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ed to learn that there is at least , one
. dreaded disease that science baa been able
taxure ana-iUtagesnd-
lj'TOsitiveure.now knpwj. tot the medi
Wrafmutr.Vthtarrh being a constitu-
T lioaal-lisjeasejwqnires" aTOHstitotion-
al treatment Hall e UHtarrn uure is
tken;intern"aliy,(te,.diiy;tly;npi
. thfl Hood IathV nktftbst atttske Of 'the
t Hvatpm thfrRb-de&troYinz the founda
tion of the di8ease,and gying;th ,pati-
eiit strenfrth by building np the consti
" tntion and assisting nature in doing its
work. The ; proprietors, have ' so much
. faith in itrf,curatiTet powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollar . for any case
that it fails to cure. - Send for testunom
Arfrtri F. J. CHENEY & CO.
i Sold hv all Druiroists. 75c Toledo, 0.
5 - Take Hall's Family Pills for constipa-
- tion, ' " - ; . -
, Wanted
V, i One hundred young men not un-
der sixteen years tot age who desire
to do something more than ordinary
' ."hands' V-who wanto earn more
1 than wages generally paid-to "hands"
; to come to the Agricliliurdl &
Mechanical College for the Colored
"." Haoe ahd there "prepare themselves
r'tb be skilled mechanics, intelligent
farmers, well qualified teachers.
V iiraduate9 earning from $30.00 to
$150.00 per month. FWrd, lodg
ing and tuition $7.00 per month.
. Fall term begins September 1, 1909.
' For Free Tuition or for catalog,
write President Dudley, j
A. & M. College. Greensboro N. C.
promptly obtained in all conntrles, or HO FEE.
ri Urad. Hnd Rketcli. Model or fboto. for 1
lrevort on. pMecUbUity, , ALL BUSIKES$
H STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. Patent praeuos
ercluaiTly; Hurpaasingnfaencefl.
book orfUow to obtain and Sell patents. What in
ventions wlU pay.How to gt a partner And othfer
Ta4aabie Information. Ber.t tree to any adoresa,
D. SWSFT & CO.
501 Seventh St., Washington, D.'C
Trinity Park School
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A Firit-CUst Preparatory School
Certificates of Graduation Aceept
ed for Entrance to Lead
ing Southern Colleges
Best Equipped Preparatory School in the
South
! Faculty of tea olflwwand- tem-h--Fers.
sCanims f eexenty-fire acre.
u-Library cotai .irg forty , thousand
volumes. Well epuipped gymna
. sium. High standards and mod
ern methods of instiuction. Fre
quent lectures by prominent lect
urers. Expenses exeeelingly mod
erate. Eleven years of pn-uoni-it-al
success.
tion Addre8
H. M. NORTH,
Headmaster,
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ipeeiaLnotice, wittaoat chargei ta th t
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A bandsomeTr lllbitratM weeVlr. ' ' Largest et
enlation of any scientific Joarnal. Terms. $3 s
rear; four months. JL 8old by all newsdealers.
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drawing or photo. I or expert searcCaod free report.
Free advios, how to obtain patents, trad mi-fc
wP7Tibt,eta, ,N ALL COUNTRIES.
Business direct with Washington saves tim.
, money and ofUn the foUnt. ;
V tjrt Infringement Practice EkcJuslvety."
: Write or oomefo uat . ,
1 KllLta btrwt, m-xViUA tatj TUnX Wi.
KILLtheCOUOI
and CURE THE LUNGS
Won ifedrtif
FOR CW :jfiS&L
I MP ALL THROAT AND LUKG TROUBLES.
UidaltM'PersjinaL:
"Kite Snuff is good for the nerves.
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Wlrr tJatea was a DUSiuess wtiici
at MeLeroneday lak week:
Messrs E. Tl Home and E. M.
Raleich visitors last
f--"6 o
week. -'. v - v ( - yj",
" b 2 ounce bag of Golden
fJroin KmnWinir Tobacco lor nve
cents."
Miss Sallie Sooit spent Saturday
and Sunday at Durham as the guest
of friends. '
"A bic 2i ounce bag of Golden
f?min Smokinff ; Tobacco for five
cents." - .
Jno M. Coble our clever express
aent visited Durham Saturday tak
ing in the show.
J. P. Albright left Friday for i
few days business trip in the JEas
tern part of the state.
Mrs. Jessie Hbit spent vtwo or
three days last weeK visiting menus
and relatives near Oaks.
' '
Miss Rosa Thompson was one
among the large. number who attend
en the State Fair last-week.
R. L Blaylock deputy
from Greensboro was a
marshal!
business
visitor in the city Friday.
The band of the Toshua Simpkins
show paraded our streets last Friday
showing Friday night at Graham.
Miss Olivia Smith was the guest
of Mrs. W. G. Careathers at Oaks
for a few days during the past week.
Miss Bertha Boone of near Whit
8ett was in town Friday shopping
aid visiting her oister Mr. Thomp
son. Come, you're the Doctor,
Which shall it be
Costiveness. constipation, or
Hollister'8 Rocky Mountain Tea.
T. H. Strand.
Golden Grain Smoking tobacco is
the best smoke, rgardlesss of price
on the market today. . Will not bite
the tongue.
His. manv friend0 will be glad to
learn that Wm Home who has been
seriously ill for several week is much
irap.roved. ' , I
Miss Mabel Ellis of the State
Normal College Greensboro was the
guest of her parents Satunlay and
Sunday. , , ;
"Fred Warren a sttident of Elon
College spent Saturday and Sunday
as the eucst ot Misses Marv ana
Ben lah Foster.
Lots; Lots; Lots: Auction, Auc
tion Auction, Nov, 4th. 10 o'cl'Kik
a. m.
Central Loan and Trust Co:
Miss Cleta Patterson visited her
sister Miss Swannanoah last Wed-
nesdav nieht eoinor to the Fair at
Raleigh Thursday.
Don't fail to call and see Hall's
ine of fall' shoes. Shoes for the
whole family, pi icps to please, qual
i y guaranteed. Trolinwood Mills.
May.r Barrett and son Carl left
Saturday for Durham to attend the
Brnum and Baney show also visit
friends at Roxboro Ins former home.
Jno T. Plott a contractor who
has charge of the grading force be
tween here and Alamance Mills spent
Saturday and Sunday at Greensboro.
'Jolden (irain Smoking tobaccojis
Lueyoesu sraoKP, reguriii' n p'iw
ojthe market today. Will not bite
. i t . i 1 1 :
the tongue.
B Godman spent' two or three
days last week in the city of High
Point; visiting R. H. .Garrison. Mr.
Good man states that M r Garrison is
getting along nicely in the mercan
tile business: .,
Sickening headaches, indigestion,
constipation, indicate unhealthy con
dition of the bowels. Hoi listers
Rockv Mountain Tea makes the bo-
wels work naturally and. restores
vour system , to' perfect health and
strength. Begin tonight.
T. H. Stroud.
. The Southern Agriculturist, pub
lished at Nashville, Tenn., price 50c
per year, will be given to every ncv
or old subscriber to the Dispatch,
who pay 8 a dollar on subscription
during the month of October. This
offer is open to every subscriber ot
the State Dispatch.
Cook says he did it. Peary says
vhe did it,' but' the chan are neit'
her one did it unless betook: Hoi lis
teis Rocky Mountain Tea.' It is
the most searching and finding Remedy-
there is no doubt after tak
ing as sure as you take it you get
result! Do it tonight. -:
r . T. H. Stroud:
' 1 the hestmoker Tegardlesssof;prJccv
on the marKet toaay., u u not ojie
the tbnguev f : : 1 '
- wSotneionetole one orJessie Jxplfs
water SDaniehpuipiiMi TiiujredaT,
night, j - A desperate effi)rt was madej
by the mother aog; to vingnten ine
rogue but she was beaten bftck? V :
Do not stay at home and : let , ot
hers get all the good bargins iu lots,
On Thursday November the 4tb at
10 o'clock.
Central Loan and Trust Co. ;
Call at the State Dispatch office
and get a sample copy, of be South
ern Agriculturist, that we. will give
you a years subscription - to, when
you pay us that dollar on your sub
scription. - -y;W
As in ye olden times, ; ye ghosts
and goblins will visit the earth on
All Hallo wien. They will assemble
themselves in ye Mayors Hall at
six of the clock. . Come and join
them. Fortunes told by witch craft
Oysters served in stews 'antr frys
October thirtieth at sixf m. for
the benefit ofThe Thompson Or
phanage. - " '
A Bargain for, the Ladies.
The manaeement of the State
Dispatch has made arrangements by
which we are enabled tf give a years
subscription to McCalls magai5tDe
together with auy fifteen , cent pat
tern, your own selection from the
magazine, and a years subscription
to the Dispatch, all for One Dollar.
Fhis, beyond a doubt is the best
proposition ever ottered by any
newspaper, and one thfct should ap
peal to every lady in Burlington and
the surrounding country. Bring, or
send us th dollar, and we will do
he rest.
What the kidney Do
Their Unceasing Work Keeps Us
Strong and Healthy.'
AJl the blood in the body passes
through kidneys once every three
minutes. . The kidneys filter the
blood. They work night and day
When healthy they remove about
500 grains,oi impure matter ; daily,
when unhealthy some part of thi
impure matter is left in 'tneblood.
This bring on olany diseases- and
vmptoius p.iin in the imeli, heu.1
aches -'iiervousitees hot, dry! jfjliiic
rbeuuiatim gout gravel jjisrrdern ol
the eyesight and hearing dizziness1,
irregular heart debility' drowsiness
Iropsy dciHsits in the urine,' ete
But if you keep the filters right you
will have no trouble with your kid
neys, r
J. B. Stubbms S. Main sr. Bur
lington N C, "I used Doan's Kid
ney Pills, procured at the Freemau
Drug Co. aud the results werei so
satisfactory, that I have, no hesita
tion in recommending? the iremedy.
I know Doan s Kidney Pills to be
a reliabl0 remedy for disordered kid
neys." ;
For sah- !v Whalers, lrioe
50 cents. rosU'r-Mllurn Co.. New
York, sole agents fur the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's
and take uo other.
The Family Reading Problem.
To find reading that satisties one's
craving, for the bright and attractive
and is at he same time, perfectly,
suitable lor impressionable young
people is at times difficult. The best
.magazines are admittedly published
for mature readers only. The Youth s
Companion alone is for all t e farui
ly. While the editors keep in mind
the eager desire of the young for ta-:
les of action enterprise and adveu-'
ture thce stories iu The .Companion,
are so well written as ty iasciDa(e
men and women in all stages of life'
journey. Ana tnis is true 'not only
ol the fiction in The Companion but
of the entire contents. The articles
by famous w.'itersconvey knowledge
that is useful to Ihe wisest and most
experienced as ; well as to the imma
ture. In 8iiort The Companion sol
ves the reading problem for the en
tire family: It is entertaining aud
it is Worth while.'7
' Ky;ry new subscriber will find it
of special advantage to send at once
the Jl. 75 for the new 1910 Volume!
Not only does he get the beautiful
''Venetian" Calendar for 1910, lit
hographed in thirteen colors "and
gold but all the issues of The Cotn
panioh for the remaiuitig weeks', of
1909 from the time the subscription;
is receiveu.
The Youth's Companion.
Companioq.Building, Boston Mass
New Subscriptions Received at
this Office. ,
:'ftf Scse Iicecsd Legulahcn.
J;lPresWenTa
I lationgulation crKate-actuie
cause prosper ity prea . aangers, ana
the . 'etostasyf ot treat profits' m ig b t
leadraciiaudrr Jaer
less acU; has. met the instant protest
of financial add commercial journals.
They urge that a time of abounding
prosperity is no jtime - for new legis
latipn, on business; 7 j '
The peple-think otherwise. .The
opinion, of the great mas uf business
men, producers and wage-earners is
wijh president TafV'The expansion
which has carried all records of trade
and production beyond : 1907 is ac
companied with rising price for food
arid the -other necessities of life,
which cramp vthe fmall income aud
wage.; The consuuiption of iionna
steel irises, bat uot.ot wheat. Shares
are higher, but cotton cloth, which ,
the masses use, is dearer. The im
portation of diamonds in, 3epteiuber
beat the record, but the sale of shoes
were disappointing. More people
are at work than ever before and
wages are .maintained, but the pur
chasing power of the money earned
is reduced by high prices.
&o law can increase the cotton
crop which brings dear cotton, but I
it might regulate Meat Trust prices
for hides. VV heat is'dear from cause
beyond law, but more economical
corporate management might make
the transportation and distribution
of U-od less co tty. If the watering
of corporate stock were prevented
the fixed charges the producer aucl
consumer pays for might and would
oe kept lower.
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reliability nearly 40vyears. Sold in nearly
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McCALIS MAGAZINE i
Afore subscribers than any other fashion
magazine million a month. Invaluable.- Lat
Cjt styles, pattern?, dressmaking', millinery,
pain sewingr, fancy needlework, hairdressing-,
etiquette,. gtxd stories etc Oniy 50 cents a
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vVO:;E3rTX INDUCEMENTS
i.i A nts. -Portal brings premium catalosrue
' --vt i.ctv cash prize efi'os. Address ' L
give every satisfaction
consider the ue we
Also we carry a big
and Dry Goods. Also
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and Comfortable to be found 1 here. Out prices will fit
r..l "i 1' i C: IJil-'t"'' ' It. ' .)'-.""'' - - '
uic mosc economical purcnaser. .
M.B. SMITH
The Furniture Store,
Davis Street'
Ellis Machine
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THERE
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v . . " O.'. "Tor
Sjyrtiting, Stove and furnace "Repairing, also installing Hot
A r Systems, of any Tinners in the State. Forv the price. Give
fbciu a trial. Twenty .four years experience. . ; ' .
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317 Worth Street, Phone No, 40, A.
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Our entire line of Men7s
Boys and Children's Clothing
has arrived ani is ready for
your inspection. ; Our cloth
: ing was ' designed A and mad6
with a view to pleasing and
satisfying tfye most exacting
men. - - . t '
Men, leaders in their craft
designed them. Every facility .
was placed at; their; disposal,
and no expense was spared in
the effoit to produce the mast
correct stylos.- 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.
The result is tliat these gar- -
ments stand "head and shoul
ders" above the great majority
of clothes offered the Burlingf
ton public, Our stylesvare
distinctive. Our garments
ftps.- LiiCsiHiiMii
in the wearing." Our prices are the lowest When you
are giving. ; : : v , '
iin of Men's and 'Ladies' and Children's Shoes Hats
Ladies Tailor Made Suits.
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