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The State Dispatch,
Just Phone No. 20
for your wants. We deliver anywhere in the city, or
p\ D. if you have no one to send your prescription by
‘Phone us and we will send for it at once, Have your
nocior bring your prescription to us and we will send it
ro YOU at once. It matters not what doctor writes them
-VP save you money. Nothing but the purest drugs used
store, you know our prices are right and you get
•yc;t what your doctor wants. No substituting here,
'^'honc us your wants no matter how small we keep a man
'0 deliver. Uncle Sam delivers on R. P. D. Agn't for
Ij^vlprs Candy and J. Van Lindley cut flowers.
FREEMi^N DRUG GO-
Phone ^ - Burlington, N. C.
local and personal.
The 0
10 & 25 cent store have
ad in this issue.
i' ]) Whitsell spent Sunday
. T'lirham, the guest of friends.
i'a^bionable correspondence
at Stewart‘s Jewelry
ruioiit'ry
: 'A'C.
Mw-
We have just completed a hog-
scalding, and hanging arrange
ment in the lot at our Mill. Your
Patronage Solicited.
Dixie Mills,
Thoma;^ Evans left Sun-
Mr. J. W. Montgomery one of
the clever clerks at the Home of
Good Clothes failed to show up
, Monday morning. Upon investi
ng iov keidsville to be the guest j gation it was found a girl baby
sister. lhad arrived at his home Sunday
R.iV The Parker Lucky Curve ! evening.
r-,.ntain Pen-Agency
j„wolry Store.
\\v. H. D. Smith of Greens-
yo was a vveleome caller in
vjr midst Sunday.
Miss Lottie Feives of Elon
rilog'e spent Sunday the guest
Mr. Chas. Nclver.
Stewart‘si The regular Monthly Meeting not for the purpose
! nf Whitp Sfhnnl Tpaphprs nf humiliating him, but for i
of the White School Teachers of
Alamance County will be held at
the Court House in Graham next
Saturday No"v ember 5th at 10
o'clock, a. m. all White Teachers
are urged tc attend.
The Democrats told us during
the campaign for the adoption of
the constitution at amendment
that no whit« man would ever be
disfranchised, and even went so
far as to hold up their right hand
and swear to Almighty God that
they hoped their right arm
would become paralized if
ev«r any white man was dis
franchised. But the registrar in.
North: Burliington precinct re
fused to register a white man
last Saturday, and this man who
has a family to support must
stop work and let his family suf
fer while he is going to school so
that he may stand the test that
would puzzle a Philadelphia law
yer to stand much less a work
ingman before he is allowed the
right to register and vote. But
he must pay taxes, both town
and state just the same- We are
not blaming the registrar who re
fused'to legister him, this regis
trar may have been acting under
orders issued him from higher
up or may have been acting from
what he thought was his duty in
the matter ‘ but we are blaming
those Democratic politicians who
^ said that no white man would be
disfanchised. The man who was
rel^sed%as Bob Cheek, a honest
haraforking white man at the
Elmira Cotton Mills, we mention
of
fear
that some Democratic leader will
say, that no white man was dis
franchised, and that it is a radi
cal lie. We do do not know his
politics, but in as much as he was
refused registracion, we presume
that he was a Republican, we
A Good Positioii.
Can be had by ambitious young
men and ladies in the field of
“Wireless'’ or Railway telegra
phy. Since the 8-hour law be
came effective, and since the
Wireless companies are establish
ing stations throughout the coun
try there is a great shortage of
telegraphers. Positions pay be
ginners from $70 to $90 per
month, with good chance of ad
vancement, The National Tele
graph Institute operates six offi
cial institutes in America, under
supervision of R. R. and Wireless
Officials and places all graduates
into positions. It will pay you
to write them for full details at
Memphis, Tenn., or Columbia,
South Carolina.
A series of special gospel meet
ings will begin in the Reformed | have not heard of a Democrat
i'or edding presents see our | Church here at 7 p. m. next Sun- i being refused. White men those
line of Cut Glass and Silver-ware j ]vJov. 6th. Rev. Lee A. Peeler |of you who have to labor for your
Siewart s Jev.’^elry Store. j of High Point will assist the pas-1 daily bread, and who do not have
Miss Hallie Mitchell returned | tor in’ these meetines. Arrange i the opportunity to acquire a good
roT.e Fridav from a visit to | to come to every service. ! orinpntirvn wViat: rin vr»n tViink nf
Biirlingfon ProiiuGe Co.
We will pay highest cash
Price for chickens, eggs, Tur-
kies; Gees, Ducks, Green and
Dry hides, Tallow, Beeswax
Rubber Shoes, Brass and etc,
Rabbits and Birds in the sea
son. Officeat Workman Print
ing Oflice, Spring street,
BURLINGTON N. C.
Phone 354-B
Are You %vinf as M
as You Would IJke to
Do you want tp go to house keepirig and havn■ t
enough money to start on?
We can help you in either case.
We buy in Car Load Lots and get ail the discount
to be had. v j
We do our own work as far as poswble.
Our rents and expenses are small.
For these reasons and others we can sell at very
prices and save you money on your furtiiture
and house furnishings.
An we ask is that you give us a chance to prove
to you our statements by inspecting our Une;and
getting prices. » ^
We sell for cash or easy payment plan,
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F
GRAHAM,
PANl.
NORTH CAROLINA.
BurlliRgtoo Produca Cti.
education, what do you think of
niends at Greensboro.
June Hurdle and Miss Myrtle
Isiev spent Sunday the guest of
Miss Annie Hurdle of Union
Ridge.
Mr. Shields of the Columbia
Steam Laundry Greendboro was
a business visitor in town the
past week,
Mr. Jim Parker of the A & M
College Raleigh was the guest of
Mr, and Mrs. E. L. Stephenson
last Sunday.
The Burlington Live Stock Co.
have a new ad in this issue, tell
ing of the arrival af a ear l(^d of
new stock.
Mrs. Lucian Eling of R. F. D.
No. 3 who has been a patient in
the hospital at Gieensboro has
returned home.
We failed to report the arrival
of a new printer at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Workmans
the past week.
Miss Elbert of Winston Salem
arrived today to be the guest _ of
Mr. and Mrs. jOew'itt Lindville
for several days.
Miss Agnes Flythe of Conway
North Hampton, County is the
guest of Mr, and Mrs. E, L.
Stephenson this week.
About $23.00 was received Isy
the Ladies of the Presbyteriv'n
Church Monday night in their
Halloween Party.
Miss Cleta Patterson of R.F.D
Xo. 1 was a shopping visitor and
the guest of her sister Miss
Swannie the past week.
Miss Myrtle Boland_ who was
the guest of relatives in town the
past v/eek returned to her home
'Saturday on Corbett R.F.D. No L
Mr. J. H, Smith and Mr.
i^avis representing the Laymens
Tovernent of Durham w*ere pre-
S-nt at the Baptist Church Sun-
■iay,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Atwater
vho were the truest of Dr. and
J, N. Taylor the past week
"av'e returned t:o their home at
Bvnurn.
^ Miss Annie Hurdle of Union
i^idge passed through town Sat-
: "day returning from Greens
boro where she was present at
Pickard-Wimbush wedding.
The Marathon Candy Company | such high ^nded methods, and
will open a factsry in the build- |are you gomg to longer stand by
ingformerally occupied by Messrs! a party who will make such pro-
Cates and Davis. The building: mises aud then break them, bet-
is being remodeled and rearrang
ed on the interior. As soon as
completed the company will move
in.
Ws want to elect all our ticket
or none, we do not want to di
vide honors in the adminstration
of the county affairs, we want all
the responsibility to rest upon one
party, then the voters can place
the responsibility and know
where to put the blame.
There will be an old.time Sing
ing at Liberty church between
Burlington and Graham, Sunday
November the 13th, 1910, begin
ning at 10 o'clock, a. m., lasting
until 3 o'clock, p. m. Every
body invited. Bring all your old
time books and let us have a good
old singing.
From every precinct or town
ship in the county comes news
of large Republican gains, from
none came news of losses. Judg- i
ing from the vote up'^n that part
of the Republictan ticket in the
last election upon which the Re
publicans were united, it does not
take much of a scholar to figure
the result in this election. The
party is united and thei e is not a
break along the line, watch the
result upon the eigth day of
November.
Junior Range Awarded.
The Buck's Junior Range which
was to be given away to the
child under fourteen years of age
w”ho could arrange their puzzle
the nicest and give the five best
reasons why anyone should trade
at The Stokes Furniture Co. was
awared to Mildred Garner. About
one hundred puzzles were hand
ed out. The following are the i
reasons given. j
1st. The first reason why Uncle j
and Aunt should patronize Stokes |
Furniture Co., is because they ;
get the best bargins.
2nd. Mr. Stokes is always near j
the door to welcome his customers |
in. I
3rd. They carry the best ranges
in town. '
4th. They have the nicest and
neatest store in town.
5th. They carry the best line
of furniture.
ter turn them out of office, you
do not know how soon yout turn
may come to be done likewise.
Death of J. G. Sykes.
John G. Sykes died in his
home near Elmira Mills at 9
o’clock p. m. Oct. 28th. 1910 aged
a littie more than 65 years. He
was in usual health untill Tues
day Oct. 25th when he was strick
en with paralysis.
As a boy of 16 years he volun
teered and entered the service
in the Confederate army joining
Company F. 6th North Carolina
Regiment, He served four years.
He leaves a widow 5 sons and I
daughter. His remains were laid
to rest in the cemetery at Altama
haw Oct. 29th a brief service be
ing held by Rev. J. D. Andrew.
SANITARY
PRESSING
CLUB
1 represent the COLUM
BIA STEAM LAUNDRY
of Greensboro for dyeing
and cleaning. Let me
have your work.
Sanitory Pressing CIdIj
S. ALLEN HORNE, Mgr.
BURLINGTON, N. C.
’Phone 342
TEETH
Extracted t:y Painless
METHOD.
Death of Mrs. McIntyre.
Mrs. Bessie Wrenn McIntyre
died at Altamahaw Oct. 28th iMo
aged 21 years 1 month and 27
days. She leaves a husband, Mr.
Ed McIntyre and two little child
ren as well as father and mother
brothers, and sisters to mourn
her death. Before death she gave
assurance of being prepared to go
The funeral was held by Rev. J
D. Andrew in Bethelehem Chris
tian Church at 2 p. m. Oct.
and her body was laid to rest in
the cemetery near by.
C. V. SELLARS
ART STORE,
BURIJNGTON, N. C.
Carries in stock over
300 different patems
WALLPAPER
Gums Heal Rapidly, as a
result of the “anti^ptic"
properties of theSplution
Uood on the gums to pre
vent the pain.
Weak or nervous peojple ■
may have any number of
badly decayed teeth or
roots removed with re
markably little pain, and
without bad aftereffects.
Broken down health is
often caused by having a
mouth full of contamina
ted teeth, badly decayed, with disease roots, yoiirhealth
may be almost instantly improved .by having them! renio-
ved, and your appearance will be jferegitly benefited when
you have a new set made. ^ . / /
Office over SeUars pp^ihg ' ' 1 f ^
Office hours 8 to 12 a. m. 1 to 5:30 p. m.
DR J.S
I Burlington,
North Carobna.
No use to order
go see it.
Bni
The Republican party is pledg
ed to the salary system, and free
school books for the children in
the free schools. What system
are you pledged to Mr. Vot«r, it
is time you were giving this mat
ter consideration.
tLfcl!:*
Bn
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Country People
The county is now full of
telephones. Let me have
your order at night- Uncle
Sam's carriers will bring it
to you next morning. No
extra charge for postage.
CO^vniGHi
The Best Drug
Store in
BURLINGTON.
Bradley’s
BE ON THE LOOKOUT
for remark
ably good
values in
Fall suits
here at our
store. Take
a “look in”
today and
you’ll see some bargains that
will please you. The prices
are low—but that’s not the
only advantage. The fit, the
finish, the fabric, ALL are just
as you like them. Stylish
grays blue, browns and mixed
effects at $... to $... and worth
MUCH more.
A. M. tiadlfiy,
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We have just receiyed a
car load of V Crimp Gdva-
nize Rooting with prices to
Suit
Stock is full and complete
and we are going to move
same if prices will be any in
ducement Gome and see
us.
Coble-Bradshaw
BURLINGTON, N, G. ^
Death of Mr. MUce Holt.
Mr. Mike Holt died Monday at
his home near Kiriiesville at the
age of 74 years. He had been a
faithful member of the Mt. Zion
Baptist Church for m^ny years.
He had been married three times
and had eight children. He leaves
a wife and two sons and two
daughters, 47 grand childreh and
30 great grand children with a
host of friends to mourn his death
Mr, Holt was a good friend and
was loved by all who knew him,
I May God comfort the bereaved
I wife and children and guide them
•1
through this world arid when
done with earth may they gather*
around the great white throrte
an unbroken family, where no /
farewell tears are shed.
A Friend. !
The county irijiiebtedness con
tinues to grow, and will reach
more than ^thirty thbugand be
fore the end of tiils fiscal year,
and remember Mr. tax payer,
this has all b^n bc^owed and
S
goyeiDiment.
KODAK S’AFFTV a FII M