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C. |r Bradley’s Dnig Store.j Pbooe 6o. R. Hoffman] ttoraey-at-Law n. North Carolina :ei»d Floor rir»t Nati« B&tik Bailding. H. BROOKS ,^con Dcntisv |f «ter Building ILINGTON, N. C. LTaylor, M.D. dcian & Surgeoa. Burlington Drug Store. IOffice Houks". |o:fjO 4:00 to 6.1 Ix-RAY WORK. v;iii furnish I your choice five years to |n, mcnthly. juai payments (]«. SAVE $10 You can prevent a spell' of sick ness hiring nurses, etc., by buying a lOc package of Bradley’s Cold Tablets. These ■ ablets haye been; throroughly tried put, and are rec ommended as perfectly reliable. BEllEMONT PORK BMELl NAMES No. hogs \ Lbs, each I Total ( Rich for::. Steele fllfred Graves I. J. Webster P. L. Clayton Richard .justice Bovd Shepard p,. 1>. Webster 0.' 0. Smith iV. L. Isley Moldan McAdams ivf. C. Justice Elder Petty Petter Steele B. Webster i^en. Fogieman i„on Sharp A, Branson J .jlie Sharpe 1.', A. Thomas -j. bmitn j:. C. Buckner y.'. H. Bryant J H. Redden S. Thompson 2 480 456 2 362 335 1 243 1 362 2 360 340 2 400 390 1 400 2 384 380 1 320 1 298 1 442 . 2 263 240 1 143 1 490 2 368 360 o 300 284 1 156 2 356 264 2 202 198 2 404 375 2 404 382 2 454 420 1 • 262 2 500 512 2 f 46.3 370 Elbert Bede, Cottage Grove, Ore. We suppose the reason womeh wear the hats that come down about their ears is so that thej- can't hear the mean things men say about them. There will be no siient vote among the wc men electc rs. ’ A persdri who can't get along with his neighbors will usually lind that the fault is not with the neighbors. It is the ‘ ‘dry8, ’' not the ‘ ‘ w ets, ’ ’ that open the flooodgates of oratory. More trees are cut down at Chnstnias time than are planted on Arbor Day. Thei'e is such a thing as be coming so wise to all con games that you will pass up a real gold brick. It is no longer a question of what to do with our ex-presi dents. To the Republicans and; Democrats it a question of what to do to our ex-president. With woman suffrage becom ing general^ candidates wilhneed to cevise a new Iffte of eampaijrn “bunk.’* God probably never intended man to be satisfied—because if he was he would have nothing to pray for. If the Ea'st women.ar®?^arn- ing;to;r»4 elevants. Is ^ go ing up or down? Your faults are better known equals than your sup- TO HELL WITH THE OOV,COLEL.BLEilSE. 936 667 m 3&2 7p0 790 400 764 320 m 442 503 143 490, by your 728 i eriors, TOTAL 40 584 156 620 400 779 786 874 262 1012 §33 141^ :>5 40 hogs. Average per hog 354 3-4. Many more to .11 yet. The recent census shows 642 poets working at manual labor. In these prosperous days even poets can earn a living. Gov. KithiD in Washington. Washingto, D. C., Dec. 6.—^ Gov. W. W, Kitchin reached Washington tonight and will at tend the luncheon at the White House tomorrow which is to be given to the visiting governors. Josphus Daniels and wife are here. ' YOU CAN AFFORD A FORD " Anderson M. D I J I *1 Yes you can no longer afford to be without one ef these matchless cars. l9 Why not connect up with the city or anywhers you want to go? The new 1913 Ford has been greatly improved in design and otherwise, and on account rf the w'.f «• t .V 9 t* % i $ $ greatly increased reach. output the price has been lowered and is now within easy RUNABOUT TOURING CAR TOWN CAR DELIVERY WAGON $525.00 600.00 80000 625.00 IL '•f w These new prices F. 0. B. Detroit with alt equipmeBl. An ^ early order will mean an early delivery. Get full particulars 0 from 0 zz:, :::ziizz:z::zz::.;: ..z::''-— 0 il FORD GARAGE CO. 115 W. Market Street, Greensboro, N. C. Phone 619. Richmond, Va ,' Dec. 5.- of the 50 women in attendance on the governors conference tids afternoon hurriedly left the hall when Govj Cole L Blease, o| South Carolina, for the second time defending his doctrine of lynching negroes guilty of crimni^ alassault, without atrial, shouts ed his platform '^o hel! with the constitution." This sentiment was in response to a question hurled at him by Gov. Joseph N. Carey, of Wyom-/ ing, who desired to kno;?p if Gov.’ Blease iiad not taken an oa;th to uphold the constitution and laws of his state, and if these laws did not protect colored men as wel| as white men. “I will answer that question, ” replied the South 'Carolina ex ecutive. ' ‘And I hope the iiews- paper men will get it liaht, for in my campaign in South Carolina they found that I am a fighter-: and ft gold Iblqqd^ $^ter, added; ’ grinding' th«i‘words be tween his teeth. “ When the co stitution steps between me and the defense of the virtue of the, white women of my state, I will resign my commission and tear it upon and throw it to the breezes. I have herefore said: ‘To hell with the constitution.” At this point fully 25 women, some of them wives and daught-; ers of governors, left the Ball. Seeing this, Governor Blease sub sided. Gov. Albert W. Gilchrist, of Florida instantly uttered a sting ing rebuke. “The first thing,’’ he said “that indicates a manly man or a womanly woman is thoughtful'consideration for other people.” He was cheered. The greatest; applause of the session had pre-i viously greeted Governor Carey'sj question. Later, Gov. John F.i Shafroth, of Colorado referr'ed to lynch law doctrine. “One Smob can do more injury to society." be said, “than 20 murders, be^ cause a Jynching permeates the entire community and producesi anarchy. The influence of mobi' rule is more reprephensible.i When laws are made it should b^ the duty of a govemorjto enforce them, whether he approves them or no". When the law prescribes hanging for an offense, and a man is found guilty, he should]be hung, whether white or black, and there is no excuse for mob law. I conceive it to be our duty as governors to declare for law I and order.” | Papers read by Gov. Tasker L. i Oddie, of Nevada and James H. | Hawley, of Idaho, on uniformity in lav/s governing divorce were ■ under consideration when Gov. i Bleiase spoke. He defended the j position of South Carolina where j no divorce is permitted in any | cause. He proceeded to discuss i the race problem, and said that j I when an inferior race gets in the j way of a superior race, the form-! j er is swept from the face of the ■ I earth. He reverted again to his j pardon record, boasting that he had pardonded and paroled more negroes than all other governors i of his state combined since 1876. '0\ Announcing that there has not iTsix“y^il Got." W? W.'Shin said the .sentiment for standing ; by the laws daily gains strength, I He believed there should be con- V victions in nearly every case when there is a lyching. Gov. Mann of Virginia, added that he would call out every soldier in this state if necessary to protect a man under arrest and give him afair trial. Movements for the improve ment of rural life and the up building of ^agriculture were ^s- cqssed this aft^noon by (^ys. Addlph 0. Eb^rh^, of Min nesota; Terberi S* Hadley, of Missouri; W. H. Mann of Virginia George W. Donaghey, of^Arkahs- as; and Jo^ph M. Brown, of Gfeorgia. Divorce law problems were also spoken to Govs; Joseph M. Carey, lof Wyoming and S. E. Baldwin, of Connecticut. Miss Mary Johnston, the nove list, addressed the conference on equal suffrage. It was announced that Ambas- sdor Myron T. Herrick will be one of the speakers tomorrow morning on the subject of rural credits. He will personally re present President Taft, When You Want to Be Sure We have the largest stock we have ever shown, and we are in a position to save you money, in addition to givii.^ you an immence stock from wWch to make your selection. Just received the largest lot of rugs and druggets ever shipped to Alamance county at one time. A car load of cook stoves just here. A big assortment of Ranges to select from. A full line of Heaters, comforts and blankets of all kinds. B SMITH Strayed or STOLeN-Setter pup female white blaek ears spot on top of head black spot on rump at tail answers to name of Dot. Liberal Reward. J. D. Payne Buriington, N, , SALE may be so foi some cause ble. When ; of a house, therefore, you will be wise tp jcpme it is ,4;oi tiww ali; aliioait iieal estate. This is; yoijtfS;tO;eoiiimai»^ times. lt>may you from niaking^ a. mistake that yoiu wau Id) isn^rct all the rest of youT tJife, ■ . IM . .Ill III I I nil, 11 ' I.ii':.. Ml .11 ,j|jp..|waiiMIIIIIJI.. J 'i|»v yt, E ^arfie^ Maiug«r BEING GIVEN AWAY to those who act as-th^ local repueseintatives ! of EVERYBODY'S MAGAZINE and THE ’ DELINEATOR—ail in addition to liberal com missions. Let us show you how you can. simply by forwarding the subscriptions of I your friends and neighbors and cbllecting the’ I renewals of our pi^ede^t subsqribersc Try for - THIS month’s prizes. There are lots of priz es that can be.won only by persons living ijn ^ towns same size as yburs. Wj?ite'at onbe tfo ' THE BUTTCRICK PUBLISHING CO. Butterick Building New York City F uel, ice Storage Gompany The Summer d|ays are growing short; Cold Weathers almost here; boon furnace fires must lighted be . Your homes to warm and cheer. Through sultry days we kept you cool; Our ICE supplied your need, And now our stock of C O A L is here Your winter fires to feed. We re at your service as of yore. Fall weight—coal clean and bright,. Decide to place your order now. Phone us, we’ll treat you right. FUEL, ICE & STORAGE COHffANY, PHONE 148
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