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iiOBLOicrroii. N. 0.
TwIss^A-Week Oiipatcli
Psbtished Ever; Tuesdar and FrUkj' ,^g
By -
Ike State Disi^stcli PiddiahiBC Co.,
Ba^Cten, N. C
Vote the Pepablicaii ticket, and all Dcwpcratic admiitUtnitipa. to create
thAt-you make is yaurti and besides . ^ tfivttf ■ coiniiiissioh - and ]iitt it to
have the opportunity ip make wta-k, it would ; the
elamoi- of those^ t^p'iw.^lirfi^king
iAore.-~Editbr
- about the future effect of tlie Wai' ou
'6m^ mm hi7w^ 'i^ ^ clogged system needs at- cur i^u^n^ ^ ^ *'•;
TeleplMM>c No. 265. TENTION.- jec.t the tariff >Wo yte nejg; national
— ■■ - . "ottT^Deibr r ——— eampaign”—St. Louis. Dispatch,
^pfty^bto ia A^aace. Ate y* ft billious^ dizzy and listless*' If Gfemoc^ts finS any..way
—~ ~; ~—^ Dr. King s New Life Kll» taken sit to prevent the itijeetisn of the tariff
ww5ww^ ■ “P?" cotiBtipatiem and into the next national campaijen they
d *• Tto St»^S^aMthei44eisiriowii«i*tnr4lir^nd will seiie;0| it with feveyijli fflee.
ividttit^rteW’wMf th?p»- «a^V. Moreover it acts without If there is ooi subject in the realm
rgrijlUkfc; lipgti«ct of ft eiog*e4 sy^m of A»i»erifi«B politics Whielj they are
pf*7iiip»rtiirrt “f*-®"; lead's to inost serious co-nplica- utterly incapable of tiaifellisr, or
M writer. . . tions. f’oisonous matters and a body whicJfihas reduced them, to a state of
I are not reaponuUe far
le.^mp^eMta,
fombiTow morning happy in mind and wakefulneas by a populace iiritated
^fateh will be h»Mied at this «Mte' entirely satisfied, start your treanh^nt beyond measure by the ilippant treat-
poorly functioning need ■ iniRtedi^te “confusion
attention. If you wish to wake up the tariff.
worse, coiifonod^" it is
Having b^n goaded into
gateh will be h»Mied at this «Aee' entirely satisfied start your treanh^nt
tdaigjjt; tic': a bottle.
Jwered aa second-claaa matter
1**1^ 19, 1998, at Jhe post office at M.AIL
B«riiiuttoii, North Caroilaa, ondier tk«
Act of CongT^ ef Slarch t, .1879.
CARRIER LOSES THKE'^
TOES IX TRYING TO AVOID
BEING LATE.
TAXES IN GREAT BRITAIN;
To the Editor. '
Sir:—I understand they are taxing i
the incomes of poor men as well a.sj
rich men ip Great Britain. Is this a'
f:\ct?.
W. E. Smith of Mertley Branch Suf-
tains Mash^ Foot in Cliinbing
Under Frt-igh} Train at CrossinR.
{■’ailui'e to observe a “safety fifst."
ipiacaUvior. ocst W. E. Smith, a colore.l
D MfG ’I”"*' carrier .-ittached to the Bei'kley
Philadelphia, X>«. SO. lSl-5. . postoffiee. three toes oi
According lo the budftot submitteJ I.
beyond measure by the ilippant treat
ment of the questi)ri of natiansil de-
fe.n« by President Wilson and Secre
tary Daiiiols, who were being iidmo;i-:
ished daily by Rejiresentative Aiigu.s^
tus F. Giiriir.ei-, the administratiDn
ieadei s liow conic leaping to the cen-
tei- of. ihe sUige vi-ith aU the blood-
ihirs-ty !icci.'utreme!n of the Pirates
of Penzance, and seek to eclipse the
larifT question with the “prepnred-
ness ” propaganda. But as the whole
cou.nti-y is agreed that we should be
a'ileqaafeiy prepared, they arc ifoitig
to have a hard time making that ?.n
i.wac. At the time of the crisis in
pur foreign affairs was most acute.
T»k«
One
rkia rui.
than—
T»il0 it
c^r>
F*r N«MnLlci«> aothins;!*
kettar tKan
Dip. Mileis’
Anti»P.min Pillii
■ hy fhousatid* .
f*rii
Those who have -sufi«red frotti
c^uralsic pains ne«d not be to!d
how ht^cessiry it'is to sfciirc re
lief. The way', out os
neura%ia lo tisr- Dr. Miles’
AntirPain I’iil.s. Tljey haVo. re
licveci >ufTcrcrs tor no
veari that Uicy l::;vc bccam-j a
household ncce.-^it::,
*‘I have Dr. Ar.:i-ra;:i
PIUs ffir ft'*5 yjvir.*! anu ur»‘ tl:"-
CRly tbing thi'.t (iOt*:; rur
They have r«'\k-vVu iu i’raiulH. iii •
ftC'Ad in tUteon [ h;ivf
taken tfteirt U\- ih-i.r.vu-?:n. lu'. ii.
Ci^he. pains')u th«*
o:irach€ ahii bov>'»-is :.r.vi
U:pi»,5. . 1 . have*' fo;!:ju. tiothifig- .'o
equal IhMn :uui liicj- aie all that is
claimed for
J, "W-. Fill;*'.Springs. 5?'j.
At All tf:*ugg>stB—2j rio6«s. 23 c«ht».
Nevc^r aoid in bulk. \
MILES medical CO.. CJkftaft. {nd.
by the Chtincellor of the Exchequer,morP.ingr.
En route to the Bcrk':fY office with i
r. ei'.rly collection aboiii 7 :»Vlock ye;- |
|tor(Jay morning Smith's progrros.s was j
i I'.-iVt-'jvi by a )on;^ ntrir
the Norfolk Southcm ill Walnut |
■ .s'-i-eet and Mahone avenue. I'yarinir j
would bo late lit the office tho
i\ll i}icomer> over S650 per year are to ,
be taxed. The I'ich rn:in with an i:i-1
come of S-'00,000 wijj pay aii irioomc
tnx of 170,145, ;iJ!J any \vorkin^rman
or working woman who S5i> a
month ‘must pr.y pait jt it iv heip >
■ :hul h
! the cry went over the land^ ‘'StanJ
is.v ihu rre.s.idenr,‘'. and the country
did it to a man. The metrjpoUtiin
j papers carried pag^es of letters (com
f fiJirht pyijjic jjieii all over the Uiiited States,
of every shade of political belief, de-
ciarj]}" aileg’iancL* lo the President.
for our busi'
“ When .Wj chose tfee'a
ness we did It aiftex skrsfiU deiilknition. it was not
a haphazard choiee.'- -- biisi/tess. It
tne^s that yoiir dollai will buy inorelisie than m,,
any other stCK'e in town. ■; ri;,
IT MEANS SAVINGS!
And it also means tha: it vytli be copied by otfaer
stores, whethtr they can live up fo wliat it means
or not. It will be copied because thi^e five words
carry a wonderful tneaning. Ths t^norant shop
Jfcepcr may think he will fopj you njti .ly by plac
ing this slogan on his windows and tt a ^e on our
adveriisingr. We warn you not to be foolc Ji Your
$ works v enders only at RAIFF’S. Find oat for
yourself, come around—^^compare our values with
others.
Nextio
Tbe Orotlto
over
The 8oor
“Wliereyflur J Works WGRders”
The American Industrial Education i
i-xppsiticr. is tne high-sounding name I
of :i shov.' which recently held Madi- ^
son Sfjuare Garden far a wee. That I
it lived tip to its name, hovi-ever, an-i i
’.vp.,5- there with fiie jroods is shov.-ii
?.iy thj.^ cxti'uci from a newspaper re-'
port of the affair: “The most dariuR
UGH! CALOMEL MAKES YOU SICK.
DON’T STAY BILIOUS, CONSTIPATED
opinion that the next session con
gress will place a tax on all incomes
over a thousand dollars per year.
This moans that * person, man or
woman, wh :> makes as much as a thou
sand dollars in any one year, will have
to pay a part of it to help run the
ffovernmsnt. Under a Republican ad
ministration the tariff paid ail the
running expcn.ses of the gtfyernmeni,
but under this Democratic tariff law
the psDple win have to pay it. What
will the workingman sajr when a part
of his wages is taken to pay for the
running expenses of a nation that is
at peace with all the world? There
wili be a time and place lo chancre
all this and 1916 is not far ahead.
advocatc.-i charnctcr-ai'.-
i yet the Democracy intend.? to go i aly.=is by reading the face illustrated
the Government carry on the war. ;-''--t "" >'uum i>i- ia»i; .11. me u»in.-c , viie. wacchwo!-;i of the cuuniiy was
And it \\"'!1 be the same V'’ay in th!s j* startei. to climb bftwfco.i two ^ uEe].".niti3;i of Senator Lodge.!feature of the shDW is a chart, in the
country, if .the present program of Just as hv, was bt.t^^een the ^-eases at the water^s edge.’M booth which
preparedness is carried out. It is our the - - . - !
stlin,^. h)s !itt fo t a^ •> . jj,,, country, if possible, 011 that ; by a picture of the President of the
' issue. They will seek to comnnce the j L'.iiteii States, and rj^ying that Wood-
Sraiii, iimpcd u .he office i.id pi > people that the United States w.is row Wii.son‘.; grealest f.iu'.t is pro-
coe;ed wit:, hi. work Nv-ithout telling .tron-i ■ vuninati.,n.”
a.^iyone of the >ni.shnp. One of the ' j
clerks noticed biood trickling throyg.i u u.. » c'
® in leash. But to the consternation of,
the slioe and a few questions brought ,,, , ... u jl. • 1
“ the tree trade party, our old friend 1 to mamel life,
fcrth the story. Dr. Sleet was sum- - '
Time .’.mi right living give a hale
moned and Smith was taken to St.
Vincent's hospital, where it was found
three of the toes had be«n so badly
crushed an amputation was naces-
s.try.
Tariff continues to bab up serenely.
It will not down. The tariff crushed
to earth will rise again.
'‘Dodson’s Li*«r Tone" Will iim Your
Std^sft Linr Better Diin Gaisinel
aRd Can Hot Salinate.
Cftiomei makes you iiek: j»oii lose o.
day’s ^vork. Calotnel is quicksilver and
it salivates*; eufomol jnjuies vout liver.
If youi avo Inliniis: fcri lazy, shi^gisli
and all knookpd out. if yoiir 1k>wc(s are
constipattn) anti your lu*a«l aches or
stomncli i» j»oi}r, .iiWt take a »jK)Otiful of
)ii&rm)ei& l>od«>n’s J-iver Todo instead
of upinp 8ickcni«-r». caloineJ*
lirnliso{i‘s T..ivfr Toik? in roal liver medi*
* \ou'1| know it ntixf. niornitt^ be-
you will wak* np fwlin" fine,
>our liver will b* wnrkinff. your hc*ad*
uchc and '.li7.j'inea!» non*'. yo\ir stomach
wiH U‘ afttl IwwoIh Tflpular. You
will fpei like working. You’ll be cheer-
ftd; fuU of Gsnf^t vi^or xmd ambiUon,
1
Little Alfred was asked to write a
composition on parents, and he wrol*
_ _ ^ J Parents are things which boys | chairnian of Democrati.^
JW0» j have to look after them. Most j^irls j State Committee figures out two mil-
Thiii.aprwripfkwpr.p.redwp.ci.lly ;’’*''' ® pas j lion majority next year for the maq
for malaria or CHILLS A, FEVER, and mas- Pas talk a good deal about! who is ffoinjf to run for n second
it’s j term on a one-term platform. The
j return. !t sell on the lirei better than mostly the ma.s that make you mind.: esteemed chairman nvust be atoniah-
“It might be a wise act for the, Ctlomel .nd *«• tot tripe or .icken, ?5« _Ladie. Home Jr.urnal. ! ed at hi,s own moderation.
y our (Irii^^ist or doaW sfll.t vou a
SO cent bottle of Dodson’s IJver' Tone
under my persotui! guarantee that it
will clean your sluggish liver better than
nasty calomel: it won't make you sick
and you can eat inylliiiig you want
without being salivated. Vour druggist
guiirantccs that each spoonful uill start
your liver, clc.m your bowels and
Btraigliten you up by morning or yon
get your inuney back. Children gladly
take Dodeon's Liver Tone because it j’s
pleasant tasting and doesn’t gripe or
cr.Tnip or make them sick.
I nm M>Iiin3 milliojis of bottles of
Dodson’s r.iver Tone to {wople who base
fount! that tliis ;dcasant, vegctuHc. liver
nif»die.ine takes the plat*e of dangerous
eiiTomel, Buy one t^tle on niy sound,
reliable giutrantee. Aak jour druggist
•bout me.
TRYING
TO EVADE
ISSUE.
TAStlFF
Prncription No. tSB it prepitrcd tapecUdly
Jot MALAAIA or CHILLS « FCVCA.
Fbtc or fix dott* wii) bitmk uj cMe, and
»f fakca then aa a totiic che Fever will not
retoia. tl acl* OS the fjhmt, beiset*
C^mal «Bd doc* not gnpeonkkan, 2S«!
DISTURBING INF
When disturbing influences cause unsettled conditions in business, the invest
or s mind naturally turns to the most non-fluctuating and time tried investment -,
namely: Real Estate, First Mortgage Loans.
We have at this time ten to fifteen thousand dollars worth of First Mortgage
Real Estate Bonds in denominations of $100, $150, $250, $300. $400, $500 and $1,000.
These bonds are ampJy secured by Real Estate and fully guaranteed by our
Company, and will net you six per cent interest which we pay semi-annually. The
investor who is content with less than six per cent interest is-depriving himself of
what is rightfully his own.
CENTRAL LOAN & TRUST C
W. W. Brown, Manager
Burlington, N. C.
POOR PR