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Trocps May Take Past.
At a number of isolated points
Khere militia has not yet,penet
rated practically a condition of
anarchy exists. Reports evil of
men traveling in dozen® boarding
trains and putting' passengers
through inj^pection. A number
of persons have been severely
beaten, some of them who were
inncc nt travellers. Governor
Crlasseock isexpected to announce
soon the sentences passed, yes-1 The Federal grand jury con ven^ j
terday by the military commiss-1 today and is. said' to have coBSid- ^
following the trials of three 1 ered the matter of. holding up i
ti 'ed for intimidating of work-1 trains carrying mails.
men and holding up passenger i jg even rumored that Fedr&l
tr;.:ns. ! tixK>ps may take a hand. Two
A fourth case was tried and jjarloads of men weTe_sent into
completed today, but nothing | the strike district tonight. The
hJ?s been made public. i bearing the alleged
Reports ^re current tonight
that the Federal goverme nt may
take a hand in the , situ ation.
strike
breakers was heavily^ garded. a
detachment of the militia^ being'
^n board.
No Reason
It
T«ac!im Meeting.
All the . colored teachers of
Alamance County are members
of the Alamance County Colored
Teachers Association. . wu?
They are hereby notified
answ^er to the roll cail at tne ...
next meeting ot said Association
! Han's Tliis?
j fbinflrwl i,/.i •
If- of CatHrri>
Yon Are SfcoMn llie Way Oirt.
There can be no reason
why any reader pt' this wiil^ ,^^
to be held in the Court House
at Gf-aham, N. C., Saturday.
Dec. 14, I9I2, Roll call 11 A. M.
US
IT IS difficult lo know just what to give, isn’i it? Let
be your guide, philospher and friend on this glad occa
sion. Below you will find a list of gifts that may suit your
case. Look them over carefully and if they do not fit come
in and let us make a suggestion-we can help you.
Gifts For Men.
Watch Chains
Vest Chains
Lapel Chains
Cuff Links
Clothes Brushes
Collar Buttons
Diamonds
F'obs
Fountain Pens
Hat Brushes
Ink Stands
Match Boxes
Military Brashes
Rings
Silver Knives
Card Cases
Whisk Brooms
Traveling Cases
Collar Bag#
Canes
Razor Straps
Tie Clasp
5carf Pins
Shaving Sets
Studs
ymbrellas
Watch Charma
Watches
Emblem Buttons
Books
Bibles
Stationery
Banjos
Vioisns
Guitar's
; Chatelane Pins
Cujf Pins
Cuff Buttons
Diamonds
Ear Rings
Fobs
Crosses
Hat Pins
Hat Pin Holders
Hair Brushes
Hat Brushes
Jewel Boxes
I^a Valliers
Lockers
Lace Pins .
! i!4esh Bags
' Manicure Sets
I Nail Files
'Nail Brushes
^ Nail Polishes
i Neclaces
! Tenants
I Rings
I Toilet Sets
Thimbles
i Umbrellas
I Watches
I Books
j Stationery
j Albums
; Vases
‘ Hat Brushes
I Whisk Brooms
Hair Receives
Puff Boxes
Glove Cases
Handkerchief Cases
Gifts For Ladies.
Bar Pins
Beads
Bracelets
Brushes
Belt Pins
Beauty Pins
Brooches
Cameo Rings
Cameo Pins
Family Gifts,
Carving Sets
Cut Glass
Mantee Clocks
Knives and Forks
Oyster Forks
Salad Forks
Sets of Spoons
Coffee Spoons
Orange' Spoons
Soup Spoons
Desert Spoon?
Sugar Spoons
Cream Ladles
Gravy Ladles
Fickle Forks
Butter Knives
Olive S’poons
Baby Spoons
Bon Bon Sets
Sugar Tongs
Coid Meat Fork?
Napkin Rings
Pie Serveres
Tea Bells
Bread Knives
Chests of Silver
Fern Dishes
Jardinieres
Photo Frames
Candle Sticks
Vases
Sait and Pepper
Mayonnaise Set'*
Salad Bowls
Fancy Plates?
Water Pitchers
Celery Dishes
Tumblers
Comports
Oil Cruets
Berry Dishes
Bibles
Books
For The Children.
Toys and Dolis: AU Kinds.
We have converted our second
floor into a vast and beautiful
toyland, and we invite all the
child»'en to bring their mothers
and fathers to see what pretty
things the toy-makers have made
for them.
We mention a few of the things
that will sure please.
Friction Toys
Mechanical Trains
Soldier and Indian Suits
Moving Picture Machines
Rocking Horses
Drums
Horns
Velosipede
Post Card Reflectors
Stoves
Toy Coffee Mills
Toy Irons
Tool Chests
Wagons
Carts
.Electrical Engines
Steam Engines
Beads
Climbing Monkey
Shoot-the-Shoot
Stuffed Dogs
Kid Body Dolls
Bisque Dolls
Dressed Dolls
Character Dolls
'’Campbell Kid'’ DoU
Negro Dolls
Unbreakable Dolls
China Dolls
Sleeping Dolls
T >y Watches
T >y Automobiles
Tea Sets
Rubber Rattlers
Air Rifles
Pop Guns
Games
Pair.ting Sets
Story Books
DoH ir urniture
Doll Trunks
Doll Cradles
Doll FifUios
A. B. C. nibcks
Masks
Xmas Tree Ornaments
Sleds
Tops
Rag Dolls
C.
F.
aching biiek, the ahnoyanee of
urinary disord6]re» the dangers of
serious kidney iHs vKheii relief is
so near at, hand and the irtost pos
itive proof givieij that* these ilfe
esin be cared. The following is
con vindng t^ropft
. Levi R, ^iekle^ Elon.
N.. C., says.'‘^Pbr 17)any years;!
was afflietedi wit]^ kidiii^y trour-
bie, the pains in the simii of my
ba.ck betng: fuike sseveire. My
back aehed I iiit^nssely at
night, was larfae in the morning
and bothered ine greatly when !
stopped or liftied.: I tited: easily^
felt languid an# nervous andjiaa
dizay spellSy durifig which my
sight becam« badly blurred.
Thr^ or four times every night
Xhad to get ttp to pass the kid-
secretions and a s-^dirrtent, Avas
noti«eaible in tijein. I Iptjt twenty ■
five pour ds in v e-'gbt and ajiu
had about given ap: aUi hiOj.€!s> of
recovering whtn pGau * Kidney
Pills were brought to ray atten
tion . In four or five days they
relived me and I have every
reason to believe they will - cure
me ir. a shoi1: time. I cannot say
too much in their praise. ” .
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents. Foster-Mil burn Cq,,
Bu^’alo, New York, sole agents
for the United States,
Remember the name—Doan’s
- and take no other.
lat.
e;iel by Hairs , ,
r..,
We. thfl undei-i»ivneil ,
b •OT tbe latt i 5 vtll'"'’"' f
national BANK or ccwsniTc*
TOLJfiDO ft ^ ^
H«U^s Ca t«rrli Gurp is ’
ly, acting directly uixm the '
ot the
laootels d«i5t ijee''
W'Hli H I- Mmtly'Piiiv, for
tM>r«.
8 yeaj^ and well
wejgha about 1050 lb ICinJr
also' her
M* months*^ i
IS of '
togeC
breednnsT wilit
se-psitiuiiiiy at 'oargam.
A. Ireland, .
; ^ ,Ei:irh®gton.. N. c
Pfof^mHial Cardtj
or
L H.
Eye Specialist
Neese’s Store
* - N. C
Office Over C. F
Burlington^
Have joaa tooth t® pdU
Haye fbu tried my mtthodl'
If not, ask someoGe who hat.
‘^‘‘LUtle Girl, Don’t You Wear N»
Clothes?”
Columbus, Ind., Dec. 5.—The
Rev. F. L. Dimmitt, a Methodist
preacher, created a sensation in
this city by a sermom directed
against the mode of street dress
now popular with women. A
special portion of the sermon «ras* j.. v.ijpoon, i>. v. y.
the qaptatio-n froin the pulpit of
the foliowihg lines;
Little girl, yoa look so small.
Don’t you wear no clothes atNall?
Don't you wear chemise or skirt?
Don^t you wear a pretty skirt?
Just your corset and yoiar hose.
Are these all your underclothes ?
The poet closed with a predic
tion that
After a while; X do betieye.
You vvill dress like Mother Evk
NEESE
BURLINGTON, N. CAROLINA
J. S.
Dentist,
Burlington, - N. t
Office phone 37‘4-J. Res, 374L.
^. A, llornaday^l
Spoon & Hornaday
Veterinarians
Office and Hospital Office-Phone 377i
415 Main St. Uesidence Hione 282,1
. About Parcel Post.
Shall live animals be admitted
and such things as butter, eggs,
milk, live pigs and whiskey? It
is the evident'jlntent ^f the bill to
provide for dressed pbultry but-
ter» eggsknd liquors,^\^6r farm
and factory products .are espec
ially mentioned. But such artic
les must of cMrse be put in con
tainers which will be sold like
envelopes. Dangerous explosives
cannot be accepted, and live pigs
and turkeys will usually be ex
cluded by weight. But Jive
chickens for short hauls may be
come a common part of the post
mans d ?li very. For the purpose
of fixing rates 8 zones are creat
ed, ba^ed upon' anits that are
about 30 miles square, or half a
degree of latitude. But for prac
tical purpcses we may say that
the first zone includes all points
within 50'miles of the sending
office, the second points between
50 and 150 miles distant, third,
150 to 300, the fourth 300 to 600
the fifth 500 to 1000 and so on.
For small parcels and short
distances this is much cheaper
than present express rat^s or
fourth class mail, but for five
pounds they closely approximate
theusual express chiarpfes and for
larger pa/cels andlon^fer, distance
exceed them* But both express
and postal rate on sttJ^llPackages
a^rp likely to be lowered in the
near future
(^ce ho»rs I to 2p. m. 7 to8p.in,^
I^rst National Bank Buiidi^J
Iieaveday calls at Bradleys D^g]
Stwe.
Dameron & Long
ATTOSNBYS AT LAW
£ & I
Bnrliiigton-;
s«iwtKf
Phiie • 250
iDOlPB L Hiil
Grakw
officein
MMIlClOlMI 1141
PhGse iOM
Extra programme
The Grotto.
to-day at
John H. Vernon,
Attbroey aaa AJouneellor at L»'
Burlington, N. C.
Office over Bradley’s Dru^
Phone 6p.
John R. Hoffmai
Attamjr-iit-Uw
Burlington, North Carolin
Office* SeciMKi Floor first
IMBiiUdiiiK.
J. H. brooks
Sui:^eoii Dcntisi
Foster Building
BgRLINC/fON, N.
J.N. Taylor, M.D*
Phfsiciaii & Surgeon.
Over Bqrlington Drug Sto»|
Office Houbs.
8:00 to 10:00 4:00 to
X-RAY WORK.
na
No Matter Who’s Elected
Ten Dollars
Opens the Way tea Better Day
The owners of that magnificent property lying on both
sides of the Car Line between Haw River Junction
and Burlington have had the same sub-divided into
building lots and have placed the same in our hands
to be sold for cash or on easy payment plan. The firrt lots
sold wiji go at a price that will surprise you. As other lots
are sold the price will, from time to time, be advanced. Do
not miss your opportunity. Begin now to lay the founda
tion for your comfort and good fortune, l en Dollars down
and Five Dollars a month buys your choico lot.
No Interest, No Taxes, and a 5c car fare to either Burling
ton, Graham or Haw River. The Piedmont Railway and
Electric Company is now prepared to furnish at a low rate,
current for lighting residences on this property.
When lot is paid for, wc will furnish
plans and material and build your choice
of house on lot anid give you five years to
pay for it. Under this plan, mcnthly,
quarterly, semi-annual or annual payments
may be made,
investigate*
You can 1
ness hiring
a lOc packi
Tablets. T1
^oroughlv
ommended
NAMES
C. A. Rich
Tom. Steele
Alfred Graves
0. J. Wel^ter
P. L. Clay ton
Hichard Justice
:i^yd Shepard
B. D. Webster
C. 0. Smith
W. L. Isley
Mol,dtfn'MqAdams
"M».€i^’v’4.ustice
Elder Petty
Fetter Steele
V. B. Webster
Ben. Fogleman
Con Sharp
«1. A. Branson
Julie Sharpe
C. A. Thomas
W. J. Smith
jH. C. Buckner
W. H. Bryant
J. H. Redden
A. S. Thompson
— ^^fAL
25 fsmilies, 40 hogs
kill yet.
C. A. Anderson M. D»| i
Yes you ci
Why not connec
Ford has been gl
greatly increased
reach.
These n|
early order
from
8eS
We have tl
We are in a
^vi£.g you ai
selection.
receiv(
snipped to A]
A car load
of Ranges to
A full line
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