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DO VOU WANT
A $25.00 HornSess Symphony
Talking IWachine for
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FREEHAI^ DRUG CO^
I Somebody-—My Dog.
i Wri t.te f i for the 0 bserver.
i Yes, he’s only adog, buV he’s
! niy dog you see,
I And so he is wonder fully,
i ' to me, , ,
i If I were to go . to the
i world’s end, ,
I He surely would follow a;
I faithful friend.
dear
very-
my
- 4
j When I’m full of gladness my
I dog is giad too,
I He shares like a comrade in all
I that I do.
I Be understands sorrow, and he
; feels my pain,^
His sympathy’s real
though he cannot explain.
His service is constant by day
and by night,
He asks no reward but to be in
LOCA.T. AISTD PERSONA - . ||i k„o«TA\‘Wes me for
ol’i;en he tries
To tell rne juBt that v/ith his
s].taking brown eyes.
FOR SALE, Rock Crusher and
outfit consisting of steam drill
and etc in good running order
J. W. Cates, Burlington, N. C.
ivvo Buckeve cultivators shgh-
. by Cobles-
;\v Co, f
S ?C •• I’’ K K K M A N I) Pv U G C O.. a bou t
$1:5.(f) TALKING MACHINE for
■^'horp.i Union tickets 35 cents
;al 50 cei'its at Freeman's Drug
Frr Sale, at R bargain two
i'uckeye cult;vato»’5 siighlly used
~'-t' Ccbies - Bradshaw Co.
Bel!
troud of Ore Hill
? returned home from a visit
her aunt Mrs. Mattie Dorsett.
i, Davis and
01 Raleigh
Mi's. Erwin
and Emma
lanied Miss
L. i\. r^iiles
and Sunday
t Bethei.
Miss Mary Lee Coble was in
town Mobday and took home
with her the beautiful little,sor
rel I pony and rubber tire buggy
which The State Dispatch pre-
.sented her, She being the thijd
winner in the Great State Dis*
natch contest. The pony was
purchased from Mr. Grover
M aore.
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Davis
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Ir, and
Ho\t
Evans
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10 .'.Vli'.
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Sa
t;:irday
::a^rg
ch
.irch at
D,x?ar faithful companion stay
close by my side,
Yoar friendship I value a:-5 both
true and tried,
And sonfvewhere beyond the
bright sky above me
I hope there will be my own dog
to love me.
He speaks his dumb language
which I understand,
And answer by giving a touteh of
my hand;
His life he would give if my own
, if would save,
! He’s only a dog, but so loyal
and brave.
-LILA RIPLEY BARNWELL,
Hend'^rsonville, N. C.
Sale .Real Eiiate..
Under and bjr. virtue of
piwer contained in a certain deed
in l:rust dat^d March 31, 1D13,
and executed _by E, I>,;. Patrum
and wife, Emily. Patrun't to the
Centra! Loan sfe Trast- Coitjpan'y
trustee, securing two certain
bonds and: all of which is record
ed in book No. 5?, |>ages.. 61'64
of mortgage deeds in ihtt oflk'e of
the. register of deeds of Ala-
manee-County, whieh.is due and
payable March 31. 1912,^ and de
fault having been raade in the'
payjjient of principal of said
Honds secured by the -deed in
trust. The tiustee wiU orFer at
public'Sale at the'Coui’t House
door in Gi'.aham, North Carolina
op Saturday May I.Oth .at eleven'
■O.’clock A, M, to the 'highest bir -
der for cash, the following .descri
bed iotsof iapd..
Lot No. 1 Situated in Patterson'S'
Township Alamance'' Coualy ad
joining the lands of Jno, M., Shat-
tr.*issitesass:ia,
IBOOK
sss?ra».',3affis*
M..
Smith
A. Euliss
isses Eva and Desa Gi'ossCal
■arid .N'eiiie Wynne and DeEtt
-y S:iturday night
tiie guest of Mrs.
D. No. 2
•
I
Mr. Holt Injured.
Mr. E. M. Holt, of Greensboro
afiremtinon the Southern rail
road jumped from the cab of his
engine yesterday afternoon while
it was on the local yard and was |
slightly injured. ’ ' “Are you able to be
Mr. Holt says that he thought i since you lost your money?”
ic was going to be a collision when I ‘‘Qh yes. .t find simple food
he jumped. His back was slightly i agrees with me better, and you
sprained, but it is not serious, have no idea how many worthy
fieg.
ceriy, A.
and others
Beg'infling’ata saasai'i'as thence
.N". 17 1-2 deg. &. 11 poles and
5 Hnka to a pile of stone, thence
I iS. deg, F',. is poles to 2 rocks
in the creek, thence S, 11
W„ 11 pO'le& to a storse at f.he
tlie.5ice N.' HO deg.'W. 32 po.le3'to
the beginning confcaiRi.ng 2 i-2
-acres more or less. It being the
saroe le'nd conveyed to Lee Dora
Euliss and Diliie .EJidisff., Oeeem-
ber 20. to which desd refer -,
ance in ^hereby raade,
LotN,o, 2, In Patter,flon',-* Town
ship arlj o1 n s:' the^Sands of old Euiis
iU
I
■' - S'- ‘
WHAT MATTERS if everybody on earth turns
fr3m you, if you have a bank Book?
it, and all it Represents WiU |Stick to
You Through TKick and jThin,
W
people don’t generally turn from the man
saves.^ His confidence in nimself, his inde
ptiadeoice and integrity, command the respect,
invariably receives. , '
.w
Sa.w Mill iot and others.
Beghriungoii a iaree sto’ae ■ in
the creek, thence K. 1'5'deg. W.
3 chs. j',0 a atone on tlie, W', side of
the crefiK .on the 3, side of the
road, thence ^,,531-2 deg, W, 3
■ehs. &?.!d5€' link^ to a station in
the pi^blie road., thenc'3 N. 64 d--f\g.
'A B.wer oi i\.
.j:'* n
s.
-P
Garoner Bryant wiio has
guest of her daughter
the guest
at SDencer Mrs.
u '
‘hce:
and the hospital authorities say
t mt he is resting well and will be
able to resume his work some
time soon.
people go in .for walking as a
fad. ” —IMttsburg Post.
Griggs -T saw the doctor’s
— : carriage at your door yeslfcrday.
Suffragettes Fire Editor’s Home, j Anything serious;
^ ! Biggs— I snould say! He w^ont-
.M.a
■:\or>z
F.r .’.in Holt has recent pur-
combinacion .-^'^ddie and
He has named the
‘;rro in honor of the Hon-
T;''>;pdore Roosevelr.
Davis a receiit grad-
i Kings h>u?iness Cob
- T’Hie‘gh has accepted a posi-
.-■..5 -■t’-.rE:"v'rapher and book-
‘raf 'nr the Merchant Supply
-C K. Ai:s*ey who ha®
sti iou'«ly ill for several da>s
•; ->^d Ko have been posion
T> e'riting cabbage, is much
.?'e-
L'mdon, May 4.—Suffragettes
set fire to the residi-:nc8 of the
editor of the LigiiC a Finchley
Saturday night. The hre wafc
extinguished before serious dam
age vvas done.
To Cure a Cold in.One Day
TaliC LAXATIVK IMiOMO Quinine. It stops the
Cough and IJ.t-adachc and works oif the Cold.
Drwggjsts refr.nfl money if it fails to cure.
2i. W, GROVK'y bitiiature on each 2oc,
ed to collect his bii!. -
Evening Transcript,
Boston
is thougnt vviii
bun>.ia y, niorning
ring on Broad
small
Si reef
■ -V i■!'. A la ]nan ce S i ree t and
Ch urch witiuhe initiab
H. cut inside
u'iii given iC
r . . 'i *
i. 1 ^
to Iv,
‘^vurd
this oific.e
Mctliers Day.
The First Babtist S. S. of th'g
City will celebrate Mothers Da>
I next Sunday. The exercises wi 1
■ extend tlirough the S. S. and.
Church services. Ad mothers are
invifodto be present and special
uri.'.iug.jm-'nts will be made for
r.hfMn, ('.arriages will be provided
'■’or IhwsV' wao will appiy to the
P istor, Mai-rain W. Buck, or J.
vv. ('.rP'-., A suecini invitation is
ext-’ode i to all Bir.dcas and Phil-
Mthea-'-and to all visitors in the
Gh\.
k
;entr
BaseBall
Goods
E, and. B5 W.. S'ehs.. to .a stone
on the Vi/’, side of psjhlic road.
triCiiice S. 56 1 2 deg:, W'., 4 ch:s.
and 75 links to a stone, thence S,
25 deg. E. 9 chs,, and 50 links
to the mill pond on a large storiO
piac'd by nature, thence N. 73
1-4 deg, E. 2,9 iioks to a stojue at
f;he edge of the ■ water, thence
N. 163 4 deg^,, E.. 4 ch3. and- 89
iinks. "o a pole or stofie, thernce
S,. SS 1-2 deg, E,. 4 ch&. md 50
inks t.o the beginnirig ■eon.tain-
ing 5 4' acres mo.re or le-m.
This the 5th day of April,laiS.
at
IT WILL PAY YOU
I S CHORAL UNION CONCERT.
The fourth Annual Concert of the Burlington Choral Union will
be given Friday evening, May9 th, 8:30. in the Graded Scfaool
audjitorimm, Much interest is manifested and a good deal af
preparadon. made as evidenced by the splendidly arran.ged prog
ramme which is as follows^-
Loan
& I rust
L'Ompany,
Trustee.,
Song of the Vikings,
The ChorarUnion,
Gome'
ioto the Garden Maud,
■ Mr.- Dring..-
VEcAK'S"
^ OVL'13
EXr'E'fliS'CWCie
■j.'rSftoe
■iDESilGWS
nyonsi^cr.fUna; .'i -Kuf *;Etorjpt.;oo .am?
rjii'f’-klT As'je-r.juff. Ky.i: i. , ('r.v'B fig
i;.'f^sTifriorj ia v'>rr'.Sf'-?ilr \r!-u'.«ri.i.al:>lo. iToTOmnfliniv
■ i' lr.ssM'ictlo' 'HA.I'50?W6i'’ »:>!i iPafcor(j|.
frns, iciT 'iwBfiJic patents,
I'.iiiMiia-fn-. M!;r.r'. ft wtjef.?.
spjcy.’J, Mtic-', iTi'ltti'.’.'iJt v'.ii .‘l;in
Isieiitific iffltrim
iiAVifison-'t'ii'r iKtv-'-.'ffl.'-t."'-.? rtr-
c:!W.!.ovi :ii' any inijmtU.. 'J\OTi8, $3 .«l
I'mi,’” foG-'.-’revfujta-,'oU ’d'jid'riYAV' 'iewN(j0«,k-rr«,
fV ■
in
If
I
i'He Plonear Bank:
O f A i o r Ti a n c C.'3^ c> u t y
:AP?rAL AHD \S'JK?l\JS, $33^500
naipunfjwn*!
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Pay Cash and
Be Happy . . •
STEWART'S
JEWELRY & BOOK
STORE,
! i
jt Vv'eakmess and Loss fflf Apipetiite
•Ti’o Old Staadard gfeneral dtreniftheoing tonic,
; '[.'ASTKLESS chill TO Nl^C, diriTCS out
;,.i .j.'Tifj br.iids up ths systt-'m. A tr«a tonic
a;.id Appetizer. For .-viultii aaii diild.-'raH... iWs,.
Everv
man can pay cash as he goes, if he uses
ti'-e check 35,stem—and save money in the bargain.
Also he has a most reliab'e r jceipt in the can-
ceiled check, thus avoiding altogether any possi^-
bhity of paying an account tv/ice.
Furthermore, since he pays as he goes having
.'thing charged, tliere is no danger of paying 101
what some otiier fellow gets whose name and ini-
’■{.ii's are very similar.
Just A Little Well Directed Effort
Is All ThaFs Neeessar> For Anyone
To Get On A Cash Basis.
We Solicit Your check-
iTig Account And It Need
Not Be Large To Be Ap
preciated . . . • •
The State Dispatch heg.§ to acknowledge rec^^ipfc ot
liiiviiadon..
le !:'(,v(IO'Wing
3. E^ilgriras Chorus .from Jannhauser,'
The Choral Union.
4. The ErlKing,;. . ■
Mrs. .B.rovvn.
5, Q'aartet-
o,
ey say the lion and the
lizard keep, from .
“In a Persian Garden;.’
, The Choral Union.
■ Miss .Severson,
le P.arting Kiss,
Th e C h oral U n io n, .
9., The Ba.rjdoiero,'
• , Mr.. Qapp.
10, 0' us, :ye free, ■from Ernani,
The Choral Union.
IL Quartet—.: Good Night beloved,. ''
12, March of the. Ti>readors, from. Carmen,
. The Choral Union.
Fahing*.
Balfe.
Wagner.
Schubert.
SchumanB.
i»
Gounod,'
Pei’Acqua.
Pinsutii
Stuart.
Verdi.
Pinauti
•Bizet
hmm
Wfei^seti kisfcijiratsisti?'..
Wfoibett,. Camli
May 174., IStls, a
Sun
I .Rev. W. E.
fia,.
19H1,
10:00 A, M.
SERMON.
Abernethy-- Greensboro.. Nanfch C-iroEiia
Spring Garden M„ E, Chvnrch
4:
.E’DERSS
Greensbaro,. .North C-irolifia
Addehiss
STATES GOVERNMFNT
depository
UNITED
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• Y, M. c. a:
Rev. W. E. Abernethh:
Monday, May 19t!i—
10:30
Literary
Hon. J. Bryan Grimes Raleigh,, N'ornh '?3aro
Secretary of State
12:00 NOON
Graduating Exbrcis.es of ti-ie Class o^f 191S
2:30 P. M,
Contest for Senior Oratoe-s Meda.l '
1. StonewallJohnson — -,_J. W. .Hodges
2. Lest We Forget. ._ .W. H. Lee
3. The Quickening of National Conscience H„ F. Fogleman
4. Our Country’s Call C„ S. Karris
6:30 R M.
Band Contest On the Campus
8:00 P. M. . ■
Senior Contest in Elocution
9:30 P. M.
Reception in Society Halls
I Music furnished by the Whitsett Orchestra, a.nd the VYhitse-tt
Conret Band
Beside the sixty voices constituting the Burlington Choral
UnioKv the quartet is composed of Messrs Dring and Clapp and
Mrs, Wade Brown and Miss Severson, all of Greensboro. These
are, trained sirtgers'and have the reputation of being among the
best la the state. Myny will be interested to know of Mrs. Brown's
appeara. ice here again, she being k .iov^n to our people.
The Choral Union was organized five years ago under the leader
ship of iVir. Brown for the first two years. The third year dur
ing Mr, Srown'a absence in the old country the services of Mr.
Hill v\rere secured. The fallowing year, the union took a vacation
hut began work again last fall with renewed interest.
The society means much to our town and county and especially
are onr Ghoreb choirs helped greatly, which in fself should reconn-
mend ifc highly to our people.
The society has the moral and enthusiastic support of the majo
rity of our people and has enjoyed a reasonable financial support.
It is therefore on a good basis but could be placed on a stronger
basis by a nv>re united effort to get all those interests, and allare
to attend this annual concert. L^t us fill our Graded School audi
torium od the evening of the coneertand enjoy an evening of music.
The price will be small and especially so when the six months
of hard work for this concert is considered. ,
space
Green and
McClure
are
write an ad
on
rush of business
to
a