:." Ai-3 a-i --a7 'it V. If I
; . One' hundred young men noi uo
? ; (Jer sixteenyears of age , who desire
to do something more than ordinary,
"bands"- who wanf tosearnjraora
ArriTftrl trt latA for nnhlirAtinnlaat. wop.lr
; The readers of t ; pa)er will be pleas
frf -fn fftrn that. -t.Tpr in t: ' lana nno
A Dig ounce oag ot owen , Ray Matkins who has been work
djceadaclifeiHetbC ncience ban beeivble
Cttafrhl f BhU s AtaYaJTcr Care' is bn
ivfm ttiVA miv
T T - V ' L
t the aldlr
c&I frr termtvHftitiirrfi7FiiiYft nfn
E L T ' rT.- . I 7 ' 1
. Mechanical Colletre for the Colored
Thursday
al treattneivtv ilali'e Catarrh- Cnre ia
taken iuUrnal1.v, acUua dimjdy-TiTTbni I
,o : maire fifffTTiKA!:?,-!
. . -
V .'.'' t mi i i i it i
the
inaufied teachers.
- :r 4lw 1A has boueht a ton
icrnt a " tonuiielpsa Vrntawv
tion of the disease, and iriviny th nati.
tutiun ami aspi
.pureTfn luing: its
: uiii auu ujlio -xjuuuui vji 4 irao kjx i noa an uc wuuf yvivtsiLccM' umslt-i
v. I . . At I mrm9 All' tmj Wsv-t liY " r f r" l 1
iajtn in ita curative pov?rs
mux v - ui UUJ
Lcccl c:iPcr::aL
Furniture and H0&3 jjpjshmgs
. r jivvryuiniBx
1 if I f inrt lnin ttmn , 1.7 - . a -A 1. T .-..-"" 1 -"T t . . ..
I ;uic most economy
For FreeiToitiou ! r fofalalog,
wrifcA t ' Fr!iflrtft Dump's' .
A. & M. College. Greensboro N. C.
; fc i . i - -
To every one.. who pays, us one
dojlarn suksejiptiot$ (uringj the.
imontBof October, we will make
them Vpresent. of' a "y ear; subscrip
tion to the Southern) Agriculturist.
One of the best Southern Agricul
tural Journals.
v Kite Snuff js goodfor the' nerves.
- '.
oax-ii iajisfo enreisendjtor- testimonjU
Take Hall's Family Fill for natina.
f : Golden Grain Smokinar tobacco js
the best smoke. ' rgarrl lesss of' orice
uuvkuc-iimi Aeb wuav. Ui not Olte
the tougue.
Husband 'a Good Provider.
' 1 Walklnfgy.ie dav, auuontr ils old
parishioners in , the Eaf.t Eud of
JLbndiHi; 1 Di. Lanjr "now A i chbish-1
r Jll' i: TTrT-.irrti- . I fifteen bushels txM beacre.
W r V V, --'I .VV"1! tKMuir uiaue some poe
Thom pson; made, a short ? visit' to I gooil Wany of lis oojd say they
-t 7 LT " 'I wcii; uue.u ue wuuiu liive ua a Sam-
Miss Minnie Garrison spent
oast week. at Greensboro visitinflr re-1 -: Mrs Jennie Cobb and -son Olie
latives and attending the fair.. visited Mrs Durhani recently .
R E. Teaue soent Wedtfesdav U.5'9.i,;eii'
and Thndav at Greensboro attend Bl?W. or .lnrec ; weefes vis.. not
. 1 i .,t.--' I much better.
ing 10 uusiuess huu vusiiiug me lair.
Golden Grain braokinsrJ
the hfit Rmnkp. rmmrdlpAa
il ' 1 i. . j " ttt'h . ui ; I, - - - I 1-vv, eo me repiita
mmv v.. ... uv. i" I , x. oi uwynnana wuespenc oun-i min'in thu'fTraf-
,uc WUBUC- : 1 aay with; Mrs, Xda.Walfcer. , vrn xr21:
ITU Tt J" "J -J a.' J 1 I ",,,)(u,Jv..UlUWH,
phn.Underwood and sisterofAl- h,ope yOurhusbahd is
came to town last week to spend a T. 3 spent , tsaturday good provider.
few days with 'her son R. A. Ctoble P n 1 , , . . D? .. .f00"111: v 'Yes, sir, thank fyou. ' sir." she
and stepson T F Coble. awv Un JJn MjuU ot We and replied: he's provided me" with three
a i nT it: x' i I r " w " k at Biuws we were
xcw uur i married." l id Bits
ounaay mornitig witn his sister Mrs
Sarah Matkins. ,
Don't fail to call and see Hall's . ""Z n W Wr -k: of PHce"
. l r'- v-7 vivmiuc, ivu au.. tkn va . ,J ' llr -I l .!'
hne pi fall, shoes. y Shoes .for the I Vralker '
wooie iamuy,? puces w piease, quai: Adolphns Cox au4 wife visited
W. A. Matkius Sunday evening.'
. ue HUM "X
pruving' a
Come, you're the -Doctor.
Which shall it be.
Costivenesa, constipation, or
Hollister's Kocky Mountain Tea.
T. H. Straud.
Golden Grain Smoking tobacco is
on: the mai k t todav. VV ill not bite
I the tongiie.
iiy guaranteed. Trolinwood Mills.
Cnarter was granted the Murbola
Hosiery Mills last Friday , with a
cipitaKtock of $50,000. E. H.
l.l
IELLARS & SON U
. . . i
Misses. Olivia Smith
FOR SALE BY
Burlington, N. C.
OA , ....
Trinity Park : School
A Fkit-Cla Preraratorr School '
Certificates of ( .raduatica Aceept-
ed for Kntranec to Lead
ing Southern tkjlleg
Best Equipped Preparatory Scfaeol ' ia the
$ South
The Kins Umbrella. '
The King ef tle Belgians' once
left his umbrella in a hansom ' when
driving b Brussels. This Was r-
Mattie turned to his Maiestv a ft.
I A.
atterwards hv t.hp nmnrl Mhktf nrk
were among the number from this offered for his honesty by the King
place who attended the Fair at Leopold the sum of 100 francs.
Greeusb -ro. " t The astute jehu, however, begged
Mr. andlrs. R. A. Coble spent f greauavorot tneiling, Uuuld he
a few days last week visiting her have the uabrella instead of the
isvwi was grantea, ana
NT
11 In: .
ft! o o2i(i);:
1 1 LSa)0 and See if you $
: don't think sol
I ; ;- Easy Payments
MCCUX rATTESNS i .
Celette for tyW,( trfect fitj simpUdtr anil
reliability , nearly' 40 years. Sold . to nearly
T itynl tom'm the Unittd'Strtt nd
Canada, or br.ioail direct. More, sold lhao.
wujw nuc, - aeaa ior xree - cxuloefie.
money'
lefore many days had passed the!
Faculty f ie-i rtie r- rid 'evh--ere.
Caruo.is i,f .xc it.v--ive wcres.
Library c..tHt. if'r forty thuijind. s
volumes. Wei! uiifeti rytriMa &
sium. Hifh istaii;,-ij-Js ,(inl ii:o:l
ern methods- ot instruction. Fre
quent lectures by in'-innYenr lect
urers. Expenses ex-'-iutx m j
erate. Eleven years ot plir -no -urn
al success.
For Catalogue and Other Informa
tion Adde8 -
H. M NOftTH,
Headmuster,
Durham, - - - N. C.
sister Mrs. Curry Stewart of near
ijreeusboro also attending the
Greensboro Fair.
Every farmer in Alamance couu-
ty snould read the Soutlieru Atrri-
eulturirt.' You cau gft-t it one veat
by pavme a dollar oil Mtbscriutiou
to 1 he State Dispatch.
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Messrs. Ward and Perry two nf t6 kf-ep off showers of rain, but this
Orange counties most prosperous to- seems to have been put up to brin
last curing at Morgan's Warehouse
last Thursday makiug an average
tf $22.50 er hundred, tLe be.i
45.00 per bund ed.
Sickening headaches, iuditrestion. measure and
constipation, indicate unhealthy con
dition of the boweU. Hollister's
V nnd new raicri rri- nfl o A I.a,
g...., v...(A,ft auuico : . 4. v 4
THE McCAU CO, 238 to M W: th SU RIW TORI
ft
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rf.Aw-
InmuimMtiM.taiA . - - - .
anlckly ascort.in onr opinloa frosrVWtier so
InVaiirfAII AaI MAnkKVlA Am. A A a.a A. T . .
Inrentton ts probably patentabto.- Oommanleiw
uu. HJ
or for
Fatenta taken through Munn
Pciaj noiic, without charts In the
tkma strict It confident
cent free. Oldest airener for
HAM3800I n Patents
i nfmrinir narAti
rough liunn St CoTret
receive
Patents taken
Scientific jjtnericati.
AhaMsomelr lllnrtrated weekly. Tjuveet etfw
1 ealation or any antenttfle InartuJ. :Terma. 13 a
I -V.J.lI?riaoJ.th8 L rw newadealers.
Brapc Offl.-e. 625 F.StWMhinton. C. 0
5wiSJ,5&A$,D DEFENDED. SendmotW, I
iTJ" Ph,oto- for expert search aiid free rmxrt
eopyrjgnta, efa, iN rnmuTBir-
"y and ofUn tke patent. '
oViKloOT Pract,ce &e,tay. '
TIO EshOi BtTM. Mr TJaiud Btate Patent Offlca.
I v .; WASHINGTON,
P AgA-aM-------gaA-m-mAv
- r . i u..ii ,wmj, ur'Kaaiioi'. I
Cabman had Ullt UI) thp nmhrlla iW, WONDESFIIL UVUlimtinsrr
le and it Was kn.iokpd drrr, t.J i"tP!:,f"?, premium caulogn-
some royal enthusiastic for 1,100
francs
When Kinjr Leopold- heard -of
this he . exclaimed: "Well ' I'v
heard of an umbrella being put uj
; !.d?"ots about ikok or Peary Dis-
vi train n - K VT Tt " ' .
i -. . "V"6 n-u X-Oie. ' V
RFIT. d0Ul that S Thomas Sons will
X f do oa Job of Tin Jlwfing Guttering, '
Sp -uting, Stove andi Furnace Repairiag, also Installing Hot
A H Systems, of any tinners in the State; For the price. ' Give
a wenry.ronr -years experience. ;; g
317 Worth Street, :vi0ne id, A.;. I
1 li"
(.own showers of trflH TnI.
anut;u
yi it "
uiobe.
Good Measure.
T " 1 1 i
uasper uau oeen given a pint
sent up to the stirp-
room with orders to bring down thaj g9
When he return- Q
62
69
4?
65
as
t . ; - - : "
amount of hpnc wkn k a
- if ucil 1JC ICtUlU' 7
Rocky Mountain Tea makes the bo- ed he was walking verv slowly and ?0
wels work naturally and restores carefully, scarcely bending a joint ?2
your system to perfect health and and holding the pail clasrted clolv. S
strength. Be?in tonichf I in his arms, so a n..f o.;n (AW
-7
yYn. tt&vn vim mi
ill' ii, ; I-, i i f i i I..,- i i:i ii if lu i i f 4 in i i r i-jri 11
i -
Begin tonight.
T. H. Stroud.
n l
Durae
ns
Ufted
From Barlington Backs Relief j
Proved by Lapse of Time.
Backacoe is a heavy burden;
Nervousuess wears one otft;
Rheumatic pain; urinary ill;
All are Kidney burdens
Daily effects of kiduey weakness.
io use to cure the symptoms,
Keliet is Jbut temporary if the
cause atiuaiUB. '
.1. i
vyuic mc Kiuueys ana vou core
the cause.
Relief comes quickly comes u
stay.
in his arms, so as not to spill any of
the piled up beans licaching the
kitchen table, he gently slid the pail
over on on corner of it and hrpat.h.
ed a sigh of relief when not a single
Dean stirred, from the well rounded
top. , :
''Why, Jasper, did you get your IS'
pail full?" asked his mothpr ,w.i9: 7&
bly. "
"Yes, mother, her-'s vour uint l
1 II
except one tean that would k.v T
roll ine off." and hp A row u 1 1 f
bean from his pocket and added it
to me already heaped to-overflowiim
measure. The Delineator for No
vember.
KILLthe COUGH.
and CURE the LUNGS
WITH
i era---' " - -
Cure sick kidney nermantlv
Heres proof that vou ean verif?
George Lediord, 200 W. Matket
1 4 m-
ot., Greensboro, say: " I used
Uoao s Kidney-Pills some months
ago with the most satisfactory re
ruhs and at that timelgavi&a state
ment, publicly recoui mending t.hp.m
I am now glad to confirm all I have
The Soft Answer.
Washington Star
At a dinuer in Bar Harbor -a Rrls-
D au'B Kidney Pills cure kidnpv fn 1.man P' the wit f the
; ' late Edward Everett Hale
"Walking on the outskirts of FU
ton one day," she said "he and T in
advertently entered a field tU
- ""V
a io trespassing' sign nailed to
tree.
"Soon a farmer appeared
xitouooncip in ini nelfl ro
prosecuted,' he saHo a trrim toue
it i Tr ...
"ur. nale smilel blandlv.
f - . J Klir -mm mm X
saui concerning ibis remedy as I N trespassers ray
have had but little trouble from my "i ne said
kidneys since. Whenever I feel in ' 1 are u asked
need of a kidno.' mrA- t . amased farmer. ,.,.
r v" "wvmr t ni UUfC m , TT . . ,
use lean's Kidnev Pills and thoV " c 1C 'uu,u,,,au8 a ur. Hale.
never fail to give the desired results. L - '--i
FTrvr cnl I. .. ll J i ' . I hp, Snilf horn A m,nh...i ! .
vi an .'ueaiers. Jrrice ,. 6 st Fuo"j
fit) rvnta f?..a- .It 'T I lished flt Nflskvillo Tonn rA.
" -oici-miiuuru to., iew TTT," i i-vuu.y hijjc .-uuc;
Vrvrlr .. , , . . I rVPr O-dar ari II i.!.t. ... - . '. .'
v.'owe ngeiiis ror tn united I r v '' ' .o,wy u, evefy oev
States. I ' - lor old Siihsf-rihpr. tr (do T.;., ,
.rvemembtr the tfatfle Doan's j -tr? f f uoar . on .subsriptiou
and take! no bthAr ' :rddrihg4he;month,of .Ottol
s'- " ; fife' .emia.iverv . ftnrtoril-...
the
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Our entire line of Men's
Boys andlffildren Clothing
has arrived and is ready ' for
your inspection. Our cloth
ing was designed and - made
with a view to pleasing and
i satisfying the most exacting
men.
J Men, leaders in their craft
designedtjfiemVl facilitv
was placed at their disposal,
and no:exgese ys0ted-
; the 'effoit 'to produce the m
correct styles. Following this
the choicest fabrics of leading
manufacturers were secured
and only the highest quality
selected. And only the clever- ,
est tailormen allowed to com
plete the work. 7
The result is that these gar
ments stand "head and shoul
ders' above the great majority
of clothes offered the Burling
ton : public Our styles are
distinctive. Our garments
consider the value we are giving. , v. y mmir' t
anDnTo & and Ladies' and C&ntshocs Hats
and Dry Goods. Also Ladies Tailor Made Suits. , tTiV .
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