will be at
ngton, N.C,,
’uesday and
r
nation,, apply
>utchfield at
t Weste
»12.
N-SALEM.
for Roanoke
ations. Con
e train North,
ith Pullman
s.
for Martins-
e North and
steel electric
3ton-Saleni to
[elphia/ New
of Roanoke,
except Sun
Hie and local
rinston-Salem
1:55 P. M.
Q for Roxbcrf’
iburg 7:00 s. ^
1V ax«*-ept Bu a d
I'raff Mgr
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Vft.
^airy
Oats, Meal, Flour, Bran,
, Hay, Horse, Mule &
Feed. Beans, Potatoes,
, Sugar, Chicken Feed,
s candies, Fruits & pro-
erchants Supply Co.
Near Freight Depot,
Eurlingt0ny N. C.
*st ^
II ifelfe-fiS-.
rosress
I Sui:k are ail the recent developments of ihe
(Visible Models 10 and II)
Judge WinstonTaiks On “Judicial”
Etforne.
Asheville, July 3. —The second i
session of the North Carolina
Bar association which began its
fifteenth annual convention at
the Battery Park hotel last night
was heard this morning and was
largely attended. Other mem
bers of the association arrived
this morning^ and the attendance
ss now estimated at 150. The
first two sessions have been in
teresting and the convention
promises to be one of the most
successful ever held by the asso
ciation. ,
Judge Robert W, Winston, of
Durham was the principal speak
er at this morning's session, Ms
subject was, “JudicialReform,”
and he urged that the present
judicial system be simplified.
His plan as presented is to cut'
out all needless technicalities.
An impromptii address was
made during the morning by
Ralph K; Carson, of South Caro*
lina who is chairman of delega
tion attending the convention
from the Palmetto state,
Mernorials were read to the
follov>ing deceased members^
A Burwell, Charlotte by Judge
Walker; W. E. Duckworth, of
Rockingham, by Judge J. Craw
ford Biggs; Levi M. Scott, b>
G* S. Bradshaw.
A lengthy repoitwas submitt
ed by Judge J. Crav^ford Biggs,
of Durham, chairman of com
mittee on legal education and
admission to the bar to the effect
that the standards of the men
making application for admission
to the bar be raised. A number
of new members were admitted.
The night session was taken
up v^ith the address of ex-Gov-
ernor Thomas J, Jarvis on the
Lawyer His Opportunities and
His Failures.”
Following the session there
v;as a brilliant ball in honor of
the visiting ladies given by the
local association.
Colonel Sehooniinaker turned
the letter and cash ovbr to Col
onel Beidler, his aide, who decidr
ed that he .had no authority fo
gi ve the money to General Sick
les. Colonel Beidler put the
money in the bank until the matV
ter could be threshed out.
Deafness Cannot U Cored
by local applicstions as they c&nitot reach the
dlseaiei! porlios of tfee ear. There' in onSy tae
Wftj to cure dleafacss, od that is , by coastitur
tionai remedies. Deafness is caused by as m-
fUmed coitdctiaa of the mncoGts liittnt; of the
Eastachias Tube. Wheo this tnce is inflaoi^d
you have a roiaalijtt sousd or imperfect beariflg
iind whec is entirely closed, Deafness is th^
reautt, anj uiileis the infliatffiiaation can he taken
out smd this tuberestor^'l to its nonual'con-
dition hearing wiii be destroyed forever;
nine eases oat- of ten are eati^sed by
Catarrb whieb is nothing; but an in-
Hapaed condition of the mueuoHS sur
faces.
We will (jive Ofie ifundred Dollars for
CMS6 Of Deafne^st {KiuHed. by catarrh)
cannot he mred by Catarrh Chire,
F.J.CHElfY attd C’t*., Toledo, Ohio
Sold by Dnigf^ists, 75c.
Take Hal!
tion
F'aalily Pills r i :
anv
th^t
t j.pa
Accused! of Gettysburg Sta!ihing.
Gettysburg;' Pa., July 4—W.
B. Henry, accused of stabbing
eight persons in a local hotel’ on
Wednesday night was released
today on $2,500 bail furnished
by his father, 'fajor ' R. R.
Henry of Tgaewell, Va.
The bail after Governor Mann
members of his staff the lie.ut-
ant Governor and the Attorney
General of Virgina had appeared
before the judge to intercede
for him.
, The Virginians hold the Henry
family in high esteem and say
the defendant has always borne
an excellent reputation. He is a
lawyer in Camden, N. J,
Among these developments are:
The Built-in Decimal Tabulator—which makes the d^cimat tabulnt-
jrg mechanism an integral part of the typewriter.
The Tabulator Set Key—which e4iminates all hand setting of tUt
fabuiator stops.
The Column Sc/ec/or~—which determines, by the stroke of & single
key, she exact pomt on each line where the writing is to begin.
The Adding and Subtracting (^^&»hl Mechdnism)-r^y''W^
cosiibines in one’typewriter,*and M one deration, the fvincrioas of the
'A ruing machine and the adding snnchine.
Every one of these new devel
opments is an evidence of the per
petual leadership of the Remington
Tyf«writer. Illustrated booklet
descriptive of all recent Remingtoji
improvements, sent on request
(lac^rpoiateii)
10 F. Main St., Riclimond.Va.
Killed io Wreck On Danville Yard
• * ’
Spencer, July 3,—Fireman
John R. Satterfield, of Spencer,
was called to Danville tonight
on account of his grandfather.
Engineer G. R. Satterfield, em
ployed by_the Southern Railway,
being accidentally killed on the
Danvilie yards, this afternoon?
Me wa's strruck by a Switch engine.
He was father of Engineer A. P.
Satterfield, killed in a wreck of
No, 35 near Danville four years
ago.
Riot on Beack
•Ten
V*. - T
The Annual Summer Clearance Sale
of Ladies suits, White goods, Emby, Tis
sue, Silks, Shirt waists, Straw, hats,
Ladies trim hats and shapes.
All of these goods are from our own
stock, offered the first time, today, at
Greatly Reduced Prices. The values
ia this clearance sale are such as should
invite imtnediate purchases. The gar
ments are qualities that no one will hes
itate over before purchasing, there is
no need for this, as every one is from
our own stock—-nothing better.
llie Store for Values
Search and Seiz;iare Applied
Franklin.
in
Louisburg, July 4.—The first
application of the search and
S jiz-ire law in this city was made
a days ago when Squire J.
W. Hollingsworth issued war
rants for Sam Yarboro, Charles
Littlejohn and Will Johnson, all
colored, for having shipped to
them 144 pints of'‘booze,” in
three packages. Chief Cook, of
Franklinton, who is an ardent
supporter of the prohibition law,
wired the Louisburg officers that
an extra amount of “wet goods”
was in transit for this point,
whereupon Deputy R. W. Hud
son got busy and met the incom
ing train.
When the owners failed to
show up and lay claim to their
packages. Mr, Hudson seized
them from the express company,
and now has them in custody
awaiting developments.
Newport, R. I, July 4.
thousand people, men and wom
en witnessed a not on Newport
Beach tonight when a negro
fleeing from a sailor he had
stabbed in the back, shot and
killed a 14 year old boy.
For nearly an hour police re
serves battled desperately with
the rnob which was determined
to get possession of the negro.
The trouble started ' wh^ n
Ernest Rabu and Loyd Maloney
ordinary seaTnan from , Naval
training station were jostled ,!^
the crowd on-the bench.: Maj.o|ie;|;
says' he had'' turned Io. eji.pos|;u'i
late when .Bradley 3inith,/'72d
years of age,' a .he'j^TTj.ig, said^^'^
have struck him. In the fight
that followed Smith is alleged to
have stabbed Rabu.
Train .Derailed Near Morrisonviile.
Durham, July 4 --A derail
ment on the Southern near Mor
rison ville early this morning caus
ed a great delay in the traffic.
A freight train was derailed and
the track was so torn up that it
was impossible to get the pas
senger trains by. The west
bound train due here at 3:30
o’clock in the morning did not
get here till about 7 and then the
trip was made around by Apex.
The tracks of the Seaboard had
to be used to Apex and thtn the
Durham and Southern road was
used to Durham. The east bound
train was also delayed very much
on account of the wreck.
Weak, Weary Women
Learn the Cause of Daily Woes and
End THem.
When the back aches and throbs
When housework*is forture.
When night brings no rest nor
sleep.
When urinary disorders set in.'
Worpen’s lot is a weary one.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for
weak kidneys'.
Have proved their worth in
Burlington, N. C.
This is one Burlington, N. C ,
women's testimony.
Mrs. S. L. Malone, Anthony,
St., Burlington, N. C., says: “I
was nervous and dizzy and . my
back was painful. I also bad
pains over my kidneys and I feit
tired all the time. When 1 heard
about Doan's Kidney Pills. I got
so ne from the FREEMAN DRUG
Co. They removed the troubles."
For tiiiJe by all.dnt}Jovs. Price 50eeJit/.
Fatittjr-MiUiurn■.('a.., Bufth.h), New
sole Agents for the United Stn teti.
Renieniber v;\ine—DotriPa—A nd
710 otl)ei\
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'Fiii'e protnpt relief is ma.gic&5
25s. 50c. A BOT'flfc; AT All DRUGGISTS
Harry Thaw Lends Gen. Sickles
$1,000.
Gettysburg, Pa., July 3.—Col
onel H. W. Schoonmaker, chair
man of the Pennsylvania monu
ments commission, received to
day a letter from Harry K. Jhaw,
in which was enclosed $1,000 in
ten $1,000 bills.
Tlriaw wrote that he had read
about the. financial difficulties ot\
General Sickles, that he sym
pathized with the genera!, and
that he wished to contribute $1,-
000 as the stait of a large fund.
The Progressi ves of Richmon, d
Indiana, have already nominated
their tickets for the municipal
election next November. No
minations were made at a city
primary held recently at which
about 60 per cent of the vote cast
at the presidential election la t
fall was polled. This is an un
usually high percentage of votes
for a primary. William J. Rob
bins was nominated for mayor
I and Baltz A. Bescher for city
j clerk. There was a lively con-
I test for the mayoralty nomina-
I tion but, when the votes were
I counted, the defeated candidate
! pledged himself to do his utmost
for the success of the nominee.
I
FOR all
kinds of
Commer
cial and
Job Print
ing, call
183 acre red land farm 14 mile South of ^ M
100 acre red land farm 2 miles Soutli of Mebane.
200 acre red land farm 2 niiles West of Mebane.
240 acre gray tobacco land farm«10 miles NortI
of Mebane, N. C.
41 acre red land farm between Mebane and Swep-
sonville, N. C.
126 acre gray land farm 1 mile of Elon College.
80 acre gray land farm at Glea Ravem, N. C.
191 acre gray land farm at Glen Ra^n, on the
macadam road.
If
you
a
write or call
on
Burlington,
W. W. Brown, Manager
North C
U1
the great 1913 cross Gountry
Rambler Car with the Unit Gas.©
line Electric Motor. If you are in
terested in the purchase bf a car
that is absolutely high grade, refin
ed and second to none at a mode
rate price write us
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with the righf • - .
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