THE GLEANER
GRAHAM, N. C., Nov. 30,1911
Postoffice Honrs.
Offlo* open 740 a.m. to 7.00 p. m.
Bandar «.00 tot LOO a. m. and 4.00 to (JO p. a
HEBNAN HUQHBS, Postmaster.
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.Local News.
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—Boost.
—Cooperate.
—Pull together.
' —Cultivate the Graham spirit.
—Thanksgiving Day—Christmas
next.*
—Talk, pull and work for your
town. r .
—Don't kick progress. It's a
plant that needs refreshing showers
—The County Commissioners will
meet in regular monthly session next
Monday.
—lt is said the ultimate end of
, the hog is pork. During the recent
cool weather many a fine porker has
reached the ultimate.
—Graham Chapter of the Daugh
ters of the Confederacy will meet
with Mrs. J. D. Kernodle on Thurs
day afternoon, Dec. 7th, at 3 o'clock.
—"Rebecca's Triumph" is the
name of a three-act play which will
be presented by the "Star Literary
Club" of Whitsett Institute in the
Institute auditorium on Saturday
night, Dec. 2nd. Music by Whit
sett Orchestra. Admission free and
all cordially invited.
lt leaks out that Graham post
office expects to don an entirel new
outfit for the New Year. The mat
ter has been kept very quiet and
perhaps it was intended to spring it
as a surprise.
—The many friends made here by
Misses Ola and Edith Payne, while
they taught in our Graded school,
will deeply sympathize'with them in
their great bereavement. A card
announces the death of their mother
at her home at Clarlottesville, Va.,
last Sunday afternoon. "" |
Mr. L. Banks Cable, who holds i
a responsible position with the Er
win Cotton Mills, West Durham,
came Saturday to visit relatives
attend to business. He is an Ala
mance boy who is doing well.
—Prof. J. B. Robertson went to
Raleigh Tuesday afternoon to at- ,
tend the meeting of the North Caro
lina Teachers Assembly now in ses
sion. There will be several very in
teresting features, among them an
address tonight by Hon. Champ''
Clark, Speaker of the House of
.Representatives of the United States ,
Congress.
—The Chorus Class, under the
direction of Prof. Blyth, will meet
in the Ladies' Parlor at the Presby
terian church on Saturday, Dec. 2,
at 7:30 p. m. All who would like
to join this class are requested to be .
present or send in name on the above
date, as no one will be permitted to
join later than this date.
Hay-Kime.
Invitations have been received
here from Mr. and Mrs. John W. 1
Kime, announcing the marriage of 1
their sister, Miss Annie Rush Kime,
to Mr. Adolph M. Hay on Tuesday, 1
Dec. 12th, at 10 a. m., at 192 N
Church St., Concord, N. C. Miss '
Kime has made her home in Graham
for about four years. She is an ex
ceedingly amiable young woman
- and the many friends she has made
will wish for her a life full of hap- '
piness.
What a Boy Can Do in Town on a 1
Small Lot.
Instead of loafing his spare hours
Herhert Long, when he is not in |
school or working his of |
garden truck, etc., donates his spare
time to poultry, and has sold and ,
delivered $58.00 worth in the month
of November. Others can do as ,
well, why not ?
Postal Savings Bank.
Graham postoffice has been des
ignated by the Postmaster General
as a Postal Savings Bauk through
the efforts of Postmaster Heenan
Hughes. This will afford many a
place for small savings which will
be safe and interest-bearing.
New Advertisements.
Goodman's—the Home of Good
Clothes—Burlington. Goodman's is
a busy place these days. The high
grade of goods and the special low
prices draw the crowds, but he has
ample help and you are sure of po
lice and courteous sttention. Go and
see for yourself. You will not regret
it.
Miss Margaret Clegg—Trimmed
and untrimmed hats at cost. See ad.
Graham Drug Co. —Tell you some
thing of their prescription depart
ment. See ad.
Montwhite—The Traitor, Decem
ber 7th.
A. M. Had ley—New Clothing be
ing rece.ved.
Montwhite—A Bnnch of Keys,
Dec. Ist. • /
Output of Graham Ice Co. to Be
Ainost Doubled
On Mondsy last Mr. J. J. Angel,
of the De La Vergne Machine Co.,
was here making out the plans for
increasing the capacity of Graham
Ice Co The plans contemplate an
Increase of production from 15 tons
per dsy to 26 tons per day. Graham
ice has woo a good name wherever
used for superiority. It is made
from pure deep-well, water, which is
distilled before being converted into
ice, rendering the product as nearly
free from any harmful foreign sub
stance aa it is possible to do. The
greet demand for Graham ice ren
dare necessary thia increase of pro
ductive capacity.
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Personal Mention
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Mr. M. R. Rives wss a Raleigh
visitor Sunday.
' Miss June Ray Kernodle spent
Sunday in Raleigh. J.
Dr. W. T. Whitsett, President of
Whitaett Institute, spent laat Satur
day here. •
Miss Msry Pritchsrd, of Chspel
Hill, is visiting st Mr. J. Adolph
Long's.
Mess. .T. 0. Foy, editor of Leader,
and Chas. F. Cates, of Mebane, were
in town Saturday.
Miss Annie Harden has returned
from Raleigh to spend several days
here with her brothers.
Mr. Eugene McCracken is at home
from Great Falla, S C.. where he
has been for a few months.
Mr. E. S. Parker, Jr., went to New
York last Friday night on buainess
and returned yesterasy.
Mr. John W. Harden and Master
John W. Harden, Jr., came up from
Raleigh laat night and are spending
the day here hunting.
Mr. Williamson Menefee arrived
Saturday from Richmond, where he
underwent a serious operation a few
weeks ago. He is looking well and
his friends are glad to see him.
Meters. Armstrong Holt and J. D.
Kernodle, Jr., at the A. A M. Col
lege, Raleigh, and Graham Harden
and James Jones, at the University,
Chapel Hill, came home yesterday
evening for the Thanksgiving holi
days.
Protracted Meeting at Travora.
Revival services will be held next
week in the Travora Chapel. They
will begin Monday and will be held
every night at 7:30 o'clock. A cordial
invitation to a'J.
E. C. MURRAY.
—Miss Clegg has the Agency for
Meyer's Mail Order Department and
will be pleased to take your order.
—All trimmed and untrimmed
H|ts at Ccfet for the rest of the sea
son at Miss Margaret Clegg's. Call
and select one while the stock is full.
HOUSES and lota for rent Ap
ply to W. J. Nicks.
—A full line of Buggies of all
Kinds and a big lot of Farm Ma
chinery. See our stock and get our
prices before you buy anything in
our line. IIADLBY & HUGHES,
Graham, N. C.
' To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Broino Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure. E.
W. Grove's cignature is on each
box. 25c.
No Reason For It.
When Graham Citizens Show
the Certain Way Out.
There can be no just reason why
nay reader of this will continue to
suffer the tortures of an aching
back, the annoyance of urinary
disorders, the dangers of kidney
ills when relief is so near at hand
and the most positive proof given
that they oan be cured. Read
what a Graham citizen says:
Mrs. John Fogleman, of Gra
ham, N. C., says: "1 am sorry I
did not begin the use of Doan's
Kidney Pills sooner, for if I had,
I would have been spared a great
deal of suffering and expense. I
had been ailing for a long time
before I knew exactly what waa
the matter. There were a con
stant pain in my back and I slept
BO poorly that I was all tired out
in the taorning.' The kidney se
cretions bothered me and though
I took various home remedies, and
other medicines, I did not seem to
get any better. One day I read
about Doan's Kldnefr, Pills and
getting a supply, I began their
use. After I had finished the eon
tents of three boxes, I had no
further cause for complaint."
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buf
falo, New York, sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the name—-Doan's—
and take no other.
A NEW STOCK
Overcoats and Pants,
Furnishings arriving
Will be glad to aitow you HH|, 'Bl
my stock and livH , H
give you the best pjices
to be hai anywhere. -. nSjnHJ^rS
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A. M. MADIEV GR N. H a M '
THOMPSON-SCOTT.
Pretty Wedding of Popular Couple.
Promptly at 10:30 Wednesday
morning, Nov. 29, 1911, Mis* lone
Scott became the bride o I Dr. J. Mell.
Thompson. Reared in the same
town, Graham, they learned thai*!
A B C'a in the same eubool. It waa
here they first claimed each other aa
"sweethearts", and they have
sweethearts ever since. The town
of Graham turned out in full force
to sea the culmination of the pretty
little romance. The Presbyteriau
church had been beautifully deco
rated under the supervision of Mrs.
J. W. Menefee, with ferns, palms and
potted flowers, and, hidden in thia
mass of foliage were about forty
candlea. Mrs. J. £. Watann presid
ed at the organ and Dr. E. C. Murray,
the paator of the bride, performed
the ceremony. First came Dr. Mur
ray, then the ushers, Messrs. Edwin
Scott and P. A. Hayes down one
aisle and John Scott and Dr. Henry
Beat down the other aiale. Follow
ing these came Mr. Don E. Scott and
Mr. Grady Rankin. Next waa the
maid of honor, Miss Blanche Scott,
sister of the bride, carrying a huge
bouquet of chrysanthemums, and
following her the little ring-bearer,
Miss Sarah Elise Thompson. The
groom,with hia beat man, his brother,
Ernest Thompson, came from the
pastor's study. The bride, leaniug
on the arm of her father, Hon. J. L
Scott, Jr., wearing a blue coat auit,
with hat and gloves to match, made
the wedding circle complete, and
Dr. Murray, in an impressive man
ner, pronounced them "husband and
wife,' Dr. and Mrs. Thompson left
on the 11:19 train for Washington
and other northern pointa, and upon
their return they will be at home at
Mebane, N. C., where Dr. Thompson
deservedly enjoys a large and grow
ing practice. He is well known and
popular with his acquaintances
everywhere.
The bride is one of the most pop
ular young ladies ever reared in
Graham. Her charming personality,
her amiable disposition and many
graces have drawn to her » host «of
friends whoee best wishes will fol
low her through life. A large,
varied, handsome and coatly array
of presents bear testimony to 1 the
high esteem in which the bride and
groom are held.
Ante-Nuptial Event*.
On Friday morning Miss June
Ray Kernodle entertained delight
fully in honor of -the bride. Games
were-engaged iu and quail-on-toaat
and sAlads were served.
Friday night Mrs. Eugone Hunter
entertained at the home of Mr. H.
W. Scott, uncle of the bride-elect.
The occasion was highly enjoyed by
the large number of guests present.
On Saturday Misa Margaret Goley
gave "Kitchen Shower" to the bride
elect. Interesting games were play
ed, refreshments were served, and
then a Liliputian ebony cook ring
ing a dinner bell and drawing an
"Express" wagon loaded with all
sorts of kitchen utensils came noisi
ly into the room. The idea was
unique and thoroughly enjoyed by
guests. t
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. A. K.
Hardee brought to a close the sou
son of entertainments with a "Linen
Shower". An interesting game of
six-hand euchre was played. The
guest of honor's prize was a quaint
ttle teapot. Refreshments of sal
ads and ices were served. Just as
this was finished little Miss Carolyn
Parker, dreaeed as a messenger,
drew in a small trunk, bedecked
with white tulle, and presented it to
the bride, who opened it and found
many useful and beautiful pieces of
linen. It was a happy occasion.
Immediately after rehersal Tues
day night preparet ry to the wed
ding, Mr. and Mrs. J. L,.Scott, Jr,
gave a reception to the bridal party
and a few friends. The beautiful
home was tastefully decorated with
cut flowera and potted plants, the
dining room being in yellow and
green. Delightful refreshments of
salads and ices weie served. Mr.
and Mrs. Scott had aa their gneeta,
Mr. and' Mrs. B. S Robertson, Mr
and Mrs. J. Elmer Long, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Hunter, Dr. and Mra.
J. J. Barefoot, Mr. and Mrs. Chaa.
A. Thompson, Mrs. C. S. Hunter,
Mrs. M. J. Brady, Mrs. Eugene
Cannon of Concord, Mrs. Mosley
Middleton of Greensboro, Mrs. J.
W. Menefee, Misses Margaret Gol«>y,
Blanche Scott, June Ray Keruodh-,
Annie and Marjorie Montagne and
Catharine Wharton of Raleigh.
Marjie Gray of Winston-Salem,
Lanra Carter of Wilson, Meks. H.
W. Scott, Chss. Menefee, Ernest
Thompson, D. E. .Scott, Edwin
Ssott, Grady Rankin of Gaston ia,
P. A. H*jcs of Randleman Dr.
Henry Best of Wilson, John Scott of
Durham.
Juniore Attend Christian Church.
We were delighted to have tlier
Juniors of Graham attend our
church on last Bunday morning.
It was indeed a pleasure to the
pastor, as well aa to hia flock, to
greet this splendid corps of men,
and to have them worship with
us. It is a custom of this Older
to attend some church in a body
on the Sunday preceding the regu
lar Thanksgiving day, for the
purpose of giving thanks. This
is indeed a splendid custom, aud
we were so glad to have tiiein
honor us with their presence at
our church, and shall be glad to
have them come again. A cordial
welcome is extended to every
Junior and any other person, to
our church, on the 2nd and 4th
Sundays at eleven o'clock. Come
one, come all. We shall always
be glad to see you.
We were also glad to greet a
number of people Isst Sunday
afternoon at New Providence
Christian church. It is our pur
pose to preach at this chutrh
every 2nd and 4th Sunday at 3:00
o'clock. We especially invite all
the people of Graham and the sur
rounding community to attend
these afternoon services at New
Providence. A cordial invitation
ia extended to the young people
of the town, who enjoy a walk on
Sunday afternoon, to attend these
services. As was His custom,
Jesus went into the synagogue on
the Sabbath day. Such a custom
we all can have, and ought to
have, while in the glow of youth
and able to get to church. Can't
we follow Jesus in this one par-•
ticular?
Yours for Christ,
J, F. MORGAN.
Land Sale !
ny virtue oftba authority verted In ma by
an order of Alamance Superior Court, 1
will, on
MONDAY, JAN. 8, 1912,
at twelve o'clock, soon, at tha courthouse
door In Omham, sell at public oatcry e the
beet bidder the following described real
property, to-wit:
A tivet or pa real of lend ■ltuate and being
In Patterson Townahlp, Alamsnoe County,
North Carolina, ad)olnleg the lunds ot L. T.
Smith, W. K. Overmen, J. A. Hornaday, W.
T. Smith and other*, bounded ae folio we;
Banning at a scone, J. A. Hornaday a cor
net ; thence Beat TO polca to atone; tbenoa
North DO poles to a atone: tnance Bast n polee
to a atone; thence South 60 poloa to a atoue;
tbeaoe Kast M polee to a atonp; theooe .-outh
■ pole* to • (tone; (hence Whet 101 polo* to
the middle of a spring; thence Weat M polee
to a atone; thence toast nI polee to a gum
bush; tbenoa North 104 pole* to the beginning
oontalnlng (7 scree, more or less.
Said laud la sold to create assets to lay
debts of the late Manila Overman.
- TSKHH OP "ALB—One-third oasb; the
other two-lblrd» In equal Instalment to
six and twelve months from daie, the deter
r. d pay menu to be evldpnoeil by bonds tar
rying Interest from day of sale uutll paid,
and title to the property reserved until the
payment of the purohaaa meuey lsoomt lato.
This Is a re-sale of aal > property, made be
cause of an advanced hld.a d the bidding
will begin at the sum of (MO.OO, the amount
of said advanced bid.
This Is valuable piooeity, and Is aa oppor
tunity to acqulr* a good farm at a reasonable
price.
J. L. SCOTT, J a.. Pub. Adm'r,
ae Adm'r of the estate of ManMff Overman.
Novemb«r M, IVU.
Millinery
AT COST
For the rest of thfc season all trim
med and untrimmed Hats and Ba
by Caps will be sold AT COST. There
are srfrtie patterns in this
lot so come at once and get first
choice, you'll regret it if you don't.
These are all new, up-to-date, stylish
goods and are : .;; f : : :
Real Bargains
Am also agent for Mail Order De
partment of Meyers' Dept. Store,
and will be glad to show you samples
and take your order.
Miss Margaret Clegg
GRAHAM, N. C .
Next Door to National Bank ol Alamance.
im j n n 19 N JIIB it inn.. BOHMP
MONTWHITE THEATRE
FRIDAY, DEC Ist
Hoyt's A Bunch of Keys
Or The Hotel
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With the original J AS. B. MACKIE
w "GRIMESEY ME BOY"
Tb« Newest Suogt aod jolUest aa vrejl aa Moat Picturesque of til Musical
Comedy Triumphs. Pretty Girla.
Seats on Sal* at Qraham Drag Co. Admiaaion 25,35, 00 and 75
Town Betterment Meeting.
At 7:80 last night a goodly num
ber of Grahsm's leading citizen*,
representing every kind of business
and professional interest in town,
assembled in the court house to dis
cuss ways and means of impror.ng
the business interests, sanitation,
observance of the law, and generally
to adyanc«the beat interests of the ,
town. Mr. Mcßride Holt presided ,
over the meeting and talks were :
made by Mayor J. Adolph Long,
Itev. E. 0. Murray, Drs. G. W. i
Long and W. E. Walker, Hon. J. L. i
Soon, Jr., Mr. J. 8. Cook, Mr. G. W. ,
Deuny and others. A committee,
towit: Messrs. J. Adolph Long, J. L '
Scott, Jr., and Dr. W. E. Walker,
was appointed to nominate nommit- 1
tees of three for esch of the follow- |
ing purposes: On Constitution, (
Business Interests, Ssnitation, ,
Publicity, Law and Order, Member 1
ship. A call for names of '
thoee who would like to become ]
members of an organization such as 1
had been outlined was made and 
about fifty were enrolled. The list i
is atill open for members and every
one is invited to ioin in this move- (
ment for the uplift of the town. The
meeting sdjourned to meet again on 
Friday night, Dec. Bth, to hear the
report of the nominating committee, •
and everv citizen ia invited and !
urged to bo pressnt.
Here is an opportunity for every 
citizen to enlist rn a movement to '
work for the town for the promotion {
of everything that ia good for a ;
thrifty and deairable community. It 1
means life and a general forward j
movement- If the good eitissas get
behind this movement in good earn
est they will work wonders. The
town nasds it —it will broaden and
elevate the citizenship.
Remembor: "United, ws stand'
divided, we fall."
r«a Know What Yra Art Takls
When you take Grove's/Taut- »
! less Chill Tonic because the form
ula is plainly printed on every
bottle showing that it is Iron aud 1
Quinine in a tastlesd form. No
cure, No Pay. 60c.
Placidly Said.
Hewitt—Does tbtf climate agree wKb
your wife} Jewltt—That's more than
I'd expect of any climate.—Smart Set i
"I am pleased to recommend
Chamberfain's Cough Remedy aa
the best thingl know of and aafest
remedy for coughs, colds and .
bronchial trouble," writes Mrs. L
B. Arnold, of Denver, Colo. "We
have used it repeatedly and it baa
never failed to give relief. For
sale by all dealers.
Abdemlnal Surgery.
Abdominal surgery flrat was at
■ tempted In France In the fourteenth
century.
—Ambitious young men and
ladles should learn telegraphy,
for, since the new 8-hour law be- '
came effective there is a shortage '
of many thousand telegraphers. 1
Positions pay from S6O to S7O a (
month to beginners. The Tele- .
graph Institute of Columbia, 8.
C. and five other cities is opera- *
ed under supervision of R. R. Of- 1
flcials and all students are placed
when qualified. Write them for
particulars., t i
I
Fdon's Stripes for "Trait Criminal!."
Washington Dispatch, 18th.
''Felon's stripes" as a punish
ment for "trust criminals" in the
United States to end "commercial
piracy under benevolent 'rules of
reason'" are proposed in a bill
ameuding the Sherman anti-trustr
law drafted by Representative
Henry, of Texas, to be introduced
in the House upon the opening of
Congress next month. Its Intro
duction probably will mean its
passage in the House.
The bill specifically defines just
what oonstilutes a trust, legislates
from the present statute the "rule
of reason" as interpreted by the
Supreme Court in the Standard
Oil and Tobacco decisions and
provfdee as punishment for viola
tion of -the law imprisonment from
2 to 10 years in the penitentiary.
It will be referred to the jndiclary
committee for deliberation.
■aw mt Olatanh tor CaSanhOnl
CtaMa Mm—|
aa aeroury will auraly destroy tha senee of
•melt and oompletely derange tha
system whan enterlhg It through tha mucous
■urfaoes. Such artlclri should never ba unad
except oa preeertptioae from lepateble phy
slclans. aa tha d*mag* they will da la ton
fold to tha no* you aan poselbly delve 1 row
•ham. HalraCatarrh Cura. manufactured
by V. J. Cheney fc Co.. Tolado, 0„ oontatna no
uaraury, and la tahaa Infernally, aetlsg
directly upon tha blood and muooui surface
of the system. la buying Hall'* Catarrh Cur
ba serr you eat tha genuine. It la Uken In
tarnally and made In Tolado, Ohio, by P. J
Cheney a Co. Testimonial free.
Hold by Drue? lata. Price Tfc) par bottle.
Take Hall'a family PIIU for oonatf|>*tlon
With but oue dissenting vote
the American Baukera' Associa
tion, in session in New Orleans
last week, gave its unqualified ap
proval to the Aldrich plan for the
reform of the monetary scheme of
the United State*. Congress is
urged to deal with the proposition
as an economic question outside
the domsin of party politics. Con
fidence was expressed that."the
high purpose actuating the na
tional monetary commission as
sure the workiugoutof the details
with the sound principles stated
in the plsn, in such a manner as
to gain the confidence snd support
of all classes."
(ARNOLD'S
W tocSaU - BALSAM
Cholera Morbus by
Graham Drug Co.
Graham, N. C.
The Memphis Commercial-Ap
peal has published its annual fore
cast of the cotton | roduction for
1911, estimating the field growth '
at 16,046,000 bales. This isex-j
elusive. This is exclusive of liut
ers secured M cotton oil mills and
what are termed as "repacks."
Backache, Headache, Nerveasneee
and rheumatism, both in men snd
women, mean kidney trouble. Do
not allow lt»to progress beyond
the reach of medicine but stop it
promptly with Foley Kidney Pills.
They regulate the action of the
urinary organs. Tonic in action,
quick in results. For sale by all
Druggists.
John F. Dry den, founder of the
Prudential Insurance Company of
America and at the head of It
practically all his life, a former
member of the United Slates
Senate, a director in many large
coiporations and a tnulti-mlllioi •
aire, died Friday evening at his
home at Newark, N. J. He was
a native of Maine and was 72
yean old.
A HOUUHOU) HKDICMH
That stops coughs quickly ami
corse colds Is Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound. Mr*. Anoa Pel
zer, 2626 Jefferson St., So. Omshit,
Neb., says: "1 can recommend
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
as a sure cure for ooughs ami
colds. It eured my daughter of a
bad cold a d my neighbor, Mrs.
Benson, cured herself and ln-r
whole family with Foley's Honey
aud Tar Compound. Everyone in
our neighborhood speaks highly
of it." For sale by all Druggists.
For pains in the sldeorehsst
dampen a piece of flaonel with
Chamberlain's Liniment and bind
it on over the seat of jpain. There
Is nothing bettor. For sale by
all dealers.
Application lor Pardon ed Richard
Nov**.
Application.Will be Made In the Governor
of forth Carolina for the pardon el hta-hard
Neville, convicted at tha Here*. Mil. Term
ul tae Sapeetor ».*rt of Alamance county,
of the crime ef (he larceny of a mule and
sentenced to the State prieon for a tars of
See yean.
All persons who apaece 11 a gtaallng of
aald union are Invited to forwaid their pro
tea* toUwGovernor without May.
PARKKIt*PAKKBH,
AU'ya for hlehard Ret tile
Criminals."
TOUR KIDNEY PILLS
I far btcktcbi, rheoPUtitm, kidney or bladder trouble, and urinary irrefularttiaa.
Jl Foley"* Kidney Pill* partly tb* blood, ratter* lost vitality and vigor. Refuse substitute*.
For Sale by all Druggists
(""""""To Cure a Cold In One Day ,
Bromo flmnine I
THE EXACT DOSE
i« all you haqe to give of the pna- &
cripiiou compounded ban. The A
doctor will not hare to lellyou to in- I^\
create tha quantity in order to pro- mvAB
duoe the desired result. For our
drags *re pure, freeh and of fall
strength. They act just as they U
should. Bring your prescriptions f n>\
h ore for the beet drug service. Ml 11 [ 1»
Graham Drug Company, f
'Phone 99 Prescription Druggists.;
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Annual Statement 1911 1
0 '
In accordance with tha requirements of Section 1326 of the ReviH,
of 1906, of North Carolina, I, Chaa. D. Johnston, Register of Deeds
and ex-offlcio Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners of Ala
mance County, north Carolina, do hereby certify that the following
Statement is true and correct, to-wit: '
1. Tha number of days each member of the Board met with the
Board.
2. The number of days each member of the Board served on
oommlttee.
3. The number of miles traveled by each member reapeetfully.
GEO. T. WILLIAMSON.
To 82 days commissioner at 92.00 per day..'. $44.00
To 3 daTs on committee at $2.00 per day .. ?. 6.00
To 628 milea traveled at 6c per mile 26.40
•76.40
E. L. DAILEY' -
To 22 days commissioner at $2.00 per day......... $44.00
To 628 miles traveled at 6c per mile 26.40
$70.40
T. B. BARKER. ■
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To 22 days coinnissioncr at $2.00 per day. ..." $44.00
To 1 dny on committee at $2.00 per day.......... 2.00
To 600 mil us traveled at 5c per mile •• • 33.00
J. E. STROUD.
To 21 days commissioner at $2.00 per day $42.00
To 3 days on committee at $2.00 per day 6.00
To 672 miles traveled at 6c per mile 33.60
,$81.60
W. H. TURRENTINE.
To 22 days commissioner at $2.00 per day $44.00
To 3 dvys on committee at s2.oopsr day 6.00
To 132 miles traveled at 6c per mile 6.60
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Total r .... .... .... $364.00
" In the above Is Riven 22 days the total number that the Board of
! County Commissioners for Aiainanoe county, N. C., waa in session
! from Dec. 1, 1010 to Nov. 30, 1911.
{ 'Witness my hand at offlce iu Graham, Nov. 26, 1911.
CHAS. D. JOHNSTON,
Reg. of Deeds and cx Officio Clerk to
Board of County Commissioners.
The Compounding of Drugs
Is an ancient art, but in this, as in
other sciences, there has been wonder
ful progress : : : : :
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In Our Drug Store
The compounding of prescriptions isan
exact science, conducted on modern
lines, and with the best and purest in
gredients : : m : : :
You will be safest in bringing your
prescriptions to us : : : , :
Alamance Pharmacy,
s
The Store
J. C. Simmons Druggist
e^siSSSSSSBSSStt^EBEES
Fount&inPenl
Should be in every stockinOwe
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Havlof ouallfir4 ■* adalnldrator of Iha
Mtu of W. T. Vaufku, let* of Alataauca
tim sir. I barator «l»a aoiiea to all IWWH
ladaMad to BM KUH to BMka lan»*dlar«
wllnmit. U4 mil PNNM kHlai alalia
duly balora U>a Ut 4ar of I>e
mWr, 1912, or UU molloo will to
la bar of laalr raenrarr
HarW M iff. T. Vaasfea.
—SCISSORS and Knives an
easily ruined il not properly ground
when being sharpened. II you want
litem sharpened right and made to
cut aa good aa new give me a triaL
Will sharpen anything from a broad
aseto a pen-knife. Cn&rges moder
ate. B. N. TUBMBB, this office.
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