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Pettigrew & Kmg
We have recently added a cprn-
plete line of tin ware to our
Grocery Store and can supply your
Kitchen Needs wivh ware as well as
Nice Fresh Groceries.
We are looking for country pro
duce and hope to find it by paying
the highest cash market prices.
Phone No. 380 and your needs will
be promptly supplied.
& King
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‘THE MEN ^HO SELL GROCERIES
Front St. Burlington, N. C.
Pianos
T>rettv
“3hovV‘/
and for
oivonths sound
weli—then your
expcii:e begins and the
call very often.
We Furaish
\‘3
'.vy
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1150, $175 and $200 pianos it you want
them, but don’t advise you to buy
them. Our store is full ot good pianos,
orgsns 9i)d machiDCS now. Get prices
and terms
fi tills
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uriiagton,
& Musk Co.
North Carolina.
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Reminglcn g
Th% First Impeached Governor.
William Sulzer stands as the
first Governor impeached and re
moved from otlice in the, his
tory of the United States. Im
peachments in the separate states
have been very rare, and for the
most part have been brought
against judges.
Before the United States Sen
ate since the formation of the
Government there have been but
nine impeachment trials, and of
these but three resulted in con
viction, The first to be convic
ted was John Piciiering, a Judge
of the Federal Court for the Dis
trict of New liampshire, who was
impeached for making decisions
contrary to the law and for
drunkenness and profanity on
the bench. The second cpnvic-
tion was of Judge W. W. Hum
phries, of the District Court of
Tennessee, in the turbulent year
of 1863, His offense consisted of
making a speech in favor of se
cession and accepting a judical
office under the Confederate
Government. The third and last
conviction was in the .recent
case of Judge Archbald, of the
Commerce Court.
Samuel Chase an Associate
Justice of the United States Su-
' preme Court, was impeached in
1805 for misconduct in his office,
but was acquitted after a stormy
trial. Prior to this cuse it had
been held that only such offen
ses as were indictable at law,
could be the basis ot impeach-1
ment prcceediugs. But thel^jjtj^ p.ite,;
House 01 iittpreseniatives m im-1 >
peaching President Johnson ' ovti' ii'vvn
took the view that any acc would
warrant impeachment that was
highly prejudicial to the
welfare or suoversive of any es
a it'
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The dying man’s home at
Twenty-second avenue,
Bath Beach, is a house of death,
liis eleven children, six of whom
are married where there yester
day. They admitted that their
father’s death was inevitable
and that all they could do was
to wait for it.
It is believed that Levy may
die lo-morro// or the cext day,
for the tou'.’ tablets of poison
he took in mistaKe for neadache
tablets, are enough to kill four
men. He may hve a week or
more, but Dr. Jacob Sarnotf is
doubtful.
Levy is 59 veara old. For
years he did a big wholesale
clothing business in downtown
New York. He had an office
and seven lots on Fourth street
for years, uud many of the young
men who graduated from his
business are now heads of other
establishments.
Of receuc veufs Mr. Levy has
had a smaller place of business
at 28 East Tenin street, for he
lost a lot oi mj>ney in 1907. He
used to give a great deal to
ciianty —u> Beih Israel nospital
and to Other institations—and
was accoLiiiied rich. But he has
made no v*iii iiinje he swallowed
the mercui.-y i-uuieis, said mem
bers of hia fumiiy yesterday, be
cause lie nu longer is rich. He
is a thirty-thiro a^'gree Mason.
Mrs. Lev'v, jirici-atricken and
heari:-we«.iv vveiit lo her husb-
anu'’s ht:;ubi jie yk.-rtt,di.(,iay.
L)ou M ’ iiij cold her,
jieuu. “I’m ail
iigiit. 1 1. ,b‘w ou'v, lii u lew days
F
arm
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We have a farm containing 83
acres, part of this adjoining the
corporate limits of Burlington,
N. C., with 9 room dwelling,
good outhouses, well watered,
pleinty of wood, fine orchard, in
every way a desirably farm.
Will sell Oh easy terms.
Alamance Insurance and Real Estitte Co.
W. E. SHARPE, Mgr.
and tiu'.
pubilC I ?j
h\
;.ii;:il£J.
;Vv knew better
mast have
ielling. the
sential principle of government.
- Philadelphia i^res:-.
Levy Jokes Abo«it Death
As the End Nears
At times. Isaac Levy
ing merchant who swallov/td
lour^ bichloride of mercury tal>
lets in hi.«j Brook (in home Sunday
nighty jokes about the death that
is slovVly creepinjj- over him. At
other times he is melanchoiy
with the realization that he can’t
iive many more days. He is
cheerful when any member of
his family comes to his bedside
in the Sunshine Sanitarium a.iid
Rest Home at Cropsey avenue
and Bay Thirty fifth street, Bath
Beach,
Lraiii.
Jjjii] Alii
WiiU ilVc;;:
a Vfciii i
ins luiiici
i day aiiei
• i .L'.n y, H c.i.iHt ried, son,
.-Vi. ;2a5 J^ongl'eiiow
. '.ioniv ‘.venc to see
aL o'clooii yester-
■ o.;u .vik6u ijxjvy had
QOlii'd OU.C (i I. C'.iUii'i. I'iiio COIlSClOUS”
the cloth-1 nebfc:. T«i« iciciief r.-aeiied out
his iiahd tu bon.
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as
iu.:g they ]
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;>ri. “Shall
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'Recognized
■Among
Typewriters”
Goodman’s ClotliiHg
Store
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Consider all that is
meant by
these words
- Burlington. Norti
Hundreds of men right here in
Burh’ngton, Alamance and sur
rounding counties have been
wearing Goodman’s clothes for
years. They know from ex
perience that they save money
and get lasting and durable
itylish clothing. That the
largest and varied stock of all
.i. ‘ ... i. vA •
BEAUTIFUL UNE OF FALL GOOBr
J. D. ;nd L. B. WHIT TED
HAVE the most complete line of Fall Goods this
season they have ever carried. All the beautiful,
new shades in Dress Goods.
COAT SUITS
FOtvQuaiity Style and Fit inspect the beautiful
ready to 'wear garineftts coat suits.
M.ILLINSRY MILLINERY.
Our milliners are kept busY ^^rrangTng the artistic
designs of headwear for oui’ hiany castomers who
call each season. ,
J. D. and L. B. Whitted,
BURLINGTON, N. G.
Leadership means superiority of product a superiority
which produces leadership and is proved by leadership.
It means more than this. It means everything associated
with the word FIRST»
The Remington Typev/riter is first in history, first in
prestige, first in quality, first in recent improvements, tirst
in size and completeness of organization, first in distri
bution, and first in service to the customer. i
The word FIRST in every department of leadership
applies oj.ily to the
Remington
Remiogtoni Typewriter Company
dncorporated)
61Q E. Main St. Rldiinond, Va.
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The Dispatdi
Only $1.00 Per Yr.
or 6 Months 50c.
Piies Cured in 6 to 14 Days
To Cure a CoSd in OKt. l>ay
Shades
allows a wide choice and satis
fies in every way.
The fall styles are ready new
for your inspectian. Price ranging lom $7.50 to 25,00.
yours to serve,
B. GOODMAN,
Burlington, North Carotioa,
THE HOME OF SOOD CLOTHES.
Get in the Band
... mrmmmtmm
Sell Your Tobacco
Farmers Warehouse
WithR. iV Kemodle and B. M. Walker,
Burlington, N. C.
And get prizes, will do as good
as the best
JOHN BAYNES, Bookkeeper, R» D. Allred, Clerk*
All grades of Brights high. When you want to know the
condition of Market call Phone 364
The price on all tobacco slightly mcreased. All bright tobacco
very much higher than last week.
KERNODLE & WALKER
► ^Urcc 2tl 6 "ilO uvr\MO Oninine Itstopstbc
refund money if PAZO tPake Headache and woi1:e off the Co;d.
5i nJ^ to cure any case of Itching. Coughaad Headache ^
lv,,?’‘'>«dmKorProtr,,^;na.-p4in«!netol4daya. Driwgist_a_f«mia ^
A fails to cure any case of Itchmg# raoriev i
hi j. ' or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. ■ - w tv.re
ai.i/.icaUott g-ves Eusc azid BOa. B. V. G’J’.O >
if it fails to cure,
-e rr ra:’' 2c*.
€rowmg.
> The Merchants Supply Go's
business is growing so rapidly
that they have found it necess
ary to enlarge their warehouse
to more than double it's former
capacity, and still they did not
have room enough, and have
opened a branch warehouse at
Graham, where they expect to
carry the same lihe as at Burling
ton. This business is a great
accommodation to the people of
Alamance county and they should
receive the erieouragement of all
those who believe in a home
market, patronize home indus
tries and build up your home
people, if you would Imve yotir
community prosper. We trust
this firm will continue to merit
the success they so richly de
serve.
No. 666
This it a pr«icriptio& prepaced e^tedalfy
for MALARIA or FEVER,
rive or sis doaet will break any cate, ttiul
if taken then a» a tosic the Pcrer will not
fetum. It aetc on tbe liver ^tter ♦!»■«>
Calomel and doe* m>t iSripeiw •ickctt, 2Sc
KODAK ci'flrrrv a ris m