GRAHAM, N. C , June 29, 1911.
Pwtoftiee Bran.
Offlo* open 1M a. m. to 7.01 p. m.
Sunday MO to 11.00 ft. m. and 4.00 to UN p. ■
HBBNAN HUOHBU, Foitmuttr.
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Local News* '
—Burlington had a bumper crowd
on the Fourth and the risitoja were
en joy ably entetained.
—The papers tell us the hot wave
enda to-day. That ia joyful new* —
more BO il it provee true.
—Mr. Chaa. D. Johnston ia mov
ing to-day to tue Robert L. Walker
residence on £. Harden street.
—Next Saturday, July Bth, ia laat
day for SI.OO bottles of Burdock''
Tonic Compound at Alamance
Pharmacy.
—The proceedings of Monday'a
N meeting of the County Commission
ers are crowded out of thia issue,
but will appear in next issue.
—Rev. Dr. P. H. Fleming, who
was not a candidate for re-election
to the office of County Supt. of Edu
cation, and who has rendered moot
faithful and effective service, was
succeeded Monday by Prof. J, B.
Robertson.
—Childrens' Day Service for For
eign Missions will be held 'in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
night at 8 o'clock and the public
are cordially invited to attend. An
interesting program of recitations,
songs, etc., will be renderedj
■ —Messrs. Gilbert W. and Finley
T. Dixon arrived here laat Monday
on their way to visit their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Malon Dixon, at Snow
Camp. Their home ia in Texas.
The former has been away 30 years
and the latter 20 years.
-"-It waa hoped a few weeks ago
to have the street cars running- by
the Fourth. Though that hope was (
not realized, the company |is push- j
ing ahead for early operation, which
ia evidenced by the fact that six
teen car loads of steel rails have
been recjived in the past few days.
—Mr. J. Lee Martin, who gradn
-Bted at the A. and M. College a
month ago, taking the Civil Engi
neering course, has lately accepted
a position in Southern Florida at a
good salary. He is a son of Mr.
John Martin of this place and ia a
diligent and highly deserving young
man.
—The County Commissioners have
fixed the first Monday in August as
the time for settlement with the
Sheriff, which means that the Sheriff
will have to have your taxes, if you
owe any, before that date. We are
sure he will.be as lenient as he can,
but he may be forced to take legal
proceedings unless the taxes are
forthcoming.
—Mr; Robt. L. Walker, with his
wife and child, leaves today for Hot
Springs, Ark., where he goes to stay
a wfeile before going to Seattle, hia
ultimate destination. He has many
kins people and friends here who re
gret to see him and family leave and
follow them with good wishes and
hope for him a recovery aa far aa
possible from his affliotions.
—We call the attention of our read
ers to the May issue of the Elon
College bolletin, which is a hand
some illustrated number of 32 pages.
This bulletin gives outs of the col
lege campus and of the various
buildings used for college purposes.
With each picture are words of ex
planation which add much to the
value of the publication. Adver
tisement of Elon College will be
found elsewhere in this paper.
New Advertisements.
M. B. Smith, Burlington—Re
minds you that now is the time to
buy Porch Furniture. See ad. on
3rd page.
Graham Drag Co-—A Square
Meal lor the Baby—See ad.
Alamance Pharmacy—Tells yon
eonwrth'iig of their prescription de
partment. 4
Mrs. A. Irvin Bttpplee, of Consho
hocken, near Philadelphia, is visiting
Mrs. Daniel Albright long.
This is the month to Buy Porch Furniture
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Now is the time to buy Porch Rockers and Porch Shades we have a number of the Rockers on hand we will close
out at a very low price. It will be to your interest to see our stock before buying anything in the house furnishing
line, we can save you money, and at the same time you will have a large stock in which to select what you want
Cash or Easy Payment Plan.
| iM. B. SMITH, and Housclumishings Burlington
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Personal Mention ,
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Mr. Edwin Scott left this morning •
for Morehead City. *
Mr. George Long is spending the 19
week at Wrightsville.
Mr. W. 8. Rives left Monday for J
Norfolk, Va., to visit friende.
Mrs. Hersey Woodard left Satur- j
day for her home at Norfolk, Va. j.
The Misass Stone, of Ashebore, f
are visiting at Rev. G. L. Cony's. i
Capt. Don. E. Soott leaves tomor
row for the encampment at More- (
head City. i
Mr. and Mrs. Coit, of Greensboro,
spent Sundsy hsre at Mr. B. S.
Robertson's.
Dr. W. R. Goley returned Tues
day, alter a two weeks' pleasant so
jotrn at Asheville.
Mrs. Neville, of Chapel Hill, apent '
Saturday and Sunday here with Mrs.
S.G.Lindsay.
Mr. Hubert Hill, of Raleigh, waa (
a visitor at Mr. B. S. Robertson's |
the first of the week. (
Mr. W. Gilee Mebane, of Greene- '
boro, is spending the week here 
with relatives.
Mr. Ralph Long, with ths Ameri- '
can Tobacco Co., is spending hie va
cation at hia home here.
Mrs. E. S. Parker, Jr., and little j
daughter are viaiting her aister, .
Mrs. J. T. Donoho, at Milton.
Miss Blanche Scott will leave to- '
morrow to visit Miss Wilson at Wil- (
son and goss from thereto Morehead (
City. (
Mrs. Charles Root and daughter, j
Miss Annie, of Raleigh, vieited Miss |
Mollie West, Wedneeday at Mr. T. t
P. Bradahaw's.
Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Rulsy and t
child, who have been living here for i
the psst year, left yesterday for 
Baltimore. i
Mrs. W. R. Perrr, who went from
i here to Oxford and very recently 
i moved to Raleigh, epent the first of
| the week here. 1
Mr. Henry A. Cooper, who travels
in Maryland, Virginia and W. Vir- 1
ginia, is spending a few days at hia ]
home near here. j
' Mr. V. W. Crawford, of Greens- ,
| boro, spent the latter part of last i
! week and the first of this week here
with relatives.
Mr. 0. W. Causey, after spending ,
two or three days at the home of hie
father-in-law, Mr. J. L. Scott, Jr.,
left Tueedav night for hie home at
Anderson, 8. C.
Mr. Junius Parker, of New York,
spent Saturday and Bunday here.
He has been engaged in the famous
suit at Raleigh of Ware-Kramer Co.
1 vs. the American Tobacco- Co. aa
couneel for defendant.
—Dr. Daniel Albright Long,
preached at New Providence last
, Sunday. He announced that at 2p.
m. next Sunday he would preach at
hia home, and invited all who de
sired to do so to come out to the
Long Homestead at that time.
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■ Throw out the Line .
i Give the Kidneys Help and
1 Many Graham People
' Will be Happier.
"Throw Out the Life Line"—
t The kidneys need help.
They're overworked—can't get
the poison filtered oat of the
blood.
They're getting worse every
1 minute.
Will you help them?-
. Doan s Kidney fills have
, brought thousands of kidney
sufferers back from the verge of
' despair.
' J. J* Foster, Front St., Bur
lington, N. C., says: '*l can recom
mend Doan's Kidney Pills Just as
highly now aa I did three yean
. ago when they gave me such
great relief. Thia preparation
5 never fails to help ma when I have
1 occasion to use it. I had attacks
of kidney trouble for a long time
i ud the worst symptom waa a
pain In the small of my back. 1
, Ilia kidney secretions wet* also!
unnatural. Doan's Kidney Pills
" entirely disposed of my trouble."
For sale by all dealers. Prioe
50 cents. VosteivMilburn Co., Buf
„ falo, Mew York, sole agenta for
„ the United States. '
* Remember the name—Doan's— |
and take no other.
Notice.
\
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners ad
journed to meet with the County As
sessor on Monday, July 10th, 1911,
to hear any complainta aa to the val- j
nation of property that any one has |
to make before this Board. All
psrsana who have complainta to \
make will have the opportunity to
be heard on that day, except Bur- i
ling ton Township, which will be
heard aa soon aa the books are com
pleted and returned when t:-e date
will be fixed and due notice given.
By order of the Board of County i
Commissioners of Alamance County
in meeting aaaembled July 3rd, 1911.
CHAS. D. JOHNSTON,
Clerk of Hoard.
Christian Church Ladies Aid Society
to entertain.
On next Tuesday evening the La
dies Aid Society of the Christian
church will entertain the members
of the church and their families and
the member* of the Sidney School
of said church. Refreahments will
be served, and they hope to make
the evening pleasant and enjoyable.
The entertainment will be at the
church.
Dr. Beaman at the Methodist Church
Next Sunday.
Next Sunday morning the congre
gation of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, will worship again
in the church. They havo been
shut out for repairs and improve-1
ments for several weeks, during
which servicee were held in the
court house. The church looks like
another building inaide. Changes
have been made throughout, and one
hardly recognizes the old church
after one passes within the doors.
Dr. Beaman, Presiding Elder of
the Durham District, will preach the
sermon Bundsy morning&at eleveu
o'clock and adminiater the Sacra
ment of the Lord'a Supper.
The public will be cordially wel
comed at thia and all services
Notice to Teachers.
The Bummer examination for
Public school teachers and for Pub
lic High achool teachers will be held
in Graham' Thursday and Friday,
July 13th and 14th. The first day
of the examination ia set apart for
white teachers and the second day
for colored. The questions on The
ory and Practice of teaching will be
based on the reading courae for the
past acholaatic year.
J. B. ROBERTSON,
Co. Supt. of Pub. lnatruction.
Alamance's 24th Fair.
The premium list for the 24th
Annual Fair of the Alamance
Fair Association is just out. It
is a pamphlet of 100 pages, neatly
printed by Mr. B. E. Workman
of Burlington. It has an illumi
nated cover with a big Indian
chief printed in four colors, mak
ing it by far the handsomest
premium list ever issued by the
Association. A large anda ttract
ive list of premiums is offered
which make it worth while for
exhibitors to put forth their best
efforts. The fair Will be held
from October 3rd to 6th, inclusive.
Prof. J. B. Robertson Elected County
Superintendent
At the meeting of the County
Board of Education, Monday, Prof
J. B. Robertson was elected County
Superintendent of Education. Prof.
Robertson is a graduate of the Uni
versity and is devoting hia life to
teaching, having been ao engaged
ever aince he finished st school. For
two yean he was Superintendent of
Graham Graded Schools. He is de
voted to and loves his chosen work,
and we feel sure he will take a com
mendable pride in puahing forward
the general educational work of hia
native county.
Thomasvilie postofflce has been
| advanced from third to second
lelaes.
The barn and stables of 8. K,
,j Cochran, in Crab Orchard town
ship, Mecklenburg county, wen
' burned Saturday morning with i
> hone and mule, a considerable
' amount of wheat and several
loads of oats and hay. Loss ap
. proximately S9OO with S4OO in
surance.
COUPON,
Cat oat u4 Send to this Office
Send The AUbiacs 6!tuer from not till Hi;
clou of th« m Qwtin Ctab
Costiti to Ui "pH price if SLOB ncloMd
CmtM ißatetfLMlChb,
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Address _
The sooner you lead your subscrip
tion the more papres you get. If you
■end now you get 15 raos. for the
price of one year.
Cat oat ui Mad to this offiri
International Press Bible Question
Club.
I have read the Suggestive Questions
on the Sunday School Ix'Hfton published
in TUB QI.KANKII, also the leu
ion itself for Sunday,
I 1011, and intend to
read the aeries of 53.
Name .C
Address.
Notice To Fanners.
Tlie Acme Distributors destroy
more tobacco worms in six hours
tban tea men can catch all day. |
Price $1.90. Monty back if it fails
to do the work. Testimonials from
leading farmers. Destruction to
potato buss and chinch bugs on
corn as well. No farmer should be 
I without one. Full directions with '
I each machine.
AOMK DISTRIBUTORS,
Box 821, ReidsTille. N. O.
—A full line of Buggies of all
Kinds and a big lot of Farm Ma
chinery. See our stock nn(J get our
prices before you buy anything in
our line. HAD LEY & HUG HES,
Graham, N. C. .
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Fanners Institutes. .
The Farmers Institute com
mittee met in Graham Monday
with a largeenthusiastic attend
ance and made arrangements for
the Countv institute to be held
at
Mebane, Tuesday, July 25th.
Elon College, Wednesday, " '
26th.
Friendship High School, Aug. ,
23rd.
A committee was appointed to
each institnte to look after the
interest and pleasure of those in
attendance.
Messrs. E. C. Turner, J. F.
i Howard, and J. B. Gerringer,
> was appointed committee to get
up a list of prizes on the best
yield of wheat on one ucfc and
the best average yield on entire
crop of not less than ten acres.
Rules and conditions under
i which the awards will be made
, will be announced at the insti
. tute.
' The committee was also in
tended to ask the corporation of
' the merchants and millers and
" the business interest in general
l in getting this line of prizes.
Mr. E. C. Turner was elected
; Sect, and Treas. of the County ;
» institute. This office was ere-j
. ated to put the management of |
these meetings on a business ba- 1
. sis. A vigorous effort will bej
[ made to get qll the farmers in'at
' tendance.
Everybody is invited to attend
these meetings and urged to get
their neighbors to do likewise.
These meetings combine pleas-j
ure with profit. They are both j
| a school of instruction and a;
basket picnic.
' Come to each of them,
Go to all of them. j
Send every body else.
j FOLEVSKTONEYPmS
' KM animus lUiMaaiolm»n
f
: Excursion—Ashe villc
I The Land of the Sky.
Via Southern Railway
J Tuesday., July 11th, 1911, Special Train.
Schedule and round trip fares u follows; Lr. Ooldsboro 7:00 a. m. $5.00
. Selma 7:53 a. m. $5.00, Raleigh 0:00*. m. 14.76, Durham 10:10 a. m. $4.75
" | Rates in aame proportion fron other atationa. Don't miaa thia oppertunity
' ( to apend three day* in The Mountain# of Western Carolina.
; Tickets will be good returning to leave Aeheville onany regular train
e I leaving A»he»il!e up to and including Friday, July 14th, 1911.
Separate cars for colored people. For full information
! , see your agent or write.
J. O. JOKEB, T. P. A.
2Jo Fayetterille, St.,
) Raleigh, N. C
Suggestive Questions on the
Sunday School Lesson.
By REV. T. 8. LIN SCOTT, D. D.
July' 18th, i"S11. t
(Copyright. I*lo, by Rev. T. S. Unseat!, D.D.)
Manasseh's Wickedness and Peni
tence. 1 Chron. xxxlli:l-20.
Golden Text —Cease to do tfvll;
learn to do well. Isa. 1:18-17.
(1.) Verses 1-I—Whose ton was
Manasseh and what was the character
of his father?
It.) When the son of a food father
becomes a bad man how do yon ac
count for It?
(8.) To what extent may food par
ents be assurod that their children
will also be good?
(4.) What scriptural or philosophic
al ground Is there for the belief, that
children may be so trained that they
will certainly be Christians T
(6.) Upon wnlch depends most the
character of children, the father or the
mother?
(6.) Versea 3-s—ln what particular
respect did Manasseh sin against
God?
(7.) Th»t land was rife with idola
try, and God made stiict laws against
It; why did he do so?
S.) What were in those days the
grave evils of idolatry?
'(9.) What habits to-day, among
Christian people, are equivalent toj
idolatry?
(10.) What are the results of pres
ent day ''lolatrous habits?
(11.) Vemea 8-7 —What Is meant
by "enchantments, familiar kplrita
and wliards?"
(12.) Why does the Bible forbid use
of all such occult things as mentioned
In verse six?
(18.) How do you class palmistry,
looking into the tea-cup for signs
thirteen slUlzg at the table, unlucky
Friday anil similar "signs?"
(14.) How do you estimate a witch,
or a wlsard, that is a bad person sup
posed to have the power of exercising,
mentally, ao evil Influence upon an
other?
(in.) What Is your estimate of
those that havo "familiar «ntrlts.'
Permission was grunted by the
later-State Commerce Commis
sion Tuesday to the Carolina,
Clinch£eld & Ohio Railway and
connecting carriers to make rates
on coal which, in some instances,
are less for longer than for shorter
distances over the same lines and
in the same direction. The order
affects coal shipments from mines
at Dante, Clinchfleld and Horrl
cane, Va., to points in North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama and Florida, By the
terms of the order diffentials
favorable to the Virginia mines
are established on coal shipped to
points throughout the SoutheasL
' ern territory, thus enabling them
to compete with the Coal Creek
mines in Tennessee.
Never leave home on a journey
without a bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrohea
Remedy. It is almost certain to
be needed and cannot be obtained
when on board cars or steamships.
For sale by all dealers.
The committee which has been
investigating the lioriraer case
has adjourned until the 14th. Up
, to the present the testimony has
' been a mass of contradictions.
Sprains require careful treat
ment. Keep quiet and apply
! Chamberlain's Liniment freely.
It will remove the soreness aud
quickly restore the parts to a
healthy condition. For sale by
all dealers.
| rhe temperance folks, aided by
| detectives are waging war against
I the blind tigers of Wsynesville.
j They have 19 under bond.
• For summer diarrhoea in chil
dren always give Chamberlain's
| Colic, Cholera and Diarrohea
Remedy and castor oil, and a
speedy cure is certain. For sale
by all dealers.
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persons who claim to communicate
with the splrlta of the dead?
(18.) Verse B—How long did God ]
say that the Israelites should possess
the land of Canaan, and on what
•ondltions?
(17.) Which of God's promises if
any, are absolute or unconditioned?
(18.) Verses 8-10—When good peo
ple become degenerate, are they or .
not generally worse tban those who
have always been bad? 11
(19.) How did God probably speak j
to Manasseh and his people, and how !
does God speak to sinners to-day? 11
(10.) Verse 11—God is here said to 1
have brought the army of the king of
Assyria to war with Israel, and to
i take Uanassoh prisoner as a result
i of his sin. Dors God In these days
punish sin In any such material way?
(SI.) Verses 1 MO— What Is the gen- j
: eral effect of punishment upon sln
aersT
(12.) Why did not Manasseh' know {
: that the Lord was Ood before his pun- 1
Ishment and repentance?
i (SI.) God freely forgave Manasseh 1
the moment he repented; does He al-1
! ways act tho same way with sinners? i
> (24.) Were all the effeets of Man-!
aasah's sins blotted out, as well as the
• I sine themselves? (This Is one of the
questions phat mny be answered In
t writing by members of the olub.)
i j Lesson for Sunday, July 23rd, 1911,
 Joslah's Devotion to God. t Chron.
a I xxxlvil-IS.
1 .
Tho Psliosn.
No one would bu likely to Imagine
i that so heavy and. In fact, apparently
f ungainly a bird as a pelican Is a king
among Hoarli:^-bird*. After much flop
'• ping when tbeso great birds bave ac
h quired headway the broad wings are
'' spread, and in majestic circles they
mount Hliywurd, with only an occa
f sional' tlup of the wing, ofteii passing
beyond the ran go of one's vision.
HALF-CENT COLUMN.
Advertisement* will be Inserted under this
Deeding at one-naif of a oent a word for e«ch
Insertion llond. Inserted for lon than Hot*.
Count your words and send oaaa with order,
■sob Initial or abbreviation oounta a woid.
HOUBEB and lota for rent. Ap
ply to \V. J. Nicks.
—Hello, Central! Gi*> rao I'ick
ard'a meat market. 1 want a firnt
class piece of meat and I know
where to get it fresh and right.
SCHOOL BOO^S—A full aup
ply of all kinda, also school sup
phee, miscellaneous books and sta
| umery At C. F. Neuse'i, Burlington
For Sale.
The Hal. B. Mebane Residence
apply to CliftD. A. Scott.
For Sale.
The Hal. B. Mebano Residence
apply to Cba*. A. Scott.
Nice lot of S. C. Brown Leghorn
hens for sale cheap, if taken at once.
Fine atcck. C. D. JOHNSTON,
Graham, N. 0.
—Pigs for Sale. Call on J). A.
LONG.
For Sale. „
The Hal. B. Mebano Remdonoe
apply to Cluih. A. Scolt,
—I am now offering my entire
Stock of Clothing, HaU, Shoes and
Gentlemen's Furnishings nt and be
low ooat to close out.
A. M. Uadlet, Graham, _N. C.
The 1012 convention of the
Southern Commercial Congress
will be held in Nashville, Teno.
FttlHSlteNoll' 3TO
PK Iknmn Tlomu »o • - .tio« |
Itobt. U. Goode and hia wife,
who lived near Petersburg, Va.,
lost their minds a few days ago at
the same time and were arrested
while tr>ing to tie their children
to the railroad track.
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can always bo prepared in one of '■
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■ty that is good for him. Other
nursery supplies too. Powders,
soaps, scalp extra nipples, M
etc. Baby remedies too to course. fflL
The reliable kind that contain no
harmful narcitics.
Graham Drug* Company,
'Phone 99 Prescription Druggists.
Certificate ol Dissolution I TEefßaleigh Daily Times
State of North Carolina, Department of
State—Certificate ol'Dissolution. _ "ffl
To ait to whom the., proem, ma, come- The Great Home Newspaper 0 the
Greeting] Stnfo
Win-run., it appear, to my *all«faotlon, by oiaus.
duly authenticated record of the proceeding. ' !■
for the Yoluntnrv dla. iiilloii thereof by the '
unanlmou. ouiiaent of ail th« .tookholders, The new. of the World la galh.—d by pel- ».
deposited In my oflloe, that the Murbola Tate leaned wire, and by the well-trained
Moalory Mtll. Coinpany.a corporation of tht. .peclal corre.ponaent. of ti-e Time, and aet
Btato, whom prlnolpaloflioe l.altuawd In the before the reader. In a eoaelw sad laMraat
lllty of Hurllngr ton. County of Alamano., In* manner each afternoon.
Btato of Noilh Carolina (K. H. Murray being A. a chronicle of world events the Tlaia.
' the airent therein and In charge thereof, up- lalndlapenaable, while Ita banana In Wadk
on whom prooeea may be Mrved), haa com- Ington and New York make. Ita new. fiaai
1 plied with the requirement, of Chapter ri, the legl.l.tlve and Onanolal enter. of Oto
, Kuvlaal of 1906, entitled "Corporation.," pre- country the beat that can he obtained.
! Ilmlnary to the iMUIng of thl. Ccrtjticate of A. a womat.'a paper tb. Time, hae no nt-
I'litHuluLion: • perlor. being morally and Intellectually a
Now, therefore, I.J. Bryan Grime., Beore- paper of the hlgheat type. It publlaSee ftha
I tary of Htate of the Suite of North Carolina, vera beat feature, that aan be written OB
do hereby certify that the aald corporation fa.hlon and mlaoellaneou* mattera.
did. on the gib cay of June 1011, die In my The Time, market newe make. It a bast
! oflloe a duly executed and atie.ted consent new Man'a neoeaalty for the farmer, Bker-
I In w rltlng to the dla.oluUon of wld corpor- ohant and the broker ean depend upon ooaa
atlon. executed by all the atockholdera there- Plete and reliable Information upon their
of, which wld content and the record of the varlou. line.of trade.
proceeding, tforeaald are now on flla In my Mnta rlntlnn lhi«l I
Mid ulßoo a. provided by law. ouwx npuon ifatet
In te.Umony whereof, I hare hereto a«t Dully (mail) 1 mo. 35c; 8 mo. 75c; 6 no,
iny hand »nd .Illxed n>y official sual, at ltal- 41.50: 12 mo. tSt 50
elgh, thl. 8 day of June, A. D. nil. . 8
(Seal) J. lilt VAN OEIMIH, Address all ordets to
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Wednesday—Extra Number Of
Piano Votes Given On That
i
Day.
Come In And Try The Delicious Cold
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J. C. Simmons Druggist
Then you'll need lumbar «>( mmo
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Walker & McAdams,
Graham, N. C
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