it, will be an
address on agriculture delivered
by Mr. Dixon, a former student
of the A. & M. College of Greens
boro. A teachers' reading circle
will alsj be organized. It is ex
pected (and required by law) that
all teachers attend teachers' meet
ings. It is desired that the
meetiug begin promptly at 11
o'clock A. M. and continue not
later than 1:30 P. M.
W. |i HALL.
100 Reward SIOO
The readers of this paper will bo pleaded
to learn that there is at least one dreaded din
ease that science has beeu able to cure in all
Its stages, and that is catarrh. Hall's Catar>
rh Cure is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
oonstitutlonai disease, requires a constitu
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is
taken Internally, acting directly upon the~
blood and raucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation of the
disease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting
nature In doing Its work. The proprietors
have so mnoh faith In its curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. fend for list of
testimonials. Address
F.J. CHENEY A CO..
„ . Toledo, O.
Bold by all Drngglst*. 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
-For Sale.
Pure blooded brown leghorn
chickens. Come early.
HERBERT LONO, Graham.
For Sale or Rent
7-room house, newly papered, for
sale or rent. Apply to Green &
McClure Furniture Co.
For Sale.
The Hal. B. Mebane Residence
apply to Chas. A. Scott.
Bloodine Ointment cures Piles,
Eczema, Salt \Rheum, Old Sores,
Fever Sores, Itch and all Skin Ir
ritation, 60c a box, mailed by The
Bloodine Co., Inc. Boston, Mass.
Graham Dnrg Co.
—Two small farms for sale—2B,
and 46 acres. See i
A. M. HADLEY, Graham.
NORTH CAROLINA—
Alamance County.
In The Superior Court— >
James N. willinmson & Rons Company, a
corporation.
vi.
Inaadore Well anil EmII Well, 00-portnera.
trading under the Arm name of Well llroa.
The dofendanta above named will take no
tloe that an action entitled as above haa been
commenced In the Superior fourt of Ala
mance County, to recover of them the Hum
of $825 00, due and owlnv to plaintiff becaua
of the failure of aald defendants to comply
with a contract to tell and deliver cotton to
Jaraoa N. Williamson & hons, proprietors of
Osa.pee Cotton Mills, and Inaald action, up n
a proper afflda* It and application and upon
the Hiving of proper bona, a warrant oi at
tachment haa been Issued. directing the
Sheriff of Alamance County to ittaoti a auf
flclent amount of the property of the above
named defendants, if it should lie loun
within aald county, to aatlafy said above
claim, and coata and expenses; and the aald
defendants will further take further notice
thatthey are required to uppeat at the term
of the Superior Court of aald eounty, to be
held on Monday, the Bth day of-March, 1911,
at theoourt house In aald county. In Graham,
North i arollna, and answer or demur to the
complaint In aald action, or tlie plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded
In said complaint.
This the Id day of February. lUI.
J. D. K BKNODLE, C. 8. C. of Alamance C >.
NORTH CAROLINA—
Alamance County.
In the Superior Court,
Before the Clerk.
J. L. Scott, Jr., Admr. of Susan Hancock,
Plaintiff.
vs.
William Hancock and bis wife, and the heirs
generally of Sutan Hancock, Defendants.
The defendants above named, as the heirs
at law of Susan Hancock deceased, will take
notice that a apeclal proceeding has been
commenced before the clerk of the Superior
Court of Alamance county, wherein tho >all
plaintiff la asking for an order of said Court
for the sale of the lands of the late Susan
Hancock for the purpose of making assets to
pay the remaining outstanding debts of the
estate of his Inteatate.
And the said Defendants will further take
notice that they are required to appear at
tlio office of the said Clerk of the Court of
Alamance county, North Carolina on the
SS7th day of Kebni iry. 1011, and answer to the
complaint which will be deposited In the
office of tbo said Clerk on or before said day,
or the plaintiff will apply to the Court for tue
relief demanded In aald complaint.
Thlsaist day of January 1011.
J. D. KKKNUDLB, C. S. C.
Certificate of Dissolution
State of North Carolina, Department of State
Certificate of Dissolution.
To all to whom then"! presents may come—
-0 recti ng:
Whereas, It appear* to tny satisfaction. by
duly authenticated record of the proceeding*
(or tbe voluntary dissolution thereof, by the
unanimous consent of alt the stockholder, -
deposited In my office, that tbe Midway
Brick Company, a corporation of this Htate,
whose principal office i» situated In the olty
of ilurllnirton, county of Alamance, Stale of |
North Carolina, Jno. M Cook being tbe
agent therein and In cta»rge tber.of, upon ■
whom process may be served, baa CwmplMd '
with the requirements of Chapter 21. ReVlsal
of 1«05, entitled "Corporations." preliminary ,
to the Issuing of Uils Ccrtlfloata of dlssolu- (
'NOW. therefore. I, J. Bryan Orlmea. Hecre- .
tary ot tiicMUie of North Carolina,
do herebv certify thatthe "Id «>rporatl.m ,
did on the2l day of Jan'y, Mil, Hie In my
olllcea duly executed aOd attested oonaent In I
writing to the dissolution of said corporation, :
executed by all the stockholder* Uiereof,
which said consent and the record of tbe pro- |
oeedlngs aforesaid are now on file In my said
office, aa provided by law.
Notice of Land Sale
Under and by vrtue of an order of the Su
perior Court of Alamance Coantyjnad® In a
aneclal proceeding to which tbe heir— «t-law
ofMllton M. Thompson, deceased. were duly
oonstltutad prties, tbe undersigned commls
slooer will, on
SATURDAY, FEB., 25th„ 1011
at 1 o'clock. P. m ,at the Court House door
In Otabam. North Carolina, offer for aala to
■ the highest bidder for eaab the followlng de
scribed land, to wit: Lying and being In the
1 County of Alamance, Stth of North Caro
. MM Thompson Townshlp, adlolning the
» Thot»papn,rK.Newlln
! Ti? ,£* 5 «
corner With «ald Newlln; Uiance up said
r ritmk «i is mtodtri to • rook, oonwf wllfc
■aid Thompson in Mid Wevlto llB#; tlwqoe
boutb 26 .iMreH Welti ch*lni to the boflo
- olof,eonwolDi tlilrtr fireand iT*-Untl»
tM tun mtm, more or le*e. , .
being
4 whlchwu !
k o-nedTv«M Milton M. Thompson tni mc
TeiSLofW«*Ca»l»-. »
Thla 24 day of Jan., lti £ THOapMK ,
Commissioner.
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" FoleysOrino Laxative
1 IWIWMHTINVM and Co-ax,"™!.
: A Fire Fighter's Astounding Story
, IFTO IMPJIIIAmUII KBITS OF " BLOODINE"
f * Prominent PI reman of
Maiden, Mats., writes:
Iatt winter I had a
severe cold sod It settled
on my Kidneys, causing
1 excruciating
pain almost every time
. attempted to move; I had
_ BHOOT WHICH SOL aLMBB RDNB. Lbf? wIJhM
Signs of Danger.
Backache, dirtiness and headache, •' specks 1
before ths eyes," Irregular heart action and '
liver trouble. The severity of the early
eymptoms depending upon the anoint of
poisons which the kidneys have allowed to
remain la the system.
SYMPTOMS.
AnhlngPalg Otsc Hips, Baokeehe, M
flznent or Depoelt la Urine, Irritation ot tts
Bladder, Pain In Urinating, Rhenmetlam
iarlo aald la blood). Sudden atopaege ol
frlne. Highly Colored or Milky White
Urine, Peae Blood or Maoaa la Urine, Re
tention ol Urine, a training Attar Urinating,
Thlok or Blngrtali Urine, atone In the
Bladder, Cyauun (Inflammation o( Blad
der), Oatarrh ot Bladder or Bowels, Pntt-
Ineee Under Byee, Voraoloue Appetite,
f hirst, QaU Btone, Ore vol, Pain In uretha.
Swollen Anklee, Dimmed Vision. Spooks '
Before the Byee, Boenty Urine, Frequent
Oalla, Month Dry, BUUoaaneee, Dribbling,
linmbego, Wsekneea, IJOSS ot luek, Irreg
nlsr Heart Aotloo. Uloeratlon ot the Bled
dor, akin Pale, Waxy and Dry, Bad Odor
ol PorspirtUoiL i
SIHPLB TEST FOR KIDIEY DISEASE.
Fill a bottle with urine; Ist It stand for
twelve honrs; It-there Is a sediment or cloud
lneas of any kind yon have kidney or bladder 1
trouble, and you ahould commence taking
Bloodine to-day. Dout wait until the diaeasc.
Is too far advanced.
Bloodine costs soc s bottls tor the usual ft. on size.
Msil orders filled. Large sample bonis by mail 10c.
Rlr>r>rlinr» Liver PIUm
I UU I■ I W Cknmlc Co.arip.tjon, Sick liudich. and BU
' lio«. n rM ?B OTt. A BOX.
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Sold by GRAHAM DRUG CO., Graham. N. C.
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To Make A Long Tail Short
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we are selling some remarkably fine
suits at prices that are cut close and
to the cost line. We don't pretend to
lose money on these suits, but at cost.
Our profit margin hardly casts a
shadow.
A. M. HAD LEY
THE ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER,
Main St. GRAHAM, N. C.
; Subscribe for The Gleaner
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The busiest and mightiest lit- ]
tie thing that ever was made in
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They do the work when- (
fveryoo require their aid. These (
tablets change wea .ness into 
strength, listlessnesd into energy,
gloominess into joyousness. Their
action is so gei.tle one don't real
ize they have taken a purgative.
Sold by Graham Drug Co.
Julfus Ilahn, of Wilmington, 56
years old, dropped dead Friday as
he entered the postoffice in that
city. Heart disease.
Old Holdltr Tortnred.
"For years I suffered unspeak
able torture from indigestion, con
stipation and fiver trouble,"
wrote A. K. Smith a war veteran
at Erie, Pa., "but Dr. King's New
Life Pills fixed me all right.
They'are simply great." Try them
for any stomach, liver-or kidney
! trouble. Only 25c at . Graham
; Drug Co.'s.
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| Judge Council, who recently
i retired from the Superior Court
J bench will practice law in Hickory,
i He has formed a partnership with
a M. 11. Yonnt.
" For Sate.
r T®ie Hjtf. B. Mebane Residence
r apply to Chas. ,A- Scott.
Ma m st.|.i»-d In JO minutes
»
i unuur
• wa4fc Aiafaandpisarlngamip-^Oeniregglsts.
. „ success, until 1 wss sd
vlsed to try M Bloodine." which to my great
surprise, gave me relief almost from the first
dose, and before I had taken one bottle I was
completely cured. " Bloodine " Is a wonderful,
vitalising tonic. If the blood la Impure, com
plexion bad, appetite lost, strength gone, sod
the whole systsm is upset by sn accumulation
at humors, It U time to try '■ Bloodlae " today.
Hlm«m Curn Nsssnrrhags of the Kldaey*.
HsssnrtiLn, Vt.. Sent, s, I«M-
TimßuMnnriCo.. Boston, Msss.
O. Ulswir I recsived oas of your books, yes.
tsrrfsy. I I tve bsen a great sufferer for thirty-three
weekL passing bloody watsr, hsve besn to tlie hos
pital, havs had f »ur different doctors. They called
it most everything, and I got no better. Pleauimd
me a sample bottle of your Bloodine for which I rn
closs tea cents la etsmpe to psv for urns. If It will
do assay good I will tsks It ths rest ol my llfs.
Signed, MRS. OCTAVIA £. CARPENTER.
MASiHrriLD, TT., Sspt 14,1904.
THS Buxmtm Co., Boston, Msss.
Gentlemenl received your trial bottle of Blood
ine. That was not enough to do much lor me, for I
em very b»d snd weak, panine quite s lot of blood.
Now, if you think that bloodine will help me, you
tnsy ssnd me one doner's worth I think by the
Usee 1 tsks that I can tall If It will do ms sny rood.
Signed, MRS. OCTAVIA K. CARPENTER.
Massurtatn, Vt., Oct st, 1404.
THS HLOomwa Co , Boston. Msss.
Deer Sirs:— Plsass send ms sis bottles of Blood
ine. It haa dons ms s world of good; It has stopped
the hemorrhages; and I am feeling much better.
Signed, E. CARPENTEA.
Ws wltl forfeit f 1,000 If the orlfflnala of ths shot f
letters, proving fenuinensae, cannot o« produced.
HALF-CENT COLUMN.
Advertisements wIU be Inserted under thb
heading at one-oalf of a cant a word for eaui.
Insertion No ad. Inserted for leaa than lOcte
Count your words and aeod oaan with order
Bach Initial or abbreviation counts a WO id.
WANTED —I want a first-class
thrifty tenant on my farm—no oth
er need apply. Edgar Long, Gra
ham, N. 0.
HOUSES and loto for rent Ap
ply to W. J. Nicks.
—Hello, Central! Give me Pick
ard's meat market. I want a first
class piece of meat and I know
where to get it fresh and right.
SCHOOL BOOKS—A full rap
ply of all kinds, also school raj
plies, miscellaneous books and st»
| lonery at C. F. Neera's, Burlingtoi
mm KIDNEY PILLS
I for backache, rheumatism, kidney or bladder trouble, and urinary irregilaj—-.
Jfc Foley's Kidney Pills parity the blood, restore lost vitality and vigor. Rafuao sut-iiiniii
For Sale by all Druggists
WSZSBSZS* I. ■ I— ~ . _ |
To Core a Cold in One Pay I
Take Laxative Bromo Qnimne £*mZJ
The Doctors Visit
will be of little avail unless the
r wMCBiM llrlA modicine he prescribes is faithfully
®Bgfc/ prepared. So send your prescrip
t'ooß ere w^ere aceyJacy is the
r 'gid rule, where only the purest are
1 ' j i bnHSsj jfjl used and where substitution is
11 1 If /W?|i«7jT sternly prohibited. Send day or
/>" £-2 [jV l nig ' lt '. are always reany to fill
Graham Drug Company,
Prescription Druggists.
SiyiTNothing But Saws Wood. %X
That's what tho carpenter does Iff?feifrjMc;^|B?
when he has our lumber to work -IB ?■;,■•/• '' M'
with. For it is.a pleasure to work ij/ JHs Kr^aHl
with such splendid material. The
result is the job goes along amoother
and quicker and you save consider
able in wages, time and, last but
nut least, in future repair bills.
Walker & McAdams,
Graham, N. C.
grade coal there is no place where
tgn II I mwHk"* you can buy more successfully or
jM- I— o _J ' economically than here. We have
ul I JL the best that the coal mines of
II fl America produce. We want you to
mjl H ' I' rxm try ' ( > f y° u are not already our
JjjfSHffl customer. Why not now?.
HOME ICE X FUEL.CO.
GRAHAM, N. C. -"'T
SUBSCRIBE FOR
The Gleaner-SI.OO a year.
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Utmost Accuracy,
Highest Quality,
Mature Experience,
Describes our
Prescription Department
•STPerfcct satisfaction guaranteed.
Call or 'phone your wants. ~: j*
Alamance Pharmacy
Prescription Specialists.
J. C. SIMMONS, Prop'r.
NEW YEAR INDUCEMENTS
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•» fo avail yourself of that high degree of happiness which cornea with an
r elegant home are found in great abundance at our furniture warerooms,
v»here, everything new and elegant in the line of parlor and living-room,
h diningroom and bed chamber furniture is displayed for the benefit of all
who love the home beautiful. Quality and prices are such as to make the
L j goods unusually attractive.
! GREEN & Mil l FURNITURE CO. :
I GRAHAM, N.C.
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