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||;i i Si- r' ii ll'l h'!;) wVi i fer : ^•i-f HiC 1 '• i ,• K* ij; . M N'' ■Jf %^'f- m ■;r . 5 U ■ li rsa-rca Direct v,’i ..J'.'f-i^l MESSAQEWWII^OI^ BN PUTfOS* PLEMES c f,v ct. Second Attempt to IBreak Jail Fayetteville, Feb. 7. ^ The sec ond attempt within two d.>.ys to effect a jail flelivery- by priso;::!- ers of the CumbeJiaiui Cciinty I’tiii -was frustra.tcd this nftei noo?i. When I ^ ■■ Fr N. Fi ilr'O \V ;T' ion - i- rn. iird Sin/dHy, m d SAints' Days, 10;0U CO ton, s?nt.-elt^cc vV i is hat It'g'is!.' tjd 10 tho vixri^a besiJv'S^ UiB -?,ryment was ri-Md'.'* , when be was at:i coMceiriiiig Tx-'pf!;-' yhiiig'tor!, ;;'if-! vvi!; ' 6SS1 ■■' 'i j Sheriff McOc-iichy ar.u l)cp vh'-r -! VC] '■'■ K’i ■■((■"''.('11 of th in'!;! bad bv’j'i: ben niaiosi: enou-'J; iv , tlie pris/ru-i>. A li oi; i)V ed K;- ivorji that m ■ H liy ov ?yO a. „ ^ ;hooi, ■fhe public is cordially Ali pews free, TV. irivited- ihifisiiaii Cliiircfe. Corner Church and Davis Sts. R®v, A* Padtor# Services^ » Preaching every Sunday, 11:00 ft, m. ana 8:00 p. m. Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. Jno. E. Foster, Supt. Christian Endeavor Services, SsQday evenings at 7:15 Mid week Prayer Service, eve- gy Wednesday at 8:00 p. m. Ivies’ Aid and Missionary So ciety meets on Monday after the iecond Sunday in each month. A cordial invitation extended A Church Home for Visitors Strangers. ior *^0 ! \’V NSf! ; !'i i .i-},'n [■ j VVawhiiigion, .In the effec She v^'ouid urge the nextX^ongress i to take up currency refoi rn,. i It is known Mr. con- j isiders the tariff, anti- I 'ust legi^ jlatinn and currency reform a| i the three prindpai subjects up* j on which the platform pledges i should be carried out as quicki>^ I as possible. He expects to le rn I from part.^ leaders in Congress [just what it would be practicable to take up at the extra session. Mr. Wilson said he would make no decisions until after he was inaugurated and had‘ an oppor- j tunity to get closer to the legis lators. The Governor spent _ the day here working on his inaugural address. He took a long walk in the chilly air and was invigorat ed by it. His brother, Joseph R, Wiison, of The Nashville Ban ner, called on him tonight leav ing at a late hour for Washing- ton. S'. '‘rti cispynig’.rbe co;:;'err]ed in thi; .A'oik. C •J'j 5isisiiS.s: est. .ei c« i Morffiofis b. 0. ■—Oiiisials League of are advocating T“.T I:'- :]gton. Anti-Saloon :Wa..hi of the America, wlio passage of bills pending in Con gress to prohibit the shipment of liquor into ‘‘dry'' territory, announced today that the follow ing telegram had been received from Joseph L. Smith, head of the Mormon Church. ‘ ‘The Church of Latter Day Saints is positively and unalter ably opposed to shipment of liquor into dry territory and to all unlawful traffic in. intoxicants and favors the entire suppres sion of all liquor traffic.” It has been reported that the Mormon Church was using its influence against the pending legislation. you ■ f f'l'Sl ever money, in ad dition m which to make ;;o yolit the large we are in a position to save givi:.,g you an immence s selection. Just received the largest lot ot rugs and drugget shipped to Alamance county at one time. ^ car load of cook stoves just here. A big assortmenf of Ranges to select from. A full line of heaters, comforts and blankets of all kinds :s ever: M. B. SsjlkfloB Reformed Cliiiixfei. Oofner Front and Anderson Sts. Rfl?. J. D. Asufew, Pastor. Washintoa’s Grand-Niece. Distressing Accident. Mid-week Service every Thurs „, 7:45 p. m. A cordial welcome to all Parsonage 2nd door east of .iisrch. PresbytftriaB Clwircl;. 8ef Kc»-*n.T, Paslor. Services eveJty Sanaay at 11:00 ,m. and 8;00 p. m. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Prayer-meeting, Wednesda;^ ftl 8:00 p* m. The public is cordially invited all services. ) W^ilmin^ton Feb. 7, ~ Sunday School every Sabbaib, | daughter of Mr. and 8?4§ a. m, 031 Dixon, 0ns- Prfeaching every i..nd and 4tn i county, this afternoon acci- Isbbath, 11:00 a. m. and 8:00 p. | dentally shot a Mr. Harrill, of i Elizabeth City, the ball of a 22 j cahbre rifle taking eifect in tiie I abdomen and causing a vsround ! that may turn out seriously. Ii I is thoughr, however, that he will recover. Mr. Harrill was taken to Jacksonville, a short distance av/ay, for treatment. Miss Foy who is a very popular young la dy of Dixon, is very much griev ed by the atfair, of which she was the innocent cause. She and a traveling salesman, Mr. Mullingford, had been at target practice, using the small rifle, and Miss Foy had just picked up the loaded gun when it was dis charged and hit Mr. Harrill, who happened to be passing. Mr. Harrill lives at Elizabeth City, but has been engaged at Dixon Baptist Cliiircl!. Kev. S. L. Morgao, F«ft4r. Filching every Sunday 11 a, foj* gome time, fli,, 8 p. m. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Sunbeams; second and four th Sundays, 3:00 p. m. f^yer Meeting, Wednesday Ip. m. Church Conference ?/ednesday jtfore first Sunday in each month CJommunion, first Sunday. Wonaan’s Missionary Society, irit Thursday 3:30 p. m. Ladies’ Aid Society, first Mon day 3:30 p. m. A WoriJ From *‘The 0!de.^t En- gmeer. Uncle W. M. Vandever, of Chester district in South Caroli na, calls our versatile staff cor respondent, Dr. R, Wood Brown, down for accusing the old King’s Mountain R. R. of being born a narrow-gauge. It was first a I broad gauge and then “swunk” Methodist Protestaiat OnBrcbf East Davis Street. Rer. Hittffla* E. Davis, Pa«tor. Pasrsonoge next door to Church) Services: Momng, 11:00 Ev ailing, 8.00. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings. Ladies’ Aid and Missionery So- ii#ties every Monday afternoon alter Rrst Sunday in each month. Sunday School 9:30 3,, m. Rev. R. M. AndrtW5, Supt. Exellent Baraca and Philathea Cinises. You are invited to at- l«xtdali services. front Sire^^ M. E. Chnrdb, Sontli, 8ei-. T. A. Sjke*, Pa>t»r. Preaching every Sunday morn- and evening. Sunday School, 8:30 a. m. Prayer Service, Wednesday I like Vance’s catfish, into a nar row-gauge. We can’t imagine why Capt. Nichols, Mr. Reid, Mr. Fletcher, Captain Moore and the rest of that C. & N. W. out fit didn’t refer Dr. Brown to Uncle Vandever for his data, anyhow. He knows more than them, all put together about their own roads be^nnings. “The oldest engineer, ” well up in the 80’s, he is. and his memory is packed with the lore of other days in railroading. We hope^ his quaint communication in this issue will he read by all. But Dr. Brown got his data from railroad people in Chester, he says, — Hickory Democrat. Macedoasa Liitbera» Cliusch, Front Street. Her. C. i. Morg&B, Paitor. I Residence nest door t,o Church.) Morning Service at 11:00 a. m. Vespers at 3:30 p. m. (No services on third Sundays.; S-ar.day School 9:45 a. m., ev- SiFy Sunday.' Teachers' Meeting, Wednesday ■ sOO p. m. (at parsonas^e.) Wofnan’js Missionary Society ;«-.fter morumg service on fourth iaadays.) L. C. Bs,, Saturday before Sundays, 3:00 p. m. L. Ij, L., third Sundays at 8:00 ‘t ^ i Webb M, t,. Casirch., Hkv, . r. Harley, Qvf-r,'/ tlr&t Ho.d 8.i/0 p.m. Sunday at S p. m. Sundav UvAJl vc.;ry bunda morn in Ever: 10 a. m. fohn F idol, SuDt Smeiting Cranberry Ore. Bristol, Tenn., Feb. 7,—The Carnegie iron furnace at John son City, Tenn., affords an ex ample of the peculiar value of the Mitchell County magnetic iron ore of the North Carolina mountains. The ore is of a rare quality, suittd to the manufac ture of steel for cutlery and oth er purposes calling for metal of a high grade. As a result, while many furnaces in the South producing ordinary foun dry pig have been closed down ever since the panic of 1907, the Carnegie furnace, which smeli.s the Cranberry magnetic ore ex- clusiveiy, has not been idle for a moment, except when it w?is banked for repairs. The coai- pany lias had prompt sale for ali of itb output. The Cranberry ore is practical ly inexhaustable in quantity. It has been mined to a depth of from 100 to 800 feet without get ting ^rtirough the seam. Gtn, John T. VVilder, a pioneer iron mail of this region, is quoted as once havirsg-replied to a qoes- ) concerning the depth of the i iran deposit there, tiiai ‘‘noj I doubt Satan is making pitchfork.s j gnng. i oU' the bottom side of it. 1 stolen I Greenville, S. C., Feb. 6.— Mrs, Margaret Mahaffey Wash ington Sloan, a grand-niece of Geoi'ge Washington, died today in her eighty-third year at the home of her son, George W. Sloan, near Pelham, this country. ^ 4S, Ayeock County Wins jb Frst Show- Down. Raleigh, Feb. 6,—The House Committee on Counties, Cities and Towns tonight voted 14 to 7 for favorable report on the bill to create Ayeock County out of portions of Guilford, Davidson and Randolph, with High Point as the county seat. This was after a lengthy hearing in which big delegations for and against the measure were heard. NO CASHFoF’TROOPS IQ WILSON INAMA- TION. Albany, N. Y., Feb. 5.—New York State wHi not spend a dol lar to send troops to the inaugura tion of President'elect Woodrow Wilson. Governor Sulzer has so decreed. Notwithstanding thi?, several organizations, the Gov* ernor says, have signified their intention of going at iheir own expense and he expects the State to be adequately represented. President Taft’s inauguration four years ago cost New York State $10,000 for the transporta tion of its troops to Washington. The State experts to appio- priate $150,000 for representation at the Perry Victory Centennial celebration at Put-in-Bay, Ohjo and as much moreti transport Grand Army veterans to Gettsy- burg to attend the fiftieth an niversary celebration of the Bat tle of Gettysburg. These celebration, the Govern or believes, necessarily entail expense to the State and that presidential inuagurations should cost the State nothing. Govern or Sulzer will ride a horse at the head of the New York troops in the parade. I YOU CAN AFORD A FORD I Yes you can no longer afford to be without Why not c^onnect up with^hrckroran^wteryo™ iTlS Ford has been greatly iiuproved in design and ofherwise. and^n axounT greatly increased output the price has-been lov^ered and is reach. ci the now within easy a § RUNABOUT $525.00 TOURING CAR 600.00 S TOWN CAR 800.00 | These new prices F. 0. B. Detroit with all equipmenl. An S early order wifl mean an early delivery. Get full particulars $ „ —■ I McGlamery-MarJdiam Auto Co. | 111-113 East Washington Street, Greensboro^ N. C. S Phone 619. S from Peltier Slain. Paris. Feb. 5. —E. Peltier, a high official of the French De partment, of Justice was murd ered in his residence here today. A woman nurse v^rho was attend ing him was also killed. The double murder is believed to have been committed by an uncaptured accomplice of the gang of automobile bandits, whose trial is in progress here, it is supposed that the crime , was intended as an act of ven-1 geance. Peltier was formerly chief of the Bureau of Pardons at the Ministry of Justice but had been Salisbury Wants Recall. Salisbury, Feb. 7.—The pro posed new charter for Salisbury as finally decided upon at a mass meeting of citizens last night carries a commission farm of government with a recall clause, j The increased boundary lines for | the city were eliminated and the extension of tha city will be voted upon separately. The proposed charter’s acceptance will be decided upon at an elec-1 tion to be held in March. The mass meeting last night passed' a resolution calling fora lawi giving the Australian ballot in all city or pchool elections in Salisbury, no matter which form of government prevails. In compliance with a request from Governor Craig, Mayor! Pro Tera Rabe has appointed twelve citizens to represent Kowan at the southern highway convention at Asheville Feb. 12. A cold storage plant is in prospect for Salisbury. J. W. Hines manager of the Catawba Ice and Fuel company, and J. H- Warburn, secretary of the Industrial club, are in Charlotte today inspecting a plant to see if it is advisable to establish one here. February :AT: The Democratic Way (Union Republican) Some of our Democratic friends are beginning to suspect that GOOB.M AN’S aOTHlNG STORE Our entire stock of Mens and Boys Suits and Overcoats will he sold at cut prices. We are now selling all goods at 1-3 our former marked price. We want • to sell these goods in order to make room for Spring goods and expect to give our cus tomers the benefit of these cut prices. IF YOU NEED ANY in ill health for some time. He they are carrying too heavy a wai a man of considerable; ioad of campaign promises. That wealth. He was found strang-! is one of the habits of that party, led in a chair in his library. The | When it is out of power it under- nurse’s body lay in a room. She stakes to give the people every, had been slashed to death. An thing they ask for, and when it iiivestigation of the woman’s] gets into power it gives them past has given rise to the theory j pretty much everythitig they j that she and the murderer were i don’t ask for. i associated with hffeur” Cht G. J, the De ni on I Bon nett and his! About $1,000 in cash was i darling?’' • “Nothing.’ Wliat are you thinking about, NOW IS THE TIME HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES, Buriington, - . - n. c. I \ \ • elegs^tionj breth^cd r oppositij I yCOCk COf Lilford. 1 bn, felt n1 yte resuU tated thaj r would bj ated in fl i that th^ > close. L : the houl , jg not f [lat the mose gc Ireensboi \e quite which tl lere was] atty wrai sarp retoi felifigr* , tated ih gst form be best ^ jwn. Tl latever [ro deleg^ the heal ^mmittee, )t great): [It is regi^ impo-sil live the f^ late, me| 3ke on tl |e opioniol igement] t)st advaiil hit can b( Irm thai >m the 2nt. Juilford spoke oj [schools, lal impro ive been s| Icent yeai |gh Point les innul “njbermeni the work! lining str^ 3cially tl im now ii ssful opei IWHAHI Tl Id inver, \ve a “ ch sch you [titled to lu pinch I sleep, [Dwight , livinj? iwhamm( [rs. Elizai itained a le district] Je ground In is 76 pfe is 55. ed 25 yeai! “He was] ever en |’ay-haire Je most c\ rd, and i?hty att i th the cl{ almost Only of « North pted in Nely, AvI Grail Ruthe] represi i^umbers Mrty-eigh fe counties least fc ive grouj Kanizatioi ^e&e clubi bed no „ Igard to t| I® State ( pfined th( ftion of , ither aroul |sc€ a year] come 1 ks; that oi ^ank hom{ fate’s edv Income i. pantagesj pTfisot thel Nwiftg thil P of a panizatior ^the Ui S^ther ii b^riii Carol [the Univl • . The! Elation in]
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