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When she had the measles, they went Sn on her, but one good dose of Thedford’s Black-Draught made them break out, and she has had no more trouble, I shall never be without CW TALKS ON SATE FIGHT Asheville, N. C-, July his first public utterance since the cashing of an extraordinary session of the legislature, Gov- What She Waoiedl. A teacher asked her pupils to draw a picture of what they wish ed to be when they grew up. The pupils went to work, some drawing pictures of soldiers, sailors, policemen, fine ladies, ect, They all handed in the result of their work, except one little girl, whosatquietly, her pad in; front of her and her pencil in her h ind. “Well, Sarah, don’t you know what you want to be when you asked the teacher. Yes, I know,’' answered Sar ah, with a worried lo>k, “but I don/t know how to draw it.” “What is it you want that you can’t draw.” “I want to be married.” Wanted His Share. grow up; «i\- © e i r'l'nor Locke Craig, speaking at; Eli Perkins used to relate this , Black iviountain at the big rally | anecdote of President Lincoln: 'day celebration yesterday, declar-1 One day an old negro, ■ clad in 'ed that while he is governor j rags and cai BLack-BghT in my home.^’ For constipation, indigestion, headache, dizzi ness, malaria, chills and fever, biliousness, and all similar aihnents, Thedford’s Black-Draught has proved itself a safe, reliable, gentle and valuable remedy. !f you suffer from any of these complaints, try Black- Draught. It is a medicine of known merit. Seventy-five • m m m • m m m m his energies will be directed to wards securing justice from the I railroads for the people of North i Carolina. Governor Craig de- I dared that unjust freight rate i discrimination against the people of this section has prevented them from getting the best re sults from their energies and re sources, ‘V\hilelam governor,” said '’Governor Craig, “alt the energy I of my being shall be directed I toward requiring the railroads ? to do j ustice to my people. I will I not lay the weight of my hand j on the railroads or any other co: - iporation unjustly any moie than I would upon the farmer, the Th elK: »patc 1 Only 51.00 Per Yr. ‘H or 6 Months 50c. years of splendid success proves its value. Good for young and old. For sale everywhere. Price 25 cenls. ^ |^^i^hantTr the'^'toardin^ “ I keeper but they must and shall be required to treat the people whom I represent with justice and give unto them equal rights to make an honest Uving which the people of other States have.” Following the speech of Gov ernor Craig, R. 0. Alexander I introduced a resolution commend- I ing the governor for the stand ; wtiich he has taken and pleding I approval of what he has already > done. The resolution asks the I legislature to enact such laws as will maintain and enforce the sovereign powers of this com monwealth, compensating the people for the wrongs and dis criminations which have been impossed upon them and forever preventing the justices from which North Carolinians have l)ng suffered. The resolution declares that the railroads of this State have taken millions of dollars unjust ly and have deprived the resi dents of the State of the right to get legitimate returns for their energies and resources. The resolution was adopted with out a dissenting vote. Subscribe Now For The Atlanta Journal Daily, Sunday Semi- Weekly Lsrsest [ircolatlon Soulli ef Balfliere BY MAIL Daily & Sunday $7.00 per annum Daily only 5.00 Sunday only 2.00 Semi-weekly 1.00 All the News! All the Time!! Sat? brnath? .T.Tf^e-Dr. Miles' fjax*tlv« Tablets, they a.r« ■■‘■sceMefit for 3. alujf- flaU Uver. [AfJvi-irtisf-.'irient.l For Sale. FINE FARM. WELL IM- proved—SeveD room dwelling, good barn and other outhouses. One mile from Haw River Rail road Station. On East Bank of Haw River. TERMS. Thirty Five Dollars per acre. Two hundred acre farm. Payment in installments to suit purchaser. Title perfect. Apply to either: J. M, Baker, Hav^r River, N. C., R. F. D„ No. 1. OR Long & Long. Attorneys, Graham, N C. in t 0 i i i )l i « If a 9 i 1 J 9 B M B B| B 1 • ' . 1 • it ■ a al 1» • 1 • ' 1 ■ 1* * * mLJi New $25,000 Gymnasium This commodious building Is a sample of the completer; ness of the Elon College $300; .ooo modern coriven- ience. ‘Every' In addiiiod to modetn- ness throueh- out, the f«tes are thelofvest jn the entire South, ' Iroin $m toSiQlfot ten sclioo! months. Terms easy El>n College gradu.iies till with success, lesiponsibie poshionsin every at'i'-.i-inipiit of.Jife. . Wriie at otue: i.oj Z'X p-.’-ne ■ catalogue and full partictilais to . f Presid:«nt W. A. Havper Bok iilon Colltege, W. C. rags and carryinga burden on his head, ambled into the executive mansion and dropped his load on the .floor. ^ Stepping toward President Lincoln, he said: “ Am you de president sah?” “I am, ” said Mr. Lincoln. “If dat am a fac’ Pse glad to meet yer. Yer see, i lives away up dar in de backo’ Viafinia and Pse a poor man, sah. I hear de is some pervisions in de con’sti- tion for de culled man, and Pm here to get some of ’em, sah.' Its Use. A teacher in a lower grade was instructing her pupils in the usp of a hyphen. Among theexamp’e given by the children was the wo^'d “bird cage.” “That’s right,” encouraging ly remarked the teacher. Now, Paul tell one why we put the hyphen in bird cage.” “It is for the bird to sit,” was the starting rejoinder. Color Easily Changed. He—I visited that fashionable palmist this afternoon and he told me marry a blonde. Miss Brunette—Did he say when the marriage would take place? He—Yes, in three months. Miss Brunette—Well I can easily be blonde by that time, dear. Poor People. Two amateur buglars were re- connoitering a neighborhood One pointed out a prosperous- looking house as a hkely subject for their efforts, ‘ ‘Nope’ ’ said the other, ‘ ‘'fain’t worth while crackin’ that house. I looked through the winder and they're so durn poor that two ladies actualy had to play at one piano.”—New York Globe. Did He Get it? “Won’t you tel! a nice little story for the lady?” asked a fond mother of her four-vear old boy whom she was showing off to her guest, accordipg to The Chicago Record-Heraid “I dbn't know a “tory,” lisp ed the youngster, bashfully. “Oh, yes, you do,” pleded his mother. “Just a little story.” “Will you div’ me a kiss?” The hoy ’ s eyes brigh tened. “Yes, a nice kiss for a nice little story,” ‘ ‘All right. Once upon a time there was a nawful nice big vase in the parlor an’ I just broke it. j Do I get the kiss mamma?” THE NORTH CAROLiNA State Normal and Industrial College Maintained by the State fo>* the Women of North Carolina. Five regular Courses leading to de grees. Specia,l Courses for teach ers. Free tuition to those who agree to become teachers in the State. Fall Session begins Sep tember 17th, 1913. For catalogue and other information, address JULIUS L FOUST PRimDENT GREENSBORO. N. C. L.H. _ Eye Specialist Office Over C. F. Nee^t^^Q Burlington. - Dr. J. S. Frost, Dentist, ’ Buriingtoii, • N. l Office phone 374-J, Res, S74-L J . F. yt)o(>n, Ik V. s. \ -I) V. nj Spoon. &,Hornaday Veterinarians 377 41.5 .Maia Sc.; 2(^2 C. A. Anderson M. D. Office hours ! to 2 p. m. 7 to3 First Naticnai Bank Buildinjs! ^ave day calls at Bradleys Drug kinds Commer Job Print 263 Take One P«inPilf> then— Taka it £>asT» Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pilk will help you, as they have helped others. Good for all kinds; of pain. Used to relieve Neuralgia, Head ache, Nervousness, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Kidney Pains, Lunibagdi Locomotor Ataxia, Backache, Stomachache, Carsickness, Irri- lability and for pain in any part of the body. "I have used Dr. Miles' Antl-Paln Fills when troubled with headache, and find that one pill infallibly effects relief in a very short time. I .im considerably affected with nea- ^algia in the head at tinjes, and And the j^inti-Pain ipllls of much ' beneflt. The Dr, Miles’ Kemedies , are beyond comparison, and I recom- : mend them to all my friends,” GBORGK COIX3ATJES, 219 Oakland St., San Antonio, Tex. At all druggists. 25 doses 25c. \ IVttLES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind. C.V. Sellers Art Store I.N.C. Carries in Sfock over 300 Dif ferent Patterns of Nousetoorder-Goseelt Dameron & Long ATTORNEYS AT LAVT E. S. W. BAMFJON | ADOIPO L 0 It! 6 Bnriihgton : !' Orshm- ■ : oSMla PledmoB! BtflMlng ! Bflll msJmlsaa Slda Phone • 250 Pliaag John H. Vernon, Attorney aaa L;ounseilo'" at Law Burlington, N, C Office over Bradley’s Sbore. Phone 6o, John R. Hoffman, Attomey>at>L»w Burlington, North Carolina. Office, Second Floor first Nitioiwd Baiik Bnilding. M I H Mom f Surgeon Dentist Foster Buildiag SURLiJNGTON, N. C. Dr^ Wm. E. CratcieM OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN of Gr^nsboro. N^. C., will be at The Piedmont, Burlington, N. C., the forenoons of Tuesday and Friday of each week. For further information, apply to Clerks or to Dr. Crutchfield at Greensboro. Olfeces—400*401 McAdoo Office Building, Greensboro, N. C. Residence 1248 Phones I Office 13a in.iW Norfolk I Western DEC. 8. 1912 ; LEAVE WINSTON-SALEM. 7:00 A. M. daily for Roanoke and intermediate stations. Con nect with Main Line train North, East and West with Pullman Simper, Dining Cars, 2:05 P. M; daily for MartinB- ville, Roanoke, the North and East. Pullmigtn steel electric lighted sleeper Winston-Salem to Harrisburg, Philadelphia, New York. Dining Cars N orth of Roanoke, 4:15 P. M. daily, except Sufi' day* for Martinsville and local stations. Trains arrive Winston-Salem 9:15 A.M., 9:35 P. M., 1:55F. M. Trains ifeave Durham for _Rosh(>ro Bouth Boston and Lynehburg 7:00 dailj, and 5:30 o. m. daily W. B. BEVILL, PasVr. Tmff W. C. SAUNDER8,^en’l ,Pa« Roanoke, V», the New Resident Section Just Opened. Have You Staked Your Claim? If notrget busy This property went on sale at 9 o clock A. M„ January 20th. Within three hous seven wide-a-wake men and women had selected and purchased as many lots. 510 down—$1 a week or $5 a month. No Taxes, No Interest Convenient to EVERY THING—5c car fare to EVERYWHERE. v-V4iyciMCln. iw Let us show you. Say “se^n six” to Central, and ou| property.
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