LEGISUTlECAllEO
BY GOVEWfi CRAIG
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Raleigh, N. C., July 18.— Gov
ernor Craig will leave tomorrow
morning for Asheville N. C. for
a short stay. The constitutional
amendment commission having
completed its labors, Governor
Craig desided to issue a call for
the special session of the legisla
ture. The call of course, takes
the form of a proclamation by
the Governor and requests legis
lators to reassemble on Septem
ber 24. It is noteworthy that
the first purpose designated by
the governor in calling the legis
lature into extra session relates
to the subject of freight rates.
The proclamation follows:
By and with the advice *^of the
Council of State, I, Locke Craig,
Governor of the State of North
Carolina, in the exercise of the
power conferred upon me by the
Constitution and in occordance
with the resolution passed by
the General Assembly and ratifi
ed on the 6th day of February,
1913, do issue this my proclama
tion on this extraodinary occa
sion, convening, the General As
sembly in Extra Session. I do,
therefore, notify and request the |«
Senators and the Members of
the House of Representatives of
the General Assembjy of North
Carolina to meet in their respec
tive halls, in the Capitol in the
City of Raleigh, on the 24th day
of September, 1913, at 11 o’clock
A. M. for the following specified
purposes:
1. To provide for the people
of North Carolina just transpota-
I tion rates and to adjust the rela-
i tions and obligations between the
State of North Carolina and the
railroads operating within the
territory of this State.
2. To receive the report of
the Constitutional Commission
and to consider the submission
to the people of amendments to
the Constitution
In Witness Whereof, I, Locke,
Governor and Communder-in-
Chief, have hereunto set my
hand, and caused the Great Seal
of the State to be affixed. ^ .
Done in our City of Raleigh,
this 18th day of July, in the
Year or Our Lord, one thousand
nine hundred and thirteen and
in the 137th year of our Independ
ence.
LOCKE CRAIG,
Governor.
By the Governor:
JNO. P. KERR,
Private Secretary,
Referring to the call of
exti*a session of the legislatni-e.
Governor Craig said:
'The last legislature passed a
resolution providing for an extra
i session of the general assembly
1 in order that amendments to the
! constitution might be submitted
I to the people. The general as-
; sembly created a Constitutional
I commissiGn to prepare such
I amendments and report them to
^ ■ the governor. This commission
i i has completed its work. An ex-
I tra session of the general as-
! sembly is therefore necessary,”
|| Continuing, he said:
The negotiations between the
Many Burlington Women are
Learning The Cause.
Women often suffer, not
knowing the cause.
Backache, headache, dizziness,
nervousness.
Irregular urinary p^sages,
weakness, languor—
Each a torture of itself.
Together hint at weakened
kidneys.
Strike at the root—get to the
cause.
Quickly help the kidneys if
they need it. _ ,
No otVer remedy more highly
endorsed than Doan’s ^’,dn.ey
P‘iis-. . ■
Here’s convincing testimony
from this locality.
Mrs. A. D, Boggs, Mill St.,
Graham, N. C., says: “I suff
ered for about six years from
ray kidneys and I could not find
anything that would do me any
go^ until I got Doan's Kidney
Pills. I had nervous and dizzy
spells and felt weak and tired.
There were pains across my
hips. When Doan's Kidney
Pills were recomniiended to me,
I u -ed a box. They put a stop
to the trouble in a short time
YOU
LOSE
MONEY
when you allpw any of yoiif
stock or poultry to remdn sick
a day.■
Tliey ^ve you Jess results in beef,
pork, work, or eggs, when they are
notin perfect health. Take a Httle
interest ia your own pocket book
and doctor them up with
ri|!
Dr. L. H All,
n* Specialist
Office 0v6r C. F. Neese'
Burhngton, - .
. J. S. Frosi
Dentist,
Buriingtpn, -
phone 374-J. Res. .
J. V. Sn
P.. V
W
s.
A.
i’or salt* by. all dealers. Price SOcprds.
FoifttiV Milburn Co., Biiftklo, I'ork,
sole Agehtsl'or th& United States.
Remember nam)—Dokn’a~And • take
I) other.
If there is a Democrat in
North Carolina that is not hold
ing an office of any kind, or ex
pecting to try to get one, will
say under his signature that he
is glad that the country went
Democratic, and changed the
times from wiiat they were a
year ago, to what they are now.
We would hke to hear from him
w^ith his photo enclosed, so we
could put his picture in the pap
er as the biggest fool in the
State. “Clinton Dispatch.
It wP* pay you to ddi this.
It ^/lS paid thousands of other
successful ifanners aad stock and
poultry raisers.
This famotts remedy is not a
food, but a genuine, scientific med«
icine prepared ff jih medicinal herbs
and roots, kctihg on the liver, kid
neys, bowels ainddigestivie organs.
Sold by all druggists, price 25
cents, 50 cents and |1. per can.
. .iWrWnte for valua**:#; book; ' 'Succ^s
With Shck and Poultry. '' Sent free for a
Sostal. Address Black-Drauciit Stock
ledidne Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 I>ays
Your druggist, will refund money if PAZO
OliS'TIvIEM' fails to cure any case of Itching,
Blind, fiieedsng or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days.
Tiie urst application gives Ease and iiest. 50c.
The Best Hot Weather Tonic
3ROVBf,’S TASTiBtESS chill TONIC enriches the
biJdod, tiuilds, wp the whole system and will won^
lerfatty strengthen aad fortify you to withstand
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M aosejPar iy ]Sl ill *Li ¥es.
Washington, -luiy 16.—George
N, Wise, a prominent young
lawyer of Newport News, Va.,
who was a candidate eb a., regu-1
lar Republican 1910 for the I
seat in Congress held for the j
past IS years by the Honorable;
William A. ,Jorges, but went over ':
to the “Bull Moose’'’ in the last!
Presiiieritiai campaign, declared !
his continued allegiance to the -
new organization when see'-i :
here todaj. asked what , he’
j thought of the present political ■
I situation. The Repubjican “get'
the I together” efforc was parEieular- ■
iy discussed. . i
Mr., Wise expressed the opinion |
that the Republican party, could'
never “corae back'" in its old
form in the Southern States, and
that the'only hope oi; a vigeroius
and healthy opposition to the
Democracy in that j?eetion.
lay in the ‘Trogre>-
Woman Fiiuilly Recover*
From Nervous Breakdlowii
Inipoycrished nerves destroy many
people before their tiine. Ofteii be
fore a suft'erp.r realizes what the
trouble, is, he is on the . verge of a
complete nerX'Ous bre?ikdowrt. It
£5 of. the utmost impoi'taitce to keep;
your, jiervoas' system iti goo.d con
dition, as tlie nerves arc tlie source
Mrs, Rosa ,
3T
Horna«iaj j) Y
4 Hornadav
Veterinarians
omoefitid Hospital Otfice
4ir>JM[aixi St. Hesidence Phoae
C. A, AndersoQ M.
Office hours 1 to 2 p. m. 7 to8 n r
First National Bank BuiidiJi
L^^ve day calls at Bradleys t)*ruj
Daincron & Lon
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
E. S. f. OANEROIV
Hnrlmgtof!
office is
, Piedottnt SiiiliiiBg
Pbofie • 2SQ
AB0LP8 LOU
office it
Hsit-Kicholssi
*'hone 108.8
John H. Vernon
Attorney ana Uounsellor at U
Burlington, N. C.
Office over Bradley’s Drug Si/;J
Phone ‘60.
St.,
Birming;-
of a!i '.bo'^iiy .powf'r.
Bonner, -825 -N. .'iSth
hamj Ala., say^:
‘l-.have beep. 3u.!t;ip[n',yr'v/ith nerv"
prostration, i'or. nine or ten
jt'-irs. il.ave .tric„i in.n.ny of the best
il j^rtors in JMi'niir.gliain, b.iit they all
to re:;cl.i itiy caac. ‘ I.- woul-l
foe! as it I wy.s sr'ioih'
Snialjy
Mv Urtle
sive'
'D
Kepi-ibiican
movement,
to Sifeg;^uri!'
iU^^-asian eon-
-liome interferenc';;
which undertakes
the principal of C
trol at’
L'vont into convul.^'ioiijj..'
gtrl saw ■,
.Dr. Miles’ ■ Nervine
advertised in tise p.:i|>'-'rs aiiv! T at.
once beyan to t .ikc it. 1 co.ritinued
to it for sotne Linu.'.ruu.i now I .
am well'." ■
If you ar;5 troubled io.iv of.
app?."f.ii;e, po.i-ir 'mi. u'e.n.iuic3S.
iii.r!.i,ii!it,y' to it’ yo'i. nrc in s.
geiicf.'i.t rui: " o:')n.:t!‘.!on a'lii.l
iin:il..>lc to lic.nr. .ycM.i" . pa.r'„. o.t . the'..
'I.'iiiy .ai'i.n .l ot'‘ lil':',' 3'ou. iii.'ed some-■
‘"S rtrns'hen. yo-ir nerves.
You -.may- not- reaiixc', vvha.t i.- tl;e niat-
ti’t' with you. ilnr. is v.''i rcn?.on
why you- sh-.nihi’ delay ire.itn-ient;
E)r, Miles' »
:'J'.1dis-!
John R. Hoffmarj
Attoraey^at-Uw
Burlington, North Carolina]
Offkfe, Second Floor r'irsl Nalioa
BaiJtk Bttilding.
DR I H. bToOKS
Surgeon Dentisl
Foster. Boildimg
. ' ' BURLINGTON, K. C,
Or, Wni. I
au'! merits
from elsewhere
this point, Mr..
eiiicui.it?.ng |
e continued:!
■ “I don’t.think the South real-
zes the meaning' and far reach-;
. *. - ., - i ing effect of the party plan of '
3 epresentati'/es of the railroads j Q|.o-3r>-j2g^fiQ5rj pfog-f^g^jves. i
' I mean Democrai's and Demo-;
cratic papers esp-ecialiy, - j
‘‘On_suffrage it stands square-
i ly for Htates rights by provid-
ling that certificates of delegates
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Daily &
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Sunday
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orilcri foi‘■ ihirt.v. y;':i.r-
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by att if fi.-at botile
fjiiis t-.^. bensfit your ntonay ii returned.
MEDiCAL GO,:,. . Eikl'iart, Ind.
OSTF.OPATHIC PHYSICIAN
of Greiensboro, N. C,., will k a
The Piedii]sont, Burlington, KC,
the .forenoons of Tuesday ani
Friday^of each,week.
For further inforrnatio.n. ap'j!
to.ClerK> or to Dr. Crutchfifiida
Greensboro.
Offices ~.4004o1 McAdoo Ofnc.
Building, Greensboro,. N, C.
/ Residence 1?48
i Office 132
Phones
nw wttiwmi ■nnvmiwi
Nfirfoil I fetsr
bO-; S. 1912.
KEAVE WINSTON-SALEM.
7;00 A, M. daily for Roaiio:
and interrriediate stations. Con
nect with Main Line train Nort!!
Pulimai
;md the corporation comrnission
have not in my opinion resulted
in anv understanding sufficient-1
Iv definite to delay the call
the extra session.
of
the
ime!
“These negotaitions will not be
interfered with by this caH, and
before the meeting of the gen-
oral assembly on the 24th of
‘^^eptember, there is ample time
in which to arrive at an agree
ment. I earnestly hope ~t!iat
there will be an’amicable adjust
ment of our differences With
the railroads.
by th-e-
State
to 'its co?-iventions signed
primary iaw., 'or by the
Committee if there is no prima-'
ry law, shall be conclusive with!,
the Nation .Committee. The' \
"Party leaders are encouraged fi..!)
be locally worthy of confidence
by the increase of .representa-
. tions when they Increase the
1 Progressive vote.
C.f. Sellers Irt Sfore
Bwlfngton, N. C.
-I
£rl
loKst0onler-.Gos8eii
“PIEDMONT”
i! be New Resident Section Just Opened. Have You Staked Your Claim? If notrget busy
ihis property went on sale at 9 o’clock A. M., January 20th. Within three hous sever- wide-a-wake men an
women had selected and purchased as many lots.
^ ^ Ii^terest Convenient to EVER'
Let us show you. Say “seven-six” to Central, and our representative will call and take you to see the property
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and West with
Sleeper, Dining Cars.
■ , 2:05 P. M.. daily for Martini
ville. Roanoke, the North ani
East. PuUman steel electrij
lighted sleeper Winston-Saleii}
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Ke'
Y.ork.
Dining Cars North of Roanck^
, .4:15'.P. - M.. daily, except .Sun
day, for Martinsviile and
stations.
Trains"’.-' arrive V/inston-Ss
9:15 A.M., 9:35 P, M., l:5oP.
Traitss i^ave Diirha>u
SoHth Bot».ton and. Lynoiihurs ,7:u0«d
dftily, fiiiid 5;j?0 p- m. da.ih- excfptSun-JSl
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