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J THE GLEANER IS?OEI> EVERY THURSDAY. | J.D. KERNODLE, Editor. i* SI.OO A YEAR, IN ADVANCC* Tbo odltor will not be re*pon*lble for ▼laws axpiMMd by oartejpondeaU. - ADVERTISING RATES P. One aqnare (1 In.) 1 time SI.OO. rr each »üb jsV>««lDent Insertion 50 eenta. For more apace ami longer time, rate* fnrnlahed on appltca f tton. Looal notice* 10 ot*. a line for flr*t . insertion ;*ub*equent Insertion* 6 cU.a lino i -Araoalent adrertlaementa mu*t be paid for * advance I Benteredatthe Poitoffloe at Oraham. N. 0., a* aeoond olaa* matter. GRAHAM, N. C., July 13, 1911. MWWMj.'»' ■ -- - ... Th» million dollar suit of Ware- H Kramer Tobacco Co. vs. Ameri • can Tobacco Co., which has been on for more than four weeks in the city of Raleigh, went to the Jury yesterday. t Dr. John B. Carlyle, for thirty three years Professor of Latin In Wake Forest College and one of the State's leading educaton, died at Wake Forest Monday, aged 51 years. Gov. Hoke Smith of Georgia will go to the U. S. Senate to succed the . late Senator Clay. 1 The vote in the two Houses of the Georgia Legisla ture, taken separately, of which he received a majority, assuroshis elec tion, and it is stated that former Governor Brown will bo elected Governor. Gov. Kitcbln on Tuesday appoint [ ed State Senator E. L. Tram, of ! Halifax, Corporation Commissioner ; to succeed the late Ilenry Clay i Brown. There were about thirty r c andidotes for the place. Reciprocity is still the "bono of contention" in Congress. Before it is settled some will bo hurt almost as bad as Samson hurt some folks with that bone a long time ago. Senator Sinunons nnd Chairman Eller are not agreed AS to certain poHitions about tariff on lumber in the last State campaign. The difference does not look well, and the outcome inay endanger future political prospects. Program of Women and Farmeri' Institute. Mebane, Thursday, July 25th; Elon College; N. C., July 26th. Morning session opens at 10 a. m. Soil Improvement—C. L. New- Commercial Fertilizer—T. F. Parker. Poultry on the Farm—J. S. Jef fries. General Discussion. AFTERNOON. | The Farmer—Yeeterdav and To day—o. F. Crowson. Farm Management—T. D. Parker. Special Crops—C. L. Newman. Opening of question box and gen eral discussion. women's institute. Morning session opens st 10 a in. L The Influence of the Women od the Home*—Mrs. Sue Y. Hollowell. Health Hints on the Principles of £•' Cooking—Miss Katherine Parker. BB£' __ AFTKSHOOM. _ The Care of the Infanta—Mrs. Sue V. Hollowell. s Bread Making—Miss Katherine Parker. The ladles Will have • demonstra .. tion car. i ; Juror* for September Term. The following have been drawn to serve aa jurors at September Term of Court, vis.: Patterson Township: Ist week— John Moody, Geo. I. Beal, J. B. .. Jones, Henry All red. Coble Tp.: lat week—l. F. ? Petty. Boon Station Tp.: lat week—> John G. Phlbbs, J. F. Wagoner. Fauoette Tp.: Ist week—J. M. Wallace; 2nd week—K. W. Wil kins Graham Tp.: lat week—J. H. Moaer, Don. K. Scott, Jos. P. % Williams, Boyd R. Trolinger; 2nd | weak—Jasper N. Wool, Jr., H Henry M. Rogers, W. T. Jeffreys. Albright Tp.: lat week—J. D. k Cooper, G. M. Holmes. Newlin Tp.: lat week—A. L. | Zachery, N. L. Rusaell, Lonnie Si MoPheraon, M. T. Hargrove, W. |B. Andrews, W. M. MoPheraon, Ri>. S. Gibson, Harvey Newlin; 2nd K week—J. B. Rogers. Thompson Tp.: Ist week— EL Manly B. Smith, Geo. P. Craw- K ford, Louia Madden, C. E. Turner; ■M -week—Joseph G. May, J. I Alvis Thompson, J. Is. Fraaler, ■ Thos. F. McVey, W. H. Bason, BfeA. Isley, W. E. Neese. jtfelville Tp.: lat week—J. C. BStoaat, R. W. Gibson, E. H. Rob ■ acaon, Jas. H. Glbeon, R. 11. 2nd week—D. T. Freeh- water, B. F. Warren. C Pleasant Grove Tp.: 2nd week Kt-J. J. A. Dickey, v- Burlington Tp.: Ist week— ■parry Sykes, D. N. Moser, G. A. Fogleman, C. F. Neese, L. E. t- Quails, J. A. Zachary, John A. ESfarka; 2nd week—J. Ernest Holt, ■plL-K. Andiews, C. T. Holt, P. L. ■ Jones, W. A. Mebane, C. F. Rauhut, C. L. McAdams. 1 Haw River Tp.: lat weak—M. ■A. Russell, Jas. H. Neese, J. W. K Bason, J. D. Freeland, J. B. T. Clark ; 2nd week—T. K. Beat, C. County The Board of County Commis sioners met July 3rd in regular monthly meeting with the following members preaent, Geo. T. William son, Chairman, T. B. Barker, E. L. Dailey, J. E. Stroud, W. 11. Turren tine, and transacted business as fol lows: Albright Dorsett was relieved of road tax on account of disabilities. Jos. A. Isley and Bro. Co. was authorized to furnish Sarah Hurdle in provisions to the amount of $1.50 per month for three months. L. L. McPherson was pernenantly relieved of Poll tax and road duty on account of disabilities. It was ordered that the Board borrow for sixty days SI,OOO from the bank at Mebane, and also borrow for thirty days s'i»ooofrom the Ala mance Loan and Trust Co. R. C. Smith was relieved of tax on $395, error in listing his solvent credits. W. H. King was relieved of road duty on account of infirmities. The reports of J. 11. Tarpley, Bupt. of the County Home, and of Dr. Geo. W. Long, Supt. of Health, were received and filed. The report of Capt. W. 11. Tur rentine and Dr. R. A. Freeman, a committee appointed to investigate the Stockade, was presented to the Board and W. H. Turrentine and W. N. Thompson were appointed a committee to investigate the cost of cells and house to be used for a Stockade. K. E. Rogers was relieved of poll tax for 1910, same erroneously listed. It appearing to the Board of Com missioners that certain persons using traction engines and hauling unusualy heavy loads over the bridg es of the County, thereby damaging same, it is ordered that the Supt. of Roads investigate the damages and repair the same at the lowest ex pense to said Countr and that he notify the parties who have damaged said bridges of the amount the county-has paid for said repairs and that he demand re-imbursement of tho uarno to the use of said County, and upon failure or refusal to re imburse said County the Superin tendent is authorized to sue for the same and also, if necessary, prose cute the guilty parties. • The old public road from Zeb. Isley's to where it connects with the road near the Gaston Albright place, in Coble's township, discontinued as a public road. W. 11. Thompson, Supt. of Roads, was authorized to build the Swep sonville and Iluwflelds road as soon as possible alter .the work already laid out is done. Tho Sheriff was given ' until the next first Monday to settle the taxes for 1010, and he was authorised to collect all unpaid taxes and be ready for a settlement on that day> Tho Board will consider bids for a steel bridge 80 feet long to be built across Staggs creek next first Monday. Deaftiaaa Cannot be Oared by local application, u t hoy oa nnot reach the dlaoaaed pate at Ike ear. There )• only one way to cure daefneaa and that Üby oon ■Utuilonal remedlea. Daefneaa la eauaed by a dlaaaaed eondltlon of the mueoua llnlnc of the Eustachian Tuba. When thla tube la In flamed you have a rumbllnx aound and im perfect nearln*, and when. A la eetlrely cloa ad doaf neaa la the mult, and unleaa tbeln- RammaUon can be takeo out and the lube reetored to It* normal eondltlon, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine oaae* out or ten are caused by catarrn. which la nothing but aa Inflamed oondltlon of the muooui aur> "fT!" will (Ire one hundred dollars foi any oaae of deataeaa (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by llall'a Catarrh Cure. Sand for circular*, free. P. J. CHRNir a CO., Toledo, 0. Bold by Drufflau, roo Take Hall*i Family Pills for oonatlpauon. More Pay for Rural Carrier*. Washington, July 10.—The 40,- 000 add rural free delivery car riers in the United Statea are to receive salary Increases aa a re sult of an order isaued by Post master General Hitchcock. The order provides for the dlaburae ment during the current year of 14,000,000, which will mean an increase of SIOO over present salary of SOOO, for all carriers on standard routes, with proportion ate Increases in ahorter routes. Congreaa provided laat aesaion for the expenditure of thia extra $4,000,000 but left it to the die cretion of the postmaster general as to how much of it ahonl 1 be expended.. Mr. Hitchoock decid ed to authorise the expenditure of the full amount. Ilia desire to compensate the carriers for any additional burden which may be placed on them if the parcel posts system he has recommended for rural routes is approved by Congress, was the important consideration, Mr, Hitchcoek declared, which led him to make the authorisation. The rural delivery system was started fifteen yean ago with 83 carriers, who were paid only S3OO a year. On July 1 there were 41,562 carriers, their aggregate salaries being 186,798,000. > 1b sow a summer as wall a* a win tar remedy. It has the same invigorating and strength-producing ef fect in summer as faa winter. Try l» is a little cold Bilk or ALL Mtuooam Be Happy! > , ■ . ■ Happy the girl, or woman, who has never suffered from any of the diseases of womanhood! Or, if she has been a sufferer, happy is she if she has, learned ot the wonderful benefits of Cardui, the woman's tonic! Cardui Is a eentlc, tonic remedy, for womea's ailments. It is a natural medicine—safe, harmless, purely vegetable. It has been in successful use for more than 50 years. It has cured thousands. It should do the same for you. CARDUI Woman'sTonie Mrs. Mary Neely, of Denver, Tenn., says, "I think there is no tonic on earth, as good as Cardui. 1 used it with the very best results. 1 had backache and nearly everything a woman could suffer with, until I took Cardui. Now, I feel better than T have for two years. I shall always recommend Cardui to other suffering women. I can't praise it too highly. As a medicine for weak, tired, worn-out women, Cardui is safe and reliable. Try it, today. Wrttt to: Ladle*' Advtorr Dept., Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattaoooca. Tenn. lor Setcial Instruction a, and M-pue book. "Home Treatment lor Wooes." lent tree. IM RECOGNIZED AND ARRESTED AFTER SIX YEARS. Had Been Living in West Virginia Under Assumed Name. Special to G'narlotte Oo»ervcr. Greensboro, July 10.—After having escaped identification and arrest for six years by going under the- assumed name of Davis in West Virginia, Elisha and David Gunter were recognized and ar rested here this morning on the charge of killing William Frazier in Chatham county in the year lflOfi. ' The two men are about 23 and 26 years of age, and the younger, David, has been married for a few months. His wife was with him at the time of the arrest. She was overcome when she learned ttat her husband's real name was Gunter and that he was charged with a capital crime. The young inen were recognized by people who were living in Chatham county at tho timo of the crime. The'two are in jail here tonight and tomorrow a Chatham officer will come to carry them to the county in which they were indict ed six years ago. Frazier was shot down in bis front yard one night and fell at tho feet of his wife, who accused the two defendants and another brother, still younger,of the crime. A true bill was found against them and they heard of it and fled the State, going to West Virginia, where they assumed other names and lived until tho youngest of tho three died and the seeond in age had married. The crime was committed near Cumnock, on the Capo Fear & Yadkin Valley Kail road. To newspaper men lioro Alio men said they were the parties wanted, but averred they are not guilty of the crime. They came bark becauso they thought after six years all would bo forgotten and no attempt would be made to prosecute the case. They were in the lloieL i legg enliug break fiust when recognized. Officers were called and the two men were ar rested a few minutes later at the depot as they were about to board a train. Kacaped With Ilia Lift, "Twenty-one years ago I faced an awful death," writes, H. B. Martin, Port Ilarrelson, S. C. "Doctors aaid I had consumption and the dreadful cough I had looked like It, sure enough. I tried everything, I oould hear of, for my cough, and was under the treatment of the beat doctor in Georgetown, 8. C., for a year, but oould get no relief. A friend ad vised me to try Dr. King's New Discovery. I did so, and was completely cured. I feel that I owe my Ufa to thia great throat and lung cure." Its positively guaranteed for coughs, colds, and all bronchial affectlona. 50c and •1.00. Trial bottle free at Gra ham Drug Co. The YadkinviUe Ripple says lightning destroyed two stacks of wheat belonging to a Mr, Steel man, near Hamptonville, oa tlie 3rd. The aamo afternoon light ning killed two cows belonging to Ed. Dobbins, near YadkinviUe. New Advefthemtßl*. To-Bac-Ton M'fg. Co—Tells you of thsir wonderful hair preparation See ad. page 8. Southern Railway—Second Grand excursion to Asherille. See ad. for rates, etc. W. B. Makom—Tells you how to get a piano at factory price. See ad. on 3rd page. E. 1L Andrews—Real estate at auction. Chaa. F. Galea—Farmers' Insti tutes. x cy'SCX.A.. •atntiM uf tasHOT linjt tmji * * I Henry C. Brown, Corporation Com missioner, Dead. " Corporation Commissioner H. C. Brown died Tuesday morning, July 4tb, at his home in Raleigh after six weeks' illness of cancer of the stomach. When the cor poration commission (first called the railroad commission) was es tablished, in 1891, Mr. Brown was appointed clerk and held the posi tion until he was appointed a member of the commission, more than a year ago, to succeed B. F. Aycock, deceased. He was elected last fall to fill the unexpired term of Aycock. Mr. Brown was born in Ran-j dolph county in 1857. He became cashier of the bank of Mt. Airy in 1885 and was in that nosition until appointed secretary to the corporation commission in 1891. Mr. Brown is survived by his wife, two brothers and a sister. Honest Medicine* Versus Fakes President Taft's recent message suggesting an amendment to the Pure Food and Drugs law in its relation to Prepared Medicines, does not refer to such standard medicines as Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and Foley Kidney Pills, both of which are true medicines carefully compounded of ingredients whose medicinal qualities are recognized by the medical profession itself as the best known remedical agents for the dlsenses they are intended to coudteract. For over three de cades Foley's Honey and Tar Compound lias h«eu a standard remedy for coughs, coids, and af fections of the throat, chest and lungs for Children and for grown persons, and it retaihs today its pre-eminence above all other preparations of its kind Fole.\ Kidney Pills are equally effective and meritorious. For sale Ity all druggists. The first ambulance corps for tho North Carolina National Guard has been organised at Ral eigh with 40 enlisted men, in charge of Dr. W. C. Ilorton. Parson's Poem A Gem. From Rev. 11. Stubenvoll, Alli son, la., in praise of Dr. King's New Life Pills. "They're such a health necessity, In every home these pills should be. If other kinds you've tried in vain, USE DR. KING'S And be well again. Only 25c at Graham Drug Co's. The Governor has appointed Dr. M. L. Braswell, of Rocky Mount, a member of the North Carolina Goologioal Board, to fill ihe vacancy caused by the jceaig* nation of Mr. C. S. Vann. Hay Ptoreraad Hasisser Colds Must be relieved quickly and Foley's Ilont y and Tar Compound will do it. E. M. Stewart, 1034 Wolfram St., Chicago, writes: *'l have been greatly troubled during tho hot summer months with Ilay Fever and And that by using Foley's Hooey and Tar Compound I got great relief." Many others who suffer similarly will be glad to benefit by Mr. Stewart's expe rience. For aale by all Druggists. Firo of unknown origin in Chicago early Sunday morning destroyed the •tables of the Arthur W. Dixon Transfer Co., bnrned 263 hone* to death and caused $600,000 damage. KM**? Ptwwi ire Curable under certain conditions. The right medicine must be taken be> fore the disease has progressed too far. Mr. Perry A. Pitman, Dale, Tejr., says: "I was down in bed for four months with kid ney and bladder trouble and gall stones. One bottle of Foley's Kidney Remedy cured me wall and sound." Ask for Wot kale by all druggists. •» «■*» »imj fc— ' 'W* (—il» . JLaiatj vc 0.-txafr-Q •MM Sale Of frolinger Land Postponed. By order of Q. B. Ferguson, Jr., Ref eree in Bankruptcy, the sale of the real estate of John A. Trolinger. which wag advertised to take place at-Haw River, ou June 24, 1911, lias been postponed to JULY 15, 1911. This gale will be held at the same place asoriginally advertised, at the game hour, and upon the game terms and conditions. On said July 18, 1911, will also be gold the pergonal property of said bankrupt, advertised to be gold on June 24, 1911. For farther information apply to the undcrgigned, Trustee, al Graham, N. C. J. HARVEY WHITE, Trustee. Tract So 1 Thla plat consists of Ihe land of J. A. Trol inger In Al&muncc county, North Carolina, adjoining th ; hinds of A. K. Honey, Trailn woo>l Mfg Co., J. A. Trolinger, Joseph linker, deceased, and others, bounded as follow*: ! egluning ut un Iron bar In said Ho cy's line, corner with said Baker, running thence BfW s 4o' Ksst 14.08 chains to an Iron pipe cor ner with said Company, thence (south t" West 6-11 chains to an iron plp« In said Com pany's line, corner with said Trolinger; thence South 81° West 'B 8 84X") M.OBJ-J cha to an Iron pipe corner with said Trolinger In snid Baker's line; thenee North 4° West 0.31 chains to an Iron bolt corner with said Baker; thence E 3.12 chains to an 1 roil bolt oorner with said Baker In a road; thence N 4° W 2,12 chains to the beginning, containing 11.'S acres moro or less." This tract contains three 4 room frame houses; seven 3-room houses, one 2-room frame house; one 3-room brick house. Tract No 2 "This plat represents the lands of J. A. 'irollngerln Alamance County, N. 0., at Haw ltlver, and known as the Alien Store lot, ad joining the lands of B. A. Vest, J. A. Trolln ger and others, bounded ss follows: Begin ning at an Iron bolt on N s de of road In Maw River, 22" 8 W of curbstone on side walk, running thence N° 20° W 100 feet to an Iron bolt In said Vest line; thenoe 8 78° W 187 feet to an Iron bolt; thenue 8 17°20' N 10# feet to an iron bolt, N. of. road; thence N TBK* E(B 8 73* 10') 121 k feet to the begin ning, containing 2Mooof an acre, more or less." This tract contains one 2-story brick store and one 2-story frame store house. Tract Mi 3 This plat represents tbo land of J. A. Trol lnger, In Alamance County, N. C„ adjoining the lands of the 8 tore lot, occupied by Alien Bros., 8. A. Vest. B 8. Robertson, C. P. Al bright and others and bounded a* follows: Beginning at an Iron bolt oorner with said store lot, on N of road. In Haw Hlven run ning thenoe N 17° 20* West 108 feet or 1.00 chains to an Iron bolt with said lot, thence N 78° K. 2.07 chains to an Iron bolt In sail Vest's line) thenoe N 10* W 1.75 chains to an lron bolt oorner with, said Vest: thenoe 8 71° 40 West 1.87 chains to an Iron boltoorner with said Vest; thence N 10° W 6.80 chains to an Iron bolt in said Robertson's line; thenoe 8 77° 40' West 2.27 chains to an Iron bolt; thence B.lo° E 13.83 chains to an iron bolt; thence N 72° B 1,80 chains to the beginning, containing 8.73 acres more or legs," This traot contains Tour l room brlok houses, ten-8 room frame houses; one 4-r.iom frame house and one 5-room fiama house. Tract No 4 This plat represents the land of J. A. Trol lnger in Alamance County. N. C.. adjoining the lands of Mrs. J. H. Col, Herbelt Gates, John Holt, David Hunter, w. h. Trullnger, Haw Blver and others bounded a* follows; Beginning at n post oak tree, oorner with said Cox running tbence 8 23° E chains to an Iron bolti tbenoe 8 i" DO W 5.38 chains to an Iron bolt, oorner with said Calea; tbenoe N 88deg 46' W 11.88 chains to au Iron bolt, corner with said Cates, In an old road; thence 8 Meg W 8.27K chains to an Iron bolt, cori.er with said Holt; tbenoe S %deg w(B 8) IW.) 3 cbalna U7 links to a rock, corner with said Holt and Hunter In tt road; tbence N 76degs K (B8 76!4deg5)8.86 chains to an Iron bolt, coiner wltli said Hunter; thence 83deKsW W (B 8)2 03 chains to an Iron bolt, corner with said Hunter In a road: thence S Kskdegs K 1.25 chains to an iron bolt, oorner with said Hunter In a road; tbence B S% W 18.73 chains to a while oak stump, corner with said Hunter and Trollnger; thence 8 HTWdegs K (Btt tnS'legs) 46chains to a rook In Woank of Haw rlvei, oorner with aald Trollnger; thence un said river as it meandeis. as fol lows: N 28 degs W 10 chains, N 26degs W 10 chains, N 20degs W 8 chalqs. N Udegs W 885 chains, N sJ»degs W ».ao chains. N 2M chains, N24Sidogs W 6.40 chains, N. SOdegs W B.SS chaitis to a rock in W bank of laid river, oorner with said Cox; thence 8 73degs W 24.«' i chains to the beginning, oontalnlng 132.6 acres more or less." 'i'hu Tract oontilns ono 8 room house, two 2-room houses, one stable. Tract No S This nlftt represents the land of J. A. Trol lnger, In Alamance County, V. C„ adjoining the lands of W. H. Trollnger, Joley and J as. Kussell, W. J. Nicks. Mrs. H. M. Kay, T. A. Tocr and others; bounded as fallows; . Beginning at a white flint rock, corner wito said Tcer, running tiienoe N 12dcgs ElB chains to a rook, oorner with said Trollnger; thence N Brdegs West BOV chains to a rock, corner with said Trol lnger and Hussels; thence 8 ldeg 40' W 18.82 chains to a rook, oorner with Suid Kussell; thence N W 10 39 chains to a rook, corner with said Hussell In aald Nick's line thence » ldeg 55' W (118) 21.(11 ch.ins toa rook, corner with said Mcks (formerly a large B O tree) tbence N !#dcgs W 10.68 chains to an ash tree on W side of branch, corner with said Mcks and Kay; thence b aXdegs W lUO chains to a rock, corner with mid Kay; thence 8 80dogs 20' K 20.04 chains to a rock, O'.rner with said Teers tbenoe N 2Jdegs K 41.90 chains to the beginning! containing 89 acres more or leu. ihln plat repre Rents the lands of J. A. Trol -2!®/' 'P Alamance Count/, N. 6., adjoining lands of Cbss, Trollnyer, Ooley Huiaeil ind others snd ll bounded as follows: Ho- Bonlng ut an Iron bolt, corner with said umsll, running thence N MXdegs K 10# Obalns to an lion Dolt, corner witn said Trol inger; thenoe 885 deg 20' B LSI obalns to an tron bolt, oor with said Trolinger; thenoe North 6 deg 20' 8 2.10 chalna to an Iron' bolt, ." r !!? r wlth said thenoe 8 85.20 de K 20' it 5.0S obalns to an Iron bolt oorner with said Trolinger; thenceß 6deir 20* WBM chains to an Iron bolt corner with said Kuasell; thence N 851-4 iletr W a.Wt obalns to the be ginning, containing 2.10 acre» more or less. Tract l*o. o, | This plat represents tho land of J. A'. Trol- I Inger, in Alamance county, N. O, adjoining the lands of A. K. Honor, J. A. Trolinger. A- M. Thomas, Wpence Holt and otbeis, sud bounded as follows: Beginning st sn Iron 1 bolt In publlo road to Hsw Klver.M. C., cor ner with said Honey, running >hence b SoB-4 j *£."*?. obalns to an iron bolt oorner ' with aald Uonsyi thenoe South 12 dag W l obaln to an Iron bolt oorner with Mid Honey: thenoe 8 SB deg S 1140 chains to a rook/cor ner *lth said TroUnter; thenoe B 84 I 4 deg * S-Wohalna to an tron belt, corner with said Thomas; thenoe N 81 deg VV 16.18 chalna to a rock or Iron bolt, oorner with said , Thomas; thenoe N 7t deg E 0 chs to a rook or Iron bolt, oorner with said Holt in asld ' the ?f* 3l *!* w "•«chains to an iron bolt in ssid road, corner with said Tract No. T. pl-r 1 tttsv " UK PWMI to Haw Hiver N. C., oorner with >ot Mo 4: thenoe N it deg W W talnlng B acres, more or lesa. " Tract So. 8. Tills plat represents the lands of J. A. Trolinger, or lot No. 4 in the division of the Burns lands In Alamance county, N p.. adjoining the lands of lota No. I and 8 In said division, T. C. Murray, Q. B Baaon John Wyatt, Ed and IL N. Mc- Broom, John Foust, W. IL Hester and others, and bounded aa follows; Begin ■lag at a post oak tree, comer whir aid lot No 4 and H. N. JTcßrgoin, running thence 8 • l-» deg W (B B«dei «Tag cha to an Iron bolt, comer with said lot No, Bln line of No. 1 ; thence 00 dec E 8 80 1-4 E (B 880 deg iff) ».1W ch&fto •"J*? boU .°°S Mt aaid lot No. » In said Murray's line; thence N4deg E84.88 chs to an Iron pipe, corner with said Mur ray; thence N 80 deg 10" E 14.88 chs to an Iron bolt comer with Nash Bellan and Murray; thence N 76 deg E 18.77 chs to « rock* conjer with said G. & Baaon and J. W. Baaon; thence N 1* deg 45' W 4 58 chases to a rock, corner with aaid Wyatt in J. AT. Bason's line; thence 8 » d f «' !»•» an IrT^olt W 8.08 chs to au iron pipe cor with said Momy a* N 88 1-. deg U> an Iron bolt corner wHh Mcßroom, thence N M deg E 2.10 chs to aa Iron boh or rook oorner with aaid EdMcßroom; thence NBB 1-8 dec W 10.80 chs to a rock corner with said Hea ter and H. N. Mcßroom;thence N 80 deg W 18.90 chs to the beginning, containing #9 acres, more or leas. ; -TlWfc two-room frame houses oh this tSact of land. I I Tract No 0 Thig plat represent* the land of J. A Trolinger or lot of No. 1 in the dlvisioi of the Burns Farm In Alamance County £• the landg of Wm. ant H. N. Mcßroom, lot No. 4in riaid divis •on, lot No. 2 and the heirs of Alfred anc RHey Keck, helrg of John Bason anc '- Abel Horn and others, bounded as fol 1 lows: ' s Beginning at a post oak tree, comei i with said H. N. Mcßroom. lot No. 4, running thence 8 Si degW (B 8 Bdeg4fi' 40 chains to an iron bar or rock, cornet with said lot No. 2 in line of lot No. 8 thence 90 deg W N 86J deg W 28.27J , chaing to an iron bolt or rock in gaid A. Keek's line in roari to Haw Itiver, N. C.. ' cornerjwith said lot No. 2; thence N 2 dec i cWn* to a rock, corner wltl Kiley Keck and Horn and Bason heirs thence N 42 deg 20" B 20. So> chains to a rock, corner with said Bason heirs, on ' 8 side of said road; thence 8 46 deg E 21.98 chaing to the beginning, containing 187 acres more or legs. This contains one 8-room frame house, gralnery, Well house, stable and three to bacco bnrns. Tract No lO Thig represents the land of J. A. Trol ingcr, or lot No. 2 in the division of the Burns lauds in Alamance Co. N. C. ad joining the lamia of A. R. Thomas, heirs of Alfred Keck, lota No. 1 and No. 8, a lot bought by Joseph Keck of Alfred Keck (deceased) and others bounded a* follows: Beginning at a rock, corner with said Thomas and Joseph Keck lot on 8 W side of road to Haw Itiver, N. C., running thence N 2 E 88.42 chains to an iron bolt in gaid heirs line in gaid road, corner with said lot No. 1; thence 886 ideg E chains to an iron bolt, corner v?ith said lot No. 1 in line of No. 8; thence 90 deg ss 8 deg 45' W ;B 8 4 deg) 28.22 chains to an iron bolt, corner with said lot No. 8 in a road to Ilaw River, N. C , thence with said road as follows: 8 cleg W 1.18 chain 846deg WlO chains 8 52ideg .W 4 chains 8 86 deg 40' West 8.18 chains to an iron bolt at intersection of said roads, corner with A. M. Thomas; thence N 58 deg 80' W 14.85 chaing to the begin* niug, containing 107 acres more or less. This tract contains one log barn and one cattle shed. Tract No 11 This plat represents the land of J. A,, Trolinjter in Alamance County, N 0 ' adjoining the. lands of Trolinwood Mfg. Co and others, bounded as follows: Beginning at an Iron bolt, corner with said Company, running thence N 77deg W 2.85 chains to an Iron pipe, corner with said Co. thence 888 deg W 8 chains to an iron pipe, comer with said Co.; thence 8 85deg 45' Wll.lO chaing to an iron bar in said Co'« line; thence N 4deg W 5.024 chains to an iron bar: thence N 85} deg E (B S 84deg) 16.081 chaini to an iron pipe In said Go's, line: thence 8 6deg 10' W 8.89 chaing to the beginning, containing 7.88 acres more or less. This tract is sold subject to the home stead of the said Bankrupt. Tract No lit Beginning at a rock, corner with said Dixon Trollnger, running tlience N sJdeg W 8.05 chains to an iron Dolt, corner with said Mel»ne and Trollnger on 8 side of a road; thence 8 BMeg W 8 chains to an iron bolt, corner with said Mebane on E side of road to Haw River, at fork of said road, thence 8 12fdeg E 8.82 chains to an iron bolt in said road; thence N 82deg E 2.58 chains to the beginning, containing 87-100 of an acre more or less. The bankrupt has an undivided half in terest in this tract. The other interest belongs to J. 6. Montgomery. Tract No 13 A certain piece or parcel of land situ ated in Alamance (Jounty, State of North Carolina, in Oraham Township, adjoin ing the lands of John Dickey on the North, William H. Hester on the South and West; containing 2 acres more or lew, it being the lands bought from William H. Hester by deed dated Aug. 24th, 1897 'and recorded in the office of the register of deeds of Alamance Coun ty in Book of Deeds No. 19 page 888. - On tliis tract is one log house. Tract No 14 A certain tract or parcel of lund in Huw Hiver Township, Alamance County, State of North Carolina, adjoining the lands of Pleasant Dixon, J. P. King and others and bounded aa follows: Beginning at a rock, corner with said Dixon, running thence N deg W 8 chains 8 links to a rock or iron bar, cor ner with said Dixon and Cassina Mebane on S side of a road; thence N 82£ deg E 2.72 chains toari iron bar on 8 side of a road; thenco S 10 deg E (back sight 10+ deg) 8 chains to a rock in said Dixon's line; thence Bdeg 10' W (back sight 82 deg) 8 chains to the beginning, contain ing ,88 of an acre more or less. Contains one 8-room frame house. The bankrupt has an undivided half in terest fn this tract. Tho other interest be longs to J. G. Montgomery. TTact No IS Certain tract or parcel of land in Gra ham Township, Ala marfce County, North 11 Carolina, adjoining/the lands of W. T. . Trolinger, Jos. BukW and Easter Bivnes and others and Beginning at a rock affd gum tree, cor ner vnth said Trolinger and running ' thence 8 12* deg W • chains 40 links to an iron bolt In the centre of the N. C. ' railroad track, on Baker's line; thence N ! 784 deg E 2 chains and 79 links to an iron 1 bolt, m centre of said railroad track, j Bivons' corner; thence N 12+ deg E5 chains 00 links to a rock, corner with said Biven's on said Trolinger's line; thence N 86+deg W 2 chs 00 link* to the beginning, containing and and Are tenths of an acre, more or less. Contains 1 log house. Tract No 10 "A certain tract or parcel of land in ' Melville Township, Alamance County, N. : 0.. adjoining the lands of Charlie Rogers, David Walker, Jaa. H. Anderson and oth ers and bounded as follows Beginning at • rock, the corner of Charlie Rogers and David Walker, thence running 8 to a red oak, Jaa. IL Anderson's corner; thence E ( to a white oak, to Miss Bailie Rogers' cor; thenco west to the beginning containing two and one half acres more or less." Tract No IT "A certain tract or parcel of land, sitn in Alamance County, State of N, V, on the -waters of Ottar Creek and adjoining the lands of Robt. Faucett, Widow Bason and others ami bounded aa follows: Be ginning at a red oak on Henry Bason's line, running thence N 00deg E3O nh.tn. to a black oak grub, on Gdffla' line; f thence N 40 deg W 80 chains to the point ers on Jacob Holt's JUne; thence 650 deg west 80 ch sins to black jack uor on said I • James Uiitrhlnain line; thence 8 40 deg E 30 chains to the first station, containing seventy-two (72) acres, more or leas, with *ll appurtenagcea thereto belonging." • Thahaa>isfri ills nadNtdadliJtla- - teres* in this tract. The other interest be longs to J. O. Montgomery. Tract Me 18 JtF&ias ra c State of N. 0.. adjoining the landsof The Graded School lot, J. 8. McAdams, C. M ® Teer and others and bounded aa follows; a Beginning at an Iron bar cor with said school lot In sakl Tccr's line, running t thence N 89 deg wait 8 chalna 41 liaka to an iron bar, comer with said school lot; 3 thence NlO 14 der EIS feet to an Iron r bar In said school lot; thence 887 deg 8 * 8 chalna 41 links to an iron bar in Mid Teer's line; thence 8 U 1-3 deg west 90 feet to the beginning, containing 00100 of aa acre, mor« or less." Tract Ne 19 A certain tastt or parte! of land in BaW | River Township, Alamance Ooanty, I] State of N. 0., adjoining the lands of A. ll L. Anderson, H. H, Simpson, C. D.John aton and others and bounded as follows: Beginning at an iron boh, cor with said Anderson in the Haw River road, running thence S.« 1-1 deg S 808 feet to an iron bolt, cor with said Anderson; thence N iL 89 deg £ (b b) 150 feet to an iron bolt; on thence JX 7 deg 50' west 429 feet to an iron v, bolt in said road in said Johnston'line; id thence S6B deg west 150 feet to the be is- ginning, containing 1.85-100 acres more id or less/' id Contains ope 5-room brick bouse: In il- said tract the'bankrupt has an undivided one half interest. The other interest be er longs-to J. G. Montgomery. Tract Mo 20 »r A certain tract or parcel of land in Ala- j it ; mance County, State of North Carolina, I adjoining the lands of Thoe. Billiard. L Geo. E. Freeland and The Holt-Granite ~ Mfg. Co. and bounded as follows: Be ginning at a rock, comer with the said Bullanl. running thence N6B 2.8 deg £ 9 Chains to a rock on west bank of Haw a River; thence NBB deg west 6 chains and m 40 links to an ash tree, supposed to be £ the said Freeland's cor; thence NB7 1-2 g deg west 14 chains 00 links to a rock, supposed to be on said Free land's line; a, thence 522 deg £ 6 chains 78 links to a >- rock a former corner of said Whittimore; thence K 68 and two third deg £ 4 chains 50 links to a rock; thence S twenty-two I deg E 4 chains 60 links to the beginning p sad containing 6 70-100 acres more or L . Sand privilege on the above described ° land. ~ * • 'Jt - • d Track known as Bums tract, being • Nob. 7, 8, 9 and 10, herein, will be sold in four separate lots and then as a whole, a sale made to the bidder or bidders whose e aggregate bid or bids may be the great -5 est amount. n At the same time and place the tinder-' J signed will also sell the following per » sonal property: 0 Half interest lu One Sergeant Saw Mill and fixtures. • The other interest belongs s to J. G. Montgomery. 8 One Diderick Hay Compress. 6 C>ne Jones Mowing Machine. J ' One bay mule, and 100 shares nf com -5 rnon stock of Holt-Granite Mfg Co J All sales are subject to confirmation by 1 the Referee. 8 For further infohnation apply to the • undersigned trustee, at Graham, N. 0. , „ J. HARVEY WHITE, 1 May 22, 1911. Trustee. Use Allen's Foot-Ease,. i antU® ptlo powder to be shaken Into ft? - ? o ** l/iou lave tired aohln* feet, try • Allen's Foot-Ease. It rests the feet and l makes new or tight shoes. Cures aching, swol. r ' en j"t sweating feet can. Relieves oornsl r 5? bo'nons all of pain and gives rest and [ Oomfut. Alwada use it to Break In New ) ahocaorTry It today. Sold everywhere, kS cts. I Dou't accept any substitute. t"or Free trla >S! V 8" a ° drew Allen B. 01 mated, Le Hoy S FOLEYSKffiNEYPHIS wow BIIMIW KIIIH«M> iuocm ARNOLD'S Trass* BALSAM I | SUMMER COMPLAINTS by I Graham Drag Co. ! I Graham, N. C. I ! ! I Certificate of Dlssolatlon State of North Carolina, Department oi ! State—Certificate of Diftsolutlon. i To ail to whom these presents may come— • Oreetlng: , Whereas, It appears to my satisfaction, by - duly authenticated record ofth»* proceedings for the voluntary dissolution thereof by the unanimous consent of all the stockholders, deposited In my office, that the Murbola Hosiery Mi Us Company, a corporation of this State, whose principal office is situated In the City of Burlington, County of Alamanoe* State of North Carolina (B. H. Murray being the agent therein and In oharge thereof, up on whom process may be served), has com -6116(1 with the requirements of Chapter 2L evlsal of 1908, entitled "Corporations," pro- DissoiuScf 01116 lßauing of th " ot Now i therefore, 1, J. Bryan O rimes, Bcore- Ury of State of the State of North Carolina, 1 do hereby oerttfy that the said corporation J d i» f on V s ? Bth ot Jun€ 3MI » ,n my | office a duly executed and attested consent r in writing to the dissolution of said corpor- • at ion .executed by all the stockholder there- , of, which said consent and the reoord of the proceedings aforesaid are now on Ale In my ] said office as provided bj tew, T .M ve hereto I C J eaO J. UUYAN OKIMBK, , _Becy. of state. • THE NORTH CAROLINA f College of Agriculture & Mechanic Arts ' i .I Jt- 2 The State's Industrial College. Four-year courses in Agriculture; 1 in Ciril, Electrical, and Mechanical 1 Engineering; in Industrial Chem- 1 istry; in Cetton Manufacturing and * Dyeing; two-year course in Mechanic Arte, one-year couree in Agriculture. Thaee courses are both practical and i scientific. Examinations for admis sion held at all the county seats on July 13. For catalog address The Registrar, 22junel0t W. Raleigh, N. C. ( ELON COLLEGE-^.c^r^^^ Preparatory, Music, Art. fipxaelu* And Commercial Department!. Foar Comrmtm leading to Degree*. Wpertal Nor ail Cwaw tor teacher,, approved and endoned by County Supt. Fleming aad State Supt. Joyner. «" Every Bit— CMVeatcacc. Steam Heat, Bleotrlo Light,, Bath a. Sewerage. Terms Moderate—irora $132 to tltn per leidon of ten month*. For catalogue or other Information, addreae . W. A. HAfEm. rreal, Eloa Catlcge. N.C. July Guests , and all others will appreciate comfortable, cool summer furniture either on your veran da or in your bouse. T Ypu will also appreci ate the I arge and elegant stock of this furni ture whict| we can show you in reed, rattan and wicker styles in plain or colored finish. Prices low. GREEN 4 MIRE FIII'IM CO. GRAHAM, N. G Judge Ward Quite III! • I For six weeks Judge Word, of the Superior court bench, has been j under treatment in the hospital j at Tarboro, and his friends are • growing anxions about his condt- " tion in the light ot reports that there is no improvement. Au ex cessive flow of blood to the head is said to U Ms principal trouble* i ■ l Never leave home on a journey ! without a bottle of Chamberlain's ' Colic, Cholera and ; Remedy. It ii„ almost certain to i be needed and cannot be obtained when otuboatd airs oru&teamshipa. For sale/by all dealers. ; ' * i .'•«y: " '■*" t *' * Convicts Kept Faith. ~1/DW*-* "iU-il .J- Twenty-flve long term convicts employed on. the railroad con , struction work four miles north of EJkin, after *giv;pg their word that they would not attempt to escape, kept faith with Guard Lewis who rode the distance to obtain medical assistance for two fellow guards jvho were struck by lightning during a severe elec trical storm. Guard C. R. Mc- Grady was killed instantly by a bolt and Guard Walter Simmons was probajaly fatally injured. When Lewis returned he found his prisoners safe. Right In your busiest season when you have the least time to spartyoji art most likely to take diarrohea and lose several days time, unless you have ChAinber lain't Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy at hand and take a dose on the first appearance of the disease. For sale by all deal ers. _ Dr. Lucy H. .Brown, the only colored woman doctor in the State, died Monday at Biddle University, Charlotte. She was the wife of one of the professors at Biddle. Happlert CUrl In Uneeln. A Lincoln, Neb., girl writes, "I had been ailing for some time with chronic constipation and stomach trouble. I began taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and in three days I was able to be up and got better right along. lam the proudest girl in Lincoln to find such a good medi cine." For sale by all dealers. 2nd Grand Excursion . To Ashevllle, N. C The Land Ol The Sky via Southern Railway Tuesday, July 25,1911. The Southern Railway offers anoth er opportunity to visit this Fairy Land with it's Beautiful Scenery and Cool Mountain Breezes. Special Train will be operated, through to Asheville, from Goldsboro, Selma, Raleigh, Durham and intermediate stations to Greensboro. 3 Extremely low round trip fares and schedules as follows. % • Lv Goldsboro 7:00 a. m. $5, Lv Selma 7:53 a. m. $5, Lv Raleigh -9:00 a. m. $4.75, Lz Durham 10:10 a. m. 14.75. \ Tickets will be good returning to leave Asheville on any regular train up to and including Eriday, Jnly 28 1911. Rates in same proportion from all intermediate stations. Separate cars for colored People. For further information see your Agent or write the undersigned. J. 0. JONEB, T P. A'., 215 Fayetteville St, Raleigh, N. C. OeWitt s Little tvariy Risers, TW IfiMxn Uttt- -4IU.