JUNE IST TO 3RD.
■Reunion ot Confederate
\ eterans At Richmond
Promises To Be Great
Occasion.
Richmond, Va.. April lil, lb! I.
Fifty years after the destruc
tion of the Confederate capital
and the end of the bitter War
between the States, the gray-clad
eterans of the Southern armies
fcre to gather in the old strong
bold of the Confederate States
' r the IM"» Reunion of the
nited Confederate Veterans,
me lst-.'lrd.
Ceremonies the most su'iemn
}. d unique are to be staged in
Richmond daring reunion week,
and from every part of the South
i mes word of the thousands of
isitors who are to attend. Ar
-angements for the care and
omfort of lo,iibO veterans have
ieen made by the general com
mittee, headed by Captain .lohn
The granting of a flat
railway rate of one cent a mile to
Richmond for the big at fair is ex
pected to draw to the city 100,-
•0 loyal Southern people.
The outstanding feature of the
week will be the formal opening
: the Confederate Memorial
nstitute, the imposing treasure
"ouse for relics of the War be
v.veen the States, which has been
erected in Richmond after years
■ : effort. Another feature will
•• the laying of the corner-stone
: the statue of Stonewall Jack-
R« autif . Monument Avenue is
• converte 1 into a court of hon
thG g nera * mitt 66 to the
i> ■: uli t,v Stat* - in
a led in the organization of the
'nited ''>•. federate Veterans,
nd it is confidently expected
: .at i:i view of the importance of
• e occasion many will accept.
In addition, the committee has
".cited to be present the fol'ow
-g ladies, wives of distinguished
nfederate chieftians: Mrs. .1.
!!. Stuart, Mrs. \V. H. Fitz
•gh I.ee. and Miss Mary Curtis
_>'o.
Richmond is preparing to ob
--r e with fitting ceremonies the
VS Lo::gh>
D>V'I)S t •; > tnG
rung of the throat and ! mgs,
nd makes the e.-ughing sj -lis
ess severe. A family with
growing children shout i not lie
vithout it. Keep it handy for
all Coughs and Colds. '2"e. at
our Truggist.
Electric Hitters ;i Spring
Tonic.
Laffargue
PIANO
Excells in Purity of Tone and
Durability of Construction.
Cataogue Free-
Write Department S.
R. J. BOWEN & BRO.:
Winston-Salem, N. C.
We carry a complete line of
Edison Phonographs and Re
cords. Write for catalogue of
new records.
i
CALOMEL DYNAMITES YOUR LIVER!
MAKES YOU SICK AND SALIVATES
"Dodscrfs Liver Tone" Starts Your Liver
Better Than Calomel and You Don't
Lose a Day's Work
I
l.ivon I.l' \onr li\r' Kro! |
!•!»•• an*! ••liii-rl'til; make \"ii work .1
I I •^.11• U» \ !»«irt»n« an«l tall •»!
tititi. Hut lake it«» i';i>t \. .i.t i.u ron-j
I'siNniit 1 l»r» .iii-v it tii.iki -y n k ainl I
% %•!! Ills: \ I -• .4 »lil\*«4 \>"lk
(.ilotml iii.«• i't iii'\ «»r • |it it k-il\« r ,
ulii M call"* iit !■; flu* Imin j
t 'alotiM'l • ra>ht - into *o»r I»»•« 11k• * •
»!\ii.tii'it• i rr.ik i.j it iifi lh.it'* witch i
> i u !«•••! t'u'i ,IV\ till ii.ri.4r;• i « i .Ufipinir.
I .-TEN M tin*' ! F \«»II •C N t ' C|| Jl»\
tli tin -t. p-t.tlc-t I'M • ' i I'oui !
elt all-ill\oii «\ct C\|N i,. ri .«| iiiht. take
a > V iA>Li\d vi lA irt-n's Li wr
NEWS OF MT. AIRY.
Pilot Mt. \ otes For Bonds
For Roads—Much Produce.
Being Shipped.
Ml. Airy Le;i.|.'i\
As we go to press we learn
that the vote in Pilot Mountain i
township last Monday was ITD •
for good roads and against
more than :5 to tin favor of!
good roads.
Mrs. S. F. Neal. formerly of |
Westfieid.now living in Winston,
underwent a serious operation,
at one of the Winston hospitals !
last Friday. Her friends arei
hopefui that the operation mayi
prove a success. Mrs. Neal is a;
sister of Dr. .1. M. Flippin of.
this city.
One day last week the produce
dealers here bought and shipped
away in one day IJ7 coops of
chickens and over l" 11 cases of
of eggs. The coops had Rl hens
'•acq. a: >! t!ic- price paid
•em - i:i' e jgs averaged.
little, a- d for all this the cash
was nam. K:i\iii pay s out iv. »c«•
money -.cry year for chickens
ar.d eggs iium the entire amount
of tobaee > s i on the market
lie re brings and all that is
shipped away from here. If you
do out believe it. get the figures
and see.
Tuesday Mr. J. T. Smith of
West lie Id went with his brother.
Mr. J. R. Smith, also of West
field, to Winston and will leave
him at the Twin City Hospital.
Mr. Smith's health has, for some
time, been bad and he will take
the x-ray treatment in order to 1
determine ;ust what the trouble
is.
A Big Concern.
invar. :s towns in North i
Carolina a car or two ago oil
tanks n i appeal ing similar to
• . the Standard  >i! Com- ,
panyN i :• they bore the logend.
"T« m.s >'! Company." At first
it vec - cel.Then d possii iy a m.id
form of coi.'.pefition and n«» a'-
tentto:. was paid to it. but thesr
Texas tar.k> continued to mulii
ply. and it became evident that
the Texas was a factor in the oil'
trade. That company has lateiv
added s7,Mm,(inn to its capital
stock, this having been done in
order to increase its facilities
for business. The company has
now accumulated a capital of
§•'17.000,(11)11. The report says 1
that in spite of the war, the Tex-!'
as has not only been able to
maintain it volume of business, '
but to increase it to'such an ex- i
tent as to make the expenditure •
for enlarged facilities an absolute j
necessity. The gratifying fea- ,
ture is that the Texas has not in- i,
jured its competitor, but both ,
have developed and increased!
business to the benefit of the I
country. Charlotte Observer, j;
THE DANBURY REPORTER
I inn" tnniiiht. Your ilrupjiisi or dealer
M'll.i >iiii a .".it it lit I tot tlo of lliul-oti's
i.i\or luttf itmli i' tii\ |it i-t.ii iI in iifv-
I lllk oillll .llllif tllllt I .It'll s|lOtl|| fu 1 will
■ It an toiir >IIIOOI«Ii liM>r In ■it i' tlmn a
-o oi tumn f.iloiiifl ami tlial it won't
lll.lkr Volt Silk.
I>Ol|-OII"S Elver Totio is rt'til liver
it'ftli. nit. You'll Know it ni'M inotniiio
Uiniisi' ion will wako tip fiiliiii; lino.
I oil'.' In"i will In' working; lioailiii'ln*
ntlil i|i-/iiirs» u'olio; stoniiiili will lie
-wnt ami I low 11- tt-oiilur.
|t. ,|»,m's I i\i r Tono is oiitireh tip -
i.H i", tl n'oil' i.uriili'ss an.| .-.in not
-a lit nlo. i. i■ it to yi»llr i 'liklioil.
Vn:..ii. n| piiiplo ato tisim.' It", Una's
I iti r I"i 111■ • ii -!■ a I of ilunooroa- .'.ilonn l
i"W \ our .iiiL'L'i»l will toll ton ll.at
I -.1" oi talomvi alniist sl 'ppul
intitilt litll.
DOCTORS MUST REPORT
|
Main Prosecution Under the
\ ital Statistic Law .
j "The Vital Statistics law must
be respected," is the position
, taken by the Deputy State Reg
; istrar who has just returned from
a trip over the eastern part of
i the State prosecuting doctors,
Imidwives and undertakers who
I have been delinquent in report
ing births and deaths to their
; local registrar.
It appears that in many cases
i the doctors, midwives and under
takers have gotten the impres
sion that the local registrars are
,to look them up and get their
1 reports. Similarly, some of the
registrars have objected to and
even resigned their office because
.
t'nev thought they had to follow
up the doctors, midwives and
undertakers and get reports of
births and deaths from them.
Now this is all wrong. It is it
:. e livn! registrar's duty in any
ea-e t> follow up the da-tors,
midwives and undertakers or
i. .-ii t i a-' : ; the: >r rep. >rts.
i.a'" is very uia.n on t.. -
P ir.t and the local .•••gistrars of
the State have been advised as
to their duty, as have also the
physicians, mi l\v ; v»s and under
takers.
The Vital Statistics Depart
ment recently employed a special
assistant to aid in making prose
cutions where gross or wilful
neglect has been found in the
matter of reporting births and :
deaths. The law, to be of any
value to any one, must be fully
enforced, otherwise the records!
will not only deficient, but the
statistics will be wrong and ac
tually misleading and one will
know how misleading or how
far wrong they really are. In
other words, the thiry or forty
thousand dollars no v spent on
this matter will he •.. ; sled or
oven worse than was*- ! if the
law is not fullv enf Tv !.
Tu'd That There Was V . Cure lor
Him.
"After suffering fir over
twenty years with in kgestion
and having some of the best doc
tors here tell mo there was no
cure for me. I think it only right
to tell you for the sake of other
sulferers as well as your own
satisfaction that a 2."> cent bottle
of Chamberlain's Tablets not,
only relieved me but cured me'
within two months although I
am a man of (jo years." writes
Jul. Grobien, Houston, Texas, i
For sale by all dealers.
For Sale.
One milch cow, one mule, one 1!
one-horse wagon, one two-horse j
wagon, one buggy, one wheat j
drill. For particulars see
MRS. MARY V. CREWS.
Germanton, N. C., Route 2. i
31mch4t '
Splendid for Rheumatism.
"I think Chamberlain's Lini
i ment is just splendid for rheuma
jtism." writes Mr. Dunburgh.
i Eld ridge, N. Y. "It has been
| used by myself and other mem
bers of my family time and time
again during the past six years
and has always given the best of
satisfaction." The quick relief
; from pain which Chamberlain's
! Liniment affords is alone worth
many times the cost. For sale
; by all dealers.
i
cMsnznnzmm
■ try aufSkrrw "■.■-wC,
IW «/[ t.-i.e f. • ••-■» Ill* ii'»l ®f ii .* • V
UM-.eAs tott .e I
\ ) 5c I '
lit nil grorrrA. vw/
ITT Dlawoiul. M. Huin.t || .V r». # \| / !
y\j 4«>i# V 41 It HI., I'liil.. j *f J
[N E W
HARDWARE
' i STORE I
i
To Our Friends and the Public Generally:
The season of the year is coming now
i when farmers will need many articles
carried in a hardware store and we
desire to say that our line is complete
and you will find anything here usually
carried in a hardware store at prices as
low as the lowest.
Come to see us and let us show you
our goods and prices
Yours to serve,
IGermanton hardware Co.,
'Successors to J. W. Kurfees Hardware Co.)
I "Germanton. I\. ;
®©c®®©e®*©e®®®®®©®®«»®®®®«
1 jasshJ; Mmli
** y \ 1 *
ft ; * lam better pre- J '
pared to serve A
8 you in anything needed in the machinery #
line both new and second hand machinery J
of various kinds. I am now stationed at S
iZ Pilot Mountain, N. C., and receive machin- Z
2 cry by the car load. I can give you the best Z
W freight rate, with terms to suit customers. #
g Drop me a card and let me know your need. •
|5 I am sure I can save you money on anything J j
£ you want. Your friend.
I T.J.Thore 11
• T>'\ 4- Mt- { !
$ Pilot Mt. S
g N r 2 ■
| N - c - v..: ' " ©
— i
BANK OF KING
WWWBIiIiAAABAAAA■MtMWMHtroagWMBgBAWM 
m " ~
pJ Is Open for Business! |
Offering You Safe, Honest. Courteous
Banking Service. Start a Savings
Account. (
We Pay 4 Per Cent. Interest. •S 1
l 7 a-■'jj,.
i on time deposits compounded quarter- >*v>r
! ly. Give us your checking account. (
i %Cfii if it is only a small one. We will ap-
predate it.
I DIRKCTORS:
1 MTI DR. J. WALTER NEAI. X. E. PEPPER
I C. 0. ROY EES ' M. T. CHILTON 1
! S. W. FULLIAM V. T. GRABS
I w - R - LITTER- /p* |
i V. T. GRABS, PRES. T. S. PETREE, CASHIER '
! VrrAvk/XN'o *"V,-^- t 7VyACVg-v"VOfSj] ]
Kotice!
Having qualified as executor
i of the last will and testament of
■ Charles W. Wall, deceased, all
j persons having claims against
" j the estate of the said deceased
'are hereby notified to present
' the same on or before the Ist
' day of April. lf)Hi, or this notice
j will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery, and all persons owing
said estate will please make
settlement with the undersigned
at once.
This March 2!>th, 11)11.
N. S. JONES. Executor.
'N. ). Petree. Atty.
| DR. H. V. HORTON,
Dentist,
Is now back in his old location,
i corner 3rd and Main Streets,
M Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.
I' building.
' | WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
j Rooms: 301, 302, 303.
DR. JNO. K. PEPPER.
■ Disease of the Stomach and
■ j Intestines.
. ' .MoNonic Temple.
.j Winston-Salem, N. C.
11 DONALD. D. HAWKINS
Attorney-at-Law
4th Floor Wachovia Bank
Building,
Collections a Specialty.
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
$
j J. W. HALL,
Attorney-at-Law,
DANBURY, N. C.
Prompt attention to all
business entrusted.
; Will practice in all courts,.
both State and Federal.
Office over Martin's store.
JOHN D. HUMPHREYS,
Attorney-at-Law,
DANBURY, N. C.
Prompt attention to all buaineaa
entrusted. Will praotioe in ail
State oourta.
Levi >V. Ferguson. Arthur R. Ferituson '
Ferguson & Ferguson
Attorneys At Law,
Over Thompson's Drug Store,
Winston-Salem, N.C.
Phone 1126.
Collection a Specialty. Notary
Public in Office.
DR. W. H. CRITZ
DENTIST.
Office over Drug Store.
Ilnvc I *l«*|»9t«iiif*
WALNUT COVE. - N C
I ;
Dr. A. S. Mitchell j
OPTOMETRIST.
i
M.V \vl|. .It' tilllc .111(1 ;|l
leiitlnii is given to the tit
ting of glitsses, mill charges
for sniiu' \cr t v retisonahle.
I'or reference usU any Inisi
lless house in t he city.
 h'fiee Klinont Than tie l'hlg..
wi.Ns'n >.\-s.\ i,i:m, x. •.
p=j
Bruise*, Sores, Wounds end Piles
quickly healed with Arnica Seivr.
It prevents infection, is antiseptic,
soothing, healing. Try it once.
Money Back If It Fails.
The Original and Genuine.
Bucklen's
Arnica Salve
Flcnls the Hurt
All Druggists and Dealers, 25c-
Dig Bargain In Tartu.
oSMi acres 1 1 -i? miles frt.ru I
Kidgeway, Va., on X. LV V.. I
Kail way. (>."> acres fine bottirn ?
land on Marrowbone creek, I
about 100 acres strong red up
land, probably 200 acres on the
place level enough to run any
kind of machinery, the balance ;
rolling with some of nearly all
kinds of timber. This is one of
the best farms in southern
Virginia, fertile and very pro
ductive, very tine grain farm,
and well adapted to all crops
grown in Virginia and North
Carolina. Four room house and
out buildings, also two tenant
houses and three tobacco barns,
(iood many old fruit trees, excel
lent varities. Price s7,">H).o'>,
one-third cash and balance one,
two, three, four and five years. J
Write the owner, J. \V. Jones, j
Martinsville, \ a., for further I
information. Slmchst ?