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mlm mmmm I mmm mm i , . ... . m mm , m f I : - waste m Baa noaus. THE GLEANER. rtlOED SVEBY THUMDaT. J, D. KERNODLE, Editor. S1.00 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE nuuifwwwmnrri- ra)SltowlU not be responsible for rnr expressed by correspondents. I ADV1STUI50 BATB8 qaere (1 In.) 1 time Sl.CO, t each aub Insertion M eente. For more ipece aloncetttme, rates f nrnisbed on appllca- tmk1 notloMlO ets. e line (or lint aevnonssubsequent Insertions 6 ct. a line snewnt advertisements mart be paid for redvanse j Benteredattne Poitoffloe at Graham. I ! W . ft. aa second olaia matter- GRAHAM, N. C, Nov. 17, 1910. Hiffh Point folks are talking a ,..mhk( with that city as the punty capital They mean busi 988. - The Gov. has appointed Col. R. L. Adiiitftnt-General of the fj. O. National Guard to succeed the V. n .T F Armfield: both of Stafesville. J Lots of Gen. J. S. Carrs friends 'want him for Speaker of the House !in the General Assembly. He de- Li;. i Avn. mnnli thA reffret many of his friends. He would an honor to the position. oli Mr. Roosevelt learned some thing in the last campaign that a in an ran talk himself to death la that behalf his political allies can now repeat what they said of ' times about William Jennings Bryan. The Republicans throughout the nation, especially those holding Federal jobs, have just cause to be thankful on the coming Thanks frivincr occasion and for the next two wears that this year was sot - . presidential year. President Taft has issued his Thanksgiving Proclamation, ap- Twintinfl Thursday. 24th inst., as a 'day of thanksgiving, and so has ' Governor Kitchin. The day should be observed in the proper spirit There ia much to be thankful for. Mai. Chas. M. Stedman was elected by the splendid majority of 3262 over his opponent Mr. David IT. Blair, carryins eight of the alamm mnntiea in thia Confrression' al District. Mr. Blair carried Forsyth, Stokes and Sorry by great ly reduced majorities. , Tlie aviation meet at Raleigh yesterday waa marred by a fearful accident. Mrs. fl. D. Woolcott was driving a motor car of which she ost.control, when it crashed througg i crowd seriously inianng three nrhite and two colored women. One r two fatalities may result THOS. F. McVEY. Our community has just sustain ed what seems an irreparable loss in the death of Mr. Thoe. F. McVey, which occurred Nov. 9th. Until Monday night preceding he was ap parently in the best of health and spiriU. About nine o'clock he was seized with a severe pain in his head and soon became unconscious, from which he never rallied. The best efforts of a devoted physician friend and all that loving hearts and hands could do was of no avail and he grew steadily worse until the end came at 9:30 Wednesday morn ing. The deceased was buried at Cane Creek church at 11 a. m. Thursday. The funeral services wore conduct ed bv Mri. Margaret Hackney, of Snow Camp, and Dr. D. A. Long, of Graham. The sermon, by Dr. Long, was from a favorite text of the de ceased, "For David, after he had served his own generation by the will of God, fell on sleep Six members of the local Far mer's Union Lodge acted as pall bearers and as many members of the Cane Creek Baraca Class filled the grave. The service was beautr ful and impressive throughout, and attended by an unusually large num ber of people, friends being present from Liberty, Saxapahaw, Graham Burlington, Gibsonville and Glen- don. Such a demonstration of es teem and sorrow has rarely if ever been seen in our section upon a sim ilar occasion. Strong men bowed their heads and wept as they looked for the last time upon the face of their departed friend. Mr. McVey was fifty-one years old was born and had always lived at Snow Camp. He was married in early life to Miss Fannie Tysor, of Moore county,. Eight children sur vive three eons and five daughters, the youngest ten years old; a mother also, eighty-three years of age, and one siHter. He was of Scotch de scent of which fact he was proud and often expressed a commendable ambition to measure up to the tra ditional strength and character of his sturdy ancestry. Tom McVey, as he was familiar ly known was no stranger to the peo ple of Alamance. For seventeen years he had been connected with the "Dixon "Manufacturing Co. as Secretary and Manager of the busi ness, and for a number of years had boon active in political life, having served a term as County Commis sioner, lie was a life long ttepubli can, and at the time of his death held the position of County Chair- Whiskey and politics resulted a a shooting in Wake county on lection day, ad Morris being he victim. He waa shot by J. r. O'Neal, on whose farm he ras Employed, end is , thought o be fatally wounded. Both rhlte. A correspondent of the Newton fews says that Mr. Pieroe Hefner, ho lives near Catawba Springs, !atawba county, lost his barn by xe few days ago. Amnio the nly one he had two cows and lot of hay and corn were burn- d with the building. The 17-months-old son of Mr. nd.Mra: J. B. Ca vines. ' who ye at Proximity, '.near Greens oro, was playing in the fire with broom Sunday afternoon a week hen his ,clothlng caught fire and e was so severely burned that he led early Monday morning. Newton News: Tuesday morn ig the barn of Mrs. A. C. Boggs, wo miles from Onremont, caught re from the engine of a corn h redder and was destroyed, to other with over 100 bushels of orn, two wagons and other roperty, the whole proving cavy loss. - Daaeeae Oaaae be Cre4 ' . losal aprHaattocS, as tWy ea aaot Maria tawMMpWfOIIHMr. lOWTB Ml, . w. la eure daaTaaaa ao4 laal la a ooa mttooel ramadlae. iMataaa, ktaauaad br moesfiM veoua uoia or Tube. m tbie tab U la- ear a ramblta aoaoa aaa tm- baa It la eauratT etoe IV eata antaee tkela- k.iMehl.a Tube. m4 roe ai ac. a j dtiafnraale aa Houxa eaa be takaa act ao4 tba wba -ur4 to lie wroal aaatfiuoa. Baarli ii be aaatrarad toimrn aiaa aaaaa aal era eue4 byaaiafTavalek la aetala ..ittuwaw eaanmoaor iaai - a win ftra aaa baaaral Sanara fat ear of aiaiaiaa tnaaaia ay eatarraj taat -nixH be aara4 br Halll CakMik Oaaa. aue lor atraaJra, ma. m. i. cHaaar a on,Tom.a Fold by DngU. Be v aa Haiil faaUlr TlOt tat aoaaMaaWaav L. J. Brandt, administrator of L. P. Cone, who was killed la the reck at Beedy Fork December of -t year, nas brougbt suit airalrast Southern railway fox 140,000 amazes. Mr. Cone was dlrisioa perintendent of the Southern t ihetlme of his death. It Is 1 the company offered 110,000 i a compromise but this was re- I '.re waa discorered in the roof e Edgecombe county court i at Tarboro Monday a week ' tu xtiDg-ulshed after a ' '.-.mafre ty fire and water It U to Lave Though strictly loyal to his Coun ty, ms nrst interest was in the up building of his home community, Here he gave sympathy and support to every such local movement. At the time of his death he was Presi dent of the Farmer's Union, Chair man of High School Board, Secre tary of Cane Creek Memorial Asso ciation and Teacher of the Cane Creek Baraca Class. ' - . His life and character are too fa miliar for long review. It will be remembered . by many that one of his strongest convictions was in gmrd to the subject of temperance. Asa member of the County Anti-Sa loon League committee during the prohibition campaign he threw his whole strength and influence into ihe work and did valiant service for the cause in his section. He was one of the staunchest friends of the Pleasant Hill Temperance Society, having served in every capacity as officer and represented the Society on different occasions. - Mr. McVey was a member of -the Clover Orchard Christian Church until that work was laid down a few years ago. la June last he joined Friends Church at Cane Creek and has since been loyal to her ia every interest, ; especially the 8onday ocnooi. ----.,. The many friends of the deceased will not soon forget his genial dis position and rare optimism, bis liberality and kindness of heart, his high sense of honor and untiring Not Stimulate Does AVer's Sarsaparilla does not stimulate. It does not make you feel better one day, then as bad as ever the next It is not a strong drink. No reaction after you stop using it There is not a drop of alcohol in it You ,b.av s the steady, even gain that comes from a strong tome and alterative. - a fl A A..- a.kAl 4KlaV ft-i A mich wnn wniiid asK vour aotiur auuui uia. We knows. Trust him. Do as he says. f.C.AyerCoLoweH TTa What are Ayer' PUU? Uvex Pill. How tong nave W?' Z yean. Do doctor recommend themr a your w Kinaton Free Preaa. . , The season of bad roads season of baa roaas is ap proaching and within a compara tively few weeks some of the roads of the county will be disagreeable to travel over to say the least. In fact some of them will be impass able during January and Febru ary.. And notwithstanding the great discomfort, loss of time and other lnconviences and objections it is a comparatively small pro portion of the people of this coun ty who realize the extent of an nual loss caused by bad roads, The usual question was reversed and the question, "What do bad roads cost?" was recently asked in the Richmond Times-Dispatch in a striking editorial on good roads, or rather bad roads. The Times Dispatch declared that bad roads energy which he threw into every thing he undertook. A few weeks before his death, in the presence of a friend, he read an nriitorial reference to the death of a They tell it at Washington that Postmaster General Hitchcock re ceived a letter the other day from a North Dakota man, enclosing a copper cent on which was the certain buisness man in another "l flU7aul " state which he said had impressed quiring if the penny was good u: n he re- money. Not so remarkable. Plen- peated, This, "Whenever a good ly of folks in this country wouldn't NO. 8844, Report of Condition of THE - 4 National Bankof Alamance mnt thonah at In an recognize unwm s neitu uu wF effort for civic uplift and gener- perandthe North Dakota man cogj f rom t400 to $4000 a mile ac al public good,if did not start had been used to seeing the Indian thfl d(jgree of their it. his name was always thought of n " u "u- ness and the productivity of the among the first to be its practical Pn - - farms bo rdering them and their and victorious exponent. He was Don't suffer with Sprains, location. For the entire country his pastor's standby, his community's btralns, Bruises r rains, Due use the cosi of Dad jg estimated inspiration and added 'Of I could I-- at more . mlIlion dolla an. live such a life that when I am gone 5(J and 60o ft foitl, The Bloodine nually, this loss constituting an tne same couia oe iruiniuuy sam oi iqq inc Boston, Mass. Graham conomic question oi great propor me, it would be my highest ambi- Drug Co. tion." The blanks have been filled with his own place and name. He ha gained his ambition. To his bereaved family and friends we extend onr deepest sympathy. D. The building of the Macon (6a.) Telegraph newspaper was com pletely destroyed by fire Thursday night and Raymond Cay, a print er, was burned to death, gone to Macon from Knoxville, tions, and one that is just now be ginning to receive the attention that it deserves, The costs of hauling farm products in the United States vf.. J averages adout 23 cents a mile, wnue in uurope were gooa roaas are the rule and not the excep- Magazines pay Higher Post age. Tonn . InoHnff tnr wnrt and ho1 I .! -a4. J- . gone to sleep on the floor in the P1"" . wf Z 7 rear of the composing room. In President Taft and Postmaster General Hitchcock have reached an agreement on the recommen datlons the President will make to Congress regarding a change in the second class postage rates as affectinir magazines and other periodicals. Mr. Taft will recommend that the magazines be required to pay the present rate of 1 cent a pound menu on all reading matter and a much higher rate, to be determined later on the advertising pages. Each the rush for safety by the employes mile, States If the cost in the United was only eight cents a he was forgotten. Onlyabouthalf Nlethesavlng would be 250,000, of the files of the paper, dating back for IS years, were saved, 000 a year, To transport wheat from New Loss estimated at $100,000 with Tork C08to on,y 32 at" abushel. $80,000 insurance. ic cost the iarmer 0.4 cents iDUBhel to. transport this wheat Lame back comes on suddenly I from his farm to the market, the ana is extremely painrui. it is caused by rheumatism of the muscles. Quick relief is afforded by applying Chamberlain's LinI Sold by All Dealers. average being a little less than ten miles. It is estimated that agricultural products during the 11 - years of the United States hair a luutn wni4.li 4.70 (Vtfl fW B. Bernard, an Anctlnnoar who I . ' . ... . , ,. , , J lhe cost oi moving this produce A 5xeat boU!? of Scoll's Eniolsiod given !n half-teaspoon doses four timas a day, mixed in' its bottle, will last a ycarold baby near ly a month, and four bot- ues over taree months, and will make the baby strong and well and will lay the foundation for a healthy, robust boy or girl ton SALS ST ALL MUOCrSTS l,eeeef aw aa4 BM. a. k wtiw-a..acw4-,afc-ta . BMft aaak I 111 a Oaaa Lac COTT SOWKX, aaa fw .V. or month, as the case may be. There the publication will be dis sec ted. The reading matter and the advertising sections will be separately weighed and the amount of postage computed by the number of magazines sent out, Newspapers will not be affected, Tha nmrin hA.nl of the nflWH- ' I.. 1 T mrr . . , paper is but 800 miles, while thel118 in " xora:cny. average haul of the magazine is ,100 miles. Now listen for a howl from the magazine folks. If the recom mendation is adopted the, selling price of magazines will doubtless be increased. of good estimate by bad ... . . m I in Atlanta a few Aavh Acta for eon-1 . ... magazine wiu oe requirea w sena - ; - - -- - roaas transportation over a copy of its current issue to the anoungn --scnemesimuario aio good road8 woald buila ftpproxi. Postoffiee Department each week " - "ZTi lately a million miles liquet, nuu ion vaiueu tn xu,wu uy pgg rftfflA. t.liA ATiannna aalllnfr a.t. All ' " I T i- Afth. t1aiu1 irnUtir Aiirl vim flnM " " IK O J I .V. 1 i A Bernard was thathe used the mails eroare W consider- ations ana savings that cannot be v. Tha nrnnartv w r.n iT ' f traveling for instance or .. r f J "" Ui i -v : i. oj Bernard's brdther-in-law, whoruo ""rT iwue imio uwv luvoaiftuouv iiuv county can make, and more and Heller la six Bonn. : I more people oi Lenoir county are Distressing Kidney and Blad-I beginning to realize that fact. ner Disease relieved in six hours All who do realize it shonld help vy tne jssiw umi bouih .u anart nA a great surprise on account of ItB b patriotic duty, exceeding promptness inrelievinir " pain in bladder, 4 kidneys and ' wm Promote Beauty. back, in male or female. Believes! Women desirlnc heautv o-t, mmy 1 . . . i, . . 1 it I . . . M . . . I vv ouiu you nave ueroer neaiui, i retention - oi ' water almost lm-1 wonderful help from Bncklen s more . strength, clearer sxin, i mediately. If you want auick re- Arnica Salve. It baniflhAn stronger nerves, more elastic stop? I lief and cure this is the remedy. I pimples, skin eruptions, sores and us uouiswrs nowcy inoanuun i ooia oy uranam urug jo. . I boils, it makes the skin soft and At Orabam, In the State of North Carolina, at the olon of boilneaa Nov. 10, 1810. BE80UHCE8 . '- Loam and dlaoonnta ...- tlfflMBJg Orerdrafta, aeoured., -. . M8.i3 V. 8. Bond! to aeoore circulation. (0000.00 Premlnmi on JJ. B. Bondi-.--.A M0O00 Banklng-hoiue Fnmltare and Fixture, 8000.00 Dae from National Bank. ...-..... 172M.S0 One from approved reserve Rgenta 0511.00 Cheoks and other oath Items... (68t.W Notes of other National Bank..... 800.00 Fractional paper currency, nlckela, ota. 108JM Lawful money reserve In bank, Tls Specie 6817 00 Legal-tender note.-. laXUX) 8817.00 Redemption fond with TJ. 8. Treaa. t percent of olrouiatlon...-...-. UOUOO Total, S230OT.M LIABILITIES Capital atock paid in .......60000.00 Surplua Fund....... 12600.00 Undivided profita, len expemei and tazea pald,... ..(88S.M NaaonalBaakNoteaoatatandliur.- tOOOOOO Individual depoaltoaubjeot to check (M6S.lt Time Certificate! of Deposit lilOO.17 Certified Check...............-... .... Caahler'a checks outstanding 188.(1 Bills parable Including certificate , of deposit for money borrowed 6000.00 ' Total $230,907. State of North.Carolina, , . County of Alamance. I, .Chas. A. Soott, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief . , v .. , , Chas. A. Boor, Cashier, Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 15th day of Nor- W10. CHAS. a XHOMPSON, Notary PubUo Correct Attest) 0. P. HARDEN, H. W. SCOTT, J. L. SOOTT, JR.. V; v Dlreotors. KEPORT OF CONDITION OF The Citizens Bank QF GRAHAM. At Graham In the State of North Carolina, at the oloee of business Nov. 10, 1(10. - BB80CBCBS Loans and discount.. Overdrafts secured ... Furniture and Fixtures Due from Banks and Bankers., Cash Items .... ....... .$2mS-B ...1088.01 . !8i . SUT(.M .........260.00 BIG Oyster Supper FREE All who have bought Suits for Fall 1910 from t. S, DIXON made by ED. V, PRICE & CO. are invited to attend an Oyster Supper on Dec 24, 1910 at his place - - N. Main St. Graham, N. C. Some of the names of customers found below who are invited. All Wu0 want to be one of the PUSH get a suit and we will have a big time. Gold coin Silver coin, etc., National Bank notes.. . 1(8.60 S94.H 888.00 Total.. LIABILITIES ..tU168- Capital stock.. 10000X0 1 ..1O0O4W Surplus fund Undivided profits, less current expenses and taxes paid,-.. ..,. JT12M BlUs Payable H00j Dividends unpaid- Time Certificates of Deposit.. 778.11 Deposits subject to check. Savings Deposits .10890.11 Cashier's Checks outstanding KM7J8 Total. State of North Carolina, County of Alar I manoe, sk LCha. 0. Thompson, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. CHAS. C THOMPSON. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day of Nov., Via A. B. THOMPSON, Notary Public, Correct Attest: A.M. HADLBV, W. J.NICK8, . A. J. THOMPSON. Directors., Tea, the great vegetable regula tor and tonic. One 85o package makes 109 cups of tea. Thompson Drug uo. - North Wilkeeboro Hustler, 8d: Mr. Lester Taylor, who lived near Prather's creek, in Alleghany county, was fatally cut by a Mr. velvety. It glorifies the face, Charles E. Erbsteln, one of the Cures sore eyes, cold sores, crack attorneys for Laa 01Tn P cnappea nanas. jtfest lor d , i burns, scalds, fever sores, cuts, u'""ul wa. TOwuwjr aw hw,la anrl niloa 9K ot,l,. 1.. . '-. . . . , ..uiuimi i(uunu, ui at vuatrgv ui uriumgi rjfng CO. vnaries a. wnite, a memoer oi the Illinois Legislature, to vote I Trying to save her husband' for William Lorimer for United savings of several years, Mrs States Senator, has been indicted I Susan Calwanic, 26 years old, was Tpvtn IJ1.M Tntijlav anil a. ntiAna v.. nni.. J on a charge of corrupting a mem- burned to death at Johnstown I k. .v. r.-rt .li.i. .11 I'D. - .-.vi a uw vi his J Uijr wiuuu uearoU I , aiuu wio uuun waa uwuvni Brown. The Juror in .question, by fire. The woman had carried Those unsightly pimples and I Grant McCutchen, and Henry T. lout her year-old babe and return blotches ! External applications I Stacy, alleged go-between, ao-1 ed to the house to secure the mon u fit ?TnVv! w worn, o cording to their stories, recieved ey when she was overcome by rnTTe; thero, krT GalF50' which they divided equally I smoke. tha csnso impure blood. , Tea I 'or McCutonen to on the ver- or Nuggets (Ublet form) Wc at I diet, At the first trial of Browne Thompson Drug Co. . I the jury disagreed and on the seoond trial Brown was acquitted. Ia Salisbury Saturday the sheet- iron smokestack on the kitchen chimney of the Empire hotel was blown off and falling throe stories struck J. L Maynard, who was standing in rear of his place of I business, inflicting serious la- Juries. The house of Martin Bevill, col ored, who lived la a suburb of Winston, was burned Friday You Can Cora That Backache. Pal a along the baek, alsalaesa, hsadaesis Omk a , m Motaar O rays Aaatral laavLaaf , taeptaaaaat i Hd fc KJaae 1 ilea 1 tronhu. , Vk . , ""w"! am.wM ana wnaeat eaerir tals raasaihabl eaaablaaHoa .4 aataua's rTiialor n aa a i-iieer ir aaaaL Mother Orayw AeatoUlaa-l sow ay PrBwaists t east by ssati btMaa Unytia,Laaa7, M.f. Mather What will yon take for that Cough you have Bill? I- don want it, but if I had it I would Uke Bloodine Cough Checker, 25c bottle will cure you. Graham Drug. .... Entering the private car of Walter Douglas, general manager of the Phelps-Dodge interests in the Southwest, two bandits held up party of eastern directors and officials of the Calumet and Arizo na mine at Lordsburg, N. M., and atisens of High Point have on"e crowd, which begun an active agitation for a . 1. ""J"- aM.l...I..LM.MU alt-U.. ,f- J.l. tt.-v t,.. v mue waa wwgga mm J "I" I wv wiw lura k U1U Ml tha KMrM rwirt . .inj -tf T t i -v. f .1 -1 l . I ' vu jiu wi seiiu jivriauwu lm uiw i uisj coimiy swaVa. flames. Ber 11 and his wife had r. i 1 .vim. m . aiau j suiiwi cuuurw losef UOD . . . eonatioaUon. which U cftan t. 1.1"" ameu toy.wn ' . v mrnn irMrc r a ww cause of seeming stupidity at lea- Rn7iEe'J Ty JT 01 1 aons. Chamberlain's Stomal I 1 vW.he"' , wtvuwwbs si, uie iiue piuu, iour or. ue Dest pnysicuns gave him up. Then was shown the marvel- and liver Tablets are na ideal medicine to give a child, for thev I tm n . a a ... I iara nuia ana genue in uelr effect, ana wui cure even enronle eon. stipaUon. Sold by All Dealers. ous curat! re power of Electric-Bitters. For, after eight months of mrntrm suffering from liver trouble an 1 yellowjaundiee, get- Sevaa aa leara Kua LUb. gone to work, leaving the child alone la the house. C R, Kelly, near Triangle, Liacoln county, losUki granary and conteata by fire Monday morning of last week. Ia the loss is three bales of cotton, cot ton seeo, w&eat, iruit, etc, or BUhoo Hendrix. who i. t r,a.L,vul"' y'jaunaioe, get- toe estimated value of 1600. I.m. .v. r DO ne,P otner remedies a BMW uicr "B.UB9 ww wwm.tAWt.rww ra ctwt n avi am - m m ... . . . . . I ' l w uwcwra, are Domes or in la cam woio, m fiuooaue county i oiins uonierenee at Winston this matchless medicine eomDlebalT manwas found uneonsclous ia a week, dedicated the new Met ho. I ""ed him. Its Doutivelv soft drink establishment ia Ashe-1 dlst church at Dawidaon fin.ifaw I fnaraateed for Stomach, Liver or tCU Friday and died next day. Juaney troubles and never dis- rr. y. i j.vi.. la .1 . appoint Only 50c at Graham -I tiriiiuM wnicw: . " rrav I LlniSf f m. bottle of laadaaua ia his pocket I vendee, those little Candy Cold I and Is beleived to have Liken I Lnre Tablets are working wonders I President .Taft sailed from lamy parun . rreventies surely Charleston last Thursday for his vv . w Mia unppe, tHntaPuama laadaaua with suicidal intent. Kissftta XJoODins, a young womaa living near Tadkinv01e,re- eently so severely burned while helping to nurse a sick brother, died of her injuries Tuesday of last week. She was S years old and was soon to hava married. la a very few hours. And Pro- ventics are so safe and harmless. -v I . ... aouoinine, nouunr narsh nor sickening. Fine for feverish rest less . children. Box of 48 at 15c soia try All Dealers. f ARNOLD'S . wan.m nitciii aa CLl Ui-aJLa3iha Dowel Complain by Graham Drag Co. Graham, N. C KlUa A Marderer. A merciless murderer is Appen dicitis with many victims. But Dr. King's New Life Pills , kill it by prevention. They gently stim ulate stomachfcliver and bowels, preventing thai clogging that in vites appendicitis, curing Consti pation, Headache, . Biliousness, Uhills. 25o at Graham Drug Co. Albright J D Albright Bill , Andrews B F Andrews JB Andrews Clyde L Albright T A Allen WH Allen Prof A T Ansley AG Ausley Herbert Anglin. J. M. Black Johnie Bane GO Burke A W Branson J A Black Carter BattonHL BoswellOO Bosweil L A Boone Walter Boone Elmer Boone LA -Boland Johnie BlackwellSB Bell Daniel Boone Tom Bane Will Burke John W Baliff JA BaliffFoy Branson CO Bradshaw 0 L Boggs Jake Cozert Frank Crowson S H Coble Peter ClappGeo. Clapp Howard Crawford W A Cates HO Coley JT ? Coble Jack Coble Tom CoreP B cook j b ; Cates Wilson CabeB Elex Dixon Ben Dixon Clyde Dixon Si'.' Dixon Jim Dram wright Tom Durham Logan EdwardsO F Edwards JH Edwards Edd EzellOD Edwards E 0 Edwards W A Evans HT . Ellington Grady ' Fowler John FlintomJA Fowler Jimmie Foust E E Fount PE Foust DL " Albert Glosson M M Guthrie JG. , Guthrie J R Garrison Cleve Garrison James ' -Go wins L G -Holt Gus . Holt Tom 1 Holt Jim Holt S S Holt Charlie a Holt Clyde Holt Will , Holt Will Cool) Hardee A K. Hunter BE -Hunter Clyde Hunter J E Hunter J H " HaUW,H Heritage Claud -HallJO Hughes Heenaa Holt Herbert Henry W 0 Haynes Bob Holt Pies Holmes B L Johnson Talmage Johnson TL Jeanes Pleas ' '" Jerrell Simeon The prosecution of Frank B. Harriman, Charles L Ewlng and J. M. Taylor, formerly -Illinois Central officers, charged with con spiracy to swindle the company by fraudulent car-repair bills, 'has closed and the men have been held for the grand jury in Chicago. T Cars a CeU la Oaa Day. ' Take Laxative Bromo Quinine laDiew. AU druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. - K. W. Grove's signature is on sob. I victim ' oonsumption. DOXZ50. : ., . ., ? ' , ' . ' Jerrell Bright Eernodle J D Jr Kinney Worth Lewis Dry Geo Clay Lewis Walter Banks Lewis June , Long J A T Long J Jr ' ; Linens Sam ' Lindsay Prof 8 G ,. LoftisOS Lea Jerry Long EH . - Loy JO ; Miner William " Menefee Chas Moon Lewie v Montgomery TO -.) Mosier Jim - Moore Chas . Murray Jammie Mann Will Mosier Carl - Mann Colon Marshall Earnest 1 McPhersonOR . McPherson Bob - : McPherson O R " McPherson William -McPherson SH ' McPherson J F McPherson Marvin Nicholson Dr M A Oldham Y A Oldham 0 W PickardSJSI Patterson Chas Pickard Walter - Pickard Jess " Perish Earnest Patterson J D Phillips G 0 Phillips J U.s Phillips Bryant - Parker E SJr" PickardTL Perry PR - - Pickard .v" Robertson OP RebertsonOB -. Rich R L Rich Grover , Rich W A Rogers' Buffin - RobersonOR k ' ' Rippy Ralph '. RaineyR G . ' Rich Alex ' . ' Rearia Claud - Reavis T J Jr . ' Roach Maurice ReidWill Shields Fred . , Shields L . Smith William . Shoe Charlie - - : : Shoe Jim 1 Shoe Harden -. - Stout Puny Scott Square Don Scott Edwin Soott HW Scott Chas A - ' Scott John Jr StuttsAO Steel Lewis SykesSM ' Sheppard L E . StanfieldJM StanfieldJB - Steele Everett ; Stout A 8 , ' -SkelinsD A -Trollinger Adolph J ' Thompson Everett 1 Thompson S F Thompson Alfred O ' Thomas Walter i : . Thompson Albert J ' ! Thompson Rom 1 ' Thompson WE Vestal W S ', ' ; Taughn Carl ' Walker Dr W E -1 Walker Joseph " 7 Walker Johnie , , ' ' Watkins H L - Woods Sam " ; . ' Woods Owen ' . Williamson WG - Walker DM . ' Webster John A ' . WHO'S YOUR TAILOR ? Vet Serry Far tkeBIajkaar, !If my friends hadn't blunder ed in thinking J was a . doomed I might not be alive now. 9 writes D. T. Sanders, of Harrodaburg, Ky., "but for years they saw every at tempt to cure a long-racking cough faU. Al last I tried Dr. King's New Discovery. The effect It soon stopped Motorcycles are the latest ve hicles to be used by. burglars in Kentucky. A gang of them mount ed on these 8wift-movitig'' .ma-was wonderfuL chines raided six small towns in ! the cough and I am now In better Boyle county, Ky., one night lest health than I have had for years. week and rwl itv nw wonuenui lue-saveris an 1,000 in cash. .. They robbed I llJ: 0 houses promiscuously for 35 miles. I hemorrhages, whooping eough or . . weak lungs, r 50c, fl.oa Trial Stomach trouble would more I bottle free. . Guaranteed bv tiuiciiy disappear U the Idea of I uranani Drog Uo, iMUtlnff fit n .V I m 7eek wonlalomeit; Nor. ..-The Atlantie tice. A tiny, inside, . hiddeal0oBiIjMmpaiijfaed nerve, says Dr. ShooD. covera I with the eorooratiom aconiiacian and glres strength to the stomach. I tmlew tha v.ia.a t. . m rwi G?! lr Fayetvffle, these "inside nerve- faiLthen the " we P1 or the 014 inade- orgsns most falter. Dr. Shoop'sl0.0 station vthat the railroad Restorative ia directed grecifk-allT I company has been eontflndinr une uuiiog nerves. , within I that it should be allowad to A Bf kABiaai a I ' pwrr,;" . "e I ndeL The eommiadoa Intends waavyi w f MQBtiiUirjui UaUODsiUvI . ' they realize a rain. ,t ail I w req tie tJo Une to allow Dealers. I the Raleigh South port railroad to use this station also, oa areata! After purchasing a coffin, which uii 7 auakiBg It a EXECOTOR-8 NOTiCfi. she kepV, in her home, and having I nalon stotion for FayettevCs. aa elaborate tombstone plajed on her lot In a nearby cemetery, Miss tT a a QJujiArsn. An eccentric r haran. I iumm ter, who lived alone in the country I CMtr, H. d.ui. fta to BKMfy aU mm muim nM. F.. I.. . I aa aula aia IMa.. . aeaa on her porch last week. ner!ra K.aw.i,i,h,i ., ui a. "& larur uornea oi n,"M"'lllu'M"al nj ..)t i- v.,. . lr."1 r. " uyi is wiicrni 10 nsTS itas is believed to hare I a M w. i. k. -When a cold becomes settled In the system, it will take several day's treatment to cure it, and the best remedy to use is Cham berlain's Cough Remedy. It will euro quicker than any other, and also leaves the - system, ia a natural and healthy condition. Sold by All Dealers. Wilmington. Oct. 8. Mr. Hen ry G. Fennel, chief clerk to the purchasing agent of the Atlantic Coast Line, has resigned his posi tion and will leave about the first of January for Atlanta, ua., where he will engage in the rail way supply business. The Atlanta house of which Mr Fennel will a be manager Is no of several that win be opened by a corpora tion recently formed. Mr. Fen- ael has ' been - a resiaeu of WTlminsrtosi about' twesry years, being connected with the Coast line during that time, ana his departure Is regretted, ue will be succeeded as chief clerk to the purchasing agent of ta Coast line by Mr. O. L Browne, whogeta a deserved prossotioa. AEiaNISTBATOBS NOTICE. Berto- analMed ee etaalmearjef ia of hay Mom, aaia" .tr. a. u, thu ta aa Ktfy aM.f? .in eia, .... mm ta e " a r-rp . ni m .m ay r oi mowmminr, 1 9mm4M ta t or U. mn tr4tol4mi to tK. mmtm m et Tk laT.l.i.J ialirMr1ll J.SXoo. Au;. try been accidental. wulaa 1 I J. S. Coot, AKr. . . 1
The Alamance Gleaner (Graham, N.C.)
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Nov. 17, 1910, edition 1
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