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"FH^GLEANfiR GRAHAM, N. 0., May 8, 1913 Postolfiee Hoare. jffl«aop«n T.OO ».». «07.00 p. m. . Suodatr M 0 to 11.00 s. m and 4.00 to tM p. m HLGHBB. Postmaster, j ■ | 'Local News | —On Sunday, 17th inst., memo rial exercises will be held at Beth lehem in Morton township. —Miss Rebecca' Bivens, aged 70 years, died in Newlin township, near Saxapahaw, yesterday morn ing. Funeral at Bethel to-day. —Graham Boarding House, under the management of Rev. Jas. Rose, is prepared to accommodate trans ient guest and boarders. He suc ceeds Mr. J. T. Smith. —May 10th—Saturday—is Confed erate Memorial Day. Appropriate to the occasion we are printing a lot of matter on our fourth page of this issue, that will be read with interest fey all Who hold dear the achievements of the brave Confederate soldiers. —Mr. Deßoy R. Fonville, who has beien practicing law in Char lotte for two years past, has lo cated in Burlington for the prac tice of his profession. He is a native of Burlington and no stran ger in Alamance. He is a well equipped young lawyer and has a host of friends in the county who will he glad to (tear that he has returned to his native heath. —Rev. S. W. Oldham and fam ily spent from Monday evening till Wednesday morning here with friends. Mr. Oldham conducted services Tuesday night at the Bap tist church of which he was pastor about four years. " Two years ago he accepted a call to Troy. He has resigned his charge there and was on his way to Burns ville, Yancey county, where he has accepted a call. During his stay here he made many friends who were glad to shake his hipnd again. Graham Town Election. The regular election for May or and five """Commissioners was held Tuesday and resulted in the ~ election of the "Progressive-Re publican" ticket, as follows: W. I. Ward, Mayor; W. H. Holt T. J. Reavis, Sam T. Johnston, P. S. Dixon apd T. C. Montgomery, com missioners, defeating the "Citi zens" ticket. The latter ticket was as follows: For Mayor, J. Adolph Long, for Commissioners, R. L. Holmes, A. K. Hardee, A. D. Tate, Mcßride Holt and W. H. Holt. • Confederate Memorial Day. Under the auspices of the Graham Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy, Memorial Day, May 10th will be observed. At four o'clock there will be an address in, the court house, after which the graves in Linwood cemetery will decorated. The 5.40 car will be taken for Providence churchyard and the graves there will be dec orated. Mr. Deßoy Fonville of Burlington, will be the speaker of the ocasion and "a rare treat is promised all who come out to hear him. There will be music by a selected choir and a solo by Miss Kathleen Long. Everybody, both young and old are. most cordial ly invited to attend and flowers arranged in flat bou quets to place on the graves of the old soldiers whose memories ' we "delight to honor." 'County Town Elections. Blon College held its election Tuesday. Prof. W. P. Lawrence was elected Mayor; W. C. Mich ael, J .U. Newman, D. W. Brown, H. D. Lambeth and C. A. Hughes, commissioners; W. B. Fuller, Chief* of Police. And the ques-j tion of borrowing money to build concrete sidewalks, owners of abutting property to pay half the cost, also carried. Mebane elected the following of ficers Tuesday: John T. Shaw Mayor: A. B. Fitch, 8. W. Patton, Jno. A. Holmes, John Nicholson and T. M. Cheek, Commissioners. Burlingtdn held its city elec tion Tuesday and elected a, straight Democratic ticket. The following were elected Aldermen: T. 8. Faucette and W. P. Ireland, Ist Ward; J. C. Walton and Ed. Thomas, 2nd Ward; J. G. King and J. C. Stout, 3rd Ward; H. F. Moore and J. W. Montgomery, 4th Wiri. J. Ed. Moore was elected Mayor over Jos H. Preeland, independ 7 ent and former Mayor, by a ma jority of 193. Mebane Lead* Items. Mr. June Harden of Burlington was in Mebane Tuesday looking after the right-of-way and placing the poles for the electric light plant it is purposed to establiah in Mebane. He expects to have all right and ready .to turn on the lights by the first of August. An effort is being made to get Mebane's knitting mill to work tt, at once. The machinery is being tested and put in proper shape. A force has already been secured to. begin. Eighty or one hundred hands will be put to work as soon as they can be taught bow to op- Jas. T- Terrell of Mebane route No. S owned a mole that died April tt, 191 S. The mule was 41 years old this spring and was | Personal Mention i: IIIIIHIH|.H I 1 I I | l H + | | E. S. Parker, Jr., Esq., spent Tuesday in Greensboro. Mrs. Mcßride Holt is visiting rel i atives in High Point. | Mrs. Robert L. Holmes is Visit ing in Chapel Hill this week Miss Margaret Goley and Mas ter Wlllard Goley spent last Sat urday in Greensboro. Misses Annie Louise Wills and Florence Blow spent last Satur- Shunday in Greensboro. Mrs. E. Y. Farrell and Mrs. J. 8. Cheek of Mebane spent last Sat urday and Sunday here. Mr. and Mrs. J. K.- Mebane spent the latter part of last week visit ing relatives at Mebane. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jackson of Covington, Ky„ are visiting at Capt. Jas. N. Williamson's. Mr. Ralph Long and Mr. Ernest Moseley of Richmond, Va., spent Saturday and Sunday here. Mrs. Walter R. Harden and chil dren are spending the week with relatives in Guilford county. Mesdames L Banks Holt, Jas. K.. Mebane and Edwin D. Scott spent Tuesday in Greensboro. Miss Alice Noble, who has been visiting Miss Kathleen Long, left last Friday for her home in Chapel Hill. Miss Lillian Massey of, High Point spent last Saturday* here with her sister, Mrs. S. G. Lind say. . Miss Alice Fox, who has been spending some time with Mrs.J. B. Montgomery, left last Saturday for her home at Liberty. Messrs. J. Walter Williamson of, Wilmington and Ed. H. William son of Fayetteville were here yes terday visiting their sister, Mrs. J. W. Menefee. Mrs. W. H. Foushee and her son, Mr. Thos. Alderman, of Greens boro, are here today attending the closing exercises of Graham Grad ed School . Mrs. Fannie A. Williamson, ac companied by Mrs. J. W. Menefee, left this morning for Whitehead- Stokes Sanatorium, Salisbury. Mr. W. A. Rich left for Durham thiß morning to attend the annual npeeting of the North Carolina As sociation of Funeral Directors and Embalmers. Whitsett Institute Closing. The sixtieth term of Whitsett Institute will close on May 17-19. On the 17th at 10.30 a. m. decla mation contest by twenty mem , bers of the literary societies. At 8.00 p. m. Senior Class exercises— thirty-two members in class, of fthom Euclid M. Williams and Emsley A. Coble are Alamance boys. On Sunday, 18th at 11 a. m., Rev. W. E. Abernethy of Greens boro will preach the annual ser mon, and at 4 p. m. he Will ad dress the Y. M. C. A. Monday, 19th at 10.30 a. m„ literary ad dress by Hop .J. Bryan Grimes, Secretary of State, 'of Raleigh. At 12 m., graduating exercises, and at 2.30 p. m., contest for Senior orator's medal. Reception at night. It is stated that the Raleigh News and Observer will bring suit against the Wake Water Company for $60,000 damages on account of the burning of the News and Ob server office. It will be alleged that the fire could have been con trolled with adequate water sup ply and pressure. In Anson county Sunday a week Gene Wall • negro, shot and kill ed Ambrose Hoyle, a white man whose home was In Lincoln coun ty, but who was connected with a saw mill in Anson. The negro Wall had been beating his wife and Hoyle and another man in terfered to protect the woman. Wall escaped. In Greene, county Joe Geoff shot and killed bis cousin Claude, The latter was at t&e home of Joseph and the men were' drinking, Claude made improper advances to Joseph's wife and refused to de sist. Joseph fired on Claude with a shot gun and then called In the neighbors and a doctor. The shooting took place about twelve o'clock at night and the wounded man died at nine o'clock next morning. Joseph was released on bond of |600,00. Downward Course Fast Being Realized by Gra ham People. A little backache at first. Daily increasing 'till the back it lame and weak. triarry disorders quickly fol ia* Dropsy ai.d often Bright's dis lUM This frequently is the downward course of kidney Ilia. Dont take this course. Follow the advice of a Graham dtlaen. Mrs. Addison Smith, Mitt Street, Graham, N. C* says, "Doan's Kid- Cney Pitta was Just the medicine I needed. My kidneys were ir regular In action and I bad pains through them. My bock ached and in the morning I got up all tagged oat. When I aw Doan's Kidney PQls advertised I got a supply at the Alamance Pharmacy and they made me well la a short time. What I have said in their praise before still holda good." For sale by all dealers. Price M cents. roater-MUlbom Compa ny, Buffalo, N. Y„ sole agents lor the United States . | SCHOOL NEWS i | Spring Graded School closed last Tuesday with appropriate ex ercises. The propram contained recitations, declamations, dialogues and songs. Among othfcr things, in the morning four young ladies gave a contest . in recitation. Splendid talent and training were displayed in this contest. Miss Donna Mcßane won the price. The literary address was delivered at 11 o'clock by Prof .D. D. Carroll, Dean of Guilford College. Prof. Carroll took for his subject, "The Open Door" He spoke of the op-, portunities"' that are open to us now along various liqes. His ad address was suggestive, practical and good. Three young men gave a contest in declamation in the afternoon that was well fought. 'Mr. Robert Cates won the prize in this contest. * Nine stu dents were'awarded certificates of honor for perfect and prompt at tendance, these students having been present every day and on time. Friendship High School closes on Friday and Saturday, 16th and 17th. On Friday evening at 8.30 o'clock, there will be an enter tainment, consisting of drills, tab leaux, music and recitations. Sat urday at 10.30 a. m* Prof. H. E. Spen?e of Trinity College will de liver the literary address, which will be followed by the presen tation of diplomas to graduates by Prof. J. B. Robertson, County Su perintendent. At 2 o'clock there will be a recitation and decla mation contest, and at night a de lightful play will be given. Burlington's Choral Union Concert. The fourth annual concert of the Burlington Choral Union will be given Friday evening, May 9th, at 8.30 in the Oraded School Audito rium. Much interest is manifest ed and a good deal of prepara tion made as evidenced by the splendidly arranged programme which is as follows : ' 1. Song of the Vikings, Fanning, -The Choral Union. 2. Come into the Garden Maud, Balfe—Mr. Dring. 3. Pilgrim's Chorus from Tann hauser, Wagner—The Choral Union. 4. 'The BrlKing, Schubert—Mrs. Brown. 6. Quartet, They Say the Lion and the Lizard Keep, from "In a Persian Garden"—Schumann. 6. 1374 Psalm, Gounod— The Choral Union. 7. La Villanell, Del'Acqua—Miss Severson. 8. The Parting Kiss, Pinsuti— The Choral Union. 9. Bandolero, Stuart—Mr. Clapp. 10. O, Hail Us Ye Free, from UErnani, Verdi—The Choral Union. 11. Quartet, Good Night Belov ed, Pinsuti. 12. March of the Toreadors, from Carmen, Bizet—The Choral Union. Besides the sixty voices con stituting the Burlington Choral Union the quartet ii composed of Messrs. Dring and Clapp and Mrs. Wade Brown and Miss Severson, all of Greensboro. These are all trained singers and have the reputation of being among the best in the State. Many will b~> interested to know of Mrs. Brown's appearance here again, she being known to our people. The Choral Union was organiz ed five years ago under the lead ership of Mr. Brown. After a vacation it began work agalnlast fall with renewed interest. The society means much to the town and county, and especially are the church choirs helped greatly, which in itself should rec ommend it highly. The society has the moral and enthusiastic support of the ma jority of the people and has en- Joyed a reasonable financial sup port. It is therefore on a good Dasis but could be placed on a stronger basis by a more united effort to get all those interests, and all are, to attend this annual concert. The price is small, and especially so when the six months of hard work for this concert is consid ered. Prices, 36c and 50c. Tickets now on sale at Freeman Drug Company's. GRAHAM PUBLIC SCHOOL CLQSING. Last night the little tot* of the First, High First, Second and Third Grade* gave a moat delightful entertainment at the Opera Houae to a large This afternoon the clans exercise* are taking place at the school auditorium. Tonight the final will take place atthe Op?ra Houae, and will Include the annual address of Hon. T. W. Blckett. Below we give the honor roll for the past year Certificate of Attendance First Grate Firth ;r»dc VAgtoh Uratfe * Fiord Whitfield Annie Watson Moore Ben Johnston 7 waitnew Ha , Pam .„ lUv , Fleming Blackroon Cooky Albright High First Wtd(j ; o _,,. r . au 1)orrlt , IoU Rebecca Johnston Hallle Jordan Eunice Rich Ml.th Cir.te Me*a4 Grate M*th Urate l> wey Fsrrell £* ti '® e 2. Mabel Clark Michael Hoit^Kernodle Mamie T«1 Nlns Holt U,ln Browning Thlrt Grade ttfe. Mary WJter Alma TOlmaa tSSLSjSLwm Teath Grate crM - ,h «■— iSt Hubert Teal Clarence Brsdsbsw lonnle E*ell Robert Reavis Ham Welch Mary Johnston John Philips Donald Catcs Marvin Massey L!zzle Ezell .... Arthur Blaekmon Certificate of Honor First Grate Ilozen Owens Ma* Turner - Morris Nlehols Eunice lUeb " Thomas Smith *uth Crete sgftsxr' Aim Aid ridge t ~ Tblr* Grate Elizabeth Alderson ' Reba-ea Harden Edith Moore Mary Ukcy lle?enth Grate UUgST «--» Willie Way Eighth Grate «»«* FUst Dewey Fojrletnan > Ulllc Gentry w Brf . Margaret Moore Lillian Anderson P>lmmutW?d7 Mildred Moore Florence Murray willUm Margaret Hapten Beatrice Pousbee BUnche Moo. JUUie fer * nl Fearth Orate Conley Albright ' Rsbgwa Johston Versa Oeans Rlath Gnte ••CM* CraA hbSdwTlke* Kathleen Bradshaw 5^ rt Mary Walker Robert Heavts CUnt Montgomery {hßh^pSK! 1 FMfc Grate Teath Grate GRAHAM CHURCH DIRECTORY. Baptist-N. Main St.-Jas. W*. Rose, Paator. Preaching services.every Second and Third Sundays at 11.04 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday School every Sunday at 9.14 a. m.—C. B. Irwin, Superin tendent. Prayer Meeting every Tueaday night at 7.00. Graham Christian Church—N. Main Street—J. F. Morgan, Paator Preaching service* every Sec ond and frourth Sundaya. at 11.00 a. m. Sunday School every Sunday at 10.00 a. tn.—C. D. Johnaton Super intendent. T —* New Providence Christian Chusch—N. Main Street, near the Depot—J. P. Morgan, Pastor. Preaching every Second and Fourh Sunday* at 3.30 p. m. Sunday School every Sunday at 2.30 p. m.—Arthur T. Walker, Su perintendent. Prayer Meeting every Tuesday night at 7.30. Friends—North of Graham Pub lic School—J .Robert Parker, Pas tor. Preaching every Sunday at 11 a. m. and at 7.30 p. m. Sunday School every Sunday at 10.00 a. m.—Miss Belle Zachary, Superintendent. Praye* Meeting every Friday night at 7.30. Methodist Episcopal, South—cor. Main and Maple Sts.,—Services at present in Court House—R. G. L. Edwards, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday at 11.00 a. m. and at 7'.30 p. m. Sunday School every Sunday at 0.45 a. m.—W. B. Green, Supt. Cottage Prayer Meeting every Thursday night at 7.30. Methodist Protestant—College St., west of Graham Public School —Geo. L. Curry, Pastor. Preaching every First, Third and Fourth Sundays at 11.00 a. m. and every First, Third, " Fourth and Fith Sundays at 7.30 p. m. Sunday School every Sunday at 9.46 a. m.—J. S. Cook, Supt. Prayer Meeting every Tuesdsay night at 7.30. Junior Y. P. S. C. E. every Sun day at 3.00 p .m.—Miss Bessie Tin nin, Supt. Ladies' Aid— Saturday before Second Sunday at 3.00 p. m. Presbyterian—West Elm Street —E. C. Murray, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday at 11.00 a. m. and at 7.30 p. m. Sunday School every Sunday at 9.45 a. m.—Mcßrlde Holt, Supt. Prayer Meeting every Wednes day night at 7.30. Presbyterian (Travora Chapel)— J. E. Lebby, Pastor. Preaching every Second and Fourth Sundays at 7.30 p. m. Sunday School every Sunday at 2.30 p. m.—J. Harvey White, Su perintendent. English' Spaviu Linininet re moves Hard, Soft and Calloused Lamps and Hletnishes from horses; also Blood Spavins, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, King Bone, Sttfl s, Sprains, Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. Save by use of one bot tle. A wonderful Blemish Care. Sold by Graham Drug Company. The hearing of the N. Glen Wil liams liquor case before A. H. Price, special master, was conclud ed Saturday but the report has not been rendered. $lO0 —Dr. £. Detchnu's Anti Diurectio may be worth to you more than 9100 if you have a child wlio soils bedding from in continence of water during sleep Cures old and youi.g alike. It arrests the trouble at ouce. |l. Sold by Graham Drug Co. Dumb for more than 20 years as the result of a throat affection, Lee Price, a merchant of Paris, Kentucky, completely. • recovered his voice, after a severe cough ing spell, induced by a cold. A man living at Auburn, New York, had a severe attack of kid ney and bladder trouble.' Being a working man, not wanting to lose time, he cured himself complete ley by using Foley Kidney Pills. A year later he says, "It is a pleasure to report that the cure was permanent." His name is J. A. Farmer. For sale by all deal ers. No Danger of Stomach Distress or indigestion if You Take Oigestit Fat what /on want and "Dlfeatlt." r*o oi lltiee tablet! alter eating pre venin »»m full uncomfortable -li ononis all th«- food »nd make* vour si. much feel fine, llrown's Ut «e«Hl If «n dill to Dismf lon. quick te lrtin relief for lndi*u»nnn, and a IxT.'uanent remedy lor stomach ap chlldien na well aa grown-ups. No tme to suffer the torture* of IndlgeS' tlou. S.mr Stomach. Oaa. Belching or Superior Planters Are Best Sold 6 Corn Planters one day. 10 in two dSys. "Cultivate the crop before planting" Selling more smoothing Harrows than all the stores. Seethe New Spike Harrows, only one with releiving Spring, allows the teeth to pass obstructions. John Deere riding Cultivators are going fast— work the crop shallow and work it often to get the best results. Walter A. Wood light draft Mowers-no neck weight, nor side draft-easy on driverand team—cuts high or low stubble—gets all the grass—cost less for repairs. No Canvassers. "Outside the Trust" ' Guilford, Columbia, Hughes, Harrell and Hender son Buggies. Carriages, Spring Wagons. Buy the Guilford and get the best. "Ask your family physi cian how he likes the Guilford." Buying in Dig lots for cash—no rents nor heavy expenses to yay, en ables me to sell cheaper. Grain Cradles, Peas and'Millett. 1 _ N. S. CARDWELL, The Always Busy Store, 'Phone 1-8-3 BURLINGTON, N. C. COBLEIIHAW GO. BURLINGTON, N. C. j HEADQUARTERS FOR | HARVESTING MACHINERY j We selllhe Light-running Milwaukee BindersJ Mowers, Hay Rakes and Tool Grinders. ] Also carry large line of drag and disc haitfoW \ Our line of buggies cannot be equaled in this parti of the Country. Harness of all kinds single and double. Don't fail to see us before you buy. Call us up over the 'phone if you are to busy to come town. Fair dealing and satisfaction is what we are'striving to give you. Your Friend COBLE-BRADSHAW CO. 'Phone No. 72 LUCKY U the bud who owns a Waltham—bat only the man who has car ried a . Waltham Watch for thirty or forty years knows what a fine investment a good Waltham is. "Its Tim* For Ovmtd 0 Wait ham" Z. T. IIAIILKV, Jeweler aaS Optician * GRAHAM, « C. When In need of Wall Paper go to see C. V. Sellars' stock, Burling ton, H. C f BOARDIHO HOUSE—I have Just opened a new boarding bouse at the Y, M. C. A., Haw River, and would like to have II or 10 girl boarders to learn to weave or al ready learned. Yours, V. L. * P., W. A, i. BAY. other up-set*—Olpestlt relieves quick ly; almost Immediately afier taking a dose your stomach feels Rood aa new ntMcntli *as hioiikht relief to thou sunila—*iiy mil youf Try It on our guarantee. We afe so confident it will help yoti we will give back your money If It falls. Get a package to day and try It after eating. Just are how It help* your tired overworked stomach direst the food—no dtatreaa. ALAMANCE PHARMACY. NOTICE Of Bond Election Br order of (he Board of r naiMoD«n of Ita town or Omhaa. North Carolina. adopt. >d In regular adjourned trix-iln* uo Monde*. April liib, IkU. notice la herebr sleen thai ai. elect 100 will ho held la town of Orehem on the 10th de* of June. tin, et which elm Man (he qucelloa oflaaumg Co tear* percent coupon bonde of aald town o( timpani for an amount oat to exceed flfir thouaend dollare. ■ all be >obalt(ed to a vote ol (be '|ua'lSrd rotera or Mid (own. Meld election la nailed add will be ootidueted under en act endued: "An Ac( (o Autbortu> (boTown or Orehata to leeue Honda (or Pav log MI recta end ittdeeralka " which eat we. reeled and dult railfli-d by the General Ae aemblr of North Carolina at lie regular (ae alon of leu Notice la (u riser liven that br order nr aeld Board or Corainfaelooera of the (own ol Ore bam, there will be a oew reft (t ration m aooordanee with the law, of ell qualified elector* for eald election. The reaievatlon book* will be open between (be boor* or I o'clock 4. oi. and aanaelonoeebdaf iiHtndaia eaaapMd) for twaotf dare, fr >tn Mat Mb to June Mb, WIS, for Ika rrtfatr itlon or rMn, and will be eloeed at aundownof June »tY IMS. The kealatrar, with ble book*, mar t* fouad at ell Cmea durloa aaii period at (be More of Hal lb a No-wood oa the Court Houee rquare That (be realetraUoo of »»» and (be boldtneof aaM election (ball In ell reapecu conducted ae for (be treo oral electlone or eald town. Tboee la fa Tor ef laaulo* aaM booda aball rote a ballot of white paper upon wbleb aball be writ ten or prtated the worde "tor htraet Honda." and tfeoee (neaped a almllar ballot "A(aina( MM mmti". The p'lllluc place lor aeM election (ball be that room lo (be court boaee uagallr need for town elections W 7V. Smith baa been appointed Healatrar and A. J. Thorn peon and J, B. MontaoMerr Poll boldera and Judfee for aald election. Hr order or the Board of i o nmlaetonan of the town of v raham, thla (be JSUt d*r of APrt ' ARTHCK P./WILMAMH.Sas'r to the Board or To«n commlaelooen. ImajU FOLEYSKIDNEYCUK Hakaa KUtiAvi Bladder Rla lit Da Witi a i.ittie oniy Risers, mmf ***' UVY -L/XA Drinks that are thirst-satis- M A A ■(;' fying and palate-pleasing. Made correctly, served; ex- HP==fV pertly and cleanly. M / \1 Graham Drug Company, ,phme " 7»« %SS££ J'ora 9 WMHM ".f■ v« ■ I Williamson Menefee 'Phones 99 and 322-L Get a "WHITE CAR" for Hire. Garden Seeds *-■■■ Jl Landreth's fej|J|i® Seed 'The Seed which Succeed They are vital, true to name and never disapoint' Landreths seed ARE GROWN BY LANDRETHS, and are just as represented. We also carry WOOD'S and FERRY'S and other Seeds. Call and See US. Alamance Pharmacy, The /flifo Store J. C. Simmons, Druggists Simmons Building Graham, N. C. HALF-CENT COLUMN. Advertlaomeuta will lis Inaerted under thla neadlns at one-naif of a cent a word for each Imwrtlon No ad. Inaerted for leM than 10eta. Uount your wordaand (end eaan with order lack Initial or abbjreriatlon oounta a word. —lf want or need a blank book—journal, ledger, pocket or reat pocket memorandum, record book or other kinda of blank books, call at TUB GLEANER Printing Office. HOUSES and lota for rent. Ap ply to W. J. Nicks. —Yon can buy almost any kind of blank book you may qped at THB OLEINBB Printing Office. SCHOOL SUPPLIES —Tablet* Composition and Examination Books and Dixon's Pencils, tbe boat, made, at TUB GLEANER Printing Office. -BLANK BOOKS-A good a»- sortment at THE GLEAMEK office. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Ilavlnr quallAed aa admlnlatrator upon lh eatale of N A. Wiltlama.dec'o, the under etened hereby notlllea all paraona noldlna at Jnu aaalnat Mid e»iaicfto preeent tbe MIW . duly authenticated, on or before tlia ath daj 01 April. Itlt. or thla not oa will be pleaded In bar of their recovery. All person* Indebted lo MID eatata are refloated In make lui mediate attllemenl. Tbla April lath, tan. L. S. WILLIAMS. Adm'r I'aprSt of N. A. Will la ma. dao'd. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. t _ Havlne quallfled aa Baeculof of tha will of C.leoTieklo.dao'd, thaunderm«uo.i bare by notlllea all uureona holding clalmt attalnai aald eatata to preeent Uie au duly authen ticated on or before tbe Sl(h d.> 01 April. Itit, or thla notice will be pleaded |n bar ol their recover). AU paraona Indebted to aald aetata are ten .aatcd to make immediate aet Uamaut. TVa January »ih, I9U. a W. WT, B*'r r.apret ot Caleb Tickle. dee'd Freckled Girls will either Minora your freckles or cause tbsm to fade and that two Jars will even hi the most severs eases completely eve them. We m willing to personally guarantee this and to retnni your money Without argument if your complexion ft not fully re»torcd to Its natural beauty. WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM is fine, fragrant and absolutely harmless. Will Sn&£B3&& are large and results absolutely certain. Sent by mall If desired Price BOe. &M sra"™ GRAHAM DRUa COMPANY, • it: .' £s.. ri» • #!i''A Service by Publication North Carolina—Aliuicc County. In the Superior Court, May Term, !•!>• Barbara Perry, Plato tiff, n. Cbullt Perry, Itefcnd int. The defendant shove nuned will take notice tbat en action entitled M above has Keen torn mended In the.JHupertor Court of Alamance county by the above named till asalnat bin. In wbicfa aetioo thenttntUT H(k to obtain aa absolute divorce from the nonda of matrimony exletlna between plain tiff end defendant, and he. tie Mid defend in I, will further take notion that be I* reqnlr «d to appear at tbe Term of Superior Dourt •if Mid oounty to be Iwld on Monday, the BHh day uf May, I»l», at the court bouM In mid lounty, In u>e town of Graham, Kortn Caru itna. and anewer or demur to the oOMPlalnt IU Mid action, or plaintiff will apply to the court for tbe relief demanded In Mid com ultftDl, I7«prlt"" lith *¥. S' K P KUN*IJLB,atC. Service by Publication NOHTH CAROMXA- AlaMaare Coaaty. la the Maperfor Coart, * Before tbe Clerk. Mattle B. PottlfTew and hey4uabacd, Jiaei K. Pettlarew. Plalntllfa. *•* i J.mea A.L'lapp.of full »*a,and Herman B. Clapp, minor, betr-et law. James A Clapp, the defendant above named will take notice that an action entitled ai above ha* boen com neneed In the Superior Court of A au ance county. H. C., for the Mia of landa for aaaei. and partition In which tou are li.le.ratrd uan hf-lr-at-biw of Marr L*. taop and Mil Clapp. end you will further take nutlce that you are r«quired to ai>pear helon tbu Clerk oi the Con it, at bir office in (Jrbani, N. l . on the tod day of June, Ifrlil, oid anaweroi demur UJ the torn plaint in thla action, or the plains will apply to ike court for the relief demanded In Mid com plaint. 1 ThljAprll »V^KEa MO DLK,gg.C. Service by Publication North Carolina—Alamaaie Ceaaty. In tbe Bapertor Coart. lie lore the Clerk. Thoma* U. Huffman, Bzecutor of Mary B. Clapp, daoeaeed, va. Mattle B. PetU»rew. Jaffiea A. Clapp, of full afe. and Merman B. Clapp, minor, heir •Maw. Jamaa A. Clapp. the defendant above named, will take -notice that an action en titled a above baa been commenced In the superior Court of Alamance county, h.V, tor tbe aale of landa fvraaaetaand partition In which roo ar* Interested aa an belr-at- law of Mary B. Clapp and 81l Clapp. aud yoo wUI further take aoUee tbat yon are required to appear before tbe Clerk of Ike Court, at bla office In Graham. «. C„ on the tod day of June, lui.i, and anawer ordemurto ibeco a- Idalnt lu thla actiOD, or tha plaintiff will ajvgly to thjoMUt lor the relief deaaandtd In Inia'j'u"'"' " KKHNODLK. o. a. 0. BOOS—Bud and White Orping-
The Alamance Gleaner (Graham, N.C.)
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