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Centered at tbe Poetofflce at Graham.
N. 0., aa eecond ol matter.
GRAHAM, N.jC., May 20,1913.
The Republican* have fallen on
the plan of tactics to :propose
amendment* to about every item
in the tariff bill. The bill is now
With the Senate, and while there
is a aafe Democratic majority in
that branch of Congress, it is pos
sible that for the purpose of ob
taining some local advantage,
some Senators may give some sup
port to the Republican opposi
tion, such as has been indicated by
the action of the Louisiana Sena
tors in regard to sugar. Never
theless the Senate leaders are
standing firm, and feel confident
that the bill will go through sub
stantially as it came from the
House .
Hon. Franklin D. Roosevelt, As
sistant Secretary of the Navy, in
his address at the A. & M. College
Monday advised the young men to
ataj in the State. Good advice,
that, and that the young men will
heed ia devoutly wished.
The next meeting of the North
Carolina Press Association will be
in Asheville, July 24th and 25th.
Kditor W. E. Gonxales, of the Col
umbia. :State, and Secretary of
the Navy Daniels will address the
convention.
In the noted N. Glenn Williams
liqtior caae, Standing Master A. H.
Price has decided in favor of
.Williams, and takea occasion to
severely, and no doubt Justly, crit
cite former Commissioner Cabell.
The freight- rate question is still
• live one in this State, and it
appearsjfkely to continue so, until
the State and railroads reach an
understanding.
The United Confederate Veter
ans in session at Chattanooga
this week have decideda to hold
the next reunion at Jacksonville,
Florida.
Lobbyists at Washington are be
ing stirred. The President is af
ter them.
Local College Will Open Branch at
Burlington Soon.
Mr. 8. W. Badgett returned from
Burlington Sunday morning where
lis went Saturday to perfect an
arrangement for the opening of a
branch of the Carolina Business
College of this q|ty, early in
June.
The -management of the local
college haa been in communication
With the Chamber ot Commerce of
Burlington relative to opening the
college for some time, and it Is
through the Burlington organiza
tion it hat the management has
definitely decided to open a
branch college here, =*>-
Burlington la connected by sn
| electric line with Oraham and
DaW River, which furnishes a pon
ulatlon of about : "15,000 to
draw from, besides the smaller
" towns nearby and the thickly pop
: ulated rurifl sections throughout
f the county of Alamance' ao It'
r would aeem that the local man
'' agemcnt has made a wise decis
ion in opening In Burlington.
Mr. Badgett reports that the
i. people l«r |)1 three towns are very
| enthusiastic about the
, opening and are promiaing their
P hearty endorsement and co-opera-
' All ot the regular business col
li lege courses will be taught In
college In both day and
El alght schools, as taught in the lo
| eel college. Mr. Badgett who has
Br been prominently connected with
If the local college will have charge
Bof the Burlington college.-Wlns-
Bton-Salem Journal.
EL Mr. 8. W. Badgett whp has been
Hmomlnently connected with the
Hprinston-Salem college will have
Kfcarge of the local college. Mr.
HBadgett has had considerable ex
■ perlence as traveling salesmsn and
|s a good penman, hence
■Js well equipped to render good
Ktrrlce In the management of the
II local college. Until the office of
Bthe college is open Monday, Mr.
■Padgett may be aeen at the Pled*
Hotel.
H| • ■
K Judge R. B. Peebles arrived Sun-
and promptly open-
H* court Mondsy morning.
K Beading the calendar were II
eases. Nine of them had
continued for one cause or
absence ot material wit-
I Reeses or some flaw in the pro-.
Hidings. One was tried end the
HpUntlff granted relief. Two were
Wit open to be taken up later.
has been busy and
cases :of long standing,
of general interest have
appears that the aet cat
will scarcely be disposed of
end of the week, except
esses thst cannot be
HfS, Mary Trekald of Hartford,
years old. won a game ot
Started to laugh, and died.
ANOTHER GEOLOGICAL SUR
VEY FIRE.
Tfcla Time Kntlre Building and Con
tent* Barely EK>K Deetraetloa.
The United State* Geological
Survey had another cloae call on
Sunday, May 18th, in a destruct
ive (Ire that practically gutted
the baaement of the entire build
ing which it occupie*. Owing to
the congested condition of the
■tore room* and document room*
and to the escape of gae, the fire
proved to be most stubborn and
difficult to handle and resulted
in the collapse of some twnty fire
men, among them the Chief of the
Washington Fire Department-
There was little flame but the
smoke poured In dense volumes
from the Survey building, suffo
cating the firemen, who however,
fought desperctely to keep the
fire confined within the basement.
The Chief of the Plre Department
states had it got paat the stair
case which hla men were holding
and into the elevator ahafts prob
ably the entire building and possi
bly other adjacent buildings would
have been, consumed. The de
struction, as it was, resulted in a
loss of about (75,000, mostly In to
pographic maps, geologic folios,
and reports, wtych, however, can
be replaced. The unpublished da
ta and other material in the up
per floors of the building, having
an estimated value between four
and a half and five million dol
lars, were fortunately unharmed.
"The only thing that aaved the
rest of the Survey building from
total destruction," said Director
Smith in an interview, "was the
the efficiency of the Washington
Fire Department, aided as It was
by some fire proof doors leading
from the basement to the upper
hall, which had been erected on
the recommendations of the Chief
of the Fire Department and the
Fire Marshal. In ita present quar
ters, installing every pos
sible safeguard, It appears that
the Government must rely upon
the bravery and efficiency of the
Washington Fire Department."
The Survey'* campaign of last
winter resulted in the authori
zation . by Congress of a new
tullding to coat $2,690,000, but
work on H cannot begih until the
money la made available in (he
the next appropriation bill. Then
according to the usual,time re
quited in the construction of Gov
ernment buildings, It will be from
three to four years before the
Survey can get out of its present
quarters. According to the rec
ord of the last few years, three,
or possibly four more fires must
be reckoned with, since an annual
fire event for the Geological Sur
vey building has come to be ex
pected copy for the Washington
newspapers.
Fire Sale!
The Qeologlcal Survey institutes
unique proceedure in offering Its
Qeologlcal Polios at one-fifth the
usual price as the result of fire
in Survey building.
Aa a result of the recent fire
in the Oeologicai Survey building
the Director haa announced a
"fire Kale" of geologic folloa. The
entire baaement in which the fo
lioa were atored waa filled with
denie smoke and many of the fo
lloa were burned, othera acorched,
and all more or leaa damaged by
water. With the approval of
Secretary Lane the Director an
nounce! that he will aell the en
tire remaining atock ot eome 150,-
000 folloa, four-flftha of which are
probably aa near perfect aa good*
ii^naily offered in a smoke or
fire aale at the nominal price
of & centa each. The regular re
tail price of the standard folloa
ii M centa, but a few unusually
large folloa have sold at M centa,
and the regular price of the "field
edition" of the later folios, a
m6re convenient form for use in
the field ia M centa. All of theae
are now to be had at I centa each,
but no wholeaale rate applies to
thia fite aale.
Now la the lime for atodcnta,
engineers and the public generally
to order geologic folloa to com
plete their filea or to become ac
quainted with . this Government
publication, the Its numbers of
which fully describes the geolo
gy of some XllJtH square mile* of
the United Statea, The stock In
cludes probably 50,000 to 100,000
copies on which the real damage
is practically negligible. Appli
cation shoud be made to the Di
rector V. 8. Oeologicai Survey,
Washington, D. C., and remittance
made by money order or In coin.
Llata will be sent on application.
According to ths reports to
North Presbyterian Omtril As
sembly at |U recent seselon In
Atlanta, nearly 4,000 church** In
that body did not receive a single
member the past yaar through
confession of faith.
In Lee county, 8. C, a few davs
ago M. L. Garrett ahot and kill
ed Aaron Campbell, who had mar
ried Garrett'a daughter only t
hour* before • and then killed
Campbell's father, John A. Camp
bell. Garrett took refuge in a
swamp and for nearly »« hour*
held at bay the aheriff and a large
Posse. but finally aurrendered and
waa taken to Jail.
A WOMAN'S WORK
sometimes reduces her strength to the
depths of weakness—her devotion to
household cares prevents snlMsid
rest and recreation. - Thousands oi
women in this condition find Scott's
Emulsion exactly what they need; it
is predigested body-food so medically
perfected that every drop yields direct
returns in strengthening the organs
and tissues uM in making healthy,
life stwtslning blood. • Scott's KaaiMoa
is devoid of alcohol or any harmful
drugs, and overcomes tiredness aad
nervousness in a marvelous way.
Health And Hygiene.
YOUB CHANCE* FOR CONMJMP
TIOW.
They Depend I'pea Year Age. Octapa
tloo, aad Mode of Urlag.
Your chances for consumption
are good. Indeed they are entire
ly too good. -Hare are soms in
teresting facts about your
chances.
Last year 1 over thirteen and one
half, per cent, of all the deaths
In North Carolina, or one out of
every seven were caused by con
sumption. You run more chances
of dying from consumption
than from any other disease.
Pneumonia -comes second, follow
ed by diarrhoea an heart diseases-
Children and old people have
the least to fear from consump
tion, but about one death out of
every four occUrlng between the
ages of twenty and forty is due to
consumption.
Consumption exists and can be
cured all the way from the equa
tor to the poles. Your chances for
consumption depend far more on
what you do than where you live.
Those who work and live in foul,
dusty, dirty places, such as cigar
makara, tobacco workers, saloon
keeper*, or Stone cutter* run five
time* a* many chance* of dying
!h>m consumption a* farmer* .or
lumbermen. .
But don't lose hope. You cm
e'-t-iiy make your own chan.x>*
(infinitely better than those of
{lnfinitely better than those of
the farmer or out of doors worker.
Their chief advantage is in the
fresh air they get when at work.
But they don't work all the tj,me,
and so they don't get an abund
ance of fresh air all the time.
Very few of them get enough of
fresh air In their bed-rooms if
they can keep it out. If you want
to have better chances get it 24
a day.
It has been found that the ma
jority of those suffering from con
sumption are persons who have
lived irregular or unhygenic lives,
or who are compelled, in order to
gain a livelihood, to work In un
healthful surroundings.
Remember that the dangerous
germs coughed or sneeied out in
the air are not so likely to in
fect us if we keep the well
swept out with a constant flood
of fresh air.
100 Kew»rd SIOO
The readers of thU paper will be pleaaed
to learn tbat there la at leaat one dreaded din
eaae tbat aclence baa been able to oure In all
lu atagea, and tbat l> catarrh. Hall'a Catar
rh Cure la tbe only poaltlre cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Oatarrb being a
onnetlMUoual dtaeaaa. requlrea a oonatltu
tlonal treatmrnt. Hall'a Oatarrb Cure la
taken Intensity. acting directly upon tbe
blood alHl muooua aurfaoea of tbe ayetem,
thereby di-atroylug the foundation of tbe
dlaeaae, and firing tbe patient atrengtb by
building up tbe oonatltutlon and aaelellim
nature Tn doing Its work Tbe proprietor*
have so nineh faith In Ita curative powers
tbat tbey offer One Hundred Dollars for any
oaae tbat It falls to ours, bend for list of
testimonial a. Addreea
F, J. OH KNIT Jt CO.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by sll Druggists, Tto. •
Take Hall's family rills for oonstlpstlon
Oov. Craig hai pardoned E. B.
Purvia of Tarboro, convited of
embezzlement. The atory la
that Purvia appropriated 91,600 to
aend hia aick wife to a hoapital
and made reatitution when proa
ecuted. The Judge, solicitor and
Jury all aigned the petition tor
pardon.
English Spavin Linimnet re
moves llard, Soft and Calloused
Lumps and Blemishes from horses;
also Blood Spavins, Curbs, Splints,
Sweeney, Ring Bone, Stifl- s,
Sprains, Swollen Throats, Coughs,
etc. Save 9M) by use of one bot
tle. A wonderfdl Blemish Care.
Sold by Qraham Drag Company.
The Aahevllle Citizen saya five
mulea and four horaes perished in
a fire which destroyed the mule
stablea ot the Blltmore estate at
an early hour Wednesday morning
a week. Bight animals were sav
ed . together with the wagons,
buggies and other vehlclea that
were atored In the barn.
On account ot the s-hour law re
ducing the work of clerks and
carriers |n the postal service the
appropriation had to be increased
for the work. Ot the new appro
priation North Carolina |a allowed
91.SU for city delivery and 9**].4o
for additional clerk hire.
Expressions of good will be
tween the United Statee and Ja
pan and the hopes of continued
friendly relations were voiced by
speakers Friday at a luncheon
given by the Japan Society In
New York to Oeorge
ot Pittsburg, newly appointed am
bassador to Japan. froasts to
the Japanese Emperor and the
President of the United States
were drunk In grape Juke.
mini BUOY EMM
Or DOM Everything You Bat
Pis ITEM YOU?
Kxperts declare that the reaaea
stomach disorders are so rasnmna la
thla country Is dae to hasty aad
cifflni hiMti of witliif ■ Btoonch
troubles aad raadewa coodltloaa alao
aaaally ga together.
Joka IM af Oaeeata. N. T., ays:
1 have bsea lisabli* with a bad
at—ash trsakls far Bftese years, aad
beesass so weak that I could hardly
walk ar da aay.work. My appetite
was very poor, aad It aeaased Impos
eto «st say relief. Sines taklag
bottles eTvinol I Sad that It kas
already made a isaaaiksbls lasprore
assat la say health; my dlgsetloa la
mock strsagsr. aad I have galaed la
WtlgnL
Tlael asakea weak atemarta atroag
becaoea It atrsagtksas aad tease ap
the wsakeaed. tired aad overtaxed
- - A f Ik «» ■!— ■ -- lf I_ - I
nerve* or tn« difMUT« orftmnit v lnoi
k Hilljr iMlmttitad If the wnkMt
ttooichi, Is (Miclom to tk#
Try a bottle of Vlnol with the
be istaiaed if It drnwaotHsSp you.
6RAHAM DRUG Co._
the paper of Marion Butler,, at one
tims United States Senator, who
begk jfiilttng the paper in Clinton
Sampson county, years ago, when
the Farmer's Alliance and later
the Populist party made an open
ing for him, and who subsequent
ly moved it to Uoldsboro and then
to Raleigh, has been sold to the
Winston-Republican and will dis
continue. publication. Lester F.
Butler, brother of the ex-Senator
Butler, brother of the ex-Senator,
who has edited the paper for sev
eral years, will engage in the fur
niture business in Durham. The
Caucasian has lately been a Roose
velt progressive.
A slight cold in a child or a
grown person holds possibilities of
a grave nature. Croup may
come on suddenly, broncnitis or
pneumonia may develop, severe
catarrnal troubles and consumption
are possibl; results. Foley's Hon
ey and Tar Compound nips a cold
at ■ tn4 outset,, cures croup and
quickly checks a deep-seateu
cougn and heals all inflamed mem
branes. JKor sale by all dealers.
Dr. W. B. 'Morton- a Baptist
minister was attacked on the
strets of Louisburg Sunday night
a week by Wm. Bailey, 18 years
old, who struck him in the face.
The seventh grade of the grad
ed schools at Louisburg had
changed teachers seven times in
four months, it seems because the
grade was hard to handle. Dr.
Morton was the last man on the
Job and in the - school room he
had an encounter with young
Bailey in which the boy came out
second best. Bailey was arrested
and bound to court for his attack
on Dr .Morton.
Poor appetite is a sure sign of
Impaired digestion. A few doses
Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver
Tablets will strengthen your di
gestion and improve your appe
tite. Thousands have oeen bene
fitted by taking these tablets.
For sale by all dealers.
When the caie of Cline vs. Cline,
• suit for slander, was called in
Catawba Superior Court week be
fore last, and Judge Daniels learn
ed it was a case of father against
son he remarked that he didn't
want to try a case like that. The
Judge'asked for a conference
with the father and son and their
attorneys. This was arranged
and within an hour the w.hole
matter was arranged satisfacto
ry to all.
The great calamity in Omaha
was quickly overshadowed by the
terribly disastrous floods in Ohio.
Great suffering and sickness from
colds and exposure resulted. L.
Poole, 8317 California street, Oma
ha, writes, "My daughter had a
severe'cough and cold but Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound knock
ed it out in no time." Refuse
substitutes. For sale by all deal
ers. '
His friends will be interested to
know that Ma). J. H. Watlington,
of the county of Caswell, sah, has
shaHen the dust of North Caroli
na from his feet and now has his
habitat in Alabama. The Major
is a peripatetic, and has made
himself known to a good many
people. •
The spring months often find a
woman tired out with pain in the
back, hips and head, nervous and
sleepless. Foley's Kidney Pills
will quickly prove their worth
and value as a healer of all kid
ney and bladder ailments and ir
regularities. They are a splen
did remedy for rheumatism, clear
ing the uric acid from the Joints
and system. Try them. For sale
by all dealers.
Cleve Daniels, a negro, was con
victed of murder in Durham last
week and sentenced to be electro
cuted July 14. His attorney says
he will carry his case to the high
est court and believes he can ob
tain a commutation.
WsaSerfltf nun Salve.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve la known
everywhere as the best remedy
made for all diseases of the akin,
and "also for burns, bruises and
bolls. Reduces inflammation and
is soothing and healing. J. T. Sos
samann, publisher of News, Cor
nelias, N. C., writes that one box
helped his serious skin ailment af
ter all other remedies failed. Only
85 cents. Recommended by Gra
ham Drug Company.
Wake Forest College commence
ment was held this week. The
graduating class numbered 74. Dr.
Hugh Black of New York city
preached the baccalaureate ser
mon and delivered the annual ad
dress.
It would surprise you to know
of the great good that is being
done by Chamberlain'* Tablets.
Dariui Downey, of Newberg Junc
tion, N. B. t writes. "My wife has
been using Cliambrrluiii'* Tablets
and finds them very effectual and
doing her lota of good." If you
have any trouble with your stom
ach or bowels give them a trial.
For Bale by all dealers.
While riding on the rear of a
tender of a Norfolk and Southern
yard engine in the railroad yard
at New Berne, T. S. Manning, yard
conductor, waa throws from the
steps, caught beneath a heavy lo
comotive and cruahed to death.
r
(to Aleut Foot E«e.
The aaUuita powdar to baahakaa lata
CT'sagfeagxßaaa
—4 >»laoa« alt of p.lo sad jlvaa rot and
jps.r rsm«asi«
State Horticulture W. N. Butt,
figure* the fruit crop thle way ;
Apple* # per cent of a full crop,
peachea N pe* cent, pears IS per
c*nt„ grape* H per cent. Much
fruit (ell from the tree* thia onth
gnd the cool weather materially
leaaened the crop. •
Lame back la usually cauaed by
rheumatism of the muscles of the
back fur which you will find noth
ing better than Chamberlain's Lin
iment For sale by all dealer*.
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PROGRAM OF THE ELON COL
LEGE COMMENCEMENT.
Plftii{iliM Speaker* lnteresting
Exercises—Cllty-two Will fttecelve
Diploma* and Certittraten.
Cor. of Xhe Qleaner.
The 24th annual commencement
exercises of Eion College will be
gin on Saturday evening of this
week with the Senior Class Day
exercises. These exercises will
Continue till Wednesday evening
of next week, and promise to be
of uncommon interest.
The baccalaureate aermSn • will
be delivered, on Sunday morning
at 11.30 o'clock by Dr. Warren H.
Dennison, Norfolk, Va., whose sub
ject is to be Life's Qreiat Rule.
President Harper of the College
will deliver the baccalaureate ad
dress that evening, using as his
theme Life's Essential Ingredients.
The three literary societies will
give the program of their repre
sentatives on Monday evening, at
whiih time also the Board of
Trustees will meet in annual ses
sion. The meeting "of the Building
Committee of the Board tfhich
has had charge of the erection of
the new gymnasium, will occur
Monday at noon, and the commit
tee will make its final report to
the Board of Trustees that even
ing.
Tuesday morning "Dr. Charles W.
Kent, of the University of Virgin
ia, and one of the South's fore
most scholars, will deliver the lit
erary address before the socie
ties, using as his theme Lincoln
and Davis, it being the anniver
sary of the birth-day of Jeffer
son Davis, President of the Con
federacy Dr. Kent will be heard
with gladness on that theme. That
afternaon will occur the business
meeting of the Alumni Associa
tion, and the recital of the De
partment of Expression, and that
evening the annual Concert of the
Music Department will take jilace.
The great day of the entire sea
son will be the final day next
Wednesday, when the graduating
class will have its final exercises
at 10 o'clock. At this time fifty
two persons will receive degrees,
diplomas, and certificates the
largest' number to bj so honored
at any commencement up to this
time.
The Art Exhibit will be given
In the West Dormitory Annex on
the afternoon of this day and the
evening will be taken up with the
Alumni Address by Mrs. J,. K.
Ruebush, Dayton, Va„ whose'
theme will be Universal .Democra
cy. Following Mrs. Kuebush's ad
dress will occur the annual Alumni
Banquet in the College Dining
Hall.
Elon College, May 26, 1913.
Foley Kidney Pills repay your
confidence in their healing and
curative qualities. Any kidney or
bladder disease not beyond the
reach of medicine will yield to
their use. Mrs. Cordelia Cope
land, Mo., says, "I had
kidney and bladder trouble for
over a year and five bottles of
Foley Kidney Pills cured me." It
is the same stoVy from every one
who uses them. All say, ''they
cured me."
For sale by all druggists.
The Grand Lodge of Odd. Fel
lows will meet in Durham next
year. M. L. Shipman has Jtteen
elected Orand MOoter.
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." Hip name is J.
A. Farmer. For sale by all deal
era.
The Scottish Society of America
celebrated with a grand gather
ing of Scotch people at Red
Springs Wednesday. Editor Jas.
A. Macdonald, of Toronto, Canada,
was the speaker.
•^00 —Dr. E. Detcbnn's Anti
Dinrectic may be worth to you
more than 9100 if you have a
child who soils bedding from in
continence of water during sleep
Cares old and yoaug alike. It
arrests the trouble at onoe. sl.
Sold by Graham Drag Co.
Fred Dayvault, 16-year-old eon
of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. .Dayvault
of Concord waa drowned Tuesday
a week in a river near Belle
Buckle, Tenn. He was in a camp
at Willing, Tenn., attending a
summer school.
LAYMEN'S MISSIONERY MOVE
MENT M. E. CHURCH SOUTH
WAYHBIVILUi, X. C.
J see SS-Jaly 10. l»i3.
U* roand trip Aire* ill
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Ticket* will be on aale Jane 23 to
28 inclusive. Final return limit to
reach original starting point by
midnight July 13, 1913.
Sound trip, fare* fruin principal
points aa follows: Golds boro f 10.05
Seltna 19 65, Raleigh $9.20, Dur
ham $8.45, Burlington 17.40. Rate*
in aiune proportion from all other
points. For detailed information,
schedule*, Pullman accomodation*,
etc. ask your agent or communicate
with J. O. JONES,
T. P. A., Raleigh, N. C.
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MV\ IV*/ ' the finest Government inspected ree *® ra - i M
JiUSflk ™*s. "It is tested in our own , ,. From I . th ° freeZC ™ ' l **» .E&A
laboratory for its per cent, of to the cool.ng room to harden.
y A ■■ buttcr f a t ' where we Jceep the temperature
7 MMSaMm The W * hest  l ua,it y of nnts From the time the cream is i£S&JSaMBSyM
111 IfflPiic ~ fteßh ri P e fruits—arc bought receivod, Until it Is handed to you, iinft
i I P|W| for The Velvet Kind. human hands dTnot touch it. N cfjPcs2#^ : — DS
To insure the destruction of 11 ,s made in a P ,snt ' wllit? - /fijS.
friUjCZ m\ IIE 811 bacteria, the milk is past.ier enameled inside, that is kept im t— ***-"- yMgZp
vjjf#gr 1 I heat Never before—was ice crean
3? JMI I 11| ~ , - made under such sanitary condi &9QHI JUL. lHft v
Ti M , K US W£ , tions - Never was cream s
' WJIIB tlw i tth f einorf ; n »^ c ™ ,n ' no wholesome—so delicious.
\ WM P9 H matter how *™ tuU y made - Order it at the fountain by JR -JS
mP9 P § Rffl furcr—more wholesome— the saucer. Send in your order "
I 11IIH eream this It would bo im- fpr The Velvet Kind in any
JSI|II PURITY ICE CREAM CO.,
VirkWk RICHMOND, VA. JD^E
FOR SALE BY ~ '
> GrahamDrugCo.,Graham,N.C. rtfli
| '[SEASONABLE GOODS I
Now is the time to get a Refrigerator, Ice 5 5 :
fa' Ww Cream Freezer, Porch Shades, Porch Swings and |S j
IXS [r ytil]|L|M| Rockers, Screen Doors and Windows, Hammocks | J ;
! and 00 Stoves. Buy these goods of and save|| I
jJ* We deliver any where in Graham or Haw River j
i| M. B. SMITH, j
Furniture and House Furnishings
|ij| Burlington, N. C. • \\
/7 F\ WMIMHMWMHMWHH MMMWIMHIMIMMIW* MHMHIIMHWMS
ANNOUNCEMENT ~
To the People of Burlington, Graham, Haw River and Communities
CAROLINA BUSINESS COLLEGE
Located in Winston-Salem, N. C. and Charleston, S. C. and affiliated with the South,
ern National Business Colleges of Rome, Ga., Chattanooga and Bristol, Tenn., among
the Souths oldest, highest endorsed, most progressive and leading schools of business.
Opens Day and Night Schools in Burlington, Wednesday,
June 4th.
Bookkeeping, Banking, Shorthand, Typewriting, Salesmanship, Civil Service, Pen
manship, and all Commercial and English Branches taught by personall instruction in
both day and night schools.
ONE MONTH FREE TUITION TO THE FIRST 25 ENROLLED
Positions Secured For All Graduates or Tuition Refunded. Worthy young people un
able to pay tuition m advance may learn and pay out of salary after securing positions.
Special students rates on electric cars for both day and night schools.
Write at once for endorsements of our highest officials, outline of courses, rates, and
full information. «
CAROLINA BUSINESS COLLEGE
Winston-Salem, N. C. Burlington, N. C. Charleston, k C.
NOTE—The location of the Burlington College will be announced next week.
Mortgagee's Sale Of
Real Estate.
Under ud by virtue of tbe power of sale
ruined in a certain mortgage exeeoted br
I, Hanford mid wife Loannle ltanford,
«• J. JMlchctt. on thu lMh day of AUK alt,
IMO. nod recorded In the o«oe 01 the Htgitter
of Deeds for Alaumnce county. In Hook of
!"««W F ni I*«d« of TPU.I No. Mat pa«e
So. Bit, said mortgage hai ing been executed
to aecure the payment of a bond for eBO and
tin- Interest turn-on. mid bond baring been
due and payable un the lHth day of Ai«usl.
Mil amf default bavins been asads In tbe
payment of aaldI bond andlnterest Uiereon. tbe
undersigned will, on
MONDAY, JUNE 23« D, 1913,
at 12 o'clock M- at U» oourt bouse door la
Ombara, Alaiuaueeoount,. North Carolina.
* f«r sale to the b lib eat bidder (or cash
the Mlowlng described propertr:
A ctuiu tract or panel ot land In Burling
ton township, Alamance county, North Caro
lina. adenine the landa of 4. a. Hanfoid,
fellar. Hlreet. North OaroU a Katlroad Com
pany and being U* Mo. M in the
Sf w JK"!5t" n ;! 1,0 m "€*• o" 1 »"rvry of
the city of Burlington, and mora partloulaiir
bounded and described in tbe record of the
mortgage above referred to In Ikiok of Mprt
prttßrtsi
By ibe Alamance Insurance *
Ileal Estate Co., Agent,
ADiIIIiISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
dot* authenticated on or before the nth day
s|SpL
,• ; ■ ■ ' :v""" • ...
NOTICE
Of Bond Election
Br order of the Board of OommMoMr* ot
the town of Ombam. North Carolina. adopt
election will be held In «M town of (Jrslimn
On the 10th day of June. MIS, at which eieo
tlon the 'im-Htion of IHUIOR DO rear t percent.
•OUJHjii bonds of said town of Graham for an
sartts&is,a«w,»
roters of Mild ton.
Held election IsOalled and will be «oodacted
act entitled: "An Aot td Authorise
the Town of Orahatn to laaue Bonds for Par
ing hiireeu and Mdewalks." which act tnt
£Mjed and duly ratified by Ma General As-
Hm. oi liia Oarollna,at its re*ulsr see
* '* t ß rJ k * r P r — t *■* Or order of
Hid Board of Commissioners of the town of
Ormhein. there will be a new reiteration lit
eooordanee with the law. of all qualified
elector* for Mid election- The registration
books will be open between the hours of t
o'clock «. St. aad sunaet on aaafc da*leuodays
be In all respects oooducted aa for the gen
aBScSrSSSKaSta
tboae opposed a similar ballot -A*alnst
SSSfebaffiM tfiT&MSi
Registrar
By order of the Board of Uoaualsatonar* of
iks of wraham, this the Uih day of
April, OU.
latjM
Service by Publication.
i North Carolina—Alaa»nce County*
IB the Superior Court*
Special Proceeding!.
John n. Montgomery and wife, Lore F..T.C.
Montgomery and wife, Blimbrtb h., 1.
P. Montgomery and wire, Utile T., Ida K.
Ho.amen and buaband. Ludwlck Rum
▼a. • >j,
William f. Mont gome ryand wife, la per Moat-
Fl% r fcX l H%£ou!;r, MUa ''° Mrr iDd
named, will take aoUoa 'hat an action en
titled a* above has been commence.) in tbe
puperlor Court of AWmaoee oonoly toaaU
certain landa situate In Alamanoe county,
Mortn Carolina, for partition among tbe len
anta In ecasmon who are the owner# thereof
In fee, said teoanta In common being J. 11.. J.
P.. T. a. William I. and WslttrT. Mont
mwnr, and Mn. Ida E. Hummera am Hn
Tfoaa Beeale Holt. Tbe isndsars thoee known
aa the O. A. Monlcomery Home Place.
Tbe aatd defendants will further take ootloa
that they an required to appear oa Monday,
June «, 1»11, at tbe oSU* ol the Clark of the
■superior Court of AUmanoe epantp, at tbe
court houae n Qrahatn, North Carolina, and
answer or demu. to the oomplalnt Sled in
, said oOee oa Monday. May I, IMS, or the
! pbdm tffs will apfly to the court for tbe relief
demanded In ali complaint.
Done at offloa In SiMtfua. this the sth day
at May. Mia
J. D. KKKMODLB.
mr«t , e.AC.
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EoQß—Buff mod White Orping
ton*. 8. C. White Leghorns and
Golden Seabright Bantama—fine
■tock—92.s4 per aettiug of 15.
B. V XUKNEK,
Graham, N. C.
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