TTIE DURHAM RECORDER.
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3B,ffis The Knock-out Blow
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TOWNSHIP.
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FLAVQHIrlG
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t"i S'Jv'' ..'.' v i. 1 V " ' -v
district.) Apoort'onnient fr
MiRi. sc.hfol iW.COr Arnortion
meru (Gndi chool) $1&C0.00
Fnvc-'tvil!t R '1 arhcni Nc 2
By C. L. POINEER.
Copyright. 1909. by American Frew Awh '
elation.
Dr. 'Prettyman was a apeclallst In
brain diseases and visiting surgeon tit
hospital.
At one of these visits the , regular
house sureeon waa , temporarily ab-
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(tV'Mi Sell ols.) '
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-rairici acr..y f:rioi wo. a . amt n prttv . ... .ittius in the
Sclari 'S P'T niOiitK $75 00; ap-j medlcal offlce, waiting for him. when
prlionmer.t $350 0C. , nurae entered and' told him that a
Lowe's llruve school No. 2 1 tiatleut who waa considered almost
iS.J.iry per month $40.00: appor- cured and bnd been given the post of
It. rm.'ui. .'-07 60. , cook was acting strangely. Would the
Barbee'a school No. 3 Build- doctor go down and see him? The doc-
ir.g burned (no apportionment.)
New Hope school No. 1 Sal
ary pqr month 535. CO; apportion
ment 5150.00.'
Fowler's school No. 5-Salary
per month 535.00; apportionment
Gfrscivl N. 3-,-Knhry per
month $40 00; apportionment
raoooo.
EIti Grove school No. 4 Sal
ary per month $45 00; apportion
ment $215.00.
. U hroti iclio ! No." 5 -Salary
rr .-n.-mti; 35 00: BDD.'itionment. 1145.00.
$165 00. Term required by' Board of
West Turharn school (special Education 4 months,
tax) -Apportionment $2000.00. PATTERSON TOWNSHIP.
Reservoir school No. 7-Salary (Colored Schools.)
per raonta iu.w; apportionment. Union sclvxil No. 1-Salary
iuow. . per month 520.00; apportionment
iZn nx fuyw' Markham's Chapel No. 2-Sal
- Whlti Cro.s Road No. 3-Sal- fth Mi
-.u em nn. nnrtiAn. I mem joo.w. - .
Lf?.SKS" rVp ' Earbte's Chapel No. 3-Sakry
iXichoil No. 9. (ial - 20-: apportionment
Glenn's school 10. (special tax)
Apportionment $350.00.
Terra required by Board of
Education 4 1-2 months.
DURHAM TOWNSHIP.
(Colored Schools.)
East Durham school No. 1
Apportionment $250.00.
A FIRE IN "GREENLAND.
Nantan and Hi Man Used Oilcloth to
Start a Blaaa.
All the material that go into the
making of oilcloth are highly in-
flammable, but it is seldom that it
is used a fuel. In crossing the great
Braatown school No. 2-Salary P of Greenland torn. .years go
.u on no nn. nnnHmn. Hansen auu ms men uou mui
rVtlV ,t in p(.tting mter for any pur-
ment $87.50. f WM f tnd
. BiwKstownscnooixNo.o i,pec- . . . t the ice and
iai tax) -Apponionmeni uo.w. Kue, Dot to bad from
Reservoir School No. 4-baIary th- cOUntn. and their supdIt of
per month $20.00; apportionment tpiritl for urnin ran low. What
tor went to the kitchen and the nurso
to a patient who especially required
his atteullon.
Dr. Pretty man found the cook alone
in the kitchen. Indeed, be had driven !
every' one else out. lie was a large.
iun nlur i.um. und It did not need the
"jctor'a pnu-tloed eye to nee the light
f Infinity in bis eye. lie v.aa atand-
inc over a lurze boiler which waa
nilinl with f teaming soup.
DtH-tor." wild the lunatic, ,-come
here and t:i -: this soup. I fear It la
not flavored rlpbt."
The doctor hesitated a moment, won-
rlu If he li.tJ not better call asslst-m-e.
rfn'ii roncluded to humor the pa-
. . . . i
t.i-iit. Hi went tv tue range, in T. nicn
wiitt a very bt fire. The cook
hidled out sou.e sonp. and the doctor
astid It. Miming ItU tongue.
"It's ull rijjht." lie iuld.
ltut. dmtor. I don't think there's
meat fuoiicli in It. Its too thin. I
shou'd Imv more stork for It. but I
haven't. The steward Is stingy with
bb supplied lie gives roe nothing, lit-
m i" .hi. .... hM n-. The American Cotton Manu-
- --I. . . . .......
nuttirm ail the money they Eive blm tacturers Association win be neia
T I a . . a m . a . a
for provisions iu bis pocket. I wisb l in cnariotte, may 17m ana ietn.
bad bim bere. I'd chop him Into bits.'
00.
LEBANON TOWNSHIP.
(White Schools.)
Holt'i school No. 1-Salary
per month $35.00; apportionment
070.00.
South Lebanon school No 2
-Salary per month $35.00; appor
tionment $16300.
Factory school -balary per
ctcr of their outCttin? was found
needles had to be abandoned or put
to some other uxe than that for
which it had been taken. The
treme eold rendered waterproofing
umIcc ex-ept for the heat it nught
tunnlv
Althntijrh the snowsnoes were 100
valuable to le aacrificed, it was de
sirable (lint the rede loads should
be redutxd if Hible. Oilcloth cov-
mon'h $30 00; apportionment for iMn Lrouirlit for the sleep-
teacher $130.00; apportionment in la i,llt ti)Ce WCre found to be
1
far buildintr 100.04
Term required by Board of
Education 4 months.
LEBANON TOWNSHIP.
(ColoredJBchools)
Sylvan School No. 1 Salary
per month $20.00; apportionment
$55.00.
South Lowell school No. Z
Salary per month $20.00; appor
ment $00.00.
MANGUM TOWNSHIP.
(White Schools.)
South Lowell school No. 1-
Salary per month $30.00; appor
ment $100.00.
Rouflremont school No. 2 Sal
arles per month $110.00; appor
ment S3G3.00.
Manu'n school No. 3-Sal
juries p! month $110.00; appor
tlonment $455.00.
Tillcys school No. 4 Salary
per mont'a $35.00; apportionment
$154.00.
Bahama school No. 5 (special
UJt) Apportionment $15o 00.
Term reai'red by Boarl ol
Eiuca;io.i 4 (fionh
MANGUM TOWNSHIP.
, ' (Colo.x-d Schools.)
Rouzemont schools No. 1 Sa!
ry per monlh $20 00; apportion
ft iL
unnei-e?irv. ana accoraingij mej
were condemned. Everybody felt.
however, that simply to leave them
would be mo4 unsatisfactory, and
some one suggested that oilcloth
would make a good fire on wlucn to
cook the supper.
Tue idea was at once earned into
effect, with the further improve
ment that the fire was lighted inside
the tent, and an empty biscuit tin
was resfed into the service as a
cooking pot. The oilcloth blazed up
splendidly, hut roost pleasures have
their attendant pains, ana in iew
minutes a horrible black smoke
filled the tent and almost blinded
the occupants, mt of whom took
refuge in the sleeping bags, wun
their heads well covered.
Some one. however, had to stay
and look after the tea making, but
long before enough snow was melted
the tin began to leak, ana a more
watertight vevel had to be found.
Evcntuallr the ted was made and
dipoed of. although at the same
time it a agreed that oilcloth was
a moft unsuitable fuel for u?e in
snail tent. The neit morning the
f!r? was made abide, with perfect
If MtiffartOTV rouIU. and enougi
1 1 il:..
snow wa tneitea mr a reai uurt
quenching drink all rouna, which
was a treat not enjoyed -very ojy.
A more personal effect of the oi
cloth fire rat a thick coating of soo
the contents Into the caldron, atlriing
Il with lbe ladle. Then be turned
agalo to the d octor and seized blm by
the arm.
"Hold on a bit." said tb doctor.
Tlere's something else."
He took a tnl from bis mm marked
"Choral.'
"Taste tb.it." tie said, banding It to
the cook.
The cook took a swallow
Tine. Imi'l ItV ,jtkrd the doctor.
breathing sign or purtiai reuei.
The cook tnrucd. brew the liottle
Into the sonp. lUcii. ngala arizing the
doctor, lifted Mm. dexplle bis elTorts.
00 to a table used for cutting me.it
Then the maniac looked almut.for bla
cleaver, which be bad laid alde wblle
flavoring the soon. The doctor, white
as chalk, watched blin, dreading that
be mkht retain conscloustiess long
eoougti to make one chop. The clcavi
was wltbln reach, but the cook did
not see la. tie put bis band to bU
bead. reele1 aod sank to the floor.
The doctoe got down from the table.
went out of the kitchen, tonrhed an
alarm bell nnd went bark to the In
r.trt..i tTS .m..irtliininnt I . . j. sensible cok. 10 a momeiu several
IT ' " " ' 1 firar i UUlIian HBl OIU VUU ... ., ....... fl-i... i... .1,. ..
1 tii-iitiiint tf ii'jt ...
and when the rook came to biiiiMr m
The blow which knocked out Corbett was" a revelation to the prize fighters.
From the earliest days of the ring the knock-out blow was aimed for the jaw,
the temple or the jugular vein. Stomach punches were thrown in to worry
and wearv the fiehter, but if a scientific man had told one of the old fighters
that the most vulnerable spot was the region of tire stomach, he'd have lai
laughed at him for an ignoramus. Dr. Pierce is bringing home to the pub-
Erize ring as well as in it. We protect our heads, throats, feet and lungs, I II Jr
ut to the stomach we are utterly indifferent, until disease finds the solar 31'
piexus and knocks us out
Make your stomach sound and strong by the use of Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and you protect yourself
v' in your most vulnerable spot, "Golden Medical Discovery"
cures weak stomach, indigestion, or dyspepsia, torpid liver,
. bad, thin and Impure blood and other diseases of the organs
of digestion and nutrition.
The "Golden Medical Discovery" has a specific curative effect upon all mucous surfaces
and hence cures catarrh, no matter where located or what stage it may have reached. In
Nasal Catarrh it is well to cleanse the passages with Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy fluid
while usir.f the "Discovery" as a constitutional remedy. Why the "Golden Medical
Discovery'7 cures catarrhal diseases, as of the stomach, bowels, bladder and other pelvic
organs v. ;il be plain to you if you will read a booklet of extracts from the writings of
eminent medical authorities, endorsing its ingredients and explaining their curative prop
erties. It is mailed free on request. Address Dr. R. V, Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. .This
booklet gives all the ingredients entering into Dr. Pierce's medicines from which it
will be seen that they contain not a drop of alcohol pure, triple-refined glycerine being
used instead.
Il S IOUilbll uau uiicn uaiiLlcruua iu cauciiuicui wiiu new ui uui antdiiuy ttsttu mtu-
GotSrtf
icines sometimes urged upon the afflicted as "just as' good or better than "GoCWf4'
Medical Discovery." The dishonest dealer sometimes insists that he knows what the :j
aon t ana it is aeciaeaiy tor your interest tnat you v.
Drohered substitute is made or. but von
should know what you are taking into your stomach and system expecting it to act as a
curative. To him its only a difference of profit. Therefore, insist oh having Dr. Fierce's
Uolden Medical Discovery. If not promptly supplied trade eisewnere.
Send 31 one-cent stamps to pay cost of mailing only on a free copy of Dr. Pierce's
Common Sense Medical Adviser, 1008 pages, cloth-bound. Address Dr. Pierce as above.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate and strengthen Stomach, Liver and Bowels.
Seizing a cleaver, be brandished it
over the doctor's bead, then went on
excitedly:
"There's got to be more stock for
this soup, and where Is It to come
from I buve It. You'll do. doctor.
You'll d i first rate. Your bones are
small, but there s marrow la. them.
aud your tteu kcfo-aty. not fat"
lie made a step toward the doctor.
It might lie exie-ted that the dapper
phvxli-hin would shriek for belp. Be
knew only too wed that this would ex
cite lbe putlrut aud Jiefoce assistance
could arrive the big cook would be
ihi'Hiiinz bim up iuto sonp stock. He
kept bl eye fixed steadily on lbe pa
Kent.
Ito yon want your soup to retain
Its 8av.tr':" be aked.
"Certalaly I do."
"And don't want It to taste of asa
fetklar
-Of conrx not"
"And nitragurlc.'
"Xo."
The dm tor went through with a list
of uiedk-lue. keeplug bis eye n the
door, boning l hut s4iiueone might hap
pen In. Hut be was dliwpim'ited.
Those whoKr l.i-e was In the klicbeo
purtMwIy kept out. aud others bud no
occanion to go there. At hist the doc
tor was mnntralned to conclude,
-Well. If yu don't want your soup
to taste of these drugs I'd better get
rid of my pocket medicine case which
contains them all
He spent as much time as be dared
fumbling for hi case, the el grow
ing luiatleiit the while, then took It
out. opened It extracted one or two
corks, amelicd of lbe bottles and pat
one of them under the cook's ooae. It
contained ether. Hut the doctor knew
very well that be coiildu't put the luna
tic axleep with ether tinlcs be could
bold H over bis mouth and nowe. lie
boped to quiet blm and to gab) time.
Southern Railway
SCHEDULE
N. B. These figures are published as
fulonziadon mud are not guaranteed.
:joi, m. No. in eastbound daily
(or Raleigh, Selma, and Golds boro, con
necting with A. C. L. train going north
at Selma, at Go!dsboro witu A. C. L.
train for W ilmmgton, also with Norfolk
and Southern train for New Bern, More
head City, and Beaufort, this train hand
lea Pullman sleeping car from Greens
boro to Raleigh.
u:t? a. tn. No. 144 easttiound for
Raleigh. Selma and Goldsboro, connect
ing at Selma with A. C L. trains north
and sooth, and at Goldsboro with A. C.
L. tram for vS tlmington, also Norfolk
and Southern train for New Bern, More
bead City and Beaufort.
S:a5 p.m. No 21 eastbound for Selma,
Raleigh, and Goldsboro, connects at
Selma with A. C. L. train south for
Favetteville. and at Goldsloro. with A.
C. L. train north for Rocky Mount.
vio a. m. No. ill westbound for
Greensboro connects with main line
trains both north and sontb also for
Asheville and Knoxville, Pullman sleep
ing car Dandled on this train between
Raleigh and Greensboro, car cpen at
Raleigh for occupancy at 9:00 p. m.
0:50 a. m. No. as westbound uirougn
train from Goldsooro-Durham to Ashe-
i-ille bandies Southern Railway parlor
car Coldsboro to Asheville, connects at
UreentoTO with main line trains north
and south
nOS o. m. No. no westbound for
Greensboro bandies through Pullman
Sleeping car from Raleigh-Durham, to
Atlanta connects at Greensboro with
main line trains for the north and south
also for Asheville, Knoxville, and Mem
phis. -
o vj , m No. 116 northbound foi
Oxford, Henderson, Jeffress, Keysville,
and Richmond, connecting lor Wan
inston. Baltimore and New York.
6:00 a. tn. No 262 northbound mixed
The cook thought It would Improrel,,, Keysville. and
me soup ana wun a wnu musn rninu 1 R,chmon,j.
4:41 P. tn. No. 274 flatly except Min
rine,
and
tnt $55.00.
VlamnLin aehool No. 2-Salarvl over the faces of the company. Th
r-- - - -.1 .. . . , .
ia imnr.rn szuihj: annoriionmetit 1 continued to oecoraic mem iur
ni " ' U.n,a A, wimhinff bcinff out 0
v vvi - i? r w
VA Vt 1 tha ouestion. for water was far too
W . 'V,BIW VHWl t' I "I ' - . . .
! m. 3-Arjoort onment 5o7.50. scarce to oe ufcu io uus v. ...
i " - r ' - i tm fa i i t I .... a :
Dahatna school No. 4 (special fen " " ..Je":iuA.
k -.1 rjtM i wouiu nave uecn uuwiw i mvyij
iaJlr;ioimtiiw.w. . , . - - .
OAK GROVE TOWNSHIP. Zl" ul Zk .ni
(Whit Schools.) 0ff nnijcr (t,e combined glart of
lctn;a fcnooi ro. i oai-i the sun and now.--i)naon ramuy
anct pr montn tj.w; appor Herald.
tioimji., $2Gr.70,
wait scnoui r.o. -caianett Tha Limit
it
day for Oxford, Jeffress, Keysvi
Richmond.
CRANCK IX PCLLMA.t CAR SFRVICS
Effective with find car leaving Greens
boro and Beaufort on Inue 1st. the ttes-
ent GrecnHlioro and Raleigh, sleeping
rar line wilt be extended to become a
Greemdwro-Morebead City-Beaufort line,
ar.d will be handled between Greensboro
and Gold.xloro on trains No. Ill and
Its as at present.
For further information can on any
Southern Railway ticket agent or ad
dress.
H. Y. Cary, Gen. Pass. Agent,
Washington, I. C.
R. H. Dc Butts, Trae. Pass. Agent. Ral
eit'r.N. C.
P.vv. Woodward Union Ticket Aent
Durham. N.C
5 Your
Photograph
0 . charge that cove for driving him
ic uwxi scnooi .nx o tspeciai around to the hotel?
lit) A,jporfionrm n: y325.00. Second Cabman I charged bim
'term required by Board oil two shillings ind mnepenco halt-
I'jc tti n 4 months.
OAK GROVE TOWNSHIP.
"Colored Schcola.)
Ro.:V Knoll sch.-ol No. 1-
U!ary I t month fJO.OO; appor
n.it 1' 7.00.
Pcckf fille school, No. 2 (spec
ial Uxj-Apportionifient ?G7.50.
penny.
First CbmaoTwohiHingsand
ninepenre halfpenny? That's' a
queer figure. -Why didn't you make
it an even three hob?
. Second ("almn Becatic two
shillin.'js an.l lt'nepence halfpenny
ra ali'hc Intd! lndon Telegraph.
was In a atraltjocket In an tti;f
room.
When the dinner was nerved ,nf"
d.iv n the asylum every one com-
i l.iltifd f be remarkable flavor of
rthe soup. Fortniimely.lbe drnga with
which It had been flavortVI were
flllit1el that no cue waa Injured by
them. If lurned out that the cook
who f nlsbrd prepnrlng the dinner In j
the exi lietiietit bad not been Informed
of the additions made to tbe Soup
from Dr. rrtttyrosa'B medicine ease.
If you don't beKeve
that
MOORE'S
MODERN METHODS
will save money in your office
Let us send
on approval
(or a free trial any Loose Leaf Binders, a Cabinet and Record
Sheets on any of these forms:
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mXWe.tM.in St.
Phone 671
Durham, N. C
May look very well, but if it does
not have a diHtinctivencss that
ou are proud of there is some
thing lacking.
Tbe work we turn out bears the
stamp of ol workmanship,
aud when we make vonr photos
you tAe ptt-aMire in showing
tbvm to your menus.
We ate proud of the photos w ,
have made and will g'adty show
thi n to you if yon w.ll call.
the Holladay Studio
Opp.lhcPostoffia, Durham. R.C
The feathers of birds are simply !
modlGed hairs. Scales of fishes over
lie ona another, tile fashion, like birds'
feathers, aud for the same purpose
namely, to shed the water. If a fish's !
scales were act with their edges t.v
ward bis uose. his proCTeMt throurn
bis tiiitlve element would be inipcfli-a.
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