THE GLEANER
GRAHAM, N. 0., March 16, 1016
Postollice Hours.
Offlo open 1M ». m. toYoop. m. /
Bauday SM to 11.00 a. m.itid 4.00 to 8.00 p. m
J. M. MoCHACKEN, Postmaster.
* LOCAL NEWS. t
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—Mr. and Mia. Percy Homewood
moved Monday to Winston-Salem
where Mr. Homewood will work for
the Chero-Cola Bottling Co.
—Mr. -Benj, J, Williamson is at
the Stokes-Whitehead Sanatorium in
Salisbury for treatment. His ail
ment is of such a nature that he will
probably be carried to Baltimore.
—ThA crop'of froit tree blooms
which usually appears as early as
this is still lacking. The cold has
kept them back. Some are of opin
ion that much pf the fruit has already
■ been killed in the bud, but we are
hoping it is a mistake. ,
—The first game of baseball of
the "season at Graham Athletic Park
will be played Saturday afternoon
at 3:30 between Sylvan if the South
ern part of the county and Gilliam's
Academy of the .Northwest part of
the county.
—The first of the week was
springlike. Wednesday there was a
slight fall of rain, after wnich it
commenced turning colder. Yester
day afternoon ana last night it was
blizzard weather—only tne snow
/V lacking. • 1
—Lately severe coldß have' been
unusually prevalent. Also there nas
been much grip, SUCH ailments
may float around in the air—tnat s
the tneory. The many extreme
changes in the weatner have op
erated to aggravate and intensify
these forms of sickness.
—lt has been noticed tnat for the
past two years, at least, March
winds have been absent, leastwise
they did not come to these parts.
However, judging from the past few
days the windy montn has lapsed
into the old groove and old Boreas
has howled around with peculiar
shrillness.
—Mrs. J. Dolph Long and Master
George returned Saturday from the
Sanatorium ol Dr. Keaves, specialist,
of Greensboro, where they spent a
week on account of an injury to the
boy's eye. tie was operated upon
last Thursday. Mrs. ixing caineu
him to Ureensboro again Tuesday
and the Doctor dismissed the case.
So successful was the operation that
the injury will.lt is believed, leave
no impairment of the sight nor dis
figuration of the eye.
Among the Sick.
Mr. J. B. Montgomery was sick
the iirst oi tne weeK.
Mr. Chas. D. Jonnston's little son,
Charfes, is quite SICK from pneu
monia.
.ttir. C. F. Robertson of Coble
townsihip, latner ol County Supt.
'' J. B. Kooertson, who was stricnen
with paralysis lyore tnan ten days
ago, is reported as greatly improv
ed.
Mr. Peter. R. Harden has been
Biek since Tuesday from an attack
of grippe.
Auto Wrecked and Occupants Hurt.
Sunday night, so tne report says
—no detinue lniormation, an au
tomobile wag wrecked just out oi
town on the road to naw Kiver.
'A tire collapsed and beiore any
thing could oe done tne maciune
turned over, whirling around to tne
Side of the coiiapsed tire. It was
right near tue noine of air. Kanirej,
wno toon tue injured persons in
and cared for them. Xiiere were
four men said to oe from .Durham,
ana heading in tuat direction. Aiie
names oi two were two Pettj
brothers of tuat city, tne name*
ol the otners not learned. At tirsi
three ox tueui were reported Daaljf
hurt, one very seriously.
it is learned this morning tnat
all have Deen moved to Durnam.
Provide Homes tor Desutute Children
hi mainance uouuiy.
Adjutant and mi a. M. Her
lan oi rtui-uugtonr ii. c., will be in
this city tue icuuunuer ol tms wee*
in the interest oi tue emergency
noiue lor the providing oi uomes
fdr aestitute children and giris Oi
Alamance county* ihe work IB
* supported by voluntary contribu
tions. ihe people 'oi Buruugton
have responded liberally toward
this cause and during tne two
months tne wont' has been operat
ing in this section mucn good nas
been done, ihe county iieadquar
ters of the organization is
St., Burlington, ihe name of tne
organization is the American Res
cue worlcersj with national iieau
quarters at Philauelpuia, to wuicn
these offioers Belong. It is an in
corporated society.
Woman's Club of Graham Pass Pre
paredness Resolutions.
Be it Resolved, ihat whereas, the
glory of any country in its linai
analysis rests upon its homes;
And Whereas, tne first part of
any country to feel the bnguting
efiects of war is its homes;
And Whereas, recent events have
dhown tnat tne country which is
best prepared for war is best abje
to protect its homes;
And v« hereas, me women of this
country are lirst and vitally inter
ested in its homes, and believe tnat
it is the duty ol tnose in authority
> to be prepared under aft circum
stances to protect those homes;
'therefore be it resolved: Tnat
it is the belief of tne Woman s
Club of Graham, North Carolina,
>"■ that it is tne duty of our govern
ment to spend such sums and take
such steps as will make the army
and navy of the United States able
,®o meet any loe whicn may come
against the homes of the Lnited
States.
That those who represent us in
the Senate and Congress of the
United States be requested to use
their influence snd to cast their
votes for such laws as may bring
about this state of preparedness.
That tne Secretary of this Club
be instructed to send a copy of
these resolutions to Hon. V. M.
Simmons and Hon. Lee S. Overman,
United States Senators from this
State, and to Hon. Chas. M. Stedman,
member of Congress from this Con
gressional district ...
'MRS. E, 8. PARKER, JR-!
MRS. P. Vv. MOORE, -
MRS. a W. RANKiN, |
Committee.
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= ♦ PERSONAL. +
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Mr. Chas. Menefee spent Saturday
and Sunday at hia hoinq here.
P. S. Dixon left Monday for
D Washington on business.
w Mesdames J. N. Taylor and W. S.
Rives spent Monday in Greensboro.
I Misa Vaughn Andrews of Sftlis
h bury ia waiting at Mr. J. P. Smith's
► this week.
| Misses Ethel and Bonna WilKam
son of Saxapahaw are visiting in
Greensboro.
j Mrs. J. D. Kernodle and Mrs. John
J. Henderson spent Saturday in
Greensboro.
I Mr. and Mrs. George T. William
soft of Saxapahaw spent Tuesday in
j Salisbury.
' Mr. E, L. Henderson spent the
1 latter part of last week in Salisbury
on business. .
t
i Rev. C. M. Lance of Whiteville ia
spending a day or so visiting at Mr.
. J. N. H, Clendenin's.
.. Mr. Robert Knight, in" school at
the A. & M. College, spent Sunday
at Mr. J. L. Scott, Jr.'s.
1 Mrs. W. J. Allen of High Point
visited her sister, Mrs. E. L. Hender
son, here last week.
Mr. Chas. 0. Thompson of Gra
ham, Route 1, returned today from
a business visit to Greensboro.
Mr. and Mre..S. M. Pickard, and
Mesß. Austin and Dewin of Chapel
Hill spent Sunday afternoon here. |
Mrs. Nannie Lindley of Guilford
College arrived Saturday on a visit
here to her sister, Mrs. W. R. Goley.
Mr. Phil Carleton came down from
Greensboro and spent the week-end
here with his family at Mr. Will E.
White's.
Mis. Bynum of Raleigh has been
here on a visit to her daughters,
Mesdames J. N. Taylor and W. S.
Rives.
Mr. W. Lee Cooper of Glade Val
ley spent Saturday and Sunday at
the home of his father, Mr. W. L.
Cooper, near here.
Misses Conley and Frances Al
bright of Concord, at sohool Jit the
State Normal in Greensboro, spent
the week-end here at the-former's '
home.
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The Girl and the Game at 7he Mex
ican. ' ]
"The Girl and the Game" will be
shown at "The Mexican" beginning
Thursday, March 23,. This is one
of the greatest railroad pictures I
ever produced.) Miss Helen Holmes
plays the lead in this great film
novel which is told in chapters.
The story is of a girl whose la- ,
ther is killed and sne is swindled
out of her inheritance and is fore- 1
ed to work in a railroad station !
to make her living. Sae makes ]
good and all ends well.
See trains wrecked—trains blown ;
up! This is one of the greatest 1
pictures ever produced.
On the same night the last chap- j
ter of "Th® Diamond from the
Sky" will/be rup. ,
The Spoilers at The Mexican, Tues- |
day, April 11, Matinee and Night 1
"The Spoilers" is a thrilling, red- ]
blooded story of strong men bat
tling for supremacy, with all their .
power of mind and muscle—alert
for every cast of chance.
The picture with the punch pow- I
erful. i
This pictures-pie, rugged romance
of AJaska has a love story with ,
splendid imagination that grips and 1
holds the sympathies. "The Spoil- I
ers" presents the most stubborn,
strenuous and exciting fight ever (
pictured—the acme of realism.
See the whole town dynamited ! 1
A volcanic earthquake extraordi- 
nary ! A wonderful drawing pow- ,
er 1 J
This great picture will se shown
at "The Mexican" Tuesday, April
11th—dont forget the date.
Eggs for Setting.
Barred Rock and R. I. R. eggs
for Setting. Good Winter layers.
They lay when eggs are HIGH.
J. W. HOLT.
Phone 417 J. Graham, N. C.
PAIR MULES for Sale. Price
right \
LAFAYETTE HOLT.
2mch. Burlington, N. C.
One of the reports coming from j
the recent meeting of the State
Democratic committee in Ralfigh 1
is that District Attorney Hammer
may resign and run for Congress
in the seventh district, and that
ex-Lieut. Gov. Newland would be i
Hammer's successor as district 
attorney. 
"make work easier !
Graham People Are Pleased
to Learn How It Has
Been Done. ;
It's pretty hard to attend to du- I
• With a constantly 'aching back; .
With annoying urinary disorders.
Doan's Kidney Pills have made
work easier.
So thousands have gratefully tes
tified. ' |
They're for bad backs.
They're for weak kidneys.
Graham people gratefully recom- i
mend Doan's. ]
Mrs. A. R. Plintom, South Slain ,
St., Graham, says, "While I was
doing my house work, I often had
such awful pains across my kidneys i
that I couldn't move. Sometimes ,
when stooping I had to scream
out loud and had to catch hold of
something for support, f couldn't
turn over in bed and morning® I
had to have assistance in getting
up My kidneys acted irregularly
and I felt all run down. 1 got a
supply of Doan s Kidney Pills and
a few doses made my back strong
er. I soon felt better in every
vcay".
Price 50c at all dealers. Don t
simply ask for a kidney reraedv
ask for Doan s Kidney Pills—the
! same Mrs. Plintom had Fbjter
jMUbnru Co, Props,. Buffalo, N.^Y.
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MEXICAN PROGRAM
The following is the program for
the week beginning Monday.
March 20th :
MONDAY NIGHT.
Broken Coin
' 2-parte
Her Defiance
2-parta
Missy ' ' |
2-parte
TUESDAY NIGHT.
Life's Shop Window
6-parte " ~ j
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
My Old Butch
5-parte
THURSDAY NIGHT.
Diamond Frdm The Sky
2-parte
The Oirl and the Game
2-parte
The Little Maacott
2-parte
Saving Sue from the soa
1-part
Weekly No. 201
FRIDAY NIGHT.
X 3 .
8-parte
The Silent Member ,
1-part
v - SATURDAY NIGHT.
Graft
2-parte
Just Plain Folks
3-parts •
The Whole Jnngle Was After Him
1-part
To the Democratic Voters of Ala
mance County.
I take this means of announcing
the fact that I shall be a candidate
for the State Senate in the coming
Primary. In thia connection I desire
to thank the Democratic party for the
honor it conferred upon me in elect
ing me to the House of Representa
tives in 1911 and 1913. I shall ap
preciate yonr support.
J. ELMER LONG.
Death.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ward, relict of
Alfred Ward of Co. H, 6th Reg. N.
C. State Troops, died at her home at
Bellemont last Saturday evening
about 6 o'clock, aged 80 years. She
was the grandmother of Mess. Wm.
I. Ward and John A. Forlines of
this place. The interment took
place about noon Monday.
Health and Sanitation the Theme of
Resolvtions.
The following recommendations
were made by the Health Commit
tee at the last meeting of the Wo
man's Club, and they met with sdeh
hearty approval that we have been
requested to publish them for the
benefit of all those interested in the
private and public health and wel
fare of our community:
We, your Health Committee, real
izing that the education of the gen
eral public to the risks of neglect
and to the advantages and ways of
healthful living is necessarily a slow
process, recommend :
" First. That we see that our own
premises and outbuildings are kept
clean and in a sanitary condition, as
an example of what we wish to teach
others.
Second. That a "clean up" week
for the whole town be appointed at
an early date.
Third. That during the months
of March and April the campaign
against flies be commehced by prop
erly screening all doors, windows
and porches, as far as practical, and
by killing out all left over winter
flies. And that all garbage be re
moved, manure piles scattered or
covered and sprinkled with borax,
and that stalls and other places
where fliles breed be sprinkled with
powdered borax, which is said to
kill the larval. We realize that the
reduction of flies is due in a large
measure to the winter campaign and
to, ;he vigilance of the tidy kouse
keeper in "cleaning up" and destroy
ing all the "left-overs ' in the early
spring. One fly that survives the
winter may become the parent of
myriads next summer.
Fourth. That we recommend, and
get as many members of the Woman's
Club as possible to install some form
of sanitary closet, as has been recom
mended by the State Board of Health
for outside closets.
' Fifth. That we keep the laws of
aanitation and hygiene and the mode
of healthful living continually before
our people: Ist, By recommending
that the Health Bulletin be in the
home of every member of the Club,
and that it be read as regulsriy as
the Bible, as a guide in ways of
healthful living, remembering that
"cleanliness is next to Godliness,"
but should come before for no one
can be Godly who is not clesn. 2nd,
Thst a paper setting forth some of
the laws of hygiene and sanitary
living be read at stated times before
the Club by s member of this com
mittee, snd that the same be pub
lished in Tne Alsmance Gleaner.
Sixth. Looking forward to the
time when it will be possible for us
to have the "whole time" health
officer, to make popular the cause of
health and open the eyes of the pub
lic to the necessity of ssnitation.
Any further suggestions from the
Club will be appreciated by your
committee.
HEATH COMMITTEE.
Grah'.m, C„ March 9, 1916.
The caae of Herbert C. Cbafln
and, his wife, Mrs. Mary Cliafin,
against the Langren hotel, Aslif
ville, has been settled by compro
mise, Mr. aiid Mrs. ChaSn weie
ejected from the hotel, charged
with being persons of immoral
character. They brought'suit for
damages and wereawarded $10,(DO
The compromise was for $7,000.
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Expression Department.
Cor. of The Gleaner.
At five o'clock this afternoon the
Expression Department gave an af
ternoon matinee. This was the
flrtt of a sarins of four. The
others will occur next Friday af
noon and two during the Spring
Term. ,
.The program was a pronounc
ed success and applauded to the
echo by an enthusiastic audience.
The folllowing is the program in
full:.
Edwin Markham—The Great Quest
Comes—Miss Mary Randolph.
Ernest Poole—The Slow Man— Miv
Frances Hal?s.
Schiller—Mary Stuart, Act TIT, Les •
sons 4 and s—Miss Eunice Wei •
lons.
Kipling—lt My Rival Tommy At
kins—Miss Parmele Gwynn.
Dreyfus (translated by Brander
Matthews)— The Silent System—a
Sketch in *One Act—Miss Lorena
Garrett, Mr. Charles Whitelock.
Eton College, Mar. 11, 16.
County Commissioners' Proceedings.
The Board of County Commis
sioners met on 6th in regular
monthly meeting, with the follow
ing members present, Goo. T. Wil
liamson, Chairman, W. H. Tur
rentine, Chas. F. Cates, M. C.
Mcßane, and the following busi
ness was transacted:
Ordered, That this Board ap
propriate the sum of four hundred
dollars for the typhoid campaign
to be pat on in this connty. The
doctors in Alamance county will
be allowed the same amount per
patient to vaccinate up to Decem
ber Ist, 1916, as it costs under the
campaign per patient. It is fur
ther ordered that the doctors who
vaccinate will be required to re
port to the State Board of Health
as per rules and regulations laid
down by the State Board of
Health.
The Board appropriated the sum
of thirty-five dollars toward build
ing a bridge on Tom's creek be
tween Union Ridge and the Dolph
Qarrison place.
The petition of citizens in Mor
ton township asking for a sand
clay road from the end of the
macadam near Altamahaw to Cas
well county line was filed and the
Supt. of Roads and \V. 11. Tnr
rentine were instructed to investi
gate this road and report to this
Board at its next regular meet
ing.
The report of E. C. .Derby,
Engineer, in regard to the curve
in the road at Mr. Fred Home
wood's was accepted and approv
ed, and it was ordered that said
curve In said road-be built as per
his report and recommendation as
filed with the Board.
Daniel So.its and wife were al-,
lowed 83.00 per month for three
months.
The official bond of G. Ab.
Fogletqan as Supt. of Roads in
the sum of two thousand dollars
was accepted, and ordered record
ed and, filed.
Ordered, That notice be given
to those liable for road tax in lieu
of two da) s work that the $1 .25
tax is now due and payable on or
before the first day of April, and
it is further ordered that lists of
those paying and those not paying
be promptly furnished the Super
visor on' the first day of April.
The law provides that the tax is
payable only to the Treasurer of
Alamanje county.
Ordered, That Alamance coun
ty surface a road connecting the
Alamance.county improved roads
with the Orange county improved
roads in keeping with Orange
Central Highway road and ac
ceptable to the State Highway
Commission.
Ordered, That the Slate Road
Engineer and the U. S. Office of
Oood Roads be requested to ex
amine the different routes across
Alamance connecting with . the
roads of Orange county and report
to this Board the most feasal-le
route to be surfaced first.
Chance for Government Jobs,
Civil Service examinati >ns will be
held in Asheville, Charlotte, Dur
ham, (ioldsboro, Greensboro, Mal
eigh, Salisbury, Washington, ami
Wilmington, April 4th, /or income
and tax deputy collector*, inspect
or« and agents.
The positions pay Iron fJ,OO to
11,600 per annum and offer oppor
tunity for promotion to i|7 per day
with $3 for expenses. Each appli
cant must show at least two years
practical experience in public ac
counting, auditing or as head book
keeper, within the last five years.
Atlantic Coast Inventors.
The following patents were Just
issued to Atlantic Coast clients
reported by I). Swift fc Co.; Patent
Lawyers, Washington, I). C., who
will furnish copies of any patent
for ten cents apiece to our readers.
Virginia—James ' Williamson,
New Port News, Machine for blad
ing turbine rotors:
North Carolina—Van. Taylor
Deaver, Canton, * chair seat;
Samuel J. Fisher, Asheville, coat
ing machine; Jnlious L. Weathers,
Shelby, electric fire alarm; Arthur
S. Wheeler, Billinore, adjustable
measure (
South Carolina—Cornelius K.
Pegues, Cheraw, corn and pea
planter; Chas It. Saylor, Charles
ion, combination pipe wrench aud
; cutter.
HAVE YOU WEAK LUNGS?
Do cold* arttlr on your cheat or la your
bronchial tube*? Do cough* hang on, or
•re you anbject to throat trouble* ?
Bitch trouble* ahouH hare immediate
treatment with the atrengtbening power*
of Bcott'* Emulsion to guard against
consumption which to easily follow*.
Scott'* Emulsion contain* pure cod liver
CriJ which peculiarly atrengthene the res
piratory tract and improve* the quality of
the blood; the glycerine in it aootbea and
bests the tender membranes of the throat.
ieott's is prescribed by the beat special*
MM. You CM get it at any drag store,
~ feett h Bewoe, KtomSM, M.I.
•'VfcfiWE PKOnT-SHMUHeGWIPONS
Reduce the Hirth Cost of Living
by Trading with
"Crack & Joe" and Graham Drug Co., Graham, N. C.
CALLTODAYANO INVESTIGATE MOW YDU CAN PROCURE BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL
ARTICLES BY REDEEMING OUR COUPONS AND CERTIFICATES ISSUED WITH „
U EVERY CASH PURCHASE OR ON ACCOUNTS TO BE PAIO BY STH.OF MONTH.
Bargain Period Extended
To April 10
THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER announces
the extention of its Special 1 'Bargain Period" to
April 10th. Until that date New Subscriptions
will be accepted at the rate of $6.00 per year for
the Daily and Sunday. $1.50 for 3 months trial
subscription. The Observer's Special Leased
Wire News Service from Washington is worth
the subscription price.
"The Foremost Newspaper In
The Two Carollnas."
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CHARLOTTE. N. C.
Find enclosed $ for which send THE CHAR
LOTTE OBSERVER, Daily and Sunday, by mail to the under
signed for - months.
BARGAIN RATE
Name.. Daily Daily and
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St. or R. F. D '. 8 Months.. 11.25 $1.50
Hi Months.. 2.50. IJ.OO
Town. 1 YeHr 5,00
Remit by Check or Postal Order. Money gets lost in the mails
» Orders accepted under this special rate only during Special Bar
gain Period.
Frank Rainsey, a young man 21 t
years old, walked from Dillsooro, v t
Jackson county, to Ashuvilie and ■ IB [>/■ ■IM I [ml
aroused Oeo. Pennell, a lawyer, at aJLe#
2.30 in the morning, ta ask Pennell
to make an affidavit that he hau
voted the Democratic ticket at tne
last two elections. And Rainsey
didn't want an office either. He A
wanted a. wife, and found it necea- At Mill
Bflry to prove to his future father- *
Ih—law that he was a Democrat
to get that gentleman's consent. W*
The obliging lawyer, who knew ' ft Al* UinA
how Rainsey voted, made the affi- T ■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ WT
davit and It is supposed that all is
Well.
A MpeclUr Again*! Coldk fill 11
The nearest thing to a specific
against colds is a sleeping porch mmr\ mmr
or an open bed room'and a cold KtlOIlP Sflrt— \/\/
sponge bath every morning when »■ "" v
you first get up. Eevn then you
Willi occasionally take a cold, es- -
pecially when colds are epidemic,
and when yow do you will find T 'KT
Chamberlain s Cough Remedy a I |\l
great help in enabling you to get m A M m
rid of it. Try It, Obtainable
everywhere. • adv.
Deputy Sheriff Hawkins of X V? X
Halifax county was killed Sunday
l»y Oeo. Collins, who resisted YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
arrest. Collins is in jail. TO ATTEND
You Can Cure That Backache. The Opening Display of My
p*in ajontr the buck, hcN«i«cbo pattern Hats arm Millinorv
and gennerai languor. (Jet a package of , »IIU I*l 111UCI y
Mother (Jray'a Auatr»llal*#f, the P tiOOdft
root and herb cure for Kldiiey, oukMtr uywuo# • .
and Urinary trouble*, wain you feel all
run down, Urwl, wuiik and without energy m m - * mm *
UM'fliU remarkable combination f nature* MllFPh ■ M 1 V
liorbian*] root*. Ai a regulator It hae no lYltll Vll JL I "X(J
*'iuui. Moth«i Or«y'a Auatrallan-Leaf la
Hold by l>ruggi«ta or acnt by mall for AOota _ _ __
rr^ktwrvi.V""*"' n ' *"*" MISS MARGARET CLEGG
WE HAVE THB BABLIEBT, 810- GRAHAM, N. C.
gest, high class Strawberry grown. ——_ _
Also the Best one or the ever
bearing kinds; bears the best ria- Foreclosure Sale Rent
vored herries from Spring until the '"rKCIOSUre 3HIC Keai
snow flies. Free Booklet. Wake
field Plant Farm, Charlotte, North ■ ru|M:riy#
Carolina. 17febCt
Under and by virtue of the term* of aale
, contained m a certain M >rUf** IMM-«I, eae-
Ciited by V. !>. Kt'ereft no I wife, S \.. Kverett,
M tiiJ.il. Walker, dated Ketiruaiy lit, 11111, ana
■ reeorded In the ofQce of ibe ftegiaier of
A \r « Deeda for Alamance county In Book Mof *f.
Simnnop Y nil n M,mi'i t »i«\iu* i^-u
I 11 wLI H made in the pa) ment »1 U«th the luieii at aii'l
v it*• principal, tne unJeratjfned will • ifer 1 >r
__ . _ _ M aale, For i aah, ai the oOurl boua* door In
1 «« A J I 1 i n m Orahaiu, Alamance eounty and Htate ot
I IcICC £lll / AQ« I lere V to the higfewat bidder, on
C SATURDAY, AJiUL 15, lUIO,
And »3tOD It ■ -l oVloek M., the fiil!owln«r de t crjl»ed!
1 m real fewti: |
M nituat-j in Uiaham t«iwu»lilp, on Unr road .
i * r a rv • r\ V leadlnir from Orahmn to flaw Hlver, begin-'
Ir II I )r\P€n t
II 11 LyUCoII 1 lay m u tr » lloe. theme With aald road .V 41 deg HA I
I ■ eh ato a atone In th« road; theme S ?odeg K
m e'i ika Ut a atone, Walker'a corner: thence Hi
'V. deg K 7 Cha and
O'X'g w 2ch* and H) Ikn to a atone, VV. K.I
Joue*' line; tneuce N Hi deg W 0 cha and &!
- - lk-to the iH'g!ii(jing. containing two acrea.
. . || i, .. hut to be the aame there mora or l^aa.
Yeggmen early Monday morn-. T« riD . of naie-Aii caaii on day of a«ie..
lug broke into the west Durham M«rcb nib, mie. |( j kTOCKAHI ,
postofllce and cracked the safe J.C. W>U«.
for the fpurth time within a little
more than a your. Thirty dollars Application For Pardon of Henry
j in money and f'JOO in stain [is were Jpffrev*
torn into shreds by the nitro-
glycerine In the explosion. A, .mcion -n, ,» mlule to «... flm
of ftortb Carolina for tne pwrlon of llenry j
Jtffieys, convicted at the Kail Term of the I
Mupenor Court of Aii\mauoa county for the
crime of tiHvlug in lua po«a« Maion more lu
mmmm a aa tonicating I (4Mgm than la ahowed by law,
#" M\ | U I g\ and »«ut«nceu forateruief all montbaon the
V m mA. J I VV n I c«iuniy r«»d«, and to pay a tine of Oae 11 un
fired fflmO I Mia a. Ail per»oua wuooppuae
For Infant, and Children £ r \K,'r »'£« « fc u^VSu V fe
In Uae For Over 30 Yeara 1?
Always bears
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Graham, N. C
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
Having qualified as administrators of the
estate of the lute V, It. Wurreli. tlila la to
notify all persons having claims smilnat
mid eatJite tp present (hem properly verl
nod U) the undi!ril|oc(l on or oelorc ttoe
Xlfi of Jiihumiy. 1917, or this notice will be
pumrtod lii liar or tlielr recovery. All pornona
Inncr>t4'd to mll ontate are requested to make
iinm«*«Jl/&t«• imyment to tliu u.idersUnad.
I lilm J4ll. laib, lOlfl.
H. J. OTOGKARD.
A. (i. POUTKitKIBLD,
Adrn'reofiY. 11. Warron, dec'tl.
k Attja. • 'JOJanOt
Mortgage Sale ot Real
•" Estate.
Under and by vrtno of the power of aale
contained in a ueruilu inort>raff« avuddatod
May HO. IttliJ, from J. It. Minor and wife,
llirdif Minor, to llie ufidursltfiied mortgagee,
recorded In iliu oftlce of thv U«-Kl»i«r of 1>« eda
for Almn.iiicc county, North Carolina, In
Book of Mortiratfo l>eeda No. 01, page 70, de
fault having been made in ihe payment of
the liidchteuuuaa aeeured thereby, the under
ml if lied will, on
MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1910,
at '? o'clock, noon, at the court bouae door
in (iraham. North Carolina, offer for aale and
»ell for ntali to the hltfh ai bidder * certain
i rue! or parcel of land In the county of Ala
mance and Htateof North Carolina, In llur
li jftou towimhlp. adjoining the lands of H.
J. Hail and othtr* and boutidel HS follows:
Ueiilunlijg m a rock on tne K«at aide of the
old toad leading from llurllngton to Ulen
coe, on the we# aide of Haw itlver, corner
with It. J. Hall: thene« N ',«* deg W ll.m cb*
loarot k; corner with It J. Hall; tlienoe *
IKU deg W l;| cba to it nick, h eorner with H.
J. flail; Lhenee H 74ft deg KI» MB ehs to a rock,
eoiner with It. J. limit; thence N u deg B
k-ba ui a rock, corner with It. J. Hall; thence
«*i ".If deg W 7 chs to a r«**k on the old Glen
coeroad; tnence with sa d road NJH deg K
- chs to Ihe beginning, containing twenty
'"o snd twenty nine one hundiedibs (22
acre*, more or leaa.
Ihis ih- l/.th day of Peh., 1010,
ALAMANCK . Ntf. A 11KA L KHTATKCO.,
|Mortgagee,
Graham Produce Market
Corrected Wrekly bj W. », Kirks.
Chickens —liens—per lb. .10c
" Fryers " lity-15c
K.KK m I I'MT doz. 20c
bucks, per ll». 10c
tieese, " 08c
-Mutter, " 20c
Wheat, per bu. 1.35
Corn, " .80 to K.se
lj Oats, " 66c
Sweet Potatoes jer bu. 75c
Irish l'olatoes " Hoc to 1.00
Cotton Seed, per bu. ,50c
llidei'-Greeii, per lb. 13 to He
" I>ry, per lb. 15 to 18c
Ilees Wax, per lb. 2~>c
I Ta low, •' 6to 7c
Honey, " ]J to lAc
[I J'ork, " 10 to Ile
Dressed Beef, " Hto 10c
I
j Small Store-house For Rent.
I Well located close to the o'-st
(trade in Uraham. Price reasonable
. and building ready for occupancy
now.
, J. M. McCRACKEN',,
i SSnovtf. Graham, N. C.
[Overland Automobile Given Away.
The Southern Woman s Magazine
in giving away a &-|>ussenger, Mud
el 83 $7 jO.OO Overland Touring Car,
complete With all modern equip
ment including Electric Starter,
Lights, etg. This car is awarded
together with Wit desirable premi
ums. The publisher* oi the South
ern Woman's Magazine claim this
to be one or the most liberal of
fers they have yet made.
I This ts no "catch-penny" contest
but a fair and legitimate offer. Car
will be awarded June lit. Pull par
ticulars may be had by addressing
Southern Woman s Magazine, N.rbh
ville, Tenn.
13]antf.
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I have Moved my Stock Jfg
occupied by the Mexican, -
am better prepared to senM&j
Try me with youri
NEXT Order.
BELOW COST
I am going to give my en
tire time to my Grocery
Business and Meat Market.
Everything in Dry Goods and \
Notions must go.
G. w. BLACK; 1 J
THE PURE FOOD GROCER
GRAHAM, - N. C.
HAVE YOUR WATCH ' I
CLEANED OCCASIONALLY!
A WATCH will run without
oil or cleaning longer than
any other piece of machin
ery—but it needs both occasion*
a, 'y- ! ? '
If yon will Mftsider that tfie rim ol
the balance wheel travels over fifteen
miles a day, you will not grudge your .km
watch a speck of oil and a cleaning
once a year. It will increase the
life and accuracy of your watch.
Leave your watch with us Unlay.
Z. T. HADLEY J
JEWELER A OPTICIAN
GRAHAM. N. C.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Having qualified as admiolstra- v 1
tor upon the estate of James T. ,
Bradshaw, dee'd, the undersigned
hereby notifies all personS hoiding
claims against said estate to pre
sent the same duly authenticated,
on or before, the 21st day of Jan'y, *4
1917, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted tp said estate are re- ■ ' m
guested to make immediate set
, tlement. .
This January S, 1916.
J. G. BRADSHAW, Admr
20lan6t of Jaa T. Bradshaw. *2
I Very Serious
It Is a very serioua mattsr to ask
far one medicine and have the
wrong one given you. Foe this
reason we urge you in buying to
be careful to get tha genuine— '■ ■ A
BLACK-DRWJGHT I
Liver Medicine
ITbe reputation of this ot.l, Telia- V
bte medicine, for conatfpa-.on, io
digestioo and liver trouble, iu Ann*
ly established. It does rot Imitate
other medicines. It is better than
others,' or it would not be the Cs>
vorite liver powder, with s larger
sale than all other* combined. I |
■OLD OL TOWH T2 I
i Notice of Sale of.Valuable Property.
The Trusteos of the New Provl- »|
denco church have been author- i
Ized to sell to the highest bidder «
one or more lots of their property jf
north of W. 11. Holt's store build- ■
i >K. The funds coining from sale A'
to be Applied against debts from j
repairing churjh.
The sale will take place on the -jm
church grounds
SATURDAY, MARCH 2&TH, 1910,
and will begin promptly at 2:3 CL..
p. in. Terms, Cash.
If any person*or persons can j
show why this sale should not take
place, please notify the under
signed trustees. y -•
L. 11. IIOLT,
A. R. HERITAGE, ; i '&
DANIEL WELCH, ; j |
Trustees. •' 1
Brick Machine For Sale.
The undersigned has aJ. C. Steele jt j
& Sons Brick Machine lor salq.
Along with it are two truck" and j -
other parts necessary in handling [,
brick. It is housed and in good . ;
condition.
The purchaser will get a bargain : Jf |
For terms apply to J. W. MEKKFKK T
or J. D. Kernodle. laplt
'EXECUTORS' NOTICE. *
llavlnr ■iU*lltl«l aa Executors of the last
will aud tesMiut'Dt of A. Lxouanl Xiler, de- «
ceated. lute of Alamaaoeoouatjr, North Uero- jl
Una. tbla Is to notify all penous havltiv it
claims HKalust the estate of said deceased to J I
eitiiuit tiiern to the undersigned at Hurling- ' '
ton. North Carolina, on or before the Stli d*y
■>t January, IVI7, or this noUce will be pit ad
ed In bar ol their recovery. All persons In
debted to ssld estate will please make Im
mediate payment.
January », WIS. . j£jt
JOSEPH A. IBLEV, - A
O. L. I»LKV, Ka'ra
ejaoSt of the esute of A. l«onard lsley.
I Dixon's Lead Pencils are the '
' | are THB"~ fiJiST. Try them |
j and be convinced. They are |
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