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By Earle Hooker Eaton
MjPYHNWV.lMS.mrBABLa BOOKM BATCH
Oiste wanted chickens Thanksgvin' day to eat,
V1 Brother said a gander was mighty hard to beat,
Ma he wanted turkey, an' pa he wanted duck,
Nen I went out huntin' an' had the bestest luck.
Heard a norful growhV; but, say, I didn't care.
I de aimed my rifle an' shot this grea' big bear!
"2IARD A NOEFUL GEOWUN'; BUT, SAY, I DIDN'T CASE.
CJISTEit want tne gizzard, the neck er anything;
W Brother wanti a drumttick, an mother H take a wing;
ainer ii uxt Xht wishbone, with des a slice of breast,
At aa I'm quite hungry I think 111 eat the rest
Don't I wish that Boserelt, the president, wai my pa;
Nea I'd shoot some elfunU 'way down in Africkah!
Jimmv's Thanl'sgivi- iof " ,'1,,-"s, wen. wm
By OLIVE DARTER. j
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mul.v uri iu .Vw Vrk. "I
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t,w fln,j r,..H WIich thv
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ni!nli II vitv iiril'Ul". tmi
!irilrnlrt' it iliklll(f hi( llli'l
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elnr ctrl kltrliPH tvlth Its eal oil xtovi
ami wckhi: clos't for li;!n
ur raiiirr i;i:nle no i-ntuux'tit on ilio
pitiful iiiaki-xlilfti. I.nt In- aixl (kirp
roml iN-twi-i-ii tin- It hi. T!n'y knt-n
I "'"' m n MiM-'liiii; wroi'if, TIhti'
wan a f.'ivMi .rH'7.1m-fm In the ,tuT.
j 'itH-ntf ti.nl toveil Jliinn.v sIimh s!it wan
; a ln!iy. jih, ht 1.- !V Tlt inksjriv
! Ins i!nw iifnr lh.it hp rould M.ui.l th,.
. at rain no ImiffiT.
I In i ho iniMiitliup the four plrl lr
: t'i tn-nt. Mi-nk. !in (tit ti'iotoprnji'ior'
pnlli-rv wtre flnillt;j; It vitj- h.ir.l fi
win f.iuii Ti rent. ttmuh ilhiilml
nm.iiK four. wa h-.h whn tiothins
'' 'oinlm: In. They .-..u!,! ?. ,t nf.
rM a to, ami tea ami dry l.road
rri thflr t. Finally oiu plrl af
Imwii on thr rtcM.r a-: l liran to will
wa rol.l an.l hiH".Trr nnl ml
nl'lt' Slii f n B"lntr li'ini". "ntnl
j roi'M fi to rras"'
j Till Tn!v.t tu. Cf.prr.ll ronf ItlU'Pt
1... .
' inn jimmy n:ni vm rroH fp-itir
T' k. ntni frn u-oiildn't civ m. Tliw
; of tho four clrH wrofo t fhlr i.-.r,iit
ami In n nwk had said oxNihy to .Ihti
tuy. who fmivl tlu inptlon of ront
a!o:io. Site throw hrrrif on the rot
, and rrhil nil nlctit with hiincor. isJ
and the litiowliili;i' flint nhf w.n Ivn!
fit. frittii talftit to einltia ntrn n fa
rrr. and who trna no iitilta.
Hut I w.niMn't ran-.- ah ao'i'r!
'If It iTf nut a mvir Thankchi;!r
, At homo thero'II Ik- tnrLi-y atvl
and i ike and Jollloa and -1 Just ran'l
t.it:d itr
Hut ah novor once thoncht of trrlt
ItiB home for hotp. Tho nest iiiornltvi
. flio lay iiiK'otmrloiH In hor lomjy ttnr,
' tonkhiff n fovor. wlillo hor ariovlt'K fa
thor and inotiicr wto it iiiss nronnd
! hontr footod innkltiff ri'paratlona for
i tflf rotllltl foB!t.
Jimmy lay two nlehN and a day l!l
i and alono. whon a lady who hud nti
i oll'iio In flio Hiiino liulldlns had a fool
J liu' that aoniothlnx was wrong up
' Ktalra ami wont up to find flit nr do
aorfod hlld. Tho doctor an lit aho honl,
g to a lioilt:i mid that ho would on!
I f"r hor Tln-ro waa n Imrrlod atop ot
tho atalr. nnd In a mlniito (iooro t
ii Iila knoa lioiihlo tin oof,
"Hi. Jiniiny. Ilttlo Jimmy! kftn
joiiiol?iiii waa wrotijr. nnd I'vo oimiu
t.il yon homo If you'll ko."
"WHI I? Oh. t.'oorao. I ll I o m tbank
fnl! I'm it falluro. ;iirp I'm a f.ti!
tiro!"
"I don't think ao. fan aho trar.'l
ilo tor? I'll (tot a rirrhiffo. sho'll lo
liomo Jnfit ;, timo for Tli.tk?lvl!ia."
'It will lio (hat for mo." anld .tlmmy
wonkly. whllo two toara Imih'iI from
l'r oyra, nnd Mrr tJooro So ibiiulit put
h armo nroiiud hor and pro?od hi
liM ki?a oiIht itiivo"lntr lip- torard
to of tlio doott.r mid tho lady.
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9
PEAL
Medicines like those of Dr. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo, warrant their makers in printing their every ingre
dient, which they do, upon their, outside wrappers, verifying the correctness of the same under oath.
. open publicity places these medicines in a class all by themselves. Furthermore, it warrants physicians
in prescribing them largely as they do in their worst cases.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Is a most potent alterative or blood-purlfler, and tonic or Invlgorator and acts especially favorably
In a curative way upon alt the mucous lining surfaces, as of the nasal passages, throat, bronch
ial tubes, stomach and bowels, curing a large per cent, ot catarrhal cases whether the disease af
fects the nasal passages, the throat, larynx, bronchia, stomach (as catarrhal dyspepsia), liver,
bowels (as mucous diarrhea), or other organs.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Is advised for the cure of one class of diseases only those peculiar weaknesses, derangements and irregularities pecul
tar to women. It is a powerful yet gently acting invigorating tonic and nervine.
For weak, worn-out, over-worksd women no matter what' has caused the break-down, "Favorite Prescription"
will be found most effective In building up the strength, regulating the womanly functions, subduing pain and
bringing about a healthy, vigorous condition of the whole system.
A book of particulars wraps each bottle giving the formulae of both medicines and quoting what scores of eminent med
ical authors, whose works are consulted by physicians of all the schools of practice as guides in prescribing, say of each
ingredient entering into these medicines.
Both medicines are non-alcoholic, non-secret, and contain no harmful habit-forming drugs, being composed of glyceric
extracts ot the roots of native, American, medicinal, forest plants. They are both sold by dealers in medicine. You
can t attord to accept as a substitute for one of these medicines of known composition, any secret nostrum. Don't do it.
Tha Cat'a Pint.
Martha ImJ tormented Dinah,
her kind old cat, for more than a
half hour without an interval of
peace, when she gave Dinah's tail
such an unmerciful pull that the
poor old cat decided that forbear
ance had ceased to be a virtue, so
flie resorted to her claws for the
first time in her life when with the
child. Dinah pive Martha's little
fat hand such a scratch that the
blood fairlv trickled, and she. with
tears and blood streaming, went to
Dinah with all the wrath in hor
voice she could r-nrnniar.d and said,
''flive me tho-e pins o-:t of vour
hand this minute, miss !" Delineator.
Tha Ship's Pump.
A British lord of tho admiralty,
w!ioe kno".r1ed'i .f t -I' t: a! detail
was limited, was taking his tlr t
trip in a rather leaky ve-sol when
be observe- tho men work in t!.c
p. imps. "Dear mo." be said, "I did
not know vo-i b:d a we'! on board,
captain. l'.:t I'm really !ad yon
bave. for I detest sta water."
Harper' Weekly.
Mrs. Hildey (si,bi:iar don't care
what you e.iy. Harry tfoosn't luvo uie
n.i uiucb as h. did. Hor Motut-r lluw
rldlculou: Why. only thla uiurniu 1
hoard hliii toll you you wore the dear
cf.l jtfrl on oartli. Mrs. Uridey Tlut'a
ju-st U. lie usi-d to cull uie "the dear
ot lrI fen over livod."
Oxide ef Zlnc-Wbat Is It? 1
Its the woarinu aualitv of the I. M. i
PAINT while white load is the el.it:c
quality of I.. & M PAINT. Wears fullv j
15 voars on outside of a house
raedy for nr ahoitt fi.j.i per (raHn. 1
U.ickncy Bros.. I..& M. I'aint Aooiits. i
Willie's Triumph.
Papa was v.Umt to apply the strap.
"Father," said Willie Jinnly. "unless
tliat Instrument has been properly ster
ilized I desire to protest."
This gavo the old man pause.
"Moreover." continued Willie, "the
germ that inijt'it he released by the vio
lent impact of leather upon a poroup I
teitlle fabric but lately exnosed to tho'w-ell pleased. Visit mir Mote and see
dust of the streets would be apt to nl' w,1;l we are "reri"i! anl Winter
feet you deleterious! v." Millinery.
hV1; Ml'fi-m a nnv,less MRS. JUNIUS H. SMITH,
hand Willie sloped. Kansas C'itv In i '
dependent.
NICE DISPLAY OF
Fail and Winter Millinery
We are now showing our line cf Fall
ami Winter Millinery in the latest styles
aini shapes of Hiits and trimmings.
In style mid ijiiiiliiy we c-n suit anv
one. whiie tV.e tiriie is such t'.iat all are
I?AWVF,ia. REVOLVING.
U . r
HEAVY yPt
DE KALB.ILL.
STRONC.
UBABLE. CHEAP
WRITE ro PRICES
fENCE Ca
KANSAS CITY. MO.
O Do voa have a tt cf the
N fsf.,. ..... M.it. c..
fer from headache, back
ache low waist-pains, creep-
in; sensations, nervousness,
irritafcility, frregularfty, or
xnv d'tsordzt of vour natural
function? Such symptoms
snow inai you suixcx irura
one of the diseases peculiar
to women. Don't procristi-
U cate. Take
WINE
OF
WOiWS RELIEF
Administrator's Notice j
Having this day -iiialifit d as admini-
itrnto of the t nte of the late T. II
I'tiol. late of Ihirhan Canntv. this 'is to i
notify all persons iti.l.Vted to him to
conic forward and make immediate pav-!
meiit. and all jn-rsons ho!!iiij claims
aainsthis tataU-wiU present them to
the undersinned on or before the .th
lay of Notemtier. looo. r this notioc
will be plead in bar of their recovery. !
Th:s NovemtK-r th. toS.
W. W. Harris Administrator
Route i. of koiietnont, X. C.
J. II. Pm!., Iieeeasd.
Mrs. Sarah G. Butts, of
White Plains, Va- writes i
"Cardui is certainly a pana
cea for suffering women I
was sunk in despair. Death v
i is no worse than the cams I
' suffered periodically. Noth
ing relieved me, until I took
CarduL Now the pains
have gone, and I am stron
I eer than in J5 vears." Trr
it for your troubles.
127 East Main Stieet, Durham, X .C.
MRS. OCTA D.ITHOMAS, Manager.
Your
Photograph
1 May look very well, but if it does
( not have a distinctiveness that
1 you are proud of there is some-
! thing lacking.
' The work we turn out bears the
! stamp of pood workmanship,
j and when we make your photos
! you take pleasure 111 showing
I them to your friends.
I We arc prcud of the photos we
j have made and will gladly show
j them to you if you will call.
N Holladay Studio
i Opp. the Postof fice. Durham, N. C
SEABOARD
g --?i,l
ft
Union Lock Poultry Fence
Squ.r. do, i..h Th. mt Mrvicn!. f.Qc. o. tt.
urk for pfiltr, y.rd., vrelir mntt gtrd.nl. ftnd .1
bo imtn coil th. mui. Writ for cuiot of fao-
lo, t-r !! titirnnM.
pwioi rraci co.. txdb. m, . imu city.
EOR SALE BY
TAYLOR PHIPPS CO-, Durham,
N.C.
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which will arrive at Portsmouth-! an' otller t,rt" Carolina newspaper.
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Shoes and et the Best at the Lofest ; board No.' 41 and 43 for Char-1 "'"r S:";?,' 1 ,
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i minirnim Mmthtii onH ru-onta .1... .1. 1..... .1 :.. .
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tulnt4 xt (wikt hp;H-nng that said Henrv
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ror Time-tables, rates and any am! Adu:rv.
I information desired apply to F. i tt is therefore ordered, that mniee of
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n'iiriTMii uie I Mirn.llll KeeoMer.
SHOES OF MERIT
Are always on hand at this
We are building our business by car
rying such Shoes that give the wear
er the most service.
Bring your families here for vour
Possible Cost.
each pair sold.
PERRY-HORTON CO.
One Price Cash Shocrs.
118 W. Main Street, Durham. X. C.
4jiftiiittifiiftiftitttfttitifi
Zhc Ifoclp in tbc ifanttl I
That never tires, I
That never complains, Z
That is ever ready to serve and save is J
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT. J
Relieves The Mistress, J
Pleases The Master, ;
SEE ;
DURHAM TRACTION CO. :
Phone 271. 220 West .Main Street.
Agent, or R. L. Montgomery
Agent, "Phone No. 11, or write
to.- :
C. H. Gattis,
Traveling Passenger Agent, I
Raleigh, N. C. j
lkUj. 60 YEARS i
nw ilfif a pkrtrli ana rtwrintton mar
anl 'Hlf WMvrtnin onf opinion frM mIih an
iiopiiiinn in nrnmj pntm'i-. naimtittli..
itc,i.iiioiu. Had H IDI on I'.imu
iii irw. rmm mtmtrj nr P Turin. Ml,lt.
I tmi. M Off 1 1 (i.liit li
raiMit. Hurl tlir..ii,h Munn A to. reel,
twl,wWk, i' himl ', la lb
'I
Sciciililic Jlmcr lean.
kim.tf tUirt-1 mrrVf. f mt rt.
it if n n-iiiii iili l..tirnl. Trrni. l a
nf ni .tnlia.lL IMJ byail
irli V.U. , i.w V i'S, V.'im!. !t,l a, B, v.
Ill a.io
i newpater published in I nirham County .
.setting forth the title of the action, the
j tuirpo-e of the ame. together with a
brief recital of the fut jec' matter of the
same, and repitring the )efedint to ap
peal at the tie! term of the Suirnnr
j Court of hurham County, to I held on
(the fourteenth Monday after the first
j Monday in September. lw. it
: Kit:g th- 7th day of December
io. "t the Court House in said county,
j and answer or demur to the comptiini of
j thetd,iititi(T. or the relief therein demand
.) ed w il's be r illted
i This itid 'lay of Ntnemler. tw.
I C. B. C.RKEN
f Clerk Superior Court.
: W A S" T I ' I s i-i ;as M a i. 1 m ; r eq u j f ta
the seniiv of a man in I'urh itti U look
after etpttitii sulwripttotts and tose
cure new 'msiiu-a by means of special
methols utms'iiitlv 'effect no: piwittoti
ji rm.rietit; prrf. r i'tu- with experience,
lint w hi!i! cors;der i" app' icatit with
e.od :i.it::r.i! ;ttiititic..ti'-tta. al iry j; ;
per div. ttith cnttimintt ot ttoti. Ad
dtes. rvi!1' rf rre. P. '. Peacock.
Room t . .-, s M a:.- !'.'.'... v J