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Wl»t Docs a Baslie! oC Cottonseed
Weigh?
An Arkansas reader who
;k>ught “three bushels’" of
i?ottonseed from a man in Georgia
^k1 receive donly 90 pounds wants
lo know if he should not have
received 100 pounds,
Bailey’s Cycijpedia of Agri-
v't^iltare gives thirty pounds as
i^Tie legal weight of a bushel of
cottonseed in Georgia and |
thirty-three and one-third i
pounds as the legal weight in j
Arkansas. This may explain
why our reader received ninety
pounds instead of 100 as he ex-
5ect6d.
it mav be of interest to ^ give
.ifee legal weights of cottonseed
in the different States as given
by the authority quoted above:
Alabama, 32 pounds; Arkansis,
331-3 pounds; Florida, 32 pounds;
■Georgia, 80 pounds; Mississippi,
%2 pounds; Missouri, 33 pounds;
>Jorth Carolina; 30 pounds;
South Carolina, 30 pounds; Ten
nessee, 28 pounds; Texas, 32
oounds; Virginia, 32 pounds.
In one State the legal weight
is 28 pounds; in one, 33 pounds;
m one, 33 1-3 pounds; in three
BO pounos, and in five 32 pounds.
-Progressive Farmer.
As is generally known by
|)€ople who are familier with the
automobile business the season
^uns from June to June. Mr. C.
Sellars who is always alert
H’lll receive this week one of the
k’3t 1914 mighty Michigan tour
ing cars.
Very Serlwis
It is a vsry serious matter to «sk
for one medicine sind have the
wrong one given you. For this
reason we urge you in buying to
b« careful to get the genuine
BuCTmigHT
Liver Medicine
The reputation of this cld, reiia-
ble medicine, fur constipation, in
digestion and liver trouble, is firm-
ly established. It does not imitate
other medicines. It is better tli^n
others, or it would not be the fa*'
vorite liver powder, with a larger
sale than all others combined.
SOX^ M TOWN F2
Third Fttality Frosi Tbe Wreck*
For Weakness and Loss of Appetite
Tl'c (Jid Standard general strenirthening tonic,
GKOVE’^ TASl ELESSchili TONIC, drives out
Malaria and builds up the system. A true tonic
and sure Appetizer. For sdtilts auil children, 50c.
ETi 65 VF.ARS
experience
TraoeVIarks
Designs
Copyrights &c.
Anyone eendluB a skeU h and tJescrintlon may
onlckly aBcertain our opinion free whtuiier »u
iiiveiiUon is urobaWr piiieiitiible. . Coiiiniunifia-
I ions strictly conridential. VIANDBOOK on Patent s
ifeijt free. Oldest agency for securiDK patents
Patents taken tbroMKh Muim & Co. receive
spfcial notice, without charge, lu tne
Sckaflfk JinKiicaa.
A hnndeomely lllr-'itTnied weeUlv. T/nrsest clr-
■,il.tion nf any soientitlc .louriud. 'J’tfi ius, a
yi'.ir; iour luonlbs, Suld byull itewatioaiera.
& OQ 3618roaavv«y, New York
Branch Office. «25 F *V&8hin«ton, V. C. .
lUININE AND !RON-THE MOST
EFFKTUAUMERAL TONIC
Ofove's Tasteless chiil Tonit Combines both
in Tasteless form/ The Quinine drives
out Malaria and the Iron builds up
the System, For Adults and
Children.
Fou know what you are taking \-hen
mi take GROV£)’S TASTELESS chiil
'‘OZ'vIC, recogiiixed for 30 years throUfjli-
sax t;''p South as the standard Malaria,
auu Ffcver Remedy and General
i?i:rengthening Toiiic. It is as strong as
i'lte strongest bitter tonic, but you do not
taste the bitter because the ingredients
«lo not dis^iolve in the riiouth but do dis
solve readily in the acids of the stomach,
fmaranteed by your Druggist. We mean
50c.
RELIEVES PAlti AND H JLS
AT THE SAME TIME
The Wonderful, Old Reliable Di*. Porter's
Antiseptic Healing Oil. An Antiseptic
Surgical Dressing discovered by an
Old R. R. Surgeon, Prevents Blood
Poisoning.
Tliousands of families know it already,
and a trial will convince you that DR,
PORTER'S antisp:ptic heaung
OII is the most wonderful remedy ever
discovered for Wonuds, Burns, Old SoreS;
Ulcers, Carbuncles, GranulatedEj'cLids,
Sore Throat, Skin or Scalp Diseases and
all ■■,vt>nnds and external di.seases whether
,'^lit;!si or serious. Continually people are
finding new uses for this famous old
remedy, (.'.uaranteed by your Druggist
■\Ve in ea nit. , ^Oc, $1.00
Sanford, June 6.—Engineer
Blalock, who was injured ?n the
wreck of the Raleigh, Charlotte
and Southern train at Deep river
bridge, near Cummock, died to
day and his remains were carried
to Catbonton this aftersfiooTi for
i iter.lient.
The condition of Conductor
Be^cham is reported as slightb
better tonight,
The three negro tfairini'en who
were brought here left the hos
pital today and are considered
out of danger. The others inju
red are r eported as doing well
and it is believed that all except
Conductor Beacham are ’^)ut ot
danger.
The wreck was caused by thel
bridge giving away and precipit-
tating the train into the river,
George Blalock was fatally in
jured and Bowden Stewart was
killed. '
Apparently it wavS a case of
using an old bridge to long, ■ The
bridge, an iron structure with
wooden foundations, was forme
rly owned by the Seaboard Air-
Line railway and was bought by
ti\e Durham and Charlotte Rail
way fompany along with the old
Railway andWestern road, which
extended fron:i the Cumnock! to
Colon. It finally -became the
property of the Raleigh, Char
lotte and .Southern when that
road bought out the Durham and
Charlotte. The Raleigh, Char
lotte and Southern road had con
structed a new bridge, , whic^i
•was nearly ready for use, and ii
is reported that they only inten
ded to use this old bridge about
one wfeek longer.
The wreck occurred about six
o’clock on Tuesday afternoon.
The train was a mixed passenger
and freight, running between
Mt. Gilead and Colon, ard was
composed of the entiie, tender,
three box cars and one cos ch.
The engine passed over safely
and had reached the abutment
bn this side when the_ bridge
gave way and the entire train
fell into the river It is a rnara-
cle how any one escaped death.
Sonie of the cars, the tender and
part of the engine, are subirii.r-
ged in the river.
Baggage Master Stewart, who
^as substituting for Claience
broken and was hurt on the head,
but not fatally. Fletcher Le-
Grand, another nei^o, had his
leg hurt but not seriously. All of
the injured except the t wo John
sons were brought to the hospital
at Sanfqrd on a special train of
the Southern Mlway Tuesday
Epwortli League in Ahoaa! Meet
The six annual convention of
the North Carolina Conference
Epworth League is in session
in Front Methodiat church here
Prof. S. B. Underwood presi
dent of Kinston ita the chair.
The conference was opened
last night with devotional exer
cises conducted by Rev. R. E.
Atkinston of the Western North
Carolina CoiQierence. The new
conference hymn, ,'Our Battle, ^ ^ .
Cry, v/ritten by Miss Adeline i .Hams, Breakfast Strips
White of Hertford was sung Most anything at,
the opening hymn. E. S. W. i Cobles Grocery.
Darneron, president of the.leagiiel :
in a pleasing manner _ welcomed I MfiN’S PANAMA HATS. ~$5
the delegates and visitors to ^ and $6 quaalities, special at $4.
' Made in Ecuador where the b"=*st
Panamas are made. Sqimre
Crowns and Telescope shapes,ail
sizes. Complete assortment. B.
Cannot Be Cared
l»y Wdl ajpplicttiMis m tliejr cawwt rewk Ae
diseased pArina of tk ear. Tl^e iW mI/ cne
»ar t« cnre clei^aeM, aind tluit i» fcj ccattitB-^
tion«i .r«gMdie>. DeajfoeM if caai^ by ain tn>
flsuBc'd cMditien of tlie iMci»iis liiuBg of .the
EuitacMajB Take, When tliii tnce i»’ iBnaned
you have a niBialln.it Mund or imperfect ItMrinf
•n4 when it » entirely 4osed. DedfneM is the
result, and tiniets the iBflanunatipn can be takea
ont and. this tube restore^J t(> it» normaJ tion-
aiTson hen ring’ \am11 be destroyed forever-,
nine cancK out of ten are c^^u^Pd by
t v'itarrh w bieb is nothing but an in-
fliiraed f.Midition of the niucuous siu-
fiicew.-. ■
We'wif! )ive Qtii! JMmlred JMhir.if or a»«
«««'* rt/.jOiWl/Ww frnvDoi by catarvk) that
cnmioP {>« cured by. IhtJl'K Catarrh
.r. J. iini'is >■ dMd. ToMo, Ohio
h'old by T.'tc.
Tuke il(ill’s |''a.iijily Pills for c^JiJstiofi
tiVm.
Fresh Washington Bread &:
Fleschman’s Yeast.
»MlC»A
lh, .
L ' ' Eye Speciaiisi
Office Over C. F. Neese'^ g,
Burlington, ■ . |^S
. J. S. Frosti
Dentist,
Burlington, - ^ 1
Office phone 374-J. r.’ ,>'■ I
'-'‘I-Ll
J. P.;8poon, 1). V..
Spoon & .Hcrnaday
. Veterinarians
Olflceund HoKpital im
sVIain St.
The
Burlington and her homes,
address of welcome was respon
ded to by Rev. W, H„ Brown of
Gatesville. Mr. Brown spoke of
the wonderful growth of the ' A, Sellars and Son.
league in tins conference oi^ i .J
what it has accomplish and
what it hopes to accomplish.
of
Now “Is A Good Time To Sub-
It was decided to ■ send a
SCRIBE To The Dispatch.
fraternal delegate to. the State*. ^ —
Christian Endeavor in Raleigh laymen’s Missionary Movement, M.
June 10-12 and the naming of
E, Church, South, Waynes-
ville, N* G„ June 25 to
July 10,1913.—low
round trip rates
via So. Ry.
the delegates was left to the ,
nominating committee. Rev. I
R. E. Atkinson made a talk |
teiiing of the work of his con- f
ference. The conference . voted ;
to send,a fraternal delegate tol
the Western North Carolina,
Epworth League whic.li meets Tickets will be on sale June 23
at Connelly Springs June 23. to 28 inclusive, final return fimit
A new feature of this confer-; to reach original starting point
ence is the eariy morning prayer by midnight July 13, 1913.
which was conductfed today by j Round trip fares from principal
Rev, M. P. Plyler, F’. E., of points as follows: Raleigh ^9.20,
E^izabetii Ciiy District/ About, Goldsboro $10.65, Selma $9.65,
sixty were present this morning
at 6:30 to hear Mr. Plyerin a
most inspiring talk on '‘A Cel
ebrated Morning Soliloquy,"
basing his remark upon Genesis
28, He urged the young people
to begin every day with prayer
and to reconsecrate their lives
anew to Christ and H;s work.
The regular morning session
riiere is OnlyOuc ‘■BRO.lIO QUININH" Tliat is LAXATTVH BROMO QUININl
for Bi^'iiaUire of E. W. fiROVE on every box. Cujes a Cold in One Day, 25c | the engine waS dragged back j
I Smith, was riding on the engine j. a
' V f( ac tiio Vx^ificp o"avf-* i oegan jdt 0 CiOCK, Alter cievot
Iionaiexercises Re,-. Walton Pat-
Durham $8.45, Burlington $7.40
Rates in same proportion
from all other points.
For detailed information sched
ules, Pullman accomodation etc.
ask your agant or communicante
with. ^ ■
J. 0. Jones,
Traveling Passenger Agent,
Raleigh, N, C.
to the river, . he was caught i «i-st vice president of the
A Safe Investment
under the engine and pinnea
! conference, conducted a
— course
'■4.1 ■ iBible study, which is to be a
not be'.eioverefu'ntil the! '
wrecking crew arrived and rais-. ^ \aiudoie sug
ed the enjrine. TVie noise caused
gestions as to how one should
study the Bible, and announced
that he would used Paul’s “Ep
istle'to the Phillipians” for the
study during the (’onferen.ce.
r^liss Gertrude Royster of
Rak-ig'h conference third vice
To the conservative investor who deems secur
ity the essential element of an investment, v/^e of
fer first mortgage on faini cij^d city property net
ting 6 per cent in^erest, payable semi annually.
We personally inspect each piece of property
taken as tecurity and examine the title thereto.
We guarantee the payment of both principal
and interest, and it jhas always been our custom
to repurchase securities from otir Cliahts at par
and accrued interest.
, by the falling of the train was |
; heard on the r]gypt Improve-1
I rrieM Company’s farm at_ Cum-j
I nock and men rushed to the aid |
i of the injured. Some of ,the|
I passevgers escaped b| cia\\ jihg| conducted an open cor
: out of ihe windows or the cuach., - - ^ -
I Go.orge Blalock, who was nd-
jing on the engine with his bro-;
ther, Engineer Bialock, fell i«-o excellent
the ri\er withm fjve ieet of^ the*;
bank,. but he was so b-idly hurt ,
and cpnmsed that he turned and:
swarn accro^s the river to bank I
CENML LOAN & TRUST CO.
W. W. Brown, Manager.
ierence on the work of the!
Third department. She made' a
splendid talk and submitted a
course in the
tady of “The Life of Wesley:’'
A. 'D. . Wiicox of Louisburg
conducted an open conference
C.V.}}3ll8rs Aft Sfore
B«rli(i(|fon, N. C,
Carries Jn Stock over 300 B.if-
fBrail Piifferns of
No!JS3l3order-Goseeit
on the other side, where he was ^
on
'■personal Evangelism
^ u T.l tht A! was ably discussed by Mr.
;f,f iini Si of the deie-
- t continued at
phjlTcian and nursi co5d do| tomorrow.
was done, but he died, Wednea-j
dav afternoon. } Her Experieace.
■Engineer Blaioe'k and Conduc-1 ■ v. ^ '■ .
tor Beacham were fearfully - ' oi. . Vlt iser _ What effect
were
scalded aMl dangerous cuts and
bruises were made on head and
body.
Only two passen^rs were in
jured, Gus and MOt Johnson,
of Cumnock. However, their
injuries are not considered very
serious and they are reik>rted as
doing wdL Three negro train
men were more or less seriouslj,^
injured, but none fatally J
Arthur Leak, the colored' fire-1
man, was badly scalded on head
and severe gashes were made on
head
Prof, , Wiser-
4oes the moon
Upon
. .'Sweet Co-Ed— “None! Tt af-
'fec'ta only the unt.ied.”—Judge.
Some Sentences,,
the
“Now," asked
flcliool teacher,
can
young 1
anyone
pve me a sentence words ‘boys'
'bear^and ‘bws' in it?'^
Johnny Smith raised his hand..
‘*WeU, Johnny, you may try."
“When we go swimmin'all the
Spencer Tyson, one of the boys been bare, . said' Johnny,
' colored trainmen, had his arm' bra^^ely. ~N. C. 'Education.
Sa$eMail
Goods
STEWART'S
JEWELRY & BOOK
C,* A. Andersoi) M, h
Office hours 1 to2irmrftogr;,
First National Bank Buil3
.Leave day calls at Bra(llev^ ni. J
Darneron & Lojy
ATTORNEYS AT LAW ^
ADOLPH LBnJ
Jitl7hn0OT)
office in
, Plsitmoiit BHililing
Pbooe • 250
office iil
Dr. We E.
II
OSTjEOPATHIC. PHYSICIA:^]
of Greensboro, NL (1, will be aj
The Piedmont, Bariington. NX'.j
the forenoons, of Tuesday and
Friday of each week. |
For further information, applj
to Clerk, or to Dr, Crutehfieldal|
Greensboro.
Offices—400-401 AlcAdoo Oificg
,Building, Greensboro, N. G,
/ Residence 1248
K
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00
N *,w Norfollt & Wtslen
pining Cars JSlbrth of Roanoii^
; 4:15 P. M. daily, except Sufl
day, for Martinsville and
stations.
Trains arri ve Winston-Saleg
9:15A.M.,9:35P.M.,l:5r)P-
Trttins l«av« Darhftin ft**"
South. Boeiton and Lyndihurg:
daily,and 6:80 p. m.dailTexcept8«na«
W. B. .8EV.IU,, Pa«M’r. Tr«ff Msr-
■W,^ C. BAUNDERS.Gsn'i Aif*'
Jlrvanokf, V»,
Kolt-fj(cholsoa EiijJ
188.11
John H. Vernon,
Attorney ana uouusellor a( L-..,
Burlington, N. C
Office over' Bradley’s Dnig.
Phone'6o,
John R, Hoffmai
Attorney>at-Law
Budington, North Carolirj
OfHce, Secoii(i Floor f’irst Natioi
Bank Baildiog.
DR. J. H. BROOKS
Surgeon Dentist
Poster Building
SCTRLINGTON, x\. C,
. DKC. 8, 1912.
LEAVE WINSTON-SALEE
7:00 A. M. daily for Roanok^
arid intermediate stations. Conj
riect with Main Line train Nortel
East and West with Pullr
Sleeper, Pining Cars.
2;05 P. M. daily for Martins!
ville, lloanoke, the North anf
East. Pullman steel electri|
lighted sleeper Winston-Saieni (
Hairrisburg, Philadelphia;
u. s
For the]
, C. will
.M. Ai
[he prescr|
nay be oi
hive Secrl
[ington. Nj
Applical
jndersignf
>ersons w|
blanks an(
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cut,
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New Resident Section Just Oppned Have You Staked Your Claim? If not, i
A. M., January 20th. Within three hourl seyer wide-a-wake men J
w^en Md selected and purchased as many lots. t v* I
dj5,^ii-—$1 a week or a month. No Taxes, No Intesrest Gonvenient to
x«iNG~^c p^r fi^re to Everywhere. '
Let m show you. S^y C^tral a representative will call itnA we thf prope^
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