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»7
olina
hain
r any
)arty
eone
(>uses
as to
/
!:r.
■ S') a;*
seeking yoai
Inhjl-on to rise.
all other busi-
^al rej utation.
rrltlH?, Bnslnesi
I conditions, r.
:fs of bankca:^-
miographers.
Is Die resui
St’uly.
;ce>; on lessoUi.
Dkauohok.
In. Vf -x free ti'dx-
wiiie
x>illegh
The
pay.
tf '-Jv '-As'sjf I
QV S
iont
•ip
n-iC^Y^i
The Stalls Bispatehi
ft
A Bottle of Wine on a Christmas
, Spree.
A Statesville young lady
friends in another town duriftg
the Christma;s holidays. W1 en
she was ready to st'irt home l er
host and ho.stess gave her a botcle
of wine to bring to her pat'ents us
a Chrisrjnas romembran-cti. The
voung iad\’ and bottle of wine
c mie ns I'ai'as Salisbury theni,t?ht
siie sauted i'or home. At Balis-
lii’.r' she l^nd to spend the night,
;is No. o5, due in Statesville at
J'K, was annul led on ac^:
vciu'.t of a \"veck in the iiwun-
laii.s. The y >”.ng- lady left a call
ut the Sah’siutiv liott*!
SALEDF Kllll ESTATE.
Ry Virtuethe powef ,
What Makes A Wonran.
One hundred and twenty
Terrible PkMe oi Saffering
Clinton, Ky.-Mrs. M. C. Me
ra
ained in a 'ti'ertain Mortgapje-ex-i Bounds more oi> loss hfhoTiennd Elroy., in a letter from Clinton,
i;cuted to fhe undersigned ■■oYi tlie, mTcie hi i wiite:'*! ?or six years, -I was a
uch day of Nov., 19(^ duly | a good foundation. Pat into it
registerman tne pfBce of the i health and strength and she may
register of Deeds for Alamance , rule a kingdom. But that’s just
i .ounty, North Garoum in Book | what Electric Bitters give ner
sufferer from female troubles. I
could not eat, and could not stand j
on my feet, without suffering
great pain. I had lost hope. Aftei’ |
^0. 4^, pages 273 to'279, to se~ i Thousands bless Ih-m for over--; Cardui a week, I beg.nn to
sure, the payment of a; certain ; coming fainting and dizzy spells
n:ond, conveyed certain real for dispelling weakness,.
■ ate, and whereas default havitig , nervousness, backache and tired,
''veen made m the payment of | listless, worn out feeling. "Elec-
;.aia Lond and interest, the un-1 trjc Hitters luive done me a world
viersigned will expose to public, of good,’’ writes Eliza Pool, De-
sale to tho highest bidder for: pew, Oida.. “and I thank you,
.‘ash at ttie Gaurthouse door 'o£ j with all niv heari, for making
ni. in orcu"' i (' i
due ii; Stales-, ii
The Lotcl i'oiks ;
!0e county of Alamance, on Sat. ; such a s’oodl medicine,” Only 50
■eb. 10, at eleven o’clock a. m., '■ cents. OtiaranLeed bv Freeman
lie land conveyed in sa-M Mort-, Drug Co,
;age Dee:l. to wit: i '
A certain tract
of i
or parcel
I j.-ind in Boo'n Station Township,,
:^Alap.iance County and State of (
’Slopped Ttiosg Pains,
ad;joinin'g
for 4;15 a.
■ 5;0o train,
J now at o.'^5.
ailed her an hour
too (^ai’ly--3;15--and she had to l
v/aii at the Salisbury statio?^
hour longer than necessary.
Anyhow, the young lady and
bottle of >vine started hom-e all,
I’i^ht from Salisbury. The bottle
of wine wi?s deposited in the
youn^ lady muff. Befere _ the " until I tiied Cardiai. I
!on‘ on corner, running thence j been trouWed with various; r^aiij, ur.e . v
i^aD.^uuiy tne yoing icdy lelti ^Q^ 3-2 E. 1 chain.&.2 links toa f^^hale ailments, but they were ti-iKi t^uuday. one Mottith
sometmng pop agamst her. Thei ^i^j^g thence So. 70 West 12 chs. cared in a little while, thanks to .
‘oast.me, them4 So; «ardm ” Card™ fa .s»ecially|SSg.^SSSS'.
ot tne D0.tie, nad >ut and. ,.2 ,VvTest 4 chs to a stone, tiience .adapted for use by aihng women:
ra,!K-dhermurt and dvess.^ A:
passeiigex on tlie train a Stages- Stitfcii-.’i coi'nar,
v,l,e young rnan, went to her ;ss-,,, 2.1.2 E
s,stanee^ gathered up tne wi,-e i g ^ 4 j ^
remamingin the botwe and rt-:,j;j road theiwe No. 73 2ij PJ. 4
North Carolina,
lands of \V. VV. Sutton, Kobt,
Wc'bpter, Dilly WatlingtjOn ani>d
bthers, ar)d bounded as follows;
Beginning at a stone in t/he
the j - TinE'berville, Miss.—Miss Ger
trude Gutlin of Timberville wri
tes: did not know anything
could stop those womanly pains,
frorn which I suffered for two
improve. Now I feel better than
in six years,” Fifty years of
success in actual practice, is;,
positive proof, furnished by those '
who have used it, that Cardui]
can alv;ays be relied on for re
lieving female weakness, and
dwease. Try Cardui, today, now!
Baltimore Americaa
Established 1773 ■
The Daily Americaii
Ternu'by Mitil Postage Pi'epE’i.''.
placed the stopper, A few min-
'.■:hs. & 4 Iks. to a tftone, thence
utes later the stopper went •■sky-. ^ gg g’;hs..s'75 Iks. to
4t relieves "headache, backacke, .
dragging feeling, irregulaillyv
nervousness, mise^ and womasi-’
ly weakn^s. It i-s safe. It is
reliable. It does the wo^rk. Will •
you try it? Please do.
a
pas^nger^ a cuurc^ ^earon cnas-, ,^^gton's comer, thence her line
ed It and brought it back ■ ,.j » j j, g ^hs, & 10 Iks. to a
Everything worked well until ^ ^er line
the party arrived ic btinesvi ,|e. 74 1.4 ^ 4 ^.5 ,^5
There were no carriages at the
station at that early hour and,
they had to w^alk, the young tna.i
carrying the wine. About half
way over town the stopper flew
out of the bottle ^ain a:nd the
The Dispatch a year for $L00.
Ai'iator’s Narrow Escape
Dailj and Snndaj Six Mo.ftthgi
Daily One Y'«r - - - :
Dn'iiy , with 8uiuia.> .i^ilitiou, ()ntr
Year .'
•Sunday K'HitioD,'One V'enr. ’ '■
1,50
The Twice-a-Wisek American
The and l^wt' l*'ainily” Mews* ■
paper Published.
, T .1 !. 2 E. 9 chs. to a stone in said
young man gave ^ase. Lurymg, o.., ^
■ o .(.Q stone thenf.e No.
Los Angeles, Gal.., Jan. '26.—
the beginning, containmg eight i while Aviatyr P. N, Sites was
acres of land more or less. [ flying three hiaTidred feet above
: 2 Bejdnning at a stone in the: the earth this afternoon Ms en-
,'Jlon College road Dilly Watling-1 rjne e'Kploded, rendering Wm un-
■^;m cor* er, running thence So. • ; tnseious. The machine drop-
OKIY 'ONE DOIIAR A
Six Mwth*i, .tO (7enti>.
YEAH'
to capture the stopper he fell
down the embankment and bruis
ed himself. Eventually the wine
was subdued and delivered to
those for whom it was intended—
the young lady’s parents.
Statesville Landuiark.
GETS S25 mm reii
1.5 W. 8 chs. & 50 Jks. to a etone
'..buisi F. Shepperd’s corner,
thence withliis line So. 74 1-4 w
jchs. & 17 -!ks. to the beginning,
f.'i.mtaining Six acres of land more
/ff less.
This thefii'h day of Jan., 1912.
.(-'eritra! ■Loan it Trust Co..,
Mortgage^e.
two hundred feit like a plum
met 'but Sites suddenly recover
ed i>efore the machine ti.it the
earth aivl steerea his machine to
the gro^uid iAi safety. He was
not .seriously injured..
«
The bitter
days of
are here and
thfem cpines th
sirte for awatm^
overcoat, and ri|^
..:.here ,^e
j to tell ybii bt' o®
great stock of tlpe)^
You could not fi&a
a attractive
line of overcoats
and men’s
sujits aiiywherel'
' we dpiibt very m%c£
if you could find a
X line where coniipari-
son would be justjfl
^fied.-' ■'
Iki
III
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fv;
irV',
. Oi'
"i
Bill CF
PET
liiLSilES
delib
a ,!Ui.
beth
$2o
^ i’a..
air,;4' a::
anci a hi.’ii
)ciay Mrr-., Eiii-
, tins piaee,
i'.ev jsuit against Dr. 7\I.or-
ton F, Dixson, a neighbor, whose
pet monkey .-'‘Tinirnie” climbed
into.>Mrs. Snowden 's ' house and
bit her on the ankle.'. The mon
key was declared to be vicious.
The Snowden’s and Dickeson^s
are neighbors. ’■"’.Mrs. Snowden
testified she had been taking a
bath when the monkey climbed
ed through a windo'v and hid un
der a I’ocking chair. While she
w-as dressing she sat in a chair
to pull on her stockings and the, ^
monkev flew at her ahd inflicted j Rochelle, where the niarri-
the injui'y ' ! performed.
The defense declared that the! They did not live together un-
;The 1Hisv.h: of papers in a di- L
, •'>ree suit today ' for Mra Ella I
./[iller Adams, against Warren |
\dams, disclosed a marriage ini
.! ,;ew Rochelle in 1901. of a 18-j
; >kr-oid gir! to a iG-year-old!
bi>y. ■. i
lAccording to the pL;pers in thej
'-[se, Adams was extremely jeal-1
iis of his u3-y€ar*oid fiance and j
Dir this reason'her mother sug-1
:.!'ested that they marr-y, but live |
i:i,part for two years. |
With the girl dressed in long j
-'■iarts to make her appear older j
L'ian she was, the pair went toj
monkey was tame, and would not
bite any one unless it was teas-
td or hurt. The doctor claimed
that when 3klrs. Snc.vden wa.s
bitten she must have rocked on
the monkey's tail.
„U
1903 and separated in 1908.
i;};sTER?i M iNvriio.,
LEAP I'EAH PilflPOSALS
This “o!d :poo!” -teing proved
!,;i- the packers is not a perfumed
:;.ool into which the accused may
ii lunge and take an immunity
iy*th,
Pay Yoar 1912
Road Tax
l’hespe:ial road T.ix
of $1.25, for the year 1912
is now due, and payable
until April I.«=t. after
which time we are not
allov/ed to receive it and
all persons, who are lia;
ble, are required to give
three days work. For
convenience of all 1 have
placed the books at the
cotton milivS and at othe r
public places, so that it
will not be nesessary to
come to town to pay.
The Sheriff and his dep
uties v/iil also lecpt- for
this tax. ■
Yours Trulv,
Albert J, Thompson;
Treasurer
Alamance Coiaaty.
imWICE-A.VlfEEK AMERICAN is pul.
IiHhed in two. issues, Tuesday aad and
Friiiay mornings, with the uewe of the
■vv’eek in conif)act’ filw,t.pe. It alw) con-
taiB-e interesting speeia.1 correspondent*©,
entertaining roiuauees, j!;ood poetry, lo-
■e.al iHsttei- of 4>eiitei'al intei’est «nl fresh
miseeilaiiy suitalsie Jar the ln./me circle.
A ff'i.T-tfJnllv i'fl5i,e5 AfrTfcultnnil iie]iart-
inent-anil ;i, full sii-id TielinbU? Klwi.ncinl
!!,nti 4{t‘portsn,rc s])ecinS '
f *
CF3AS, C. FtltTOW & CO. ::
KML37s H ttfi t't’fiKshc, :
AmerfMD Offi«. , ■ ,, ,• '3alti»ooTe, MdJ
tome Inllstus
MEN and
B. GOOD
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Home of Ooocl dotH^si
Pi
0.-
ANNUAl^ REPORT OF :
ALAMANCE OWLSION
December .3Ii 1911
Eost.on, ^ M.aas.',. Jan. 24. —Be--1
icause fi senior pridsped' a. letter;
; from hissweetheairt to his'lips.a-1-, .
jTOut fifieenrper cent..^f'iho s-tu- 1910,..Insurance in effect • . ■.
i dents yf ^Glai'k s 'College Dec.'31, 11)11, !^ew business wi'itten ,,
jdovvn wu.ch the mumps, rie-1 31, 1911, Rein stated from lap,se '
I bating team has been disrupted j .
j and the basket ball .schedule has
been abandoned, several of the
I star players being, victims of the
1 epidemic. 'v. _
j Determined to., trace ’ the epi-
j demic to its. source, th^ > authori-
ities investigateid the : student's
correspondence. The senior em-
' barassedly admitted leceivipg
j the billet doux from a locality
i where the disease prevailed, and
j that he was stricken soon after
; bestowing a kiss upon the .mis*
i .ive, whkh was sabseqoently i Dec-,''
i found to be germ-laden. ■ ■ ^ - --
Policies Amoiit -
Dec. , 31,1911, Canceled ,7 $ jj,,450«\00 ':;
pec. 31, 1911. .Lapsed. .. 42 , .36,ldO.Q().■
.Asiiauttt-.
108 '126,910.00:
7 5,100.00'
I. ■ . : . • ••
i:73Gw f6SiiM,5DO/'
:m, •■41,-590.00-
Dec,
Totj
Insurance in effect'‘y., ,,
Statement of Fin;ances '
' • CREDIT ‘ ,:
Dec. 31, 1910, By cash in Citizens’ Bauk., •
at Graham at 4 per cent ' ' ■ .
Dec. 31, 1910,■ By notes held by Ass^n se- '
cured by first mortgage 'on reti' estate ■' ■ •
of January 3, 1911
Dec. 31, 1911, By Interest
Dec. 31,; 1911, By cash from policies rein
stated
The New Yorker who killed a
bear with his fists in Colorado!
i should go back home and get on i Dec. 31, 1911, By Credit on note's,- cash
: I • t ^ . T rn I • • • 1 - ■ .. ’
mBxtaOf,vat»asaa^
;1; the trail of the Tammany tiger.
!
K i
l:
M',
eaLt^iC', v'\ .^an. 20.** Witn
advent of leap year, Aiarriage
■mse Clerk Claud F. Gage is
iving letters from many wo-
’ inquiring for the names and
'S.-.res of eligible and desirable
carried men who would make
v-ood husbands and are on the
:,.atr.'rnonial market. j
■'Here is a letter from a g rl I
.';r, cat-jd in an P^iastern college |
and r;ov/living on a ranch,”-he j
saul today. “Here is one from a j
housemaid in an old lady's home. |
Anothei i.s from an oflicer of a[
V, .'man su.n'rage organizaiion in
0>'egon. Circumstances, you see,
I'ave ]>lied tliem out of touch with
5he cla?::; the.v seek. They'j-e just
{;f.mesick fora good husband.” j
Ciigo mAv has adresses of two'
I’K.,)'. v/liO desire to wed, one a,
itd-ht-aued man weiglung 22.’j ^
pounds, 42 years old. wich ten |
acr s 01 iand, three children, and I
a good home. The other entry is ;
young clergyman in charge of a |
^ount)-y church. !
A
/IIS' ■ iP-K’ntf fit il'! iti
When you
your poultry
appearance
received
I ' DEBIT
I Dec. 31, 1911,'Total expense paid
Jan, 23, 1911, To A. ,E. S. Lindsay, Sec.- '
$ 392;69;
A reas.
?ax |or 1910
July 3, 1911, To A. E. S. Lindsay, Sec:-
41.7P
X-v- ■ '■
•• i ’ ' • ’ '
•; *t.. '
$ 356. 00
*l,a25;06
'96i7»^
■ 51, 7E:
185;00
•' • ■' •.
J*
•i'f ’• . . ; , •
Treas. Special Tax
2.91 44.70
erfect
When you slreich a line of 'Pittsburgh
Fence arounr’ year poukry f|uarters or garden, you
have enhanced d;e appearance a;:J increased the value of
You hiive ako mace a proiltable investment in a per-
iir property,
feet fcnce which, thou[;h
it costs no more,
r,0
will still be standing- erect,
even and firm years alter an ’nfenor one has had to be replaced many times.
rrSBURGH PERFECT” FENCE
i Ii'
asWell -as all
durin-£ metal st is
'.ther Gtyics, is made of our specisl OFcn-Hearth wire—the toughest, most en-
nossi'ble^D produce for fence manufacture. The v/ice is evenly and uniformly
„„L..I fp a'ld resists rii.st and corrosion for t!;e lanpes:: time. The line and stay
il; ^-e £X£C7^/C^LLF WELDED at th^ JOINTS,
prodaciii;- a solid f-.bric of metal, perfectly adaptable to ai
EVEKY ROD GUARANTEED PERFECT
f« every FIEiD, FARM. KANCH, LAVVN or POULTRY purpose. '
levels anrt deflections.
Writ: for r.ntabf'ue^ S'lowir.ff 73
ditforent styles and sizes, adspted
J Ei.n
The Sagamore Hill reporters
who are endeavoring unsuccess-
fully to get the Colonel to come
out should go around to the back
entry and make a noise like a
rhino, or hippo.
Coble-Bradshaw Co.
Builington, : : : : N. C.
Just received a car load of Pittsburg Perfect Fenc
ing. Prices right. We will save you money.
2, 1911, To Joe Frazier,
.t'’ire Loss ■
Jan. 2, 1911, To Mrs. W. A.
Blanchard, Fire Loe^s 750.00
June 31, 1911, To Mrs. Liz
zie Bradshaw, Wind Loss 2.90
Sept. 8, 1911, To Jas.A. Win-
ningliam, Fire Loss -12.10
Oct. 27, 1911, To W.G. Kirk
patrick, Wind Loss 78.41
Oct 27, 1911,. Tp Letitia Rob
erson, Wind Loss 7.85
.Nov. 15, 1911, To John F ; '
Cates, Wind Loss 7.51
Dec. 20, 1911, To Mrs. S. J.
Thomps,on. Wind Loss 11.39-
Dec. 22, 1911, To Jas.' P.
Harden, Wind Loss . 1.60
Dec. 22, 1911, To David Hun
ter, Wind Loss , 7.00.
Total los§,es paid . ." ’
Dec. 31, 1911, Kotesheld by Ass’n'seCured ■.
by first mortgage on real estate at 6
percent . , ^
Dec. 31, 1911, Cash in Citizens’ Bank of
, Graham at 4 per cent interest' ‘‘
$916.41^
.' ■ ‘-■i’ ,i " -4
: ii04Q^0d
395.55'
•'.if .
.‘'Mr*
r, • , , ' , ' - —^ $2,789»^
. Respectfully submitted,. ■ . .. ^ • • . --.vvvviVi*.
> . .CHARLES a.
December 31, 1911, Secretaiy and Tr^agu?©!*.
The Association has paid to the farmeirs of' Alamance Counti
for wind and fire losses within the past five yew3, $^41€.78. 7