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The FLOODS
The floods have raioed thousands of
basheis of grain and otner feedstuff, con
sequently prices are soaring. We have
large stocks bought before the rise. When
yon want the best at the lowest price,
send your orders to us. We are in posi
tion to take care of you. Special prices
on HAY for the next 30 DAYS,
MILLERS’ AGENTS. MELiiBSE AND BAN VALLEl FLOyR
OPENING
An Exhibit of
Men’s, Young Men’s and
Boys’ C othing
We have gotten together the fin
est and most up-to date and com
plete assortment of Men’s wearing
apparels that has ever been our
pleasure to show. In every de
partment you will find meichan-
dise of standard manufacturer’s
with reputations for high class and
superior quality, perfect fitting and
orkmanship.
Big Line of laies’ end Men's OIFORDS
Goodman
Home of Good Glothe^s
Burlington,
N. C.
A Railroad Man’s Prater.
An old time Railroad man,
having been converted, was as
ked to lead in prayer. The
lowing was his response:
"0! lord, now that I jihav6 flag
ged thee, lift up iny feet from
the rough road of life, and plant
them safely on the deck of the
train of salvation. Let me use
the safety lamp, known as Pru
dence; make ali the couplings in
the train with the strong link of
Thy love, and let my hand lamp
be the Bible; and Heavenly Fa
ther keep all switches closed
that lead off to the especially
those with a blind.
0! Lord, if it be Thy pleasure
have every semaphore block a-
long the line show the white
light of Hope; that may make
the run with out stopping And
Lord give us the ten command
ments for a schedule, and when I
have finished the run on sched
ule time and pulled into the
great dark station of Death,
may Thou' the Superintendent of
of the universe, say ‘Well done
thoiii good and faithful servant
come and sign the pay roll
Usefal 'Liza Jane*
Evidently ’Liza Jane was a
very useful person. She and
fo)- the old woman came into a
Lonpon shop and th^ old woman
began examining some pieces of
cheap calico. She pulled at one
piece first this way, then that,
wetting it and rubbing it with
her fingers to try if the colors
were fast, fsays The Youtn^s
Companion.
But she seemed not entirely
satisfied. At last she cut off a
piece with a pair of sissors and
handed it to ’Liza Jane.
“Here ’Liza Jane,’* she said,
“you chew that, and jsee if it
runs.*’
And 'Liza Jane raised it to her
mouth and solemnly went to
work.
Entire Faroily Killed.
receive your cheek for eternal
happiness.*' Amen.
The above was ha.nded us by ^
A. E. Pasehall, of Nutbush, wlio rt ,
is anxious for our readers to read r '
the impressive and Krtiqae prayer
— The Record.
Nogales, Ariz., Maj^Z-^The
only apparent result of the shell
ing of Empalme today when
state troops evacuated, was the
killing of an entire family, A
I shell frora the gunboat Guerrere
ana i over a bouse in the suburbs
1 of the town, killing a„ man and
ihis wife and several children,
'Ko Americans were reported in*
Jop. H. Preeiand
W. P. Ireland,
T. S. Faucette,
A. A. Apple,
W. F. Dailey,
H. C. Stout,
J, G. !^gers;
Eugene Holt,
J. L. Scott,
J as, P. Montgomery-
E, S. W. I)ameron,
Dr. W^ D. Moser,
A. A. Russell,
D.H. White,
J. L. Patilio,^
M. A. King,
Jerry Sellers,
John A. King,
B. J. Hall
Mayor. '
Aldermam, First Ward.
Alderman, Wa^
Alderman, Seooiid Wwpd
Alderman, Sec(nid
Alderman, Third
Alderman, ThMlted.
Alderttmn, Fourtli W«nJ.
Alderman* Fomrth WiiKi.
Secret^ Treasure^^^^^
City Attorney.
City Health Officer.
Chief Poliee.
Collector and Poli^.
Night Police. .
Cemetery. Keeper — White Cemeteii^
Cemetery Keeper- Col Cemetery,
Street Commissioner.
City Sca.uenger.
BOARD OF EDUCATIOH.
B. R. Sellers, J. W. Cates, Eugene Holt, T. S. Faucett^
R. M/ Andresws^ Jos. A. Isley, Jas. P. Montgomery.
WATER-LIGHT & POWER COMMISSION.
W. W. Brown. S, A. Steek J. E. Moore.
Southern Railway Passenger Sck^uk.
No. 112
No/108
No. 144
,No. ^
East
1;32 A.: M,
8;12 A, M.
10:20 A. M.
5:00 P. M.
No.
No,
No.
No.
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WeiJt.
5:32 A. M,
11:18 A,
6:25 P. M.
9:17 P. M.
Shot Litife Ami Killed Self.
New Yorkv April 24.— Des
pondency over separation from
his' wife due to religeous differ
ences is believed to have been
the cause of V, Robins shooting
his nine-year-old son and cutting
his own throat with a razor. Mrs.
Robins w^ill testify before the
coroner*s jury this afternoon.
Never Failm Methcid Uv ICiiiln Uh
Rifle fire late to today indica
ted that the federals had begun
a movement in pursuit of the
fleeing constitutionalists, whose
hasty extit occasioned the . shell
ing. It was . believed federal
reinforcements recently arriva-
ing at Guaymas had begun an
advance. .
The state troops left on trains
consisting of 17 engines and 40
box cars, all the available rail
way equipment. Thus, pursuit
by rail was prevented.
7:0^ A.
8:00 A.
M,
M..
Ttii best thing about this sug
gestion m iis never failability.
Hold fly in tub uv water until
thoroughly soaked. Then rimove
legs, one by one. This done ley
fly on large stone an strike ten
hard blows wi h than throw
him in tbi fire. If this hez failed
to produce thi disired
on nearist lail road trad:, Thi^n
ast thrma'n tu lend you hia lar-
gist erigun an ron ovcr it,“Mri.
Handy Goad, The Durham Sun.
PostOffice Hours.
General Delivery of Mai!
Money-order and Registration Hours
; Sunday Hoims.
General Delivery .
Lobby open all hours to box renters.
J ‘ Zpjb Wallbe, Postmaster.
U) 7:30 p. Mr
to 6:00 P. M*
7:00 P. m: 7:30 P, M
The
Democrats Predicts
Relief.
Great
R,epyesent3tive Underwood in
discussing the proposed tariff
bill says, the enactment of this
bill into law will mark the end of
an era id the physical adminis-
tradon of this country, and that
it will decrease the cost of living._
Wit hin a reasonable time after
the merchants have disposed of
Rules for Der Married Man
If you'd lead a happy life,
Never argue mit your vife,
Say you like her bonnet new,
Let her run your bizness, too;
Always gif her all der money,
Often call her “Dear” and
Hoxiey,” '
Say der cooking vas devine,
Dot your socks vas,mended fine,
And dot angels in der skies, ,
Never had such hair urid eyes,
Stay right in der house each night
Say her mudder vas all right,
Now,if you mine vords should
doubt,
Disobey—und you’li find out.
Are Drinki on Increase.
Raleigh, May 3.— Raleigh has
had a Police Commission for the
past two years that retires with-
in the incoming of the new
commission form of government
the coming week. The final re
port of the commission shows that
upwards of $18,000 was collected
the goods brought under the pro- fines and costs from the police
Speedy Courtbsip
man recently in New York
'■’-tl a wager that he would wco
^ and jnarry within an hour
.voung lady whom with his
•rnpanion he had seen arrive at
hotel where he was living.
There is nothing in the Amer-
-an marriage law to prevent
dispatch. He introduced
’ imself to the fair damsel ^ she
iiied upon his suits minister
■’as called in and they were mar-
■ within an hour.
HILITANT SUFFRAiiETTS
QEFIANT AFTEB ARREST
London, April24.— Mrs. Char^
lotte Despard, militant sufrragett
who was arrested last night at
Trafalgar square for creating a
disturbance, was today fined $25
but she goes to jail for 14 days
i ratiier than to pay the fine. Miss
tective tariff, the people of
country will find the cost
iiving greatly reduced.
tnis
of
Largest 3fcip Ever Buiit in Great
Britian is Launched.
Glasgow, Scotland, April 21. —
The largest steamship ever built
in' Britian^ the Conarner Aqui-
tania, was successfulJy Jauncihed
on the Clyde today. The vessel
is double shelled and carries
boats sufficient to accommodate
4,250 persons, the entire^com
plement of passengers and arew.
The vessel has forty-seven thou
sand tons gross displacement.
court the past two years, com
pared with less -than $2,500 for
the two years previous, with
without commission management
of the police department. The
cost of maintenance of the police
department of the city for the
past two years was $24,305.
There were nearly a hundred
more arrests for drunkenness the
past year than during the year
previous.
News and Observer Insurance
$28,000.
Raleigh, April 25—Mr. Daniels
in an interview tonight, express
ed liis gratification that nobody
was hurt in the News and Ob
server fire. He said his first . ^ -
thought was the danger in which another part of the building and
Mike Knew a Thing Or Two.
It was during the dinner hour,
and Mike and Pat were ifiaying
seven-up while waiting for the
whistle to blow. In the midst
of the game Pat paused. “O’ill
bet you twinty-foive cents,
Moike,” said he, “thot Oi kin
dut the’ ace of diamonds the
furres. shot/'
“Oi'm wid yez, Pat’’promptly
replied Mike, producing the coin.
Whereat Pat carefully shuff)ed
the cards, and then going to
his employes might have been
placed and was greatly releaved
to learn that the loss was only
monetary. The insurance, it was
learaed, was only 28;000 instead
of $40,000.,
i he wager of no irscorisidera-1 Nina Boyle and Miss Julia
i amount was handed the I Wood who were arrested with
idegroom who left with his her chose to serve ten days and
seven days in prison in place of
paying the fines. The women
were arretsed while climbing
the Nelson morrament ringing
bells to attract .crowds and try-
^ ing to make speeches.
'v ioe the following day. It was
f'ortiy afterwards discovered
' ut the couple had been man
wife and that they had been
‘ i'aveling about playing the same I
-' ck at various hotels.
Boy Loses Life !n Fire
Waynesviile.
Waynesville, May 4
year-old son of K. L.
who lives at Fines Creek near
this city was burned to death in
a fire which destroyed the resi
dence of his father shortly after
midnight last night. The re
mainder of the family made their
escape from the burning build
ing with difficulty. Nothing;
was saved from the house. 1
gettmg an adz, he cleanly ♦ cut
the dock in two.
“Oi'll take the twinty-foive
cints Moike, ” he happily remark
ed. Oi guess Oi cut th’ ace of
I diamonds alright. ”
i “Beerorra, an’ Oi don’t think
yez will,” respoijsded Mike, tak
ing the card from his pocket.
‘Oi tlipped it from the deck
j whin ye wint after th’ adz.”
The 12- i —Los Angles Herald.
Noland i —-
Near
They, were strolling through
the woodland.
“Yes” the youthful professor
was saying, “it is a very simple
matter to tell the various kinds
of trees by the bark.”
She gazed at him soulfuily.
‘‘How beautifull,’she exclaim
ed. “And can
the great 1913 Gross Country
Rambler Car with ihe Unit Gaso
line Electeic Motor. If y ou are in
terested in the purchase of a car
that is absolutely high grade, refin
ed and second Id none at a mode
rate price write us
log.
We would also place an Agency
with the right party in
rnance County.
111-113 East Washliigfo
Telephfine 619
Si.
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S’
W e have for quick sale one of the most desirable
homes or? West Davis Street, lot 103x32? , entire
fencedi, new picket fence in front. 9 rooms nice^
ly finished, 2 halls, 1 bath room cditnplete, large
spacious porch, line shade, ample outhouses, good
gardening ground, facing Norheast, and to one
wanting a permanent home we belifcye this will
meet the requirements.
Owner is going to leave Burlington is reason
for selling.
I
Co.
W. E. Sharpe, Manager
Neither the building or contents | you — or— tell the
were insured and ihe origin of various inds of dogs that way,
the lire has not been learned.
Apn; ijippincott’s.
Gt'O
BURI.INGTON DRUG GO.
TOR THE GHXJ.D KJND