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FAR
Is what every young
man who is adapted
or can adapt himself
to farm life should
do. If you are anx
ious to become a
merchant, save up
your earnings, bring
them to town, invest
in the grocery busi
ness, lose what you
have worked hard to
save, then go back
to the farm wiser
and better prepared
to enjoy the luxuries
and freedom of farm
life.
. But whether you
-succeed or fail, you
must wear Clothes.
We sell the
ALL-WOOL ALL
RIGHT kind. Prices
reduced.
Chisholm,
Stroud,
Crawford
& Rees
igainst
the
Proverbial
Sick Day
Which seldom finds us
medicinally fortified as we
should be to successfully
"weather the distress
and difficulties which are
so pronounced at such a
time. Just determine to
keep in reach all the
things emergency calls
for and less trouble will
need be overcome. Make
a list of what you need
and bring to this Day
and Night Pharmacy
where we are at all hours
to serve you.
FARISS-KLUTZ
DRUG GO.
The Day and Night Pharmacy
THREE LICENSED PHARMACISTS
Telephones 36 tnJ 464
SonUiern Red Trading
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.'Plant bed guano at .Townitnd k
Co.'t. Tnebeitia tnecneapeM. .
Mr. JoiephJ. Stone U visiting rela
tive In BaVannab and VaJdotU, Ga.
Mr. a.'M. Scale was In Atbevllle
tbe latter pirt of Iat week on bnimeaa
A
nr. E. Li. Btamey baa told bU resi
dence bn Arlington atreet t6 Mr. H. F.
HUrr. - .
Towntend fc Co. tall Royater'a cele
brated Orinoco advertised In this paper.
Read It. 21SlT
Mrs. S. A. Levy and little eon (have
returned from a vlilt to relative in
Baltimore. ,
Tbe market boose in tbe city ball
building baa been reopened. Beveral
meat dealers now occupy stalls there.
Mr. John Brothers, tbe well known
miller, who lives three miles eait of
JulUu, was amooR our callers Thurs
day. Mr. Fulton Moore, of Brown Sum
mit, has taken a positlou m the cash
ier's office at the Southern Railway
freight depot In this city.
Why Is the Vulcan plow the best
one? Because It turns any soli easier
and Is stronger and more durable than
any plow made. Bee Towuiend A Co'.
In the Superior court last week Gat
tie Ballev. administrator, was given a
Judgment of 7,000 for tbe death of his
on In an accident near this city two
years ago.
Do you want a spike barrow? We
have four styles to select from. If It
a disc barrow, we have tfn style. If
It' the price you think of, ask us. We
will mske It right. Bee Towneend &
Co.
Rev. H. K. Boyer, a former pastor of
Centenary MethodUt church, in this
city, but now paitor of Tryon Street
church. In Charlotte, was carried to a
hospital several days ago for surgical
treatment.' Ills condition Is not aerieue.
The poke and beodlng works prop
erty, located on tbe Southera Railway,
a short distance east of the fairgrounds,
was sold at public auetlon by Mr. Gar
land Daniel last Thursday afternoon.
Mr. H.T. Ham bought the property
f jr 3,S00.
Mr. f! R- Bloxton. of Spout Springe.
Appomattox couuty. Vs., died sudden
ly last Weduetday night at tbe home
of bis son, Mr. J. W. Bloxton, In this
city. The remains were shipped Fri-
dsy to the former home of thadeceaied
for Interment.
Mr. Harry Kirk has resigned his io-
sltlon as secretary of the Central Caro
lina Construction Company and will
go to Atlanta, Ga., to engage In busi
ness. He will be succeeded by Mr. J.
N. Longest, who la at present treasurer
of tbe company. ,
Atameetlagof tbe directors of tbe
Greensboro Building and Loan Associ
ation last week It waa decided to open
subscriptions for the second series of
stock, payments to begin April 1st. Tbe
association has been In business less
than six months and Is In a flourishing
condition.
Mr. S.T. Wyrick, ef this city, and
Miss Lessie Lowe were married last
Wednesday evening at the borne of the
bnde's parents, Mr. aud Mrs. A. P.
Lowe, a few miles uortheast of Greens
boro. Tbe ceremony was performed by
Rev. T. C. Jordan in tbe preteuce of a
few friends. Mr. and Mrs. Wyrlck are
keeping bouse on Price street.
Mr. Jesse Bishop died of appendi
citis at bis borne on Caldwell street
Wednesday night. Tbe fuueral wa
held from the residence and tbe re
mains Interred at Holt's Chapel Thurs
day afternoon, Rev. W. R. Cox con
ducting the services. Mr. Bishop was
' year old and was married about
two months ago ot Miss Lula Rodgera.
Ttmter Deal In Federal Court.
In tbe United States court? last week
Judge Boyd beard argument of a mo
tion to vacate a Judgment held by J.
MIddleby. Jr..of Massacbusetts.against
tbe Broad River Lumber Company.
Mr. MIddleby sold tbe company 23,000
acres of . timber land situated In llutb
erford, Cleveland, Burke and McDow
ell counties for $150,000. Tbe company
paid $50,OCO of the purchase price and
Judgment was procured for $25,000
due Februsry 1st. The company asked
tnat tbe Judgment be vacated and that
It b excused from further payments
on the grounds that tbe timber was not
as plentiful and valuable as ad been
represented. Judge Boyd ordered the
payment of the amount due February
1st. The payment of the balance will
be determined when the quantity and
value of timber shall have been ascer
tained. Mr. K. J. Justice represents tbe plain
tifl and Judge W. P. Bynum, Jr., tbe
defendant.
Marked for Death.
'Three years ago I was marked for
death. A grave-yard cough was tearing
my lungs to pieces. Doctors failed to
help me, and hope had fled, when my
husband got Dr. King's New Discov
ery," says Mrs. A. C. Williams, of Bac,
Ky. "Tbe first dose helped me and Im
provement kept on until I bad gained
50 pounds In weight and my health
was fully restored." This medicine
holds tbe world's healing record for
coughs and colds aud lung aud throat
diseases. It prevents pneumonia.
Sold under guarantee by all druggists J
60c ana 91. Trial botUe free.
THE innnnn PATniOTFEBftUAnV S03-PAOg 2, .
NGREEBSBR0 LIFE MEETING
Prorreime Insurance Company Hikes
Splendid Shawinr. "
The third annual mestlnr of the
atockholdra of the Greeriaboro Life In-
aurance Company 1 waa held In tbe
company's home office In this city last
Wednesday afternoon, when the offi
cer submitted reports of all depart
ment of the business for the past year.
Tbe company, which haa enjoyed a
remarkable degree of prosperity since
beglnniug buBlness.-tuade substantial
galna along all lines last year. The
stockholder expressed gratification
over the splendid showing made.
Secretary Colwell's report showed
that, at the close of 1907, the company
had In force 5.864 policies, representing
paid for Insurance to the amount of
$8,899,805, this being a gain or 41 per
cent, fer the year. The total Income
waa I2S3.004 06, exceedlug the disburse
ments by $S0,SG50. Tbe assets are
$323,679.76, the gain for tbe year being
46 per cent. The surplus'as to policy
holders Is $181,629.46. The company
made a gain cf 19 per cent.v in net sur
plus and 121 per cent, in interest earn
ed, and now baa $2.27 of asset for ev
ery $1 of liabilities.
The company's field of operation cov
ers the following seven states: North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Ala
bama, Tennessee, Virginia and West
Virginia.
Tbe stockboldea re-elcctei the follow
ing directors, whose terms had expired:
H. L. Hopkins, of Greensboro; F. R.
Penn.of Reidsvllle; F. K. Bordeu, of
Goldsboro, and Charlea J. Harris, or
DUlaboro.
Following th meeting of the etock
holder, tbe director met and re-elected
tbe officer of the company as fol
lows: J. W. Fry, president; R. R.
King, vice-president; E. Coiwell, Jr.,
ecratary; W. E. Allen, treasurer; I.
Smith Homans, actuary; A. B. Kim
ball, eeneral counsel; Dr. J. T. J Rat-
tlef medical director; R. Y. McPher
on, agency manager.
SPEAKER CAllIIOrt ENDORSED.
Republican Executive Committee Wants
Native of Guilford for Presidency.
The Guilford county Republican ex
ecutive committee met in Greensboro
last Thursday and selected March 7th
as the date for holding the county con
vention that la to name delegates to the
state convention to be held In this city
April SOtb. Tbe primaries for the se
lection of delegates to the county con
vention will be held March 6th. By a
vote of two to one the committee
adopted tbe following resolutions, in
troduced by Mr. John A. Hodgin, en
dorsing Hon. Joseph G. Cannon for the
presidential nomination: .
'Resolved, That for tb&.Oext Presi
dent of the United States, we unequiv
ocally express our preference for, and
pledge our unwavering support to", that
sturdy, broad-minded statesman Whose
modest patriotism, earnest endeavor,
unquestioned business judgment, un
impeachable integrity, and distinguish
ed services through forty years of con
spicuous life have endeared bim to all
true Americans Joseph G. Cannon, of
11110018."
The fight against tbe adoption o( tbe
resolution was led by a deputy marshal
and an employee of the internal reve
nue service, who argued that it would
hurt the party for the committee to
give an expreseiuu of its preference for
the presidency. The gentlemen were
reminded that the state committee bad
not failed to endorse President Roose
velt, after which the resolution Mas put
to a vote aud carried with the above
mentioned result.
Guilford county has eighteen votes
In the Republican state convention,
and a member of the executive com
mittee has made the assertion that ev
ery one of these votes will be cast for
Cannon. The fifth district Is entitled
to 112 votes iu tbe state convention, and
the same gentleman says that these
votes will be cast for Cannon.
To Open Business in Cuba.
Mr. O. C. Wysong, president of the
Wysong A Miles Company, is in Cuba
to investigate trade conditions on tbe
Maud and to open a branch, house for
his company In Havana. The Wy
ssng & Mi es Company manufactures
an extensive line of wood-worklngma-chinery,
making a specialty of a sand
belt machine and a mortising machine
for furniture workr the patents of which
are owned by the company. At pres
ent the firm is selling its machinery
principally in the United States, Eng
land and Mexico.
County Sunday School convention.
Tbe executive committee of tbe Guil
ford County Sunday School Associa
tion announcea that tbe annual con
vention of tbe association will be held
at the Reformed church, this city, on
March 20th. There will be three ses
sions, the first commencing at 10 A.
M. An intermission of an hour for
dinner will be taken and an afternoon
session will be held at 3 P. M. ' - v
Several of the leading Sunday school
workers of the state are expected to be
present and make addresses.
Tbe Vulcan plow sold by Townsend
A Co., Is the best because It Is put to
gether better and turn the soil easier.
Every one guaranteed. All size in
stock.
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'EHCOtfRAGIHG REPORT.
SBlcBdU ConditIinvof rtbllc Scnoolf of
.' Oak Ridre Township. :
Prof. Thomaa R. Foust, county sur
erlntendent of public instruction, 1 in
receipt of a milt encouraging report of
the public thol work of Oak fudge
township. Thi township baa four
white and twa colored school, and
every building7 is new.' It I a local
tax district, and in sending In notice of
.i.. .-.innTnnt'm(lB to the various
Bcbool Mr. Charls Case, chairman Of
t a .Wt Ivnawf who hll
the lownsaip i;uv -
occupied that position forWenty-five
year, recit the fact that not only waa
eyery member of the echool ' commit
tee present, but each one expressed
himself well pleased with'tbe. work of
tbe school in his district.' The amount
apportioned by this meeting, out'of the
local tax fund alone, waa 950. This
neat sum supplement the. amount
allowed from the general fund ofTV?9o.
making a total of -12,048 for these six
schools te expend Jn one year.. This
r.nt onlv Insures 1 longer school terms,
hut better paid teachers-and more of
i
them. I ,
Concluding his report of the school
work of the past year aa gained from
his own observation and from reports
of the members of the committee,
Chairman Case adds this significant
postscrip: "In my opinion better work
is now being done In the schools of the
township than at any time since tbe
civil war." ! '
First Class
Farm Implements
at reasonable prices.
You save Labor, Time
and Money when , you
. buy Implements that
wear well and work well.
The kind that we sell.
We issue one of the best and mot
complete of Farm Implement Cat
alogues. It gives prices, descrip
tions and much interesting infor-
rl mation. Mailed free upon request.
Write for it.
The Implement ,00.,
1302 East Main St..
RICHMOND, - VIRGINIA.
We are headquarters for
V. Crimp and other Roofing, Wire
Fencing. Barb Wire, Poultry
Netting, etc.
Write for prices on any supplies or
Farm Implements you require.
CONYERSV
New Drug Store
350 South Elm St.
FULL LINE OF STANDARD
PATENT, MEDICINES,
TOILET ARTICLES,
STATIONERY. &0..&0.
Prescriptions Accurately
Compounded
You all know rrio.
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Weal'
Iffii.dlmeys
"Weak Kidneys, rarely point to weak kidney
Kerres. The Kidneys, like the Heart, and the
Stomach, find their 'weakness, not in the oryan
Itself, but in the nerves that control and guide
and strengthen them. Dr. Snoop's Restorative is
a medicine specifically prepared to reach these
controlling nrves. To doctor the Kidneys alone,
is futile. It is a waste of time, and of money as
well.
If your back aches or Is weak. If the urine
scalds, or Is dark and strong, if you have symptoms
of Brights or other distressing or dangerous kid
ney disease, try Dr. Shoop's Restorative a month
Tablets or Liquid and see what it can and will
do for you. Druggist recommend and sell
Tiff,
GALLOWAY DRUG CO.
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Administrator's, Notice.
Having qualified as administrator of the
.estate of lawrence E. Whiteseli, I hereby
notify all persons having claims against my
intestate to -present the same to mp as re
quired by statute on or before the 22nd day
of February. 1909 or this notice may bar their
recovery. All persona indebted to my Intes
tate are requested to pay at once.
This 18th day of February, 1908.
D. a. lULLIMS.
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Admn of Lawrence E. Whiteseli.
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ROAD NOTICE.
, A petition having been presented to the
Board of County Commissioners to make
public the road or cartway in Washington
township leaving the Underwood Ford road
east of J. J. Boon's house and running north
easterly and crossing Haw River at the new
bridge, and thence easterly to the Alamance
county line east of J. Y. Jones house, this is
to notify all persons objecting to same to ap
pear before said board at the next regular
meeting on Tuesday, March 3rd, 1908, and state
said objection.
V" J. A. DAVIDSON, Chm.B. (X C
Is a fre business invitation a term em-
ployed betweerbusiness men; a siire indication
that ; the man the request a bank-be-
Uever himself and that he is addressing a man of
like b
and would like to open one; the facilities, con-
yeniences and courtesies of this bank are at your
disposal. Suppose talk it over? w
C P. WHARTON, President,
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inr IC A D A fT You CAN be cured of
11 lo A rAv l that Rheumatism
"Head this letter, then prove it for yourself
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
! OF HARTFORD, CONN-
GEORGE E. LEE, DISTRICT AGENT.
Aaheville, N. CM Dec. 26, 1907
Mr. Peter P. Yates, Greensboro, N. 0. - . '
My Dear Sir aild Friend: I beg to write and thank you for the good
the Band you placed on my leg ob December 21st, five days ago, when
you explained to me the good you could do me. 1 could scarcely give
crddit to it, yet I knew you so well t had faith in your remedy. I would
sav further the rheumatism has disappeared and also the neuralgia
from which I have been a great sulFerer. I trust yon may be the means
of reaching tbe many sufferers in this broad land and be , able to bring
to them the same good results that have come to me, which I only
wish I bad known of yearns ago, and.I shall bold to this Band so long as
I live and would not part with same for any consideration. v;
; Thanking'you again, with hih regaro s and very best wishes,
i Your friend,-
; ' . - ." : ; G. E. LEE.
Ob not bo disoou'raged.
failed, wear ono of my Bands and bo cured.
I have hundreds of testimonials from people 1 have
oured, many of them here In Greensboro. ,
Write today for full particulars and terms. 1
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IT DOES DOUBLE DUTY
it warms the coldest and largest room in
the house, making it- cozy. The busy
housewife can cook, or bake . any thing
from light rolls to a Thanksgiving or
Christmas turkey. Still it looks just as
neat as any heater made. It is air-tight
and a great fuel saver. Thousands are be- :
ing sold. Thousands of housekeepers are
enthusiastic. ' Fine Cast Iron tops and
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