Tlie State Dispatch.
TO Years witli
5 We have had nearly seventy years of experience with|
4yer’s Clierrv’ Pectoral. That makes us have great con
fidence in >t for coughs, colds, bronchitis, weak throats,
%nd weak lungs. Ask your own doctor what eperience^
e has had with it He knows. He can advise you |
hvisely. Keep in close touch with physician.
.N-o ai^'oliol In this cough medicine. J,C. AyerCo.XowellMass.
weli- be siroa«. You cannot it your bowels are con»l!pat_ed. ir.e f
Ayer’s PHis, nil vegetable. Ask your doctor if he agrees with us. Do as he says.
Deafness Cannot be G?irodl
b.Y local ’ a/|:)plicationa, ^ as they cannot
reach the diKefi.skl portsou of the esxi'.
To the Suiiday-schoo] Workers of
Alamaoce County.
mi 1 j- X-' . ,' Thei’e is oiilv one avhv to . etjre dejifBBSS
The annual^ con'vsntion Oj. OUl : is‘ V)y conHtitiitionai reiaedies,
CoUllt^v' AsS0Cia.ti0n V/lii bs hGiCl | [)eafness iPcansi'tKi by an infiamed CQudi-
at Spring Quaker chlD'ch, near } tion of the nii!eon.b Imning- of tlie Kiisia-
Saxapahaw, on the 27tll day of ; chian Tnbe. WhP'n tl^s tube is luflamed
A^ i JOU have £1 rumbling .•^ouiiJ or »mpeiiect
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SCHOOL DIRECTOR
August. The piOglBni i^a(i -^vheu it ii entinily closed_
uGlUg* nicld.6 3-Iici WlU b6 P'-j^bilsJl" jg and \iniesf:> tUy
ed soon. Let every school in tllte (inflammijitron can be taken out and this
county be represented at this tube ret5to>‘fd to itsi nonuiii coudition.
convention. At a meetirigof the
Local and Pefsonal.
E. N. Oliver spent Saturdag: at j
Durham on business.
Dr. C. A, Anderson left Satur
day to spend a week or ten days
Waynesyille.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shaw of
Lexington are the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. R, J. Mebane.
Mrs. Jno. Shof^r.er who has
been the guest of relatives at
Danville returned Friday. :
Mrs. Minnie Andrews of the
eastern part of the county spent
Wednesday and Thursday in
town. I
Miss Georgia Miles, who has,
ipent a month vacation in our .
flaidst returned to her home at
U^UVUiB* ninmrii \axsJ9!
II^E. N. Oliver is still doing, elec
trical contracting and is ready to
serve his patrons and friends at
any|time,
Dr. Livingston Johnson and
son who were ^ driving through
the country from Raleigh to
Winston-Salem lost a valuable
horse here last Thursday night,
and replaced the losts by buying
one from J. C. Burke.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Front Street Methodist church
gave an ice cream supper in the
beautiful office lot Thursday
night.' Realizing the nice sum
of $20.00 for which patronage
they most heartily thank the pub
lic.
B. Cheek wholwas operated
an at the Memorial Hospital at
Richmond last Thursday is gett
ing along nicely.
J. C. Squ.'res was called to
Spencer Thursday on account of
the death of his brother-in-law,
E,ugene Howard.
Ml'S. C. G. Brown who has
the guest of friends and re-
ktives at Mebane returned the
latter part of last week.
W. H. Layton left Thursday
tor Lexington to attend the fune
ral of his brother-in-law Jack Co-
fey who was buried Sunday.
Miss Flora Mebane spent last
Ifairsday and Ffiday attending a
pariy given by Mr, and
¥.13, Thompson of Haw River.
The large crowd which retur-
5 ita Fridiy morning frjm Nor-
:*Qlk looked like they had receiv-
?d all that was coming to them.
Miss Dessa and Jacob Milea le-
?arned Thu^’sday to their home
zi Tony after sifending two
veeks the guest of friends and
relatives.
Chas. Walker of the Florence
^ Walker grocery Co., has been
acting funny for the past several _
days. A new girl baby is the
cause of it all,
Mrs, W. H, King and daughter
Mozella of Greensboro arrived
Friday to spend a few days the
guest of S. A. Horne and relati
ves in the county for a few days.
There will be a reunion of the
old students at Jefferson Acade
my Friday evening August 19th
at 5 o’clock. Ail old students
are cordially invited to attend
Kud bring a basket.
Invitations v/ere received last
week announcing the wedding of.
Ralph MeCauiey of Richmond,
Va., fornierally of near Union
Ridge to Miss Bessie Locker,
Thursday August 11th.
W. M, Gates left Friday for
Randolph County to spend seve
ral days the guest of relatives at
Grays Chapel returning Monday
accompanied by his wife who has
been the guest of her parents.
Miss Rosa Moore,' who has
been teaching near Asheville ac
companied by Miss Rosa Robin
son a student passed through
town Saturday for her home at
Saxapahaw. Miss Robinson will
spend sometime visiting.
SmithSimpsoi!.
Mr. Fred M. Smith and Miss
Mattie Simpson were quietly mar
ried in the parlor of Mrs. A, W.
Haywood, of Haw River, last
Wednesday momingat 9:30 a. m.
The man'iage was a very
quiet one, with only a few
friends present. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. T. G.
Vickers, of Durham, N. C.
Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Haywood, of Haw^
River, N. C.; Mr. any Mrs. Jno.
W. Thompson, of Haw River N.
C.; Mr. Joe Simmons with Annie
Justice, of Burlington, N. C.;
Mesdames Claude Smith, H. L.
Birchard, and W. H. Anderson.
Mr. Smith holds a responsible
position with the Southern Rail
way at Spencer, N. C. Miss
Simpson is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. H. Simpson, of Haw
River, N. C. Immediately after
the ceremony they drove through
the country to Burlington, N. C.,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
John W. Thompson, Mr. Joe
Simmons and Miss Annie Justice
and Mrs. Claud Smith. They
took the train for Washington and
other northern cities for a ten
day trip, after which the be at
home in Salisbury, N. C.
execiitive committe a few days
^ ago Prof. John Cobb resigned as
I secretary and treasurer, and Mr.
1 John H. Vernon, of Bui'lington,
v/as elected to fill the place. All
moneys for the County and State
work should be sent to him.
J. D. ANDREW,
Pres. Alamance county Sunday-
school Association.
The Work of Prof. Cuirtias Ap-
pedated.
Hertford, N. C., July 30.—Mr.
Frank H. Curtiss, of Bijirlington,
N. C., and Mrs. Kate Hayes
Fleming, of Oxford, N. C,, con
ducted the institute for the teach
ers of Perqimans county, July
18th to 29th, 1910.
It gives me pleasure to state
that this was the best institute I
ever attended, because it gave
I more practical work that the
' tciachers could carry home and
into their schools, than any insti
tute I have ever attended.
The gentlemanly and dignified
bearing of Mr. Curtiss won the
respect and confidence of all,
while his zeal v^as shared by the
teachers.
His work was clear, methodical
and concise, yet the cove.red the
subjects taught as thoroughly as
could be done in the time at his
command.
A live interest in the work was
kept up until the close of the
institute.
W. G. GaitheJr,
County Superintenden.
hearing will b( desti’oyed ,forever; nine
case,? out of tea are caused by Ga.tarrji
which is notliing' ’aut an inlluiuetl euudi-
tion of the uiueovtb snr?aces.
AVe \vi!I give Quo Hrmdred DoliafS' for
aay caiie of Dtidness (caused by catrrfUO
that cannot be eared by Haifp ('atarrh
Ciire. SeJid fur circHisrs, free.
F. J- Ch.knky & Co,,iToledo, 0.
Sold by Druggi&ti?. 75.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipa
tion.
LIST OF liNMMED LETTEHS
A
Remainiiig in Post Office at
Burlington, N. C.„ August 13,1910
Gentlemen:
Mouta Butts, D. Burton, R. C.
Curtis, N. M. Gill, Moultive Mc-
Langlin, Dan Shephere, J. A.
Veach, Julius Weaver, Edward
L. Wallen.
Ladies: .
Mrs. Fletcher Damerson, Mrs.
Sallie Hazel, Miss Ada Micheal
Miss Maggie Squires, Mrs. J. H.
Tarpley.
Persons calling forany of these
letters will please say ‘ ‘Advertis
ed and give date of advertised
list.”
J. Zeb Waller,
Post Master.
Took AR His Hkey.
After all a man earns goes
The Christian Sunday School
v/ill celebrate their annual picnic
at Stonewall Springs near Haw
River Thursday.
A FirstCiass Preparatory Schooi
Certificates of Graduation, Accepted for
Entrance to Leading Southern Colkg«;s
J'’acuityof ;teuVyfHcers and teachei’8.:'
(,’a rap we of Bpy e» ty - f i y e a cre>s., Li b'rary
ccvntaiiiing: aiqre than fot’ty tliOHskii'd:
bound yohinies.i.. 'iVell equi]s]«s3 g’yiiJr''
iiasiniui Hig'h standards Jind ■siiodern:
jnethode \ ot : jiistitution. Fi’egneiit'
lectures by promijfteirt 5ectt\rei's. ivx-
pensei' exceedingly jwodevatc. Twelve.
yea,rs of piyenom.erial.success^
For catalogue and bth^r information
; ' acldi’esc?
F. S. i^LDRIGE, Bursar
Durham, N. C.
Professional Cards
to
doctors or for medicines, to cure
a stomach, Liver or Kidney trou
ble that Dr, King’s New Life Pills
would quickly cure at slight cost.
Best for Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Biliousness, Constipation, Jaun
dice, Malaria and Debility. 25c at
Freeman Drug Co.
A Mother’s Gratitude.
Many a Mother in BisrlingtoH Will
Appreciate the Following.
Many a strong man and many
a health woman has much for
which to thank mother. The
care taken during their childhood
brought them past the danger
point and made them healthy
men and women. Children are
generally bothered at some period
with incontinence of urine, and
and inability to retain it as ofti-
nies called a habit. It is not the
children’s fault—the difiiculty
lies with the kidnes^s, and can be
readily righted if taken in the
proper way.
Mrs. H. S. Patterson, 211 Hum-
phery St., Greensboro, N. C.,
says: “I am giving Doan’s Kid
ney Pills my endorsement in the
hojje that other sufferers from
kidney complaint will be led to
try this remedy. My son suffer
ed for several years from weak
kidneys. I finally procured a box
of Doan’s Kidney Pills for him
and am glad to say that they
proved of benefit in everyway.”
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name—Doan’s
—and take no other.
The annual picnic of the M. P.
Sunday School will take place
Saturday at Glen wood P'arm.
THE COLLEGnULLETIN
Opening Number—Valuable Edu
cational Publicatiora.
The Vacation Number of the
Elon College Bulletin appeared
in July. The Opening Number
has just made its apperance. It
is a thirty page publication
handsom.ely printed, and illu
strated with cuts of the College
College buildings and Campus
Scenes,
This bulletin discusses the
reason for going to College,
whether ^such education pays,
how any one may have it if he
will, under what environment it
may best be had. It. sets forth
the cost of such education at
Elon, wdiich we find to be very
reasonable, from $112 to $187 for
for ten months. There is also an
article on College Patriotism,
which it will repay atiyone to
read.
There are a few’ copies of this
interesting and valuable publica
tion yet left in the Dean’s office.
Those who would like to have a
copy would do well to direct a
post card to Dean W, A, Harper,
Elon College, N. C., mentioning
this paper, in which an advertise
ment of this institution will be
found.
Dr. W. D. Moser
Practicing Physician,
BURLINGTON, N. C.
Day calls at Freeman Drug Co.
’phone 20. Night calls, Mrs. S.
M. Hornaday’s, ’phone 282.
Country calls promptly answered.
Dameron & Long
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
L S. W. DAMERON ADOLPH LONG
Grnhiim
oiiioc! in
Holt-Nlcliolson itldg.
FllOlie 100-B
(Co-educational)
The CoUege! of Alamance County
Preparatory ', Music, Art, ElomthUi
diiidBusmessBepm'tmeiits.
Four courses leading to De
grees- Special Normal Courses
for Teachers, approved and
endorsed by County Superin-
terkdent Fleming and State
Superintendent Joyner. Every
modern convenience. Steam
Heat. Electric Lights. Bathsi
Terms moderatel from $112.00
to $187.00 per session of ten
months.^
For catalogue or other infor
mation Address
E. L. MOFFITT, President, or
W. A. HARPER, Dean,
Elon College, N C.
THE NORTH CAROUNA
Gliliege of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts.
The State’s college for
training industrial workers.
Courses in Agriculture, Hor
ticulture, Animal Husband-,
ry and Dairy; in Civil Elec
trical and Mechanical Engi
neering; in Cotton Milling
and Dj^’^eing; in Industrial
Chemistry; and in Agricul
tural teaching.
D, H. HILL, Pres.,
/ West Raleigh, N.C.
Trinity College
i?ive iJepartJijeiits--( '
Jite, :Lnj>-ineerii)j.’‘ La\v. i.-'V ''''-
■ti9n,.:-Larg>e.library fianliiv.. \v'n‘
equi])])ed ' Jaboiatories ii; „'ij‘.v '
.JU0nt« of: i^cjouce. .
ishea witb apj.w'rnt„;;^
!(\r *
•venf...; Aid
students
.Tofidu-ryf ;uuJ „■
to/ffijM'tfMo in fwn-Ljha-
■ iuh-Htion rn 'I'twity
Fqrctttalogne'and J»)‘t})er jjifov,},.,)
: ' ' , ^ - . ■ addvesi^ ■ ' '
R. L. FUOWERS: Secretary
: Durham, N. C.
THE NORTH CAROLINA
StateNcrrnal and
Maintained by the State for
the Women pf North Carolina
Four regular Courses leading
to Degrees. Special Courses
for Teachers, Fall Session be
gins September 14,1910. Those
desinng to enter should apply
as early as Jiossible. For cata-
, lbgue and other , information
address
J. I. FOUST, President Greensiioi’o, N. C.
and Conservatory Of
MuSic For Girls and
Young WomenMl.
N. CaroliDu,
If you are thinking of entei'-
ing school write for catalog.
Special ad vantages' in Music
and Art. Location ideal.
Buildings well equipped.
Rates very low. Fall term
opeiris September, .1910.
JOSEPH L MURPHY, Presitot.
.Burlington
office"in
PiodmoRt Building
Plione ■ 250
John H. Vernon,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Burlington, N. C.
Office over Bradloy’i?. Drug; Store.
% Phone 65.
Poor
Miss Florence and Arthur Hoff
man spent last week in the coun
try the guest of relatives and
friends.
John R. Hoffman,
Attorney-at-Law,
Burlington, North Carolina.
Office, Second Floor First National
Bank Building.
DR. J. H. BROOKS
Surgeon Dentist
Foster Building
BURLIJNGTON, N. C.
Jas. N. Taylor, M. D.
Physician & Surgeon.
Office Piedmont Building, two
front rooms, up stairs
PHONES: Office 218A, Residence 395.
Hours 9 to 12 a. m. 4 to 5 p; m.
Specialist Diseases of Childreo aad Women
has been burned out. Nothing but a few odds and ends of
furniture left to tell the tale. Don’t wait until the same
thing happens to you. Protect y ourself with
We write insurance for the ^TNA, HARTFORD,
HOME: of NEW YORK, ROYAL, SPtoGFIELD, F. &
M. NATIONAL and others. Companies well known for
their liberal treatment to their policy-holders. ■,
Alamance Insurance & Real Estate Co.,
BURLINGTON, N. C.
MONEY
€
if /T^ T
I I o Loan
e For one year or longer at six
S per cent per annum, payable
g semi-annually. We negotiate
0 loans only on first
real estate.
mortgage on
We appraise property, abstract title,
prepare mortgage, write the insurance
on buildings, nave the papers recorded
and look carefully and systematically
after every detail incident to the trans
action.
We save jrou all the worry and
trouble incident to negotiating such
a deal.
If you wish to buy or build a home,
enlarge or extend your business, call
to see us, and confidentially.
, - - N. C.
Phone No. 76
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