THE DUNN DISPATCH
FVL1SHO IVMT TUESOAY
AMO nUDAY.
April let, m4,*tth#p*at"t2Z
* Dana. M. C. ukf th* aat a*
Maiuh S. 1STS.
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Little Progress Made On
Holliday’s Plan For
Fuel
Bwm other meeting* aad bonne**
havo wsgM th* attention of thooe
who are wanted to put KeO. HaM
dap'* fool plaa late operation little
prvcrM* ha* beoa mad* In the matter
thia weak. Aa toon aa ponaible, how.
evor, work will ho ataited oat aad It
« hoped that eaScieat tool can be
broaght lata town to provide for the
winter”* need* heforo cold weather
*eta la.
Manuring th* plan th* New* and
Ubonrvnr aay* editorially today:
"With winter approaching and
cold aoariag around fifteen dot
lam a tea aad oacartain eve*
at that fljpira the plaa that the
team of Dana ie proposing might
ho etuillcd hv people la other
aectiona of the State. Dwna la
Sgariag oa baying timber la the
forvet aad oigaatelag a force
that win cut and dollvor the
wood to th* elty yard* where it
eon ho cut late atev* length* and
delivered to th* beyer at a price
jaitlfiod bp th* capeooaa.
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wood » Mk* wood champ. Fol
lowfagr toe rawmilla o wood op
•rotioa could pother up enough
wwod to knock too bottom out of
tho high prices. Bat tho sawmill
Kha* Mo own troabta*. One of !
men loot week talking ea
tkia asbjact Mid It wma ahameful
the am neat of good wood that ii
left la tho wood* behind hit op
erative or that could be hauled
ta the railroad aad ea polled to
tho people If anybody eared to
•odprtaa* the work. But he had
l hi* hand* full with kU Igmber
operation*, aad couM not ipart
eithar haada ar haulage. So toe
wood by the thoomndi of cord*
■ certain* to bo bam ad by forett
d- All ever tho State ore op
partuasUa* like that where or
effort could lecarc
wuod. aad with a fow haada and
truck* and equip** rot coaid load
•eraral car* a wank.
Tha Mwmill duMiu* will ana
••••Sb we ad waatod tola aatatar
ta Mtiofy tha mats ef to* Stats,
and It arm b* waatod aolaly far
tha want of organlaed effort auf
Moat to got out aad briag It la.
This Mato I* not short of foot
' ifZttrjrxZ's
-*od out. and ubUo k may not
rie chaos fuel, whieh'io toe
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That hotel proposition i* lit, to
bob up agala JM a* soon as Dunn
*“■ rotten its annual fair sot of to*
the way in October. Boca use of mo
' JriT attority aad to* various other
to lag* toot are now claimtam tbs at
of Dun. folk giraaralty it b
idudvluoblo to attempt to
further Soane* too project until a
aad too row of the fellows Who or*
interested in to* thing ore one mind
la the aealter.
They think the hotel will bo tana
ecd eaaily when folk are ta position
to “put out" more freely. Hod ef
to*> OW Itfll of to# opinion that
too old Divine site la the logical place
for the building. They are willing,
bowerer, to a mint in Shaaciag to*
project aad. a/tot too regain? mm
U raised, submit to* choice of a sit*
to a committee to be appointed by
tht Mock pure baa* rm.
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Th« lot on which It in proposed to
b*Ud the hotel U O.J byCep'n
Tdghmnn, wha effrrtd k at a priec
Much below that he can act for It
n«w. The original option expired aev
«rJ wee he ega. bat ha It still balding
tlw property foe the botai COM pea y
Tl U ta be regretted that the Hotel
wet aot built leet eaanaer. Then ft
wooid hare been ready far the great
amber ad vtriton who com* to Denn
durteg the eeaaone when the rich bar
vc«t from earraandiag farm are ba
int p’eced an the Market. The ant
LerV. now la that the aheenet af ha
ll /acilitid la going to he More keen.
1/ It lhi«IeR ami winter than it
Wdt text year when every available
r*» « .oom wen placed Into eerviee
• ere line date Viaiton.
tmna enffera fern the fact* that It
ea-.not ef/er eoeefertable quartan te
the V who are fa reed to get! time
bare. The gonna drmani in the Meat
Bg-vk/ of all Meet ala Min hoeiaeee af
ratal, eg train* at all hear* af the
aijAt and day, eatiag any aid Uad af
feed be aaa get and potting ap with
kept eg aeeemaaodetieae that are aat
always ghod awfeo af him a ehronie \
t.reoeh. At heat he la n haidhslled <
ptiy wha delights la anaring the \
thmga ha daean*t Ike. And the haul ]
faerOUiee here era am eng the thiaga j
he daaoal Ike. He thtage he 1
ehMt any lawn whan he la iImwhen 1
da aat do na any goad. 8a, fat's gat |
fogethar and give Ota atd danrr a
hotel that wBI wroath hie aan*y eooa- !
tcaanoe with amilm and aeahb him a <
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Ale work that be doesn't wont us tn
ta anything but took after his cuta
*«*■ He It Id hcte about strcn times
‘wy always with tbc sane query:
'U®t Day Bore books.” Even thrvatt
:» call Skipper Page will not keep ,
i B away.
It's tbit spirit of Riddle'* that wc
.re expecting ta make of tbit yeai's
xir the grealost lil ole event of [U
:jnd ever attempted by a Carolina
•immunity. Last year's fair was ai,
uuadinger—bet A will look like a‘
tecead carbon copy of this year’t
rail when Riddle and hi* follow wor
ses get through. Things arc warni
ng up at the fair grounds unde Rid
'le’t'dirvetioa. Evea the absence of
sllia Goldstein, business manager of
be project, who It away buying,
.aodt for Ut stores hnw, and of Ed i
VarrtD, dirtetoa of building, who is1
oafiaod to bit homo with gout or
ome kindred ailment, it not retard
ing tbc wark.
Riddle hat only one fear — that
'•ere will be some one farmer who ■
sill to get a catalog. He wants «•
ybody who hat a thoat. a cow, a
cotton patch, a potato bln, a corn
■db. a borte or a mult to have some
ut of exhibit at the Fair. Ho wants
.bit fair to represent the Dunn d: i
.riet and he wants all Dunn district;
Iwellera to be represented in it.
AUornty Charles Lee Coy was
sterday lined ti for contempt of'
*ddga Robert L_ Godwin'* court I
nariey kind of kicked over thr tra-J
it In a U'l argyment with Page and;
.at admonished by the jedge. That I
: id no effect, however, and a line
it Impotod. The jvdgc let it be I
town thbn and there that all folk |
ito cams into his eonrt bad to de
>rt themselves with proper decorum I
or stand the consequence*. Charley]
•aid the fine without a imil*.
W« had a moat welcome visitor th<»i
•V- Ha was “Sport” — Friend
larva's dog who wav our constant
nsapanion until Plarca carried him
.lou and tied him to the dog hour*.,
'part had bean given a bath and wo*
’.can and free of those first cousimv
0 tha cootie that heap good dojw
’nay. He was really proud of his con-!
1 tion and seemed a thoroughly re- !
irmed dog. Bo was eo conscious of.
dis reformation that ho tarried only
i short time with ns. scorning to Tear,
iat we would lead him Into unrightri
>ns paths.
“Don", that other dog of ours, hat1
: sappeared. Neill Greon, who really
i vns him, loaned him bo a farmer
last month and has forgotten the
inn’s name. New with the hunting
* aaoa looming ap In the near die
■nco, Neill wants to prepare Don
'or the hunt and doesn't know wbeic
> look. 1I< and we trill appreciate
i :y information leading to his reeov
y. Be is a black and white fellow
ho will rido on the mnning board
anybody’s automobile.
That outlaw of the bird family—,
ie 'English sparrow—is mystified.I
'ntil BOW he has buildrd his nest in j
‘lurch vires and rush other places j
-1 . seemed highest from Mother
irth. Now ha finds something high.
It is a dark groan stalk which he
-is nevet seen attain such height*, i
*.t first bs thought it was a pine tree,
boss foliage la nob suited to his pur-1
>oees. Bn* the thing continued u
• ow. and its leaves spread out. of
ring tha beat ef places far sparrow 1
A build a neat. And be did. ■
Some of the fields in which Spar
ow haa bulldcd are the cotton fields
>f John K. Cole, Sr., and Lorraian.
rsamsammaamaasn
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■prey. We wen cold of this .'eve s'
I iys ago, and with lb' valxllcf oi.
’•'e Who have !>-•.„ .o'.l «„.y
dnga by llarviy Mrhn/r v?r ur<>•
1 -i.pi.cal. Yesterday w- wand, rid
put with E. J. Hudson ar.d invert p.a
’d- They Were there. In (iap'n John',
i *!d we found two Bests way jp a
loee our head:. In Loriaian's held
* e wv rv iliown one neat w.th three
1 emr* on a l<mb about live feet
°m the grout-d. “Babe” Puprer, the
urly-henilri) six.year-old who thinks
1 4 dad U ths only ivguiar fallow in
:•.© world, ltd us to the neat snd was
i urh eliMl when he found that one
' dT had been added since he la.I saw
. «• nest.
We were much imprevod with the
it gt we .aw on thft visit. Uiriman
> w onv of ihe nicest tittle country
!j®«« w. Have seen since wc left the
t yaks of the majestic but muddy
■ BU'*. Every c mvi n'eiice ilevisexl lor
r vilen com Tor. i« litcre. Electric
I diu, electric fans, vlix'liicotly driv
c i scw.n t machine city jluinoinit
d ail the lh.nkJ which the city man
i ■*«' ab ut were there wita none of
I c disadvantages incident tu the
i owded condition town life.
Spcnkl.tg abtut cotton, though, wc
•: II have to find a field that will boat
in us Hawkirr Jernigan’a Bud has
'• hen the matte, out of our har.ds
ild kiv.n it ever to thn kindly of
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• or Apple Hlosasnt Ward—th. J
*i • i •• . Ai^jc Ul.; -um on J
do.i " o little ifVi'Migalmg o ^
* .■■••! hook bettrrdjy he to’d lh
|> oh bilionint flat hr hr J Jus 1
add a.olba.' *.r ■>•.• at- . i n
i s', ard for the man who pied i M
. ‘trr field of cottoa the i ‘ 1 , «
. homo east of town. Hud *a; - • l
c Democrat* and neeowunly rr a f
I Apple Blomom alio li a He a
at. hot slneo he aolla trees to a' -
'its of folk—even Republican*—h
ill ho a good Judge. That i* the rea (
■ n ihu akinny old reprobate ha* ta "
I -it the tribunal powara from us. Wc J
. uraire—but If wa euer find h!« elder '
iug wa are going to kill the wort* {
and report him to hia minuter. .
With u* last week waa the Uo tor
..ble Tlbertua Par rub, many year* *
’-•ro a resident of Dunn, but now do
miciled in Raleigh, where he i* con- L
dueling a proaperou* building run- J
acting establishment. Tlbertua ara*
•■•te of Dunn'a first Sunday school *u- I
,:erl"t« ndenx* and waa one of it* on
dnal tinging school teachers. He 1
as ihe possessor of a "tuning fork,"
ilhoul which no staging teacher
u.d opvrato in Use good old days,
•r. Parrish came especially to sec
'la:eey McKay and others of the old
' men whom he was intimate with in
'.hr old days. He enjoyed his stay
with us. Wc enjoyed having him.
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Y«‘oik«; j of America. »n convention
ft. c iCituy. i-ou-d to "take a vacation
' *.?»•• coal uecrdad to
W « to? I: CtVJMil vagej and
* \vv i n~ i- 'rvJ lions, as framed
. • t •' minority rvpoit of Nval J. Fir
i. . »i> Riia*rrj* rcpmentuiive on i>»*
* commi^ioii.
i! • ! ih'nk of hi jiard in
litter?
lory »>f AoHrimn boyi on the bloody
trotchtm of Ftuticv and Ud^iuai,
rua'unj faith with thom wh<t »vturn
d an well as theww* who died."
Republicans art charg'd by The
lmea with premeditating the mordrr
f the treaty, dishonoring the word
Amencani'flD.*’ and ignoring ih«
intinunt of the prnpU of th coun
T will* thidi “double-faced plat
>iwuM The League of N'aLiona u in
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F.'.rm of 165 acres, half cleared, good J!
building.,, on Sand-Clay road, one mile ; I
Wade, N. C. ;;
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Appiy: D. F. McMillan, Wade. N. C. or ' I!
F. C. McMillian, Fayetteville, N. C.
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REPUBLICAN PAPER
COMES OUT FOR COX
XorriaUiwn, Fa., Aug 31.—Declar
ing leadership in Inr country has bro
kai. faith w1tlj.*ha.ran*r4»d..fcU-ai
t"c party, with the American people
aa a whole, and with humanity every
where, and that the Democratic plat
form offora ‘'peace, lasting peaco.
kjilded on the justice of the Golden
Rule which humanity if praying for,"
the No.rittown Times, a Republican
♦ sshsmmmhimommimh
newspaper sine* Jt* founding in 18*1, '
announce* (hut, in accordance with I
the dictate* of conscience and la the
belief that it ie doing a patriotic and ’
humanitarian duty. It cannot do other ,
rveeident1 and Vi)?Phii]SanL " * ' "i
The Jime*' denunciation of the Re- '
publican platform and - tactica haa I
canned a sensation In this Republican .
stronghold. It seta forth that r,for the i
tsdee of gratifying hate the Rcpubli. .
ran leadership would pate over the 1
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I Helen Clark and
Joseph Phillips
* are coming!
The celebrated contralto and the
noted'baritone will appear in person
at an invitation concert—in the Metro
politan Theatre*
THURSDAY EVENING
SEPTEMBER 9
They will be auiisted by Grace Hofheimer,
pianist, and by "The Phonograph with a Soul.”
This appearance of these great stars in Dunn
| . i* the event of the season for lovers of good music.
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liuh‘ 4 in or«lc r of apfllca.i**.
The BARNES & HOLLIDAY Co.
DUNN. NORTH CAROLINA
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£ This is to inform the public that \ve have discontinu- >
P ed the sale of Overland and Willys-Knight Automobiles, p
P and have also sold our garage to Martin & Broughton. p
P We are not connected in any way with the Garage ^
£ business or the Overland line. We are NOT GOING ^
i OUT of business, but our MUSIC business is growing to P
p the extent that we need to give it all our time and atten- ^
p tion. We are buying and selling MORE Pianos now than P
p ever before, and especially the famous BEHN1NG line. £
p We are buying the wonderful GRANBY that plays ALL £
p records, by the CARLOAD, and records by the THOU- ?
£ SAND. We want to huy two Ford Roadsters, in good p
P condition, with (A without starters, for light delivery S
£ trucks for GRANBY PHONOGRAPH Salesmen. Can 4
P also use two or three more good Commission Salesmen. #
r DON’T FORGET v/c r.re out of the Overland and Garage 4^
p business, but ve*-y much in {he PIANO and PHONO- P
p GRAPH business. ,'«*<. us for any of these. ^Ve can give ^
p you MORE, quality for the SAME money. P
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We beg to call your attention to the largest and most com
plete stock of mill supplies in tills section. Cast your eye
down this list. Y/e have the things you need and our
prices are right. Get our prices before buying.
tloe Mil] Saws Pipe r ittirg.
Galen Mill Saw* Saw V and. cl*
Hoe Bit* an#Ring* Swing Saw Machine*
Ohlen Bit* and Ring* Boiler*
Simonds Bit* end Ring* Engine*
Atkins Bit* *nd Ring* Sew Mill*
Dinston Bits and Ring* Sheet and Rod Packing
Rip Saw* 12-in. to 30-in. Brass Good*
Cutoff Sew* 12-in. to 30-in. Bolt* and Nut*
Jenkin* Valve* Washer*
Crane* Valve* Rivets
Pipe* all sixes Screws, all kind*
Boiler Tube* Bar Steel
Shafting Steel Split Pulley*
Bo*m Emery Wheel*
Couplings Boiler Compound
Flange* Lace Loather
is*'. Collar* File*
Blacksmith’s Coal, Etc., Etc.
| . . c "ave lately installed an Oster Automatic Pipe :ji|
Machine, can cut and thread pipe 3-8-indi to 8-incinj; in- plj
We have a la.ge and well equipped shop and expert B
machinists. iji
We make a specialty of ordcing repair parts for all 9
machinery, if it is made ve will get it for yo i, if it is rot i|
made we will make it. j|
The John A. McKay Mfg Co. I
ENGINEERS—FOUNDERS—MACHINISTS il
DUNN, • - — — NORTH CAROLINA ijB
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