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and Good Roads
Swal!-For fte Nigfet k if {f()|^Q£0 HljSBANO
ON TRIAL EOR HIS LIFE
The telephone goes hand in hand with good
roads.
The telephone overcomes many of the obsto-
cles of bad roads and makes it possible for the
tprmer aijd other I'ural residents to transact du^—
Bess in the city ^and with neighbors w^heii, the
loads are impassable.
Appropo of the present fiy-
killing campaign, about which
much has been written, we sub
mit the following bits of ragged
rhyme, which if committed to,
memory, will aid materially in
the destruction of,the festive fly,
ENDS HUNT FOR RICH mL
Of tenSt.helhunt for^a^richilwife
ends when the man meets a wo
man that uses Electric Bitters.
Her strong nerves tell in a bright
St; Paul Minn., Apr. 3.—Prof.,brain Md even temper. Her
Oscar Olson, formely of the Uni- peach bloom complexion and
vers'lty of Minnesota, who admit-
te(? he shot and killed Clyde N-;.
Darling,a laundryman.for wreck
ing nis home. took'the w’itnesfs
stand this evening and sobbed
audibly as the relatives between
Mrs. Olson and Darling were
wrung from him.
The CDurtroom was crow’ded
and many wept with the de-
With all his might and main, j jt-ndanr, who presented the pic-
tlire ■ -pf a broken-spirited^ man.
iVirs. Olson buried her face in her
I love to see a little fly
And pat him on tlie head —
How prettily he wags his tail
Whenever he is i'jd.
Then Fll not swat the little fly
Nor give him needless pain
I’ll let him chew my ear, my eye
That was the old idea,
today it is this w'ay:
VVhen’eer I see a little fly.
, • • .t.* i I’ll swat him on the head—
Proo'ressive farmers are insisting upon^goou jj|| with a swater’s
hand
il the fly is dead.
roads and teiephonds. _ These two- agencies of
modern civihzation ate doing more than all others
toward eliminating the isolation of country hfe. , u .
You ran have a telephone m your home at ver^/ sourpocket-bck.
srnali'cost. Send a postal for cur free booLcl |Itonemto it you wpt to-,
•n'ivin‘>' complete information.
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r/vRME?.S’ LINE DEPARTMENT
SOUIHSEaN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGEAFH COMPANY
S. PRYOri STREET ATLANTA, GA,
'live
And do not want to die —
iThe only thing for you to do
I Is «\vat--iu«t swat the fly I '
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F arm H Sale
hands and wept softly through
out her husband's testimony,
‘‘My wife confessed to me that
there had been illicit relatives
between .herself and Darling, and
I warned h;m to keep away from
•piy home,” Olson testified.”
And then this is good to paste * He continued to come despite
the warning-and finally succeed
ed in tearing down the happiness
I of the home.
“The night of the shooting I
vi'as alone/'' said the witness.
“I heard a noise and went to the
. ^ j kitchen to investigate. I saw a
And then tni-; • I standing inside the door,
Oh, I will- swat the pesky fly. 1
I’ll swat through and' / i t t ^ 'w
Y land took a step towards me. I
11'l! swarhim' and I'll watch himil'a'* i»>\revolvw and A^d.twi^
j '.in rapid succ s-ion. A sec.jicl
i ni svvat him black and blue! I
! I fiome tarow Ins arms into the air
I And the last one; jund fall linii/ly to the ficor,
L- , T , T T 4^1 I Profe;?sor Oison testified that,
! ! he first learned of Mrs. Olson’s
I 1 il teV.at the .e.^Lije with Darling? June IG
I i ll swat nini good ana tiard, S.,..,.
I \ ou bet
I I’ll swat him till I die!
and i had hui^grd and kissed her, ”
a’l I'itlp in i Olson ccr;tii"=ut'd. 'T saw Dari-
ruby lips result frocn her pure
blood; her bright eyes from rest
ful sleep; her elastic step from
firm, free muscles, all telling of
the health and strength Electrie
Bitters give a woman, and the
freedom from indigestion, back
ache, ^headache, faintiflg and
dizzy .spells they promote. Every
where, they are woman’s favorite
remedy. If chey weak or ailing
try them. 50 cents fat Freeman
Drugstore.
The moraryard stick neighbor
uses on you i,jS usually a short one
— that the same length as the one
you use on him.
N Ry fJeMLL_M1E!
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LEAVE WINSTON-SALEM.
7:00 A. M. daily "for Roanoke
and intermediate stations. Gon-
East and West with Pullman
Sleeper, Dining Cars.
2:05 P. M, daily for MaVtins-
vifle, Roanoke, the North and
East. Pullman steel, electric
lighted sleeper Winston-Salem to
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, New
And In this way, ianies
gentlenien, w'e wui
keeping do
boi'o I’atriof.
Dining Cars North of Roanoke.
4:15 P. Al. daily, except Sun
day, foi* Martinsville and: local
; stations.
‘ When I return^xl from my Trains arrive Winston-Salem
oifice,. iii.v wi.ie loid iDe DdJ’liijg.O :!{> A. ivl. , 9;35 ,P. M., 1:65P. M.
Trainf? leave Durham lor liox.!>ort
Sont.'h KoKtioii and ■ Ivyrrcbburg 7:00 a, .m
(i i!y,,a,ini 5;/’.(> r». 'ji. d.'j.ilvftxoerjtSjjivdfiy
It . OKVl I.L. •Pa-N;'’r.*Tj;HlTAl4r;. ;
W'. C. iS.i j ^ Iv! t' fl r'.'jrt. A^'i,
iiofiiK.ike. vs.
-acre red soil farm^ 1 mile sonlh
A Mebane, N. C.
85-acre farm 1 mile souili of Mebane,
keeoinii’ down ciis&^ifc'- Greens-1 >ng’ one dny later in the presence
I of the niaji ior whom he was
I worKing, Wlien I accused him
! of my wife he turnj't
i i / J e t h ■' rt;.eo\'ered himself
; ana saiu: i admit it; it's all my
i I.
"Whiie in Clearbrook, Minn,,
fauS^'
; November 12 ir'.st, I received
Ka;eiy n, April o. — i
did iiionumenr to !:he hor... .
'jlldti. \'v (.lYiC'D ('! (.(..'nfederacv ' ^ irom ui^e uiginu
imgwn
5^-acre farm 1 mile souili of Bur-
1 C.;, located on macadam road,
good buildmgs^ plenty of water.
-acre farm 2 miles of BiirlmglciL
>acre farm in town of Mebane.
r r-{'t
as.,It
of Mebane, N.
tiS acre farm. 2 miles of Mebane, N.C. all
;s irjiss wen
at Dar;^ain.
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me to return homo immedi'del.i
She n;et me at the door and said:
Oscar, I look demented? That
: devilisn laundryman is haunting
qj.,^'me again, He has been here
' several times and I can’t resist
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s o^■e^tlIres, Please help me
10 keep him, from me,’'
Oison repeated the details
; ■ leading to the crime. Several
times aurrng his testlaiony . his
1 sobbing forced an interuption.
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I M]S. Oison id expected'to tell her
jstCfry on the stand tomorrow.
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Pains In The Siomach.
How's Tills 7
t- ofi'ei'1! uinh'ed ■ l>o!!-t.rs..Rewarti
r ■ . iiy'ca.Kt ,if (..'(tfa.j’rh ca.iuK.'t ).)f
e. t (>(.! by I iall'* ("’.a.ifiri It riivc,.'.
V. rl. (!i'i r]NlvV v'J.CO,, 'j'obKOo.'i.).
die ■ yju?(”'ir!j!;ne!l, /i.'-f \'e known {*'■
•K y'ih.MH'y [c.r the latrit I,') v’cvuv,,' a-nd. h;-.
iU'Vf tii'.M |.ui'vfect;l.;s Sumornbiv*'hi ai!
n'eBR ions MHij li.'iHncially able fi.
carry ()ut finv ohli.u’fi.,((mis nia.fie by iii>
iiriis. ' ,
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMfix^CS;
TOLEDO, O.
Bal)’.s Cfitn.rrh Ciirw is taken iiitorual-
ly. a.ctiny liircctly upon thft b,lood and
muctjufj s'iiriaceK of fUp systyaj. Testi
monialts ner.t free. I'rioe. 75 cents per
bottle. 8()I(1 by all Drug-fj'igts.
'riUto Ifcill'j? Fa,inily rills for eoiVstipa-
tioa. ■ .
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E-ye Specialist
Olffice Over C. P.
Burlington, : I
Have you a tooth to oj
.Have you tried my niethoai|
1! not, ask someone wliol^
Dr. J. S, Fro’
Dentisi,
Burlington, - [\> ^
Office phone 374-J
$175|
Or
$25
Elis
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SpoDii k Moraad^iv
Veterinarians
Office and Hospital
4.t5MainSt. Res id
C.:.- A. Andersor^ M
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Office hours 1 to 2 p. m. 7 to8|,B
First National Bank i:^iijailBannas
Leave day calls at Erad:.,-? Sugar, P
if yoti
I the kind
for ail kij
Store,
Dameron & Lo
ATTORNEYS AT LA'.v
LS. W. DAi£R8N
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. office in
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Burlington, N. C.
Office over i'jraciloy’.s i '‘'if
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If you continually complain of
pains in the stomach, your livtr
O'r your kidneys are out of order.,
u Neglect may lead to dropsy’ kid-
;,f * eiclerlv !*}>'•' -Bng-ht’.^
e wrn-en *’of i disease. Thousands reccom-
She'i? ^seated!^^lectric - Bitters as the
,..p^ book," the : stomach and kidney
V ri'f'
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medieiiie made. H,
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: The 'sVoa-derfuI, Old Reliable Df,
; i Aritisep’.Ic Mealing0.iL An Antiseptic
Surgic.ii Di'csr.ing discoverI'd by an
Old R, il Surg:;on- Prevents Blood
reasoning.
f iVy" Pf! ^-■‘*■0xxxtww^, ixt X i. Alston,
u • bv '"her 'and'- N, .{.I,, who sulfered
?word in his i the stomach and
GL’aViVls()n, T “^'^'ly kidneys
of ^the ■ and my liver did
■^'c^'the solJ^^^'^ ^ suffered
' "cv. ' xhe ’ Bitters whs
r, yr'i>2e. On and I improved
I now feel
im~
TiiP invinf-p'v,d! b;--r^.,r :';aronze. Onl^ecoiraw and I impn
' tiiker ^id^:■ uf the ]>: destal will I dose. I now
. Poftst's I oa-«-rfc;ief reprft-enraiions of hus-1 will
-i.t: -vou 'dv(
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'j'^i^Usancls of junnlies know it alrea^.y;
V1-. TA.sTI'XESft cui'liand a trial will cciivincc a'ou tliat T-i?.,
I',, ltT.Vr.v.i-ars thr.-m.v-h- j i-URTIC'R’S AXTJoEPTlC IJIULINC
jariv.:;-. s-:>ns anf= r-weethearts taK
jii'f: iea-\'t;' of '^nos to g-o ti'i
ar the beginning of the ,
broiAtn j
'.e C'io?e I
i yrc.'^'e yt.ii.
{the iron:
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td'convniended by
FREEf/lAN.DRUG CO.
NOTICE!
Road Tax For 1913, Due.
The special road poll tax for
the year 1913 is now due and pay
able -until the firstday of April.
Under the old the Treasurer
was paid a small commission for
coliectin.ef and handling' this funi
And heretofore I have given that
commission to thof^e who . looked
after it in the different Town
ships. But now under the Salary
law there is no provfsion made
for any one to be paid anything
out of, this fund. The.refore, un
less sone one will vouffteer to col
lect without charge in the town
ships, I cannot put the books out,
as' has been, my pustom. Accord-
R-. .Hoiiffiai
. . ■ Attoraey-at-Ljiw
Burimgton, North Ctj
Office, 'Secos^i Floar ;
Bauk BKikBjig.
DR. J. , H. BliOCISl
SiirgeGii . Dcntki:
l?08t£ir Biiiuiivife
BURLINGTON, X,
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J. N. Taylor
[Physician &. Sorg-:;:on.
Over Burlington D]'ug .S', j
Office Hours'.
'8:00 to 10:00 ^ 4:00
X-RAY WORK,
Dr. Wm, E.
Oi the terrible strue-:
>IL i.s tlie 1)10
yoiiderfnl remedv e-ve-
er-^' y.nd Geri-^ial 1 •■Liscovtrcd I'et Wuv.nd;;, Burns, 01dSor-;S.
j'c is assti'');j;; a^;! I'lrers, Cnrhi-'H-U'S, Gi'ajjnlaterll.Jiis
;;ut you ao
uiv^o !.]ie iuL;r-xUe;’t
ct'1 ‘ 1 rr (’ I I Hi;
Sc't:j'J'Jn'f'af-.(;r ccal]5 I)i;"^ases
:11 ■‘..'('■up.ls :.viui (.lise'ti'-eis
KUiv se.'ivP-^ Cn;Ttim;aliy pi'ople at
il Hiii;f4 luv/ user! t'>r ihis farrjons ■■■■
r: hy your Druj£;:^
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r.^.'t i.s i^AXATi V.(0'35ROM() QUINJ
' r ‘;ur-:. Cnrena ’u One Day,
i( L;'y?
Mail 1!:-; 5'iO 'f'j'-' £=>-!,>ou;!fl
'd-pr.'Li 'd pai-iiilov. 3 freu. I: :-
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AGENTS
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feather Deaier.^,
N. i
D-ays
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ty „ Commissiohers, the, books
will be at my office in .the court
house in Graham, and all persons
desiring to pay v^ill pay^ to me,, un
less they find someone else witl^
the books,
- Respectfully,
Albert J. Thompson, ■
Treasurer Alamance County
This Jan, 7, ‘1913,
111.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSli'iO
of Greensboro, M. C., wi';’. b:
The PiedQiont, Burliiu^hr;.''
the forenoons of Taes'jri}
Friday of each vi^eek.
For further infbrj)iafj-.>;).
to Clerk, or to Dr: Cnna.riici'if
Greensboro.
Ofiices—400-401 i\lc
Building, Gre
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If .you wish to buy a farm,
call or write, Centrah Loan &
Trust Co. W. W, Brown, Mana
ger. Burlington, N. C.
Phones j
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kinds of us ;
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New Resident Section Just Opened. Have You Staked Your Claim? If not, get, busy
wo';:;‘4"£rslc'IeTard 'wide..wake
THm™~5c rar fere ffEVERYWHERE“^’ “ Convenient to E',a(_^
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Let us show you. Say “seven-six” to Central, and our representative will call and take you to see the propert)