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“ I suffered, during girlhood, from-woraanly weakness,”
rites Airs. Mollie Navy, of Walnut, N. C “At last, I was
a;r-iast bed-ridden, and had to give up. We had three
cioctors. All the time, 1 was getting worse. I had bad
spells, that lasted from 7 to 28 days. In one week, after I
g^ve Cardui a trial, I could eat, sleep, and joke, as well as
a ;vbody. In 8 weeks. I was well, i had been an invalid
for 5 v/eary years 1 Cardui relieved me, whea everything
ei,e failed.’* .
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Letter from Giimlet Head.
Mr. Editor;—
I speeted to write
you a little notice last week, but
for reasons that I can't explane
in this lecter. So I got my son
in law, that lives in Burlington
to write you his own mind. I
stayed in Washington longer
than I speeted two, for I hain’t
never seen before or since such
a delitful place as our National
Capitol. You know, I wish I bad
you by the paw and looking
wright strait into your block, I
would just tell you a few things
that I have just seen in this city,
but I am so far away and I am
afraid that I will never get home
any more that I nmst tell you
about it write now. I did not
eat any griib at the New Willard
jOr the Ea;leigh Hotel, but I just
idr;’ppea into two that calf and
vvberever I was, when feed timei
kum upon me, but i got me a
room away down on Delaware
I Avenue, so Ikuld see the onward
{march of the pie brigade.
It you ever wuz in Washing
ton you will remember that
Delaware'" A.venew is a street
; that I'uns direct from the Union
! Station too the Capitol. When
ever I got real lonely at night
and v^'anted to see some of the
folks from down home all I had
to do-wuz to stick my block out
! of the w inder and I kud see more
Burlirigton foiks and lots of
Greensboro folks rushing right
up. to,the Capitol than you ever
j that about. I can't tell the
i niimea oi them all for it would
’ take two long a tyme, but I does
remember that as soon as one
Burlington man wuz eone anoth*
er \vou]d comc in on thf
Southern train from the South.
I asked a beer jerker how busi
ness wuz and he said it shore
was .good, for it seamed to him
that all of us Tar Heels must be
on fire on the inside from oar
toes up, from the amount of ice
cold beer, it took to quench our
thirst, and refresh our anatomy.
He said of koarse we did not
drink anything stronger for us
wuz all Southern gentlemen,
I tell you if I hadn't bin a good
runner there would have been a
powerfully fight on Pennsylvania
Avenue, it wuz tliis wav: I met
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Chemical Co.
Box 1117
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iy for thoses who have not got
any of the juicy sweetness com
ing their way^ for I remember
you and me in former times
visited the capitol city while the
lamented W^illiam McKinley was
dispensing the great fruits for
my riative land, and 0, I remem
ber how sad it was that I was
turned away without nothing to
quench my thirst, or even a lit
tle plum to satisfy my longing,
aching never satisfied appetite.
My good friend Col. Watts
has been delayed in receiving a
piece of pie, because he is a con
servative and a gentlemen and
scholar of the first waters, I
also no how to sympathize with
him.
I oertainly was glad to get the
letters that you forwarded me,
that spoke so complimentary of
my first letter, but you sent me
a few letters that were unsigned
and I did not know who the
writer wuz, and I wish I had
never received thepi for they
talk mean an 3 bad and they talk
like that my days may end soon
and like those of the Caimick
tragedy of Tennessee, or become
a Gobelite of the Blue Grass
State. I can't help it that my
spelling is poor, my diction bad
and that it is necessary to ex
press myself very forcibly at
times that, 1 used a little slang.
I have those precious' little
mementoes laid away in the
archives of my memory so that I
may know in eternity that I have
made glad s.>me, and to my sor
row Vv'outided the feehngs of
others,
I would like to do everything
just right so that i would not
, have an enemy in awl the world
fi^’stjand be so popular arr.ong the
ladies, so that al! the pretty ones
would want to hold my hand by
day as well as by night, but such
a time has never come in rny life
and I fear never will, because I
have never seen anybody else
that looks hke Sal, and I suppose
that if I had not have loved her
she would have gone unloved all
the rest of her days. Be, shore
to come over and see me just as
soon as I get home because I am
starting with a bundle of blue
ribbon and a sample of [Vlil-
waukee and a bottle or two from
Slice’s laboratory, so if you
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WHY DON’T YOU I
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Try Fowler'vS Restaurant next time, the place
w?iere you can get a good hot oyster 6tew or a hot
rneal at aay hoar. Anything in the eating line
Vl) cooked and served riglit.
(iiS Look for the “EAT” Sign
Front Street
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a good old college nmle of mine : should feel the least bit indispos-
and I spoke to him as usual.. Say ed I can surely drench you at
ing good morning Charlie, How once.
are you my Royal Bhie Woodrow With best wishes and lots of
Friend?’' fiis hair raised up, his I love to all of the youngens and
eyes twinkh d and glarded, andjtoyeur many readers, I am as
his body became very rigid and'ei’er.
his voice extremely strong and
heartrending. I did not know
what I had done to so offend my
friend. He says, “I'll have you
to understand that I am no Wil
son fo low,, I am a Blease Dem-
coral from the Palmetto State.”
I shore did lit a rag. Off came
my hat and I jerked my feet up,
and the next time I was observed
1 was turning the corner at the
navy yard and going South to
wards the Futomick River and
I sertainly will be kerful how I
spoke to anothe
Your faithful friend,
Gilmlet Head.
J. D. & L B.
Burlington, N. G.
Prize
the Best
Awarded for
Prayer.
Lumberton Robesonian.
Mr. Fred Brown tells of a re
cent meeting at a negro church
in Lee County, in which two of
Ham's sons, ministers, contest
ed for a prize, the prize being
offered to the negro who could
make the best prayer. This
gentlemen I contest was decided by judges
friend from the dispensary state i and one of course was award^ed
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lelep.hone in your order tonight, RFD CEriier will h,-jnd
it to vou m the morning.
Bradley’s Drug Store
(rSEAR POST OFFICE)
hereafter.
Oh my! I w’as about to forget
to tell you about the Tar Heel
Camp. This company has just
been organized since the begir-
ning of Mr. Wilson’s adminis-
trashun, and I would not have
gotten mixed up with that crowd
if it had not been for a confound
nev/spaper reporter, I went to
college with. He knows that I
I am a tar heel and as soon as he
: saw me shde out oi the Union
: Station he met me at the Capitol
land said, “Hello^Gimlet, are you
: Sooi-ing for the Tar Heel Com-
: imnyV and I said, not as I know
! oil. What do you mean? He
I said, '"'that there v/us so many
I pie hunters in Washington that
! fht; hotel could not accomodate
i them so they had took posses-
I sion of a section of Pennsylvania
opposite the Botanical
u’ssder tf-.e rijr:'ht eo
’iquarter Soverei,gnity and therf
itnev w^ait until the whse! turns
i round, "whether their little grist
I is ground or not. I went dovvn
i and mixed with ti.e crowd, for
! there «hore w'as a lot of them,
I some were fine looking fellows,
I but lots of them looked long, j
j lean, lank, and powerful hungry. I
I S(->nie singing for past, time, |
I some shouting over victory, Soixtej
^ hollering to keep the police close |
I by, an,d the rest cussing overj
■'deleat.’ At first I thought North ;
: Carolina was the only state that i
I was so represented, but upon'.
I investigation I found that all thej
' states were represented from a’
. company in number up to a re- i
giment, looking for the juicy!
■plums that may ?.ome time fall!
; by the w=’ay side into !he unused;
! block door, j
Of all sad pictures that I have |
I ever beheld is this large number!
of httle pie scrappers, that arej
now tending along Pennsylvania!
Avenue, although I have a tend-i
i er feehng for tnem and especial-'
second place.
For Sale.
55 acre farm, one mile of Bur
lington, N. C., located on Maca
dam road, good buildings, St a
bargain. Central Loan & Trust
Co., W. W. Brown, manager,
BurUngton, N. C.
Coat Suits and Millinery
■ Have you seen oui^ Spring and Sum
mer Models in Goat Suits? Our suits
fit like they were; made to your order,
the tailoring is far superior to the av
erage, ajnd presents a touch to each
garment which shows more than aver
age attention in designing and tailoring.
Our Millinery Department
In our Millinery Department you will
find nothing but experienced milliners,
who know how to give you the very
best service. Make your hat look bet-: .
ter and more attactive. Come and see
our benutiful display of milUnery and
we are sure we can please you.
A complete line of Shoes and Gents Furnishings
J. D. & L. B. WHinED
Burlington, N. C.
Coble
Now ready for the Spring rush. Corn Drills Har
rows, Plows, all kinds of Tools, small and large. Bug
gies —the largest line in town, all the good styles, rub
ber and Steele tires. Come right along, we have the
best values ever sold in the County. One Manure
Spreader now ready for work to sell at a bargain.
■ Let us hear from you about your wants. If 5^ou can’t come to see us. Jusi
dro, us a line and we will be pleased to give you our lowest prices by return mail.
Remember we can send you lots of articles by the parcel post now cheaper than
you can buy in foreign cities and in a great deal less time. Just send us your orders
next time and see how nice we can serve you. *
Thanking you for the many past tavors.
We are your friends to save you money,
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