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Washington', Mar. 20,. 1907.
While the Waterwaya Cimmii
8ion appointed by the President lnei
1
week ia not yet even organized,
Chairman Burton of Ohio u expect
Transient advertisements must be paid for
a advance.
Entered at tbe postofllce at Orahnsi, N. C.
aa leoond-ciaM mall matter.
GRAHAM, N. C, Mar. 28, 19C6.
Mixed or Straight.
$1.00 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
ADVKBTI81NO RATES
kna anuar (1 In.) 1 Mine 1.0 r i a. li gtib-
Miunt nut. nn ftii i.nrira. I tir mum w
and lourer time, rates furnished on apullca- ej back ill WashinZtOti Within a few
tin. I jnm 1 i..'n..a III DEI. B. Milfl HIT 11IBI 1 -
Insertion : subsequent Insertions Sets, a line. J ray8 and then the Commission Will
T-Mnatnnt nilvnvtlinlAllt.l III 1 1 M T. hfi Dftld lOT t J '
meet to see what it can do. People
in many parta of the country may
not realize what an enormous task
the commission has bef-ire . it and
how much good it will be able to do
if it plans wisely, an J if its wise
plans are carried out. The schemo
is nothing less than manninc out an
Whether or not the administration efficienl 8y8tera of internai water
of the affairs of the town of Graham trausportatiorj fot ali of tbe C0Unlry
for the next two years snail oe mix- thilt can be now reached by water
ea or Biraigm m u ijubbu..:. " and in fact duU nir in cana s where
stirring the popular mind just now. they wil Jo lhe m08t good. To
A signed call for a "Citizens Con- , , h f
vention" was issued the latter part work seem8 ike a 8tUDendoU8 la!jk.
of last week. The signers are lie- It ig tim0fjtM thoug(l tha hoy0
publioans and Democrats nHrailroad system of tbe country were
wiched," ana tne aggregation pre- iackin .., a fflW HniUflr hnr,a.r
. o
sents a strong comoinauon arm wui ,ineg doing aU th hauing an,i
some one in auth ority suddenly pro
posed to extend the scattered horse
car lines into the present steam
road system and equip it for busi
ness with the latest improvements
of engineering skill.
Of course what the Waterways
Commission can do is only to make
a start and prepare a comprehensive
plan for the approval of. Congress
to-
be hard to down, if it bangs
gether till the election. -
On the other hand the Democrat-
organization protests against Demo
crats taking a hand in the "unholy
alliance" which means but a repeti
tion of whet happened two years
ago and a continuance of tbe same,
The call and the protest follow.
CITIZENS CONVENTION
We. tbe undersienea citizens ana i urn one 01 me tninjM it is to aa in a
tax payers of the town of Graham, I general way is to map out an e flic
believing the affairs of said town will lent auxiliary system of water trans-
be best served bv having their ad- portation for slow freight that will
ministration in the hands of busi- take off the shoulders of the rail-
ness men, regardless of their political roads the burden of moving the ira
beliefs, hereby invite all the citizens mense crops which they now frankly
of said town who believe aa we do to I confess they are unable to handle.
meet with us in a Citizens Conven-I The people of the middle west real-
tion to be held in the Court House ize the need of water transportation
next Thursday night, March 28, perhaps more keenly than any other
1907, at eight o'clock, to nominate part of the community. St. LjuU
s ticket for Mayor and five Com mis I is one ol tbe greatest jobbing cities
ered by the Com mission. It is esti
mated by the members that from
this source, the coal consumption
of the country can bo reduced a
third, lengthening by just that
much the producing life ol the coal
mines. ''.';'.
it is a great vision, and one in
which a scientific imagination can
revel. Just what the ninemembei
of tbe commission will be able to
accomplish in the way of outlining
a plan before Congress meets again
is uncertain. .The mere working
out of the details will be the work
of years for experts and the turning
of the plan into an accomplished
fact will be the work of more year
still and will mean the expenditures
of vatt sums of money. But there
were 300,000 letters sent to Congress
last year from the Mississippi Valley
alone on the need for such a com
mission, and it ought to be a satis
faction to the writers to know that
the plan is taking shape.
President Mellen of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad was at the White House
this week to see President. Roose
velt about the railroad situation
Nothing touching the interview - has
so far been given out. Tbe. Presi
dent has also talked with J. Seligma
of the big banking house" James
Spyer ol Spyer Brothers, -and it is
understood will have conferences
with a number of othei big bankers
and railroad men with a view to
shaping legislation for the next ses
sion of congress that will tend to
the better control of the interstate
railroads. Nothing definite in con
nection with the plan has yet been
given out. But there is talk of fed
eral charters for the railroads and
government supervision of their
Capitalization, all of which will tend
to put them more tinder government
control and will be Letter for the
protection of the small stockholder.
loners, composed ot three Demo
crats and three Republicans.
L Banks Holt,
W H Holt,
E S Parker,
A B Nicholson,
J L Scott
J D Albright,
W E White,
Z T Hadley,
II W Scott,
W J Nicks,
E S Parker, Jr ,
J H White, .
B S Mills,
J V Pomeroy,
C L Ezell,
W A Moore,
T C Montgomery,
W B Ureen,
C It Robinson,
E P MoClure, '
F M Miller,
M R Rives,
Thos O Coble,
J R Thompson,
A M Hadley,
TO Pomeroy,
M O Elannigan, A R Heritage.
Kobt B Mebane, W T Kzell,
W 8 Vestal,
of the country, and a member of
I the commission suid this week that
he was assured by the big merchants
thnre that they had not shipped a them. HalfsCatairh Cure, jfianufaotured
.... . , . , ., by P. J. Cheney at Co., Toledo,")., contain no
uiu ui gouus in tua past year who
out a proviso that they were not to
be held responsible for delay in de
livery. The fanners of (he middle
west and northwest know to their
sorrow the impowibiHty of getting
thai n ma t nviptrat wr (Ka am II.
roads as now run, and thouun ls of,,. ,
bushels of last seasons grain is no
Beware ol OlatBacnta lor Catarrhtfcat
Coatala Mercury
aa mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell ami completely aentnge me wuu
KVHtom when enterlhir It throuirh the mUOOUl
surfaces. Such articles should never be used L
except on prescriptions from reputable pny-
BioiKRS. as toe uaiuiige uiey win uw wju
fold to the good you can poeslbl delve f rom
mercury, and. Is taken Internally, 'acting
directly upon tbe blood and mucous surfaces
oi l tie system, in buying nan s uatarrn jure
tine, it is uiaen in-
F,
Cheney & Co. Testimonial free,
, FlauU Report oa Ike Colloa Crop.
Washington Clspatoh 20. ' ' :
f The finatcepsus report on cotton
for the year issued today shows that
13,290,677 bales. Dfcottoit. counting
round bales as half bales, includint;
linters, have been ginned, i The
number of active ginheries this year
is 28,702. y;:
The 1906 crop is compared with
10,725,602 tor 1905, and 13.697,310
for 1904. Tbe average gross weight
of the bale for 1906 is 510 7
pounds, and the crop, expressed in
500 pound balesT is 13,576,226,
The quantity, of cotton estimated
by ginners and delinters as remain
ing to be ginned and included
in the report of 1906 is 155,704
Southwest Alamance
Cor. of The Olcanor. .r . 1
Our . clever mail carrier has resign
ed hope we will have another that
will be just as kind and obliging. '
Grover Sboffner and Lula Alexan
der were married on the 3 rd inst.,
J. E. Stroud, J. P., officiating. .
Mr. S. J. Buckner lost a valuable
horse the other day. ' ' ,
Oakdale School closed the 16th
with an entertainments -
Phones are being put in several
residences near Oakdale. - -
Our nursery men are getting their
stock ready for spring delivery
5 "
"Pineules" Cnon-alcoholic) made
trom resin lrom our pine forestf,
used for hundreds of Tears for blad
der and Sidney diseases. Medicine
for 30 days $1.00. Guaranteed to
give satisfaction or money refund
ed. Uret our guarantee coupon
from Thompson Drug Co.'
Arthur Cole a young man living
near Shelby, was employed at a saw
mill and made it a habit to ride on
the carriage of the mill. He had
been warned but did not heed. A
few days ago he -rode too near tbe
saw and his foot was eo badly man
gled that amputation was necessary 1
be sure tou vet theaenu ine.
i ternauy ana Due in xoieuo. univ, uy
uneney a uo. -testimonial iree,
Hold hv Tli-iire fifes. Price Tfto oar bottle.
Take Ball's Family Pills for eonatlpatldn.
The Asheboro Courier says that 'a
Chaa A Scott,
T A Albright,
Hal B Mebane,
C P Harden,
C B Irwin, 7
A A Clark,
WRGoley,
A C Hornaday,
J L Scott, Jr.,
CO Guthrie,
Jaa K Mebane,
WHAusley,
Joseph Boggs,
Robt L Holmes,
Isaac Holt,
RRBain,
C P Foister,
Walter E Walker,
R U Foster,
Edwin II White,
Geo Coble,
O II Henderson,
J W Lashley,
Heenan Hughes.
rotting in the fields and beside the
railroad tracks becaus-i of the inabil
ity of the railroads, real profcsjeo,
to cope with the traffic. If the
Commission is able to map out a
comprehensive pi hi of water liigh
ways that will serve the neeJs of
the people in moving the heavy and
bulky produce, the railroads will be
left free to handle the fast freight
dolph county, is wearing an apro
the thread for which was spun by
her great grand-mother 90 years ago,
Tbe cloth was -woven and the apron
made by her grandmother more
than 70 years ago. , The apron is
yet in good condition.
Foe) Colammalonars Report
The Minnesota Dairy and .Food
Commission's analysis shows that
Kennedy's Laxative Horiev and Tar
and passenger traffio much more and Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar
effectively. contained opiates and croton oil
But this is not all that the Water UP a M ?re P0,8on8 8nalon 18
m viuieut uu3wuifus purgative.
I WKtl VjllllllUlHlllll III si liniTLami U fill I
GRAHAM DEMOCRATS
All Democrats of the town of larger atrrams will be a large and
Grabarr who are in favor of a ma- Important work but it is planned al
jontymut ciuzena oi saia inwn 0 (o ,0 farM DCtfaUe .11
vunuuiiiuit lb piitii uu ft uv i t . i
opposed to one or two men diotat- 8"0"lu" UI . J w"n uu
ins- ita nolieiM am hereby warned thllS save the mill 10 18 of do liars lost
not to taYe any stock in the so called I annually by floods and the incalcu
citizen's convention to be held next I ably greater loss by washing and
ThursdaT night. Calling that con- erogion of ,he firm hnda ot the
renuon is oniy anotoer lorm oi woai
occured two years ago. At tbe pro
lit.
W,V. amission is expected to do. fuge to acceDl anv-but Foley's non
To make effective and navigable the ley and .Tar in a yellow package
roley'a lloneyand lar contain no
opiates or dangerous drugs and is
the best cough and cold cure. J. V.
Simmons Drug Co. -
.A supposed incendiary fire on tbe
farm of Mrs. M. ' A. Kendrick, in
Mecklenburg county, burnela barn
Friday night with two mules, ten
head of cattle and a lot of feed. Tbe
country. This is g iing at the prob
. i - . i tn l I Inm nl alraiin cinlrnl arilh ran
jwr iiuia iucii iu ua m wureiiuuu i .... . ., ,
called to nominate a ticket that will geance. Gifford Pincbot, Ue chief we " " Pf P"7
woo uvea .on me
The barn was insured for
not represent any ring and will not Lf the Forestry Service, bono of the John K SmUh
enm mission ami
plate.
450.
be named before the convention i I m.mu... lh.
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ww. I. r.i ii- .
By order of the Democratic Emc. "oou' in" P"""-:'" P'
r Ar .u. . r r i I fur lha Minimi nfalmam sniainn anH
vuiuiuiiiea vi mo mwu ui uiiuaiu, i ---- - - .. .
J a mnir lfln,i in !i,- i .-r.,i I lommie upic, wno uvea
V ae i vw iusiiimi 1 W I1WIV1II I
March 23. 1907. Secretary, th. headwater, of the streams and ne,r DaI'"n P,88fd
thus nreventinif the sadden down ne burning l,rusb heap, her
morally osrtain
ingle-handed, have made any con
oeaaions ? InsUnoea of Republi
cans in the ascendancy making con
cessions are rare.
clothes caught fire and she was
burned so that she died. Two per
. . i
w.ij v.. d.ui: v.. J ,k pour oi meueu snow ana ice uiai
1 vuiu in, iwjiuuiiuui umM I n , . . J
i. . . . - i i oiiih ins uihi ia in ina annn; aia
mi moraiiT eenain oi winning. .... ': .:. I.A .,i:n.n.h
uaa iusi cmuac-a iuiiy azii uuu.iaaj i r n
of loss around Pitisbura and the lhe fl-mere badly burned on tbe
tO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAJIE BACK ?
'tiiMj TrtsMs lakes Tea Bicrabk.
3 Q
set evar.Wr vhe read the
apart Is sore to knew el the voi
II . -pWH,
I ue rreal aktoey. aver
ItaAaWdder remedy.
iihim peal anedV
caj triumph o Dm alne
IseaUi centorr: dia
Offverwd after rears o
Jv Dr. Kilmer, the JrL
eat fcldaor ne hlad
oer apertallsl. and la
ul ta aremMhr earbwr
Metdarfanr
lame keck. kVtaer, bla4der, mho aci4 trov
htm aad BrtrlU i Dtaaeea, which Is the worst
form f kkteey troubw.
Dr. Kilmer's Swap.Rt la not rec
esMnanded lor ewerjrtntac bwt If roe have kid
Bey, krer or bladder trouble It will be ioaad
yaet the remedy yve Bead. It has beea tasted
saaemairy wsys, la kovttal work, ta prtvms
praetioe, amour the heheai too poor ts par-
i rattel and hat arered a successful la
aa that a apeciai arranrwmanl has
maoa oy vuckaa reeaers of this paper
who hrr sot already Mad It. may hsv a
m'V bottle aeat tree by mall, akae a book
f mere about Swamp-Root and how ta
f -d out S yo hTkklneyfblior trouble.
V .tea wTttinf mentioa ins this rwAeroua
ef:er ta this pper and
efd yoar ailreaa lo
t. K umtr k Cot '-f -fc.-rca,
N. Y. Tae
r- Jtr f .fry eert and
6 .it t .- "s aoid fcj ail rood drapsta.
J
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r9 wt'"-a
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Ohio valley
Tbe people of tbe South realin
this loss also and ban . a oasUot
object lesson before them in the dee
ructkn of the greatest rice belt U
world tbroagh the two Carolina
where the field were washed out
after the forets aad bean, cot on tb
head waters nT lhe streams, Tb
same was true of ilia "dead field"
of the cotton Lett whirs washing by
ralos destroyed tens of thiuundii
of acres of land before a partial stop
was put to Jt by "contour cuMva
tion".
The problem of erneion presents
ilst-lf to the commission in a differ
ent form in the arid west where the
North Platte, the lliarouri and
down other strrarrs all carry down
hands and face.
Const
. a
ipation
hW sunt avabe. with imm wnW
aroBpt ftIM lor (onKipatkai. Witii othws.
enans au-wMM oread wUl Bare the same cecs.
MuwreaweouhMdlf tea a WwXable fmlr ts
enrTllaMnt kaowa lo ama. II phnfleM
aaa M Bad Nature a m to Lu liKkk
atnkhietr tras wah Mud to CtMlmiKa.
The bare ol a etua tne ts Lkltlomi Tha.
i tarrsrto ntmi a aca mlliat aid so thai
lua. meibiMvl wHh CarMiaa Raaa,Fha
' tlm Bark. HoIhI Kiuac of lliawa. tc. this
aCeaoaJB bmrk Is fins Ma siMiial raibta
aoww Jo mt eoMipaiina. A annUHnane
Uadr TaMax ealM Laaa. la aow snada at the
Dr. Kaon Labmuir4a. traas this taawiuous and
as aWtlTe awarlwloa. lla Him aa auu.
CUoa. Mloaaaa aow eomrti,-4Bl Biwa.
itow Ooaulauoa. aas- la - ' 1
saUarrine.
o crifloaT. ao aaotmaaat altar effwtj an ra.
Burtaawl. anS Lasses are ut wa la bmuutul
luiiorrmpead aiil baua at t oua aud a eaua
a.
Tm iiaailkliia svw. sdes
eSxtlia, try a aoa ol -
tua.iy ftiuionsoiUmeoftDench- THE J S0S DRUG CO.
est sou lo cbuk tbe chaanel of the
aiiMUsippt and put the sediment
where it will do tbe moat harm.
The Reclamation Service, whose Di
rector, F. II. Newell is a member of
the CommUsion will; undertake to
handle that end of tbe problem eritb
immenre settling rereivoirs that wiU
send tbe waters of lha westrn
streams down clear and free of i
meet to join tbe Hiiippi and
free also of tbe di astro a floods that
ruin tbe arm lands arong their
course.
The problem of light and power
from water flow will also be confid-
Dcwrrr noLT
Real Estate
end"
Insurance
Graham, N. C
Ctfle la Vestal HotrL.
There are now 1,180 rural deliv
ery mail carriers in . the Ktate.
Those on routes of standard length
24 miles get $60 per month.
After July. 1st they will get $75 per
month. -v
Danger of Pneumonia.
A cold i t this time if neglected is
liable to cause pneumonia which is
so often fatal, and even when in
patient bag ncovpred the lungs are
weakened, making them peculiarly
Kiinceritib In to tne- development oi
. . . . , . -
consumption, f oley s noney an
Tar will sl"p the cough, ;htal an
strengthen the lung-t and preyei
nneumonii, La ; ripper cougl
vild ouick v to the wonderful cura
tive qualities of Foley's Honey. and
Tar. There is nothing else "jufltaa
good. J. C. Simmons, Drugist.
In an affray near Andrews
Cherokee county, Sunday night
week Avery Pal liam, aged 2t years.
shot and Instantly killed his brother
Elbert Pulliam. The survivor
claims self-defense. Nd eye-witness
to the difficulty. , -
That's tbe bouse the doctor built,
The biggest house you see,
Thank goodness he don't get our
money.
For wo take Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea.
Thompson Drug Co,
Wilkesboro Chronicle: James
Wagoner, aged 70, and Susan Brown
aged 22, of Mulberry township, were
married Monday a week.
... - ..
Clears tha Complexion-
Oiino. Laxative Fruit Sprup
stimulates the liver and thoroughly
cleanses the system and clears the
the complexion of pimples and blot
ches. It is the best laxative for wo
men and children as it is mild anc
pleasant, and does not gripe or sick
en; Orino is much superior o
pills,. aperient waters and all ordin
ary cathartics a it does not . irritate
lhe , stomach and bowels. - J. C
Simmons, Druggist. " ?
Revenue officers captured an illicit
distillery, 20 gallon capacity, in the
home of Alfred Anderson, in Char
lotte week before last.
Faster and faster the pace is set
By people of action, vim and get,
So if at the finish you would be,
- Take Hollisters Kocky Mountain
.Tea, Thompsons. Drug Co.
, a i . i i i mi ai-i
' Fire at High Point Saturday night
destroyed ten buildings, including
two halls and a church. The fire
originated from the explosion of a
lamp.
I a V.0f e C Sweet to Eat
tua WU U A Candy Bowel LauUve.
, ' A ..Boston schoolboy was
weak and sickly.
tall,
His arms were soft and flabby
He didn't have a strong muscle in his
entire body. ' ; ' '. f
- The physician who had attended
the family for thirty years prescribed
Scolfs Emulsion. -
" NOW
; To feel that boy's arm you
would think he was apprenticed to a . '
blacksmith. , .
ALL DRUOQISTSl BOO.. AND SI.OO..
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A press dispatch says that Sena
for Tillinii", while doliverinyta lec
ture before the Business Men.'s Club
at Mtrlinhurg, W, Vs.- Mmday
uight of last week, applied an epi
thet to Pres. Raosuvi It which aliUost
c-iusid a riot. . The majority
of the members ol the flub "a re Re
publicans and '.admirers of the Vm
The remark was 'at once resent e'd
and a general free fight was immi
iitiit, when wiser ounst-Is prevailed.
Tillman relused to withdraw the ob
nctionable remark. ' .-
Saved Har San'a Life.
The happiest mother in the. little
town of Ava, Mo., is Mrs,.; S.JRup
pee. She writes: "One year ago my
son was down with such serious
lung trouble that our physician was
unable to help him; when by our
druggist's advice I began giving .him
Dr. King's New "Discovery, aftd I
soon noticed improvement. I kept
this treatment up for a few wetks
when he was perfectly well. He-f.
haa worked steadily since at carpen
ter work. Dr. King's New -Discov
t r . 11 i - . 1
ery saved ms we. uuaraniBBti
... . m r
bent cough" and cold cure Dy j. j.
Simmons Druggist. 50c and J 00.
Trial bottle free. ' .-
Charlotte Observer: Hell has
broke loose in Charlotte as well as
Georgia a citizen killed a fellow
man, a Sunday school teacher has
skipped with $68,000, a' whiskey
still was captured in the heart of li e
city, a bawdy house discovered on a
main street and a chicken thief ar
rested, all inside oi a week in . tne
Queen City and hit pro high bi
tion town.-with tt revival tin full
blast.. . "
DISTINCTIVELY A CREAM Ot
TARTAR BAKING POWDER
It does not contain an atom of ph
phatlo acid (which Is tha product ofbon'
digested In sutphuNo add) or of a
(which Is one-third sulphuric acid), o
healthful substsacos adepts J for othorh'
king powders because cf fsdr cbssnnesa
RELIEF IN SIX HOURS.
. distressing kidney and bladder
disease relieved iu six hours by
"New Great South , American Kid
ney Cure. "x It is a great surprise
on account oi its promptness in re
lieving pain in. the bladder, kidneys
or back, in. male of 'female. Re
lieves retention of water almost im
mediately. . If you want quick re
lief and cure this is your remedy.
Sold by the J.- Cy Simmons Drug
Co., Graham, N. C. ' . "
Causa ol Stomach-Trouble- -
When a man has trouble with bis
stomach you may know that he is
eating more than he should, or some
article of food or drink not suited
tp his age br occupation, or that his
oweis are habitually constipated.
Take Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets to regulate the bowels
and improve the digestion and see if
the trouble does not disappear. Ask
for a free sample.. Sold by J. C.
Simmons, druggist.
Rev.. Waller Holcombe, evangelist
closed a meeting of three weeks' du
ration in Charlotte Sunday. The
number ot converts is estimated at
500. '
OASTORIA. v
Bssntha j?mtMW Haw Alwar BaqgM
Bignatva
af
The New Berne Cotton Oil and
Fertilizer Mill was burned Friday
nighULoss estimated at $40,000,
partially covered by insurance
Harmon, of Lizemore, West
vs: "At last I have found the
Saved at Last-
J. A
a., says
perfect pill that never- disappoints
me and for lhe benefit of others af
flicted with torpid liver and chronic
constipation, will say: take Dr.
King's New Life Pill." Giirn.
teed satisfactory. 25c at J. C. Sim
mons Druggist. j
. Ala gathering of colored people
in Lilesville township, Anson coun
ty, on the nighf of the : 2d. Jas. j
Hough was shot arid killed by Chas
Rorie. Rone-has not been arrested,
How to Remain Young. -
To continue young in; health and
strength, do as Mrs. N F. Rowan,
McDonough, Ga. did. She says :
"Three bottles ! of Eleotrio Bitters
cured me of chronic liver and stom
ach trouble, complicated with such
an unbea'thy condition of the blood
that my skin turned red as flannel.
I am now practically 20 years youn
ger .than before I took" Electrio Bit
ters. I can now do all my work
with ease and assist in my husband.s
store," Guaranteed at J. C. Sim
mons Drugstore. Price 50c.
In the case of L. E. jCffl
Eederal Court at Greensboro jj
Boyd allowed Da via inoi..k..,l
air rn . - . ' B"- utina.
eo.wu 10 appear May 1,
sentence is to begin. The
lowed is.for Davis i Krrail(,e
business affairs. Judge B0J
first refused to do this hut lite,
lented. '
j-Tho a.inrlo n( Xti.l.
, .n.iUI in "mromiitve no li
Mir iu iiib user or UeWm's Cart,
liou ruuu nazei salve It quiet
heals chapped and craftked f
Good too, for boils and "Was J
uuuuuuicuij me om relief lor Rt
Sold here by J. C. Simmons M
gist.
It. was recently stated int
pers that Mr. John C. Drew M
disposed ot his interest in the K
eigh EveniDg Times to Mr. Geo.
Crater. The announcement it el
tradicted. Mr. Drewry retains
interest in the paptr.
Congressman , Uiawtord . was
thrown from a carriage in - Waynes-
villa Thursday by a runaway team.
His shoulder was dislocated and he
received other injuries: ''
"lJ:-:-virfi;-
I am clad to inform vou that I have a full
stock of the latest designs and makes in
ready-to-wear clothing, for both men
and boys. I am glad to say that lam
complimented all around on the class of
clothing I am sellincr. While I am still
sticking to my old motto of selling goods
on a close margin, 1 have the best values
to be found anywhere. I euarantea vou
satisfaction for vour monev. - : : :
. ' ' A. Tfi. HABILEY,
One Price Clodiss, Dry" Goods, Shoes,
Mrs". Charley Greer, of Watauga
countytied her baby in a chair be
fore the fire and Jeft it alone. W'hen
she returned the child had fallen in
the fire on its face and was burned
to death.
Pine Salve Carbolizecl cts like a
poultice; highly antiseptic ' exten
sively used for eczema, for chapped
hands and lips, cuts and burns.
soia oy 1 nompson xrug jo, -
Ex-Congressm'n BlaSkburn ar
rived ia Greensboro Saturday from
Washington. It has been rumored
that he would locate jn Greensboro
for the practice of law, , J ' " .
, Itch cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
Sold by J. C. Simrrjpne Drug Co.,
Graham, N. C. - . "
It
I I m than anv
I 1 1 tlnn inud In this oountrr. aiusi I
M ATrr : - -1 11 ffse on reqoent, WrltefMll.
saaSftw ) T.W.Wood & Sons, Seto
flTFc Old
Teller. Sail Rheum and Eacat.
These are diseases for whi
Chamberlain's Salve is especia
valuable. It quickly allays if
ltcmng and smarting and tm
fects a cure. Price 25c. For a
by J. C. Simmons, druggist
Plant Wood's
Garden Seeds
FOR SUPERIOR VECt
TABLES & FLOWERS.
Twenty-eight years experieoM
our own seed larmi, trill
grounds and large warehooN
capacity give us aa equipment
that is unsurpassed anywhen
for supplying the best seedi
obtainable. Our trade in seed
both for the
Garden and Farm
b one of the largest in this eonstrc
We are headquarten for
Grass and Clover Seeds, Setd
' Oats, Seed Potatoes, Cow
Peas, Soja Beam and ;
other Farm Seed.
' Wood's Detorlptlve CttsW
bHtm roller -and more complsl; M
maUon aboat both Garden sod IM
let slmliai
Standard. '
Tasteless Chill Tonic
hasistpod the test 25 years. Average annual sales
oyer One and a Half Million bottles. Does this record
Zty0 yu f No Cure, No Pay. 30c
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, , lot UoiblHAL LAaAUYE HH C0U6I STBUP
Best tor tmn L-J LJldam.immmt)w L-T&'
"J. C. Simmons Drug Co.
Trnstes's Sale cf Land i
Ily rtrtoe of the antkotitr mm i k.
ea Ike lAtt oar at "7Jt
book NoT4 of H li 'r11.- I"
UKSJ, tfB . . - -
Saturday; april 13, 1907.
at'peblle eatery, to tbe beat Motor
raaulrnoqeT. tbe foIlowingVraontKrf' !
property, lo-wti: onoee ml
A tract or Miwlvt.i '
weaorra.1 T'ko. . T7:",n
raw. -Jaa. P.r S.7 iL'5V'0r. tot-
- " ' " -"' ia iae
orta Ctimlt
' Bae tie of
at .V
" a A. PaitK. kaa torn - -Iw4
aUrlauaa tZmLT2-l -T? T
asxl land. ' aare la
War Infm rnatloe asnrv la .
SUoraara, Ormaam, i t. rm"w'
HSHBTA. WaRD, .
Traetae.
Mar. a, tan.
Dake Williams, acolord bor.wu
illed near Newv Berne Wedoeedaj
ight by a san bank fallinc on him
and burye4 him alire. He was not
mused until next mnrnin. J
. -"a
ben fiieoda were lookiof Jbr hi
they aa where the earth had car-xl
in and tbe eoggeeiion of an outline
ot a human farm. They dug out the
and la abort time and found lhe
boy covered with dirt and ln a
kneeling position. ,
Fire MlIilasMB 1
GOOD C0IIPATJTF3 I
F0TJCTES rv A
1 1
A part of your business-will be appre-
dated. rsAII kinds of insurance. :
CHAS. C. THOMPSON, j
J GRAnAM, - - - N. C. 4
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