THE GLEANER
GRAHAM, N. C., May 18, 1911.
Pestoffice Honrs.
Offloe open 7.00 a. m. t07.00 p. m.
Bandar MO toll.oo a. a. and 4.00 to IJN> B
HRBNAN HUQHBB, Postmaster.
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Local News.
—Graham Graded Schools will
close June Ist.
—lt's "good old summertime"
now. Been waiting for it about
eight months.
—The Carnival folded its tents
and hied away last Saturday night.
. "Gcod riddance."
exercises at
Elon College will be held from
June 3rd to 10th.
—Mr. J. B. Montgo nery, N. Main
St., is remodeling his residence and
adding a second story. It was a
one story cottage.
—Rev. Thomas C. Hodges will
preach in the Opera House on Tues
day night, May 23, at eight o'clock.
The public cordially invited.
—The Rural Carriers Association
of Alamance will hold their annual
meeting in Graham at 1 o'clock p.
m., May 30th All carriers are urged
to be present.
-The City of Burlington is having
a little excitement over the election
of a Chief of Police. Mr. C. V.
Heritage was elected and refused to
serve and a successor has not been
secured. " *
—Mr. John Lasley, son of Dr. J.
W. Lasley of Burlington, has been
elected a member of the University
faculty to teach mathematics. He
is only 19 years of age and his elec
tidn is a distinct honor.
—Mayor J. Adolph Long is mov
ing today to the cottage of Rev.
David E. Sampson, N. Main St. He
has been living in the residence of
- Mr. A. B. Nicholson, who is to re
turn soon and resume his residence
here.
—Miss Lorena Kernodle and Mr.
J. D. Kernodle, Jr., entertained their
class-mates, the 10th Grade, and the
9th Grade, Tuesday night. The
young people played dominoes and
! afterward refreshments were served.
It was a pleasant evening for all.
—Dr. S. Dace McPherson, who
spent last Winter and Spring tak
ing special work at New York Poly
clinic Institute, is leaving Haw Riv-
er to take his abode in Durham. He
is one of our leading physicians and
his going away will be regretted by
a host of friends.
—We have been assured that the
electric car line will be in operation
by July Ist. Contracts for all ma
terial is being contracted -for.
Piedmont Railway and Electric Co.
is the name of the new corporation
that takes over the properties of two
or three other allied corporations to
" complete and operate the line.
—Miss Kate Jeffreys left a few
days ago for her home in Ooldsboro
on account of sickness. Her moth
er, who had been with her a few
days, accompanied her. Miss Jef
freys is a teacher in the Graded
Schools and Miss Annie Long has
been elected to teach in her stead
for the remainder of the term.
Address by Ex- Governor Glenn.
In the Presbyterian church Fri
day, the 19th at Bp. m., a popu
lar meeting in the Interest of
Chrlstain Mission Schools especial
ly in the mountains of N. C., will
be addressed by Gov. R. B. Glenn.
Everyone Is cordially invited to
come and hear this educational
and inspirational address by our
great christian orator.
E. C. MURRAY.
Deaths.
Mrs. David H. Thompson died
Tuesday at her home in Newlin
township and the remaina were
buried at Cane Creek burying
ground yesterdar. She is survived
by her husband and five sons and
two daughters.
The nine-year-old child of Mr.
Chss. Overman died at Swepeonville
Tuesday and was buried at Phillips
Chapel yesterday.
Mrs. Pattie Hodge, wife of Mr. J.
A. Hodge, died rather suddenly at
her home near Mebane last Wednes
day morning. She had not been
very well. The interment took
place at Mebane Thursday. She ia
survived by her husband and five
children.
A Card of Thanks.
To the good'people of Graham:
We desire to exprees our hearts
felt appreciation to all the kind
friends who assisted in any way
in ministering to our precious
mother during her last illness,
t *»y heaven's richest blessings
rest upon every one. With every
other good wish, Sincerely.
figgr Mr. and Mrs. E. A. FOOLEKAN,
Hlr _ CHAS. A. JCHES. ,
Personal Mention
■ ..I ■
Mrs. B. F. Long, of Steterrille, is
visiting Mrs. G«o. W. Long.
Mr. S. S. Brown, of Greensboro,
was here Tuesday on business.
Miss Maizie Baker, of Baltimore,
is visiting Mrs. E. S. Parker, Jr.
Miss Kate Clendenin .spent Sun
day at Mr. Geo. W.Stockard's, near
Saxapahaw.
Mr. J. Scott Hnnter,' ot Durham,
spent yesterday with his mother,
Mrs. C. S. Hunter.
Master Will : am Scott left yester
day for Fayetteville to visit his
aunt, Mrs. Walter L. Holt.
Miss Blanche Clapp, in school at
Elon College, spent Satarday and
Sunday at her home here.
Mr. Ralph Long, with the Ameri
can Tobacco Co., spent Sunday and
Monday at his home here.
Miss Kathleen Long spent the
first of the week in Greensboro with
her sister, Mrs. R. Jess. Mebane.
Mr. A. J. Marshburp, of Spencer,
was here Sunday and Monday visit
ing his sister, Mrs. David E. Samp
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. K. Mebane
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home of the former's mother at
Mebane.
Mr. and Mrs. Hemdon and Mr.
and Mrs. S ted man, of Greensboro,
spent Sunday here at the home of
Mrs. Bryan Phillips.
Mrs. W. C. Moore and her little
daughters, Misses Margaret, Frances
and Louise, left today for Thomas
ville, Ga., to visit her brother.
Master Jack Scott Causey, of An
derson, S. C., arrived here last Fri
day morning on a visit to his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Scott, Jr.
Rev. and Mrs. David E. Sampson
left last night for Nebraska and
California to attend the Friends'
Yearly Meetings, -as stated two
weeks ago.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Elmer Long re
turned Monday from Pittsboro. Mr.
Long attended Chatham Court and
Mrs. Long visited at the home of har
father, Capt. Thos. Peay.
Capt. Don E. Scott returned from
the Mexican frontier whither ha
went three weeks before to do field
duty in the U. S. Army. He enjoy
ed his stay veiy much.
Mr. J. Harvey White is spending
a few days in Fayetteville and also
attending the closing exercises of
the Fresh;terian College at Red
Springs of which he is one of the
trustees.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kernodle went
to Lumberton last Friday to visit
their daughter, Mra. Jas. D. Proctor,
The former returned Monday mor
ning; the latter will rvturn tomor
row accompanied by Mrs. Proctor
and her little brother-in-law, Master
Robert Proctor.
At Elon College last Thursday
night the recital given by Miss
Kathleen Long was a very pleasura
ble event. She has been taking
special music training under Miss
Wilson, Directress. A number
attended from here and were de
lighted with the high class enter
tainment.
$10,M0,000 Mortgage.
Southern Power Company has
forwarded to Alamance county,
for record a mortgage in favor of
The Farmers' Loan and Trust Com
pany of Mew York to seoure the
payment of $10,000,000 five per
cent, twenty-year gold bonds. It
will require more than a 100 pages
ofonecf the large records in the
Register of Deeds office. The South
ern Power Co. has already crossed
this comity with its towers and is
about through stringing the wires
for transmission of electric current.
Scott-Hudson.
Invitations are out as follows:
Mr and Mra Robert Walter Scott
request the pleasure of your company
at the marriage of their daughter
France* Josephine
to
CaMtai Rex Hodaoo
on Thursday morning, the first of June
at nine o'clock
"Melville"
Haw River, North Carolina.
At Home after July the lr*t v
ltaleigb, North GuvHaa.
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Two Whits Tenants—Small
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right persons. Sss D. A. Lona,
Graham, N. C.
—lam now offering my satin
Stock of Clothing, Hats, Shoes and
Gentlemen's Famishing* at and be
low cost to close oat.
A. M. HADLXT, Graham, N. C.
—A foil line of Buggies of all
Kinds and a big lot of Farm Ma
chinery. See cmr stock and get our
prices before you buy anything in
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Graham, N. C.
SOUTH WIS r ALAMANCE.
Oar. ofTbe Olsnnoi.
We had a much needed shower on
the 13th. The frost and hot sun of
a few days before were trying on the
vegetable crop. •> .
Willie Jennings and family of
Oibsonville, Miss Huffines of Elon,
and Otto Crouse and family spent
Sunday at J. R. Foster's.
Several from Burlington, Belle
mont and other places attended
services'at Mt. Zion on last Sunday.
D. M. Sullivan and wife of Greens
boro have been spending a few days
in the community, visiting their
people and attending Church Servi
ces.
Corn and cotton planting is about
over and some are ready to set to
bacco.
Fishing in Kimeville pond has
been prohibited—hard on the regu
lar fishermen.
———-
Norman Lewis, the slayer of
Chief of Polioe J. M. Sellings, of
Spring Hope, Nash, county, died
in the electric chair in the State
prison at Raleigh Friday m trnlng.
He died without making any
statement whatever and was re
markably composed.
Mr. C. E. Houston has been ap
pointed clerk of the Superior
Court of Union county to succeed
his brother, Mr. D. A'. Houston,
who resigned to take tho cashier
ship of of the Fimt National Bank
of Monroe. The appointment
ment was made by Judge W. J.
Adams, tho resident judge of the
district.
A number of assistant post
musters in the State met at Greens
boro last week and organized the
North Carolina Assistant Post
masters' Association. They will
hold a State convention in Greens
boro July 4.
Secretary (liarles Nogel, of the
Department of Commerce and
Labor, was the principal speaksr
and honor guest at a compliment
ary banquet given in Greensboro
Wednesday night of last week by
the Merchants and Manufacturers'
club.
Monday night last week fire
destroyed the barn of Mr. Sylves
ter Boulding, who lives about four
miles below High Point. Two fine
horses, seven head of cattle, sever
al vehicles and other property
was consumed. Loss over $1,500
with about S2OO insurance.
The grand lodge of Odd Fellows
in session at Winston last week,
decided to meet in Raleigh next
year. Deputy Grand Master
Overton, of Durham, was elected
grand master to succeed F. D.
Hackett, of Wilkes. B. H. Wood
all, for 26 years secretary, was re
elected.
The State Building Commission,
appointed to supervise the
erection of the State buil
ding at Raleigh, for which
$260,000 was appropriated
met in Raleigh and organ
ized by \ election Col, Aahley
Horne, chairman and Mr. W. £.
Springer, of Wilmington, secre
tary. An executlvo committee,
consisting of Messrs. Horne,
Springer. J. Elwood Cox and J.
A. Long *M appointed to select a
site, look into deUlls and report
to another meeting.
Walter Sandlfer, aged 32, was
shot and killed and his aunt.Mr*.
Cora Berainger, mortally wounded
in the latter's restaurant iu Colom
bia, S. C., Saturday afternoon a
week. The shooting was done by
Earnest Grlmsley, a county con
vict guard, following a dispute
over a bowl of soup. Mrs. Beraing
er died Saturday night.
■The Colorado Legislature ad
journed sine die Saturday night
without electing a United States
Senator to succeed the late Sena
tor Charles J. Hughes. The
Legislature, which has a large
Democratic majority, has been
deadlocked for 123 days on Robt.
M. Speer, mayor of Denver, and
former Governor Alva Adams,
both Democrats. Ninety-two
ballots had been taken. The
action of the Assembly in dissol
ving without an election means
that Colorado for the next two
years will have only one Senator—
a Republican.
John Hax, a constable of St.
Charles county, Va., *vfent to
Penningtoif Gap, Va., on sirens
day to help ths town marshal,
Gsorge Hlnkle, keep order. Hax
arrested sons unknown man for
some trival offense and started
with him to the lockup. Hinkle
declared that being town marshal
he wonld do ths am sting himself.
Whits the prisoner got away,
Hax shot Hinkle and Hinkle shot
Hax. Both died almost Instantly.
Far Sale.
Ths Hal. B. Msbane Residence
apply to Chas. A. Scott.
Bible Study contest.
Gold and Silver Medals.
In three weeks lrom to-day a
very important Bible Study con
test starts in connection with the
ALANANCK GLEANER. Most, if
not all, of ( our readers are aware
■of its importance, and its condi
tions, and this is simply "to stir
up your pure minds by way of
remembrance" • -
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thirty-five contestants, thirty-five
copies of the book, "The Heart of
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A beautifully-engraved Diploma
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with the lesson for Sunday June
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secutive weeks, certifying lliat
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—KEMP P. BATTLE— The best
horse ever bred in Alamsnce Co.,
will be in Graham from 25th to
27th of April. For further infor
mation apply to Edgsr long.
For Sale.
Pure blooded brown leghorn
chickens. Come early.
HEEBEBT LONG, Graham.
For Sale.
The Hal. B. Mebane Residence
apply to Chaa. A. Scott.
Fair Exchange.
A New Back for an Old
One—How it is Done in
Graham.
The back aches at times with a
dull, indescribable feeling, mak
i ing yon weary and restless;
, piercing pains shoot across the
region of the kineys, and again
the loins are so lams to stoop is
' agony. No use to rub or apply a
> plaster to the back in this con
■ dition. You cannot reach the
cause. Exchange the bad back
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low the pie of thin Graham
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Suggestive Questions on the
Sunday School Lesson.
Br UV. T. S. UNSCOTT, D. D.
May 28th, 1911
(Coprrlfht. 1010. by Kc». T. S. Utucott, D.IX)
M Icah's Picture of Universal Peace.
(An International Peace Lesson.)
Mlcah IT: 1-8.
Golden Text —Nation shall not lift
up a sword against nation, neither
shall they learn war any more. Mlcah
lv: 8.
(1.) Verse I—What are your ideas
concerning the mlllenlum?
(1.) What institution to-day stands
as a mountain above every other in
stitution?
(8.) When will Christianity prob
ably sway the hearts of the nations,
so that her beneficent laws will dom
inate themf
(4.) What are the influences at
work to-day which make for the
Chriatlanlzation of the nation?
(6.) Verse 2 —What can churches
and Individuals, do more than they are
doing, to make the nations of the
earth Christian?
(6.) Verse 3—When will nations be
gin "to beat their swords Into plow
shares, and their spears into pruning
hooks?"
(7.) There probably never was a
time when the civilised nations were
spending as much money on their ar
mies and navies as now, or were more
thoroughly prepared for war, what
does this Indicate aa to the coming
of universal peace?"
(8.) What Is probably the cost per
ennum of (1) the atandlng armies,
(2) the navies of the civilized na
tions?
(9.) If fifty Mr cent of the vast
sum spent In preparation for war
North Carolina News.
In Concord they flslied a lire
pig out of the sewer a few days
ago.
Mr. Geo. W. Watts, of ( Durhain,
has given another $25,000 to Union
Theological Seminary (Presby
terian), Richmond, Va.
Under a special law dogs are
taxed in Rowan and the county
assessor tells the Salisbury Post
that he believes the county will
receive about $2,500 from the dog
tax. \
The barn of Lawyor A. A.
Whitener, of Hickory, was burned
one afternoon the past week. This
is the third barn Mr. Whitener
has lost since March. He carried
no insurance. The fire is thought
to have been of incendiary origin.
The Boone Democrat says the
majority by which Shawneehaw
and Beech Mountain townships
voted to secede from Watauga and
join the new county of Avery was
found to 1)0 just ten when the vote
was canvassed. The majority
was lirst reported to be 21.
Concord Tribune 11th: The
eight-months-old infant of Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Hook,' of the
Young-Jlartsell Mill, was scalded
to death yesterday. The child
was playing beneath a table on
which sat a pan of hot water and
in some way the water was tilted
over him, scalding bis body from
the shoulders down, causing death
a few minutes later,
C. W. Farland had a narrow
escape from death while at work
on a telephone post in Qreensboro
a few dnjfli ago. While on top of
a pole he came in contact wtth a
cable conveying 2,300 volts of
electricity. He was held in that
position till he became uncon
scious, when he fell on some wire
which held his body until he be
came conscious. He recovered.
Morganton Herald, 11th: The
wife of Ed. Henry, colored, living
in South Morganton, yesterday
afternoon Met Are to herself after
saturating her clothing wlih kero
sene oil, and was so badly burned
that it was thought for awhile
that she could not lire. But her
condition is reported more favor
able today. The act is believed
to have beon committed in a flt of
insanity, as the woman is said to
have been acting strangely for
some time —since the deaf- of one
of her children.
Shaw University, the negro col
lege In Raleigh, last week granted
diplomas to 78 graduates In the
various department* of training,
including medicine, pharmacy,
theology, bachelor of arts, bache
lor of science, normal department,
art.
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were spent in ICiiSaUng the" nations
In the folly of war, and in, the suffi
ciency of arbitration to settlin disputes,
how many years would it take to ac
corapllsh?
(10.) What would be the effect if
the universities of the world were to
establish chairs for teaching the folly
of war, and the morality, and econom
ics of peace?
(11.) When did you last listen to a
sermon from your pastor on the crime
Mid folly of war?
(12.) To what extent Is the Chris
tian church responsible for the pres
ent Insane preparation for war?
(13.) If Jesus were now In the flesh
and addressed public gatherings, what
would he probably say about present
day war preparations? (Thla Is one of
the questions which may be answered
In writing by members of the club.)
(14.) Verses 4-«—lf the nations of
the earth were to disarm and make a
treaty of perpetual peace, what would
be ita economic, its social, and ethical
effect?
(15.) What effect would perpetual
peace have upon the evangelization of
the world?
(18.) What can wo do more, to
arouse the man to a realiza
tion of the stupendous folly and crime
of war?
Ireason for Sunday, June 4th, 1911.
Israel's Penitence and Ood's Pardon.
Hosea llv.
Milk.
Milk cooled to a temperature of 85M
degrees may be kept several days al
any temperature under S3 degrees.
Fifty thousand dollars will be
spent in remodeling the Yarbor
ongh House in Raleigh.
OA.BTOn.XA,
BasntW ,»ltn KM Yw Wtw Ahwp Wi
Goldsboro raised $14,639,50 in a
few days to build n modern hospi
tal building In that city.
FOLEYS ORINO LAXATIVE
Tom STOMACH Taouui tnd CONSTIPATION
Passr-nger trains, daily and Sun
day, now run over the Southbound
railroad from Winston-Salem to
Florence, S. C.
Oetvitt » Little early Rlaers,
T«# tmwimm «i»I« ttlla.
The Association of North Caro
lina Case Workers, furniture
manufacturers, will hold a con
vention iu Lenoir tho 24th.
OAffVOHXa.
IsanU* yf 1* Ki— Yw Hiw Hlwyi Bwot
Prof. G. A. Itamoser, of Con
over, was Thursday elected vice
prewident of the Lutherans of the
English branch of the Missouri
Synod.
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For Sale.
The Hal. B. Mebane Residence
apply to Clias. A. Scott.
Notice of Attachment
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North Carolina,
Alamance Count).
, In the Mnperlor Cssrl.
n. C. Thnrston. Plaintiff. \
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' W. I. Martin and the ( WOTICB.
Southern Railway COB- I
psn), Defendants. J
Tu defendant. W. I. Martin, will take no
ties that ■ lummoni In the aborr entitled
action ni laeued a«.lnat the aald defenrl-
Kta on til* 11th dm» of April. Mil, out of the
parlor Court of Alamanoe oountr. which
■MlOMWMtoreturnebleon_ lb* Ith Nun
day after the Br* Mondar In March, toll, to
the Sift parlor Oourt of Mid county, to be hald
In Graham. N. C , on that data, and that Mid
action la brought «o reoorer tha euro of Pour
Hundred and Thlrty-fMr Dollar* aad Fifty
three tenia, dua to tha plaintiff by the rte
fendant, WJU Martin, on acoount of certain
oonfftatl to iaake»ood certain loeaej „
w etch lof oottoa chipped to plaintiff n Pel..
Sod, I*ll. and oo March ith. Hll.whlch he
railed and reelected to do. and the defendant.
W.T. Martin, will further Uhe notice that a
warrant of attachment waalMoad out of «a Id
huuertorf ourt of Alamance oouDtjr on tha
to returnable to tha Huparlor Court of Ala
mance oounty on tha Utn Monda/afler the
Sat In Match, toll, whan aod where the
Mid defendant* are required tnaoaeer or
dearar to the complaint n led In aaM action,
or the relief demanded in aald oo m ptolat will
Vhto A pi 11711), in I.
t. D. KBItNODLR,
Clark Superior Court
W, H. CAHROLI., At«y. for Pita-
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There Are Lots Of Cigars
sold at the same price as ours hat fojfflgi
they don't come anywhere near jflfeSl
matching them in flavor, aroma and
free smoking quality. Try one to
day and you'll wonder how anybody
can smoke any othor brands selling
(or su me price or even a nickle
Graham Drug Company*
'Phone 99 Prescription Druggists*
please anymaii or lady.
Roomy Chairs, Handy Sectional Book
Cases, Handsome Library Tallies,
Couches, Just the things
foi your library.
IdgTTf you contemplate fitting up a room it will be to your in
terest to call and see our immense stock and get our prices be
fore doing so.
U. B. SMITH
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Alamance Pharmacy
Special for Wednesday, May 24
Remember the Date.
On aU A. D. S. Preparations, including the
iamous A. D. S. Peroxide Cream, Tooth Paste,
Foot Powder, Ac. We will give extra as a bonus
500 Votes
ior evry 25 c cash purchase. : : • : 3
All votes must he registered each and every
Wednesday.
Special Sales Every Wednesday. 'Watch
For Announcement Standing ot Contest
ants displayed in our window every
FRIDAY.
The tine PIANO, to be given away can be seen
in our store, it's a beauty and worth hustling for
Alamance Pharmacy,
Prescription Specialists,
J. C. Simmons Druggist. .
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; Is a BEAUTY lor the price, and our $250 to 9SH
can't be beaten anywhere lor the price.
We are selling some of the closest buyers in the
county. If you can pay "A LITTLE
DOWN AND A LITTLE A MONTH"
. Call on or write to
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Walker & McAdams,
Graham, N. C
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