THE NEWS AND ORSEKVEIU THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1910
Congressman of Fourth Chal
lenges Republican Nominee
For Debala .
mm m m wGjs,.imm folkiie forests openihs1
JTnllcU That the RrpBblkwn tn Xa
ttoa. SUM and District WUl Met a
Agr4 , ilfer.
Arett " Ijtw I Tata
Aeed Mrr Kfuni
DtMKPo&iIcreat and Point Oat
Um CSowe That Am Makina Cer.
Rady t mt on th stusnp whom
ever tha Republican of tha Fourth
Dtstriet Bomint a hla opponent,
Confrcasinan E. W. Pou, ef Smilhfleld,
the nominee o( tha Democracy. waa In
tha eltr . yaaterdar- Ha predicts vic
tory for tha Democracy In the State
ana In hta district, and aa for h horn
county. Johnston, aayt that the Dem
ocracy "111 carry it by an Increased!
majority. j
Tha Conrreeslonal Executive Com- j
mtttee of thta dlstrlet met here yester-
day and alacted Mr. J. K. Young aa
chairman, tha member of th com- ;
mltte being Messrs. K. B. Johnson..
-Ha; J. K. Collie. Franklin; J. P.I
Bunn, AMh; H T: Powell. Chatham;
E. 8. Abel), Johnston. Tha committee
authorised Chairman Young to chal
lenge tha Republican nominee foe a
joint debate with Congressman Pou
at aoon aa tha Republican nam their
candidate.
(twgrreKnaa Pou rrediru Vk-tory.
In an Interview yesterday Congress
man Pou, asked concerning his ran
vaa of th district and vt the gen
eral outlook, had the following Jo say.:
'I thall not begin a regular ran-
of thta district until after the
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j There is a Record-Breaking First
J ' Day's Attendance
Virginian- l't;
SHE DRA?,K CARBOLIC ilBlO r
tempts Suicide by Taking
Poison
; hi friend. Heaven knows I have
nothing In common aPb htm or hla
.puheiee, tmt I rtrr s7rTi5V.rTat those who
are scheming ,o get lid of him ar
Just aa much responsible for ail that;
has been done as ha la He put Mr. '
U,nw,.rth on the Waya and Meana GiUi Battd!, Jired Of Life. At
committee, gave him hla chance ana
I no on ver beard a word of protest
from tha Ohio member until the iead
, era began to agree that It would be
i safer to get rid of I'ncle Joe What Is
lit they have airalnst .him any way?!
RFDubttcan convention. - which 1 he-! Ha put their tariff bill through the
liave ha been "nailed t rr.ee th t How hn snd; the Preatdrftt f 7 " ; .
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ivaai uo i mime iH-mo-l'"" i -. r.. ...j
rratle success this vrar? 1 will aim. ; Congreaa If It was such a bad law
Ply aay thlai In 1114 our party aaa, the President ihonld have vetoed It ; O'Cka a r-iTla Morning
dtviaea mo two lacuons, you Know : '" "r ""mr t lM-tnklii
tJia-WUW." Tttlg ywif th-nmhWcaitt,1ly--'- hat -th w f -X"j"fc'"
party 1 In the same flK. divided Into make a Jonah of I ncle J.ie will a
bitter warring faeilona Jf 'hero la hard oue to carry Into ee-ut!on He'
anrhody who expeta any thing, but. la tP coward. He represent a syatemj
drffat to the BtpuliUcan paxty at the- whch has ar"iid" trie Jriilguatlun.. uli
' .nt i. K.iw Kf Itiiii v.i in IM t'eople. That avstem repreae-m'
find that pecaon. .the Republican party alnca the da
Th difference between the rro-'or Thos B Rel It will go. Surely I
rreeelve Republican now led by Theo- It will g but Mr annon Is no more
dore Roosvelt end the regulars led t.y responsible for the tyranny wni.-n naa .
il 1 her ou
' -t nar w.i
h where
li'tie elrl
. th"uirht
n lu,--ihi-
had
M
nunjr While ttouian.
.tt-niic.l uk-klc at k.i
bi
. I'Ur'-WuarU-ra.
a here aba slept and
raok'ng
ben the unfortur
man was found oa tnr i-
n- went after aakinx u
'r a drink of water it
'hit h- waa drunk: 'ut
tiatlnr. It aa found i'
drunk
It la nnileratood th
r.-i.rke1 several dav
In trouble and a
carbolic acid in order t
Wbl aauat. am trmtbre w ft fifl -not
n'J - ------
' Alter having regain.-! i ii!nc,
Hie young aoman . ..Ihkii
ak:iic the polon. I' i'
rr ' l e ii-iii of the r.t- !
uti-le.l that she hS;l lv,. y..
r j-hMff " feVer "palleiit 1
pji .enr cxrbnllc act'l . h
t'stnfectant. Phe v.
t. Hafrlgh fn.m near s-
Tresldent Taft Is fundamental. Mr. dominated the Houe of Rejesenta- 0, . ou(. , .
Hoosevelt will never while he breathes lives than thoae who are seeking now
th breath of life be able to fore his to gt rid o( him They msde him
platform, recently announced. upn, ar and he paid them off by giving . four year. ,.f .,
he wing of thearty led by the Pre.l- them h.g place.. Hoepltal ye.t-r.ia
xv... 4.ii,..f hv ih. "Tht-re are many intereft-, hour la n cM
President beore the Conservation l"g matter, to he .lim-uaaed In
ongras. day before yesterday was' this campaign I think th people
nothing less than a reply to the are taking a iW inVrenl In th
peeche which are being delivered ! questions to he dw.-us.ed When I
by Col. Roosevelt: What a difference i know who la to he my opponent 1
between these two men has com to shall r- very g'ad in.ic.1 t,. have him
rs... Klthln Imn ve.r.' (i.l Ronae- agr- 1 prewllt both able, to th
vail wa. then rreetina- hla visitors be- i voters of this ili.trh t I ilo not ap
fors snd after the Reuuhllcan conreii- 1 prehend a falling
linn with' th kmirtHnptmcnl It lirrah ' cm t Ic
fnr Taft" Kin,-, hla return from Af- i trlct I think it will turn out to be
rlca he has had Just one word of ln-a dlaastrou. vear f
dorsement for all President Taft haa 1 hrethren who leave the
don. At some place the other day, hlp.
ha did ear that the action of the Pre.- . In J
ldnt In securing a tariff commission ' shape
Ouace farfwlu- Viit llM tlir
Atarenisj l I n-u.i-. ul ami ibaj-twefr-tmrr aire) st.;l r
VU HnwtXW rUn.rr S4 Mid
That Mm- Wt in lYoabtejuu! We
(rning U Imui I'otxtii.
After drlnkii.g
A Tlioroiigti Rr-OrgmnJutkia of the
I College. Cosrw Uhi-h Will Meet
i 4uelif tUlmajuiltlgl x&(n3TtirSz
New Prnfrtuatrs to be Added.
.S-eclal ftv NV.i and utiserver.)
Wake Forest. Sept 7 A record
br-oklni i t'cr.ilance un ler highly
i-auapiiofius circumstances u.hered in
1 the aesslt-ii .' l?lu-ll of Wake Koreet
yv.teri'uv "ihe num!r of enroll
' I'.ci l h;i u- " .!al)lv with each
a'11-nc.Hiiir jiv tiuttl it the p'tsent
time th uin tMk hv Jta
.' 'inn 1 lu arti. p. pulartty of
Wake Koreet Is atteated bv the ti'ini
- h--.-- of . sf inTc pt . Ti Merely iron
N. rtit t a1-dii.i. 1 ul if ir dhtr States
a-, v. ih
In the fi.mnn r la a f. h...i .rtch
his ) .mi . i .1 i.ii th. iilendld and
im -r. it'i mi o rii.m .,' rnrnty-nlne
in n-i.-.l aitoi n h oi thirty-four
. Iv'b t'l.l. tiicf ,. ! e(ireecllle.l
manv of the f. r, m wt colli aee of
America, among them bring Harvard.
I'nlv- u oi I'etir.f ha i. a. William .
and Mary Virginia Poltet'hnlc In
stitute, I'Mverj.tN of Nonh I'arollna.
Trln.tv filter jo.1 Atlantic Christian
CoUef,.' This liihh m. a.'iri uf ittc
cea ha.s e.tabnl.h.-d a prcedent
vthlch 1 unit.' Hkeij to b.- followed
until the standard ! rala.-d even
higher
There haa bren thl.- Mar a thor
ouKh reoiaanUali-'n t.f the c.dlece
cour.e which, although ra.lb .!. It la
thought will mart n.jr,t comply alth
the lUvUern wlm ii"iim neemi "than
ettr prevhius ro'irve llie Rrnefal
air of the attraetiuii. nr.. no fold, to
ellmlnale the eMl or I ie elective -irm
and to bring the . oi.r.e. Into a
closer lelstion to the lite i.f the .tn
dent sfter college It
,.. that" certain etud e. i..t,,. a human
Inter. ..t and are i'iu..ll. importaiil t
each student v li ;c :litu ..v'.
Ul. imjiui. tlullnl.
i Therefore
WHEN M DOUBT
come here or telephone
us your wans. GJLif5- .
something you want from
a drug store we hate .
King-Croweli Drug Co.
The Quality Drug Store
Both Phones, 95
I l.l Men
lh.lt he
I ' K I 1 l.iku
n ' h. r life.
hid
1
11, it
no
he
m at ,
ItTe
the
-1 -1
ol PWH TMlfN l CXKf
At. IT KOKIl.r T MituNtl ll.
; ties sialyl th t'
. re-over
The ra.h a i
. the Mclroe- K t
j morning alx.i t
' o'clock Jil. pa
I Ing along t he
J met a little f .j
managed t. .rt
nearhv, where . .
ill..-ontented aid .umrn r
d I), mocrstlc ' woman tvk'n t i l:
I m.t lu.t from hoine the party Inn In . it .-ai . r
hn.ton .ountv I. tn far letter as badit burned
thn I ana two veers ago im-re ..e -.m
f In the Demo-
ote In toe Ma'e or in mis ais-
i I three-quaru r.
ar' I. a- id. lilll e
'--en.-ir. nN.at t.r.t
ttii. taken t.i IU-k
I Mi miTIK At i lt?
.e h-(.!tnl a ithort
!. .--i!.t ni doubt
t tried In the. Pidiii- t otirt Yca-
tertlay Morning
ea in .
I
I i
on. m itte.l n-- -
t M U e.ierdsv
i ,..ck Ab '-
n ntai:'-r-
'...ir the mdl Mi'
m b in !ie asked ' -r
hich ei e
a - r n of a ho.i
. t .! Med.- 1 1
r i ,. 1 the yni ni;
p'ta' .he I.
i-. Her month
hr a.-ld and
n'1 iia. n
was all right. This la positively the There
only thing Col. Roosevelt ha said
which could be con.trued an In
dorsement of the President. That
platform Col. Roosevelt promulgated
Is far mors radical than any platform
Mr. Bryan hag ever advocatsd. When
Mr. Bryan advocate any reform
are several reaje.n. why this
.houlil lie o. We will not only carry
the county, hut nitr) It by an In
creased majority "
lfcin't Itccafc Down,
awv.re strains on t'.is vital organs,
like strain, on machinery, cane break
measure he la one of the men 'whoa! down YnU ran t over-s atornacrt.
eye ar a 1IU1 too wild to be truat- liver, kldneya bowels or nerves wtth
d' to quote from Col. Rnoaevelt but out serious danger to yourself If you
th a.ma meaaiire advocated I nre weak or run-down, or under strain
by th X-President It Is the cry nt i of anv kind, take Elc trie Hitters the
great practical reformer leading a matchless tonic rn1lcln. Mm j e.
.her arm
An nunc" te-'t'le i.fte.ihird full "f
'carbolic hi 'd. wm found near the ;. t
where Mwi Hjtten aa ..ippoei-1 li
have drunk the poison
M!m lis ten came to Rale gh about
! five aeks ago from Johnaton re-nii
and r -Mimed at 'It West l-sne rtreet.
ocupylng a r'em on the second (!"
The . a.e of Mr. N-t: . . t Mronai h.
. harged with .elllng hi.-t ,mie up
( - trinl before Polite !. . .. stron
a-h e-rday asomlna ' p tu ition
..! i iti Atirorney Wal'. r . i.rk Jr
a r .1 pr.. .. tak. n 1 - i 1 irk
MR'ed that, inasmuch . 'h- .lel.nl
ant a. a cousin of the p iutn e.
he .1 .1 n- t think the . gi.t to be
trud tn his court. TW a m- n-ti of ih
..it sttornry wssaeU.e i ,1 in bv nil.
.th th understandlntf ih.it t'.e , tmrne
. r be tulU Investlgati d in .i iiutu
ri ' e jt court.
V ,1 I .all.es and 1 Kr .rt
' ti. ere c.ild fur .m iir..,
n I ring ail'udge-d golW
t .-d aith ci.ts amiMini'tg t .
. h
ileorae Alston, colored, .cii fin
., . ...t. f..r mi a.uult .m on.
' - r J ore
I
l.ol I-
lb
d I M
u .i ;
I.I X;U Itl Rt.I.Alt tllltf.STKI)
HY IXH'AI. l TIIOKITIr S.
tw o year, are t h
trnt and are r.-n
Aft.r 'hi. time ti
rtv t.i chotiae hii
either the c l .
terlal or medbii
eiiHime. spidv a I
nr...
1 here ha. al. I
he .cope of the
9 now to be n i
hi oa nag a. will a
i-'or thin position 'ti
I e-. ha e cho.cn I o
MoMon M A.
1 1 of th I'nlv er t i
lant car held U-.- .
. lute professor o' I t
t . r.ltv of Jndtun i
holar of eper.
I totUion Iih.
u 'bird tnenibi r
iiodlctne Horn.
I., !'U the pi'!t
l b . .loloiry at In- i
t 1 ru.tee. in It .i
itli .f September
In nwork on Jsnuarv
. . a new f iidir. ' I
hate a complete
to be under i harg
I .
j i , - ...,n I Van He naiioe- ft air.iaua, .
. I Ul. '"II. " '. ' ' - , i ,,-. WA
to another 1 i nat i uiu not wr- -
' enduring a .ever. ai.m. !.
Jf one man ever owed It
10 go to mm win wi"i'". m.n j. kh , rl-irlc Hit-
t it i Me Rr..n t .1,-, months, la d"e wholly to Electric rif-
eff at Uncoln. Nebraska, and say to
Mr. Bryan 'You were right and I waa
wrong. I hare com to beg your par
don for enrery word of criticism I
have ever uttered respecting you and
tha pedicle yo hav sdvocsted ' I'n
les Col. Roosevelt I too much of a
partisan h will at least let the peo
ple of this nation know that ell his
criticism of Mr. Bryan were wrong.
"Th change that ars coming over
om of tha Republican leaders Indi
cate how much afraid they are to sub
mit the record of their party to th
voters of th country.
"Just about a year ago the Presi
dent started off -on n speec h-making
tour. His first peech waa made up In
Maaachuaetti. He said the Payne
Aldrlch bill waa the best tariff law
ver enacted by any Congreaa' and
Just h wag leaving threw a large
'bouquet at th feet of fienatnr Aldrlch.
Tou don't hear a word of that kind
Row, They don't ven whisper that
they are willing; to tnd or fall by the
Pajrne-Aldrlch law. on tha contrary
the President haa In effect repudiated
thto best tariff law ever enacted,' haa
coma out In favor of further revision
schedule by schedule and dispatch.
from Beverly, evidently inspired, ten
u how willing th President la that
enator Aldrlch shall retire to private
life. Even Uncle Joe Cannon must
go. Kick Ixmgwnrtn has said It, Bhef
man I willing The Old Man I the
Jonah of the Republican ahlp. The
Ina of thl Congreaa must b saddled
on some one, Homebody must be th
goat. I believe th effort to down th
venerable Speaker will h resented by
tera I e tnem ana enjoy nesiin ana
strength Satisfaction positively Guar
anteed. SOc. at all rtrugglets.
SOCIETY
IIAHPER-MrOFX.
LACK or MOSEY
Wa g, Godsend la Tola Caaa !
It la not always that a lack of mony
is ft benefit
"A lady, of Oreen Forest, Ark., owe
hr health tn th fact that ah could
fiot pay in advance th fa demanded
by specie 1 1st to treat her for stomach
trouble. In tlllnf of hsr caa h
ay: . .
"1 had been treated by four different
phyetciang during t year of gtomach
trouble. Lately 1 called on another
rho told m b could not cur me;
that I had neuralgia of tha atomach.
Then 1 went to a specialist who told
en a t a . l , ... . w
m i'U I a lI I n OI ins .' I'lIlW II iiu
id ha eotiM mira Me In dmr month.
but Would hav to hav bla money
town. I could riot rats th necessary
urn. and In ray extremity I wa led
o ruit coffee and. try Postum.
. '"Bo I stopped coffee and gava Poa.
tum ft thorough trial and the result
hav been magical. I now sleen well
t ntght something I had not don for
Jong time; th pain In my atomach
a gone and I am ft different woman
1 dreaded to quit coffe because
severe --tlrhe I had tried to ton it
urfered from sever headaches, so I
continued to drink it although I had
reason to believe It waa Injurious to
ma, and wa the causa of my stomsch
trouble gnd extreme nervousness. But
''hen I had Postum to ar.lft to It wa
different '
To my surprise J did not this cof
IHI h'n I bc?n to drink Tostum.
'XJoflee had been .e.dll" snd surety
killing m snd I dldn t fully reallae
what was oinr t until 1 quit and
thantmt A r.f,et..m
I eer reed the shove letter? A new
.w eIlr f-'nj t'me to time. Thcr
ftn g. uuinei, tru aoj fuU of human
tntereea, . .
Inriiatetma Imoed to Wedding of rop
gUr and Irminot Young Couple.
Invltaxion hav been Issued to
friends which read:
"Dr. and Mrs Jamea William McOe
Invite you to be present
at the marriage of their daughter,
Buals Normcnt.
to
pr. James Madison Harper,
on Tuesday morning. September
twentieth,
at half ps' eleven o'clock,
at their home,
Raleigh. North Carollna.
Th announcement of the engage
ment of Mlas McOee and Dr. Harper
was made om week ago at a charm
ing aoclal event given In honor of
Mia McOee by M las Alice Wlllon.
snd th weJdlng Invitation cam aa
th formal announcement. Ml McOee
si young woman of cultur and
many charm, th daughter of on of
Raleigh most highly esteemed
physician. Pr. J. W McOee Bh
la e graaua'e oi
popular tn large degree snd has
bug circle of friend, being hald In
the highest esteem, aiany eociai
vents hav been gin in ner nonor
following th announcement of her
f nga cement.
Vt. Harper ft naUv of Kington
snd Is no successful yount?
phyatclan of Bladen county. Hs Is
a gmduat of th Btats t'nlveralty
medical department claaa ef lilt, and
whlls ft student' In Rftlatgrl mad ft
large clrcla of frlenJs, being en of
th most popular members of hi
Claaa. pea's '
. i. H. MrmiF.IX IXJIRED,
Burgy tn Which Ha Waa ItldlneT I
sjkottatsrd by bieiret hprtnkk-is
Mr. J H. Mitchell waa painfully In
jured Tuesday afternoon about fosr
o'clock and Mis Isabells Prown bare
ly escaped Injury, when th big street
sprinkler struck the buggy In which
they were riding, almost completely
destroying It .
Mr. Mitchell snd Mia Brows. wr
driving down Bouth street when they
met the street sprinkler, which fright
ened th bora so that h barked th
buggy across th car- track. Whsn
th collision occurred th horse sprang
fnra.nl. freeln ltelf from th buggy
snd dragging Mr. Mitchell for soms
distance. Ml. Brown wa not In
jured Is. -the .least .
TWO t -HARTIJW VETFJU)AT.
A certiflcat of lncorpcln ws
filed with th Bacretary of Bfat ye
terd.y by Tbe Public? n arrlwwr Co."
of rurr.m. Th author'aed capital
I. t.O.OO; auhscrlhed $14,600, R. H
Wrlrht. et ftl.. Incorporators.
-H. J. Irnnntng (a." of Aulasder.
filed a certificate of Incorporation- to
nge In th real estate business Th
arthnriserj capital Is lt.9()9; uh
srrthed ll.ieo. R. J. rhinntng, W. ft.
tltinnlng and R. 1. TMinnlpg, ftll sf
Aulander, Incorporators.
Irwin William. Wanted In ew Joraey
and He UIU " M Hlxmt Ite-
qujMlttiim.
Irw n Williams. . nlorvd. who I.
wanted In Mount lair. New Jerec.
on "he . harge of burglnry, ha been
arru'ed ly the l .,,il suthnrltles He
mk that h alll n to Mount Clair
a 'thout a rvqiii.itu n
He.eral da. ;ltn "htef of I'nll.
fl.i'Nfher. or SI' ''lair notified the
.hu' of v.vlce i f Raleigh that Wil
ban', waa here ting the number oT
ik. lorn. on I . . , r street st w hi-h
h (-.-id be o,-n!., I The ttalelgh f
l e had no irou'l- In finding the
r .oner He m il be hild until .i
j.'.rv officer conn . for him
to u.1,1 n n: c.PiTti.
I Ichl. tn fie Jlaied In the Iktwne anil
tn I he Itotundi.
Workmen were busy In the capit .'
le.terday building the scaffold which
I. to he uwil bv the electrician, in
iih mlnatlna the .li.me of the build
Ing Ua-hH wll al.i be placsl in the
rotunda.
At Fountains & Osewhera
Ask for
"HORLICK'S"
Tti Orijtaal an! fiioulna
MALTED MILK
Tha Ftod-drink (or A3 lts.
At restauranta, Kotda, and fpunUina.
LVrajoua, mv-igaraiitg sraj tusukung,
Keep k on your sajebosrd sf home.
Don't travel without SI
A nkk hi nek Mvssjrte fa a ssjajitt.
TaVa m tnitaftpai "T1H5I ITTA The work of Initialling the light. In
! - JtUaayajJUi. (h. dom w, b)l vpry j,MeuK t.aUlnK
in No Gomblmm or Trust f r much km
, i en. Ion tn
t"Fk There
of English '
h literature
lid of TYiK
Y iwuril revt'.n
Hartard and Pb
, ' ' 'htosao. itlti
I ... I 1 loll Cf II...'
at the I ni
Morton '
..rid rare shiln t
i.e.-n mad" f.
th- fiicul'y
will be rle. I 1
, f Professor '
I If of the lh .' d
on r'rllu "
I be tt II tak. up
lt
Ih Ilese l to
ni;iiii i ring c,o 11 e
of l'rofea.or Iaii-
tieau I he i.iiilpturin tor tnn riMimi. i
I. being Installed at the preaent time
In the alumni building ;
In the colli ki- bo.pltHl 111!. ' .r
Ml.. HpetO of ItUelgh. Will succeed
Ml.. Os-iiltnev il. head nnr.e.
At a ms. meeting of 1 he students
thi. morning after . ha pel exercise, v
committee was ill'., n m nominate the
members of Hie college .emits, will h
I. to Inveetlsate nil tnalancea of h'
Ing during the cnni'ng session. Pr l
dent Potest Is "U deeded In hi.
.tntement that hnring In any (.urn
lll not he tolerated Tho.e found
guilty of such practices will be i -pelh-d
Immedistelt
A t.lKI. WITH .ratK.
Ti.ik tp p ulniilng hatake In tlee
Pail, swung Him Vrotinil Her H.A.I
l ike a Mu,, aiul Kent Hi- It. ail
MMnt- lr.Mii Hi. IKhIj.
ISpe. i to , and i'lerf -
' t r. s. .t ;.-.ir ll.it. h. .
I -' ii ' l i lleid. toanHh'p
lite, .i i .. ... i.,,v t.f. unusual
tn,ii.a ih- n ittibrr. her be.i v'
'he . ore liet g jndfte . a.tx
hrr ardent . a Im.rers harr. -call
i.t u.e .nine hour, and up r
I'me th. n aili. their h.t f'
the '. C't , h. ..I Ihev tX'ke.l ,;
i t ; af i 'he -t.ue o? the w.atri -'
h-- i v i a : . . tt i iim r of t hi 1 .t
t i ! " rit.r.a'ii.n waa ten i
Mill! o' tn.. t ,. I f. of the. f
tl"t. n Til '.-nVtt.1.1 U.e t-oe
it - .... it,i. front i.t.r- h r
MiC..'n . i.ict thinking ..rb-!-.
..i ' ttier of ttleni w
1 - r , . i, . a e under .fir.
t. i t'l - !.. vt:ia .o p.r. 1.1- :'
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. ..1 . ,i. -te i on belna I . -
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o i i - . r h ltd unf 1 1 t h -
i' ' I n .1 f ire hi ' .
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-- rts-t treeew fteec .
h With
h i' :ujr
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- - '.' ght-
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for the flr.t
for each stu
1 1 r e ery one
nt Is at llh
e work froni .
1 'ti.l, nitnla-
il.e These
tehc de-
Mili'.a - f.e Itiied
'1 r
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t t o n
,- y. S T TE
t1rvH nj m-
- 9 : m m pfr
1 . be
Wc use
Live
Leather
only
Jt. .in I rf uui .1 t;""vi, i - ,
lur.i!'i"'1"'' tor yV.M1 tr JjL L
0(1 l'hes .irt-n-lit.tlicy vvS?N
II is made to ti!l V
at thi"! price N " 1
1 fc '
Im I ' '" - e.a-
ln Horww Mrs W
V verv cnb'v.ble
tvn. given ye.terilav afternoon from
five to seven o '.Im k at 'he home of
Mr. J pavlor In honor of her
uue.t Mra. W K Patb.r. of Danville.
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There were many culler, and Mra
Pavlor was pronounced a most rhsrm.
it st hostess.
m lMylor.
entertainment
SHOE
$4.00
iii sM.s ssaks San sj say i sj lgggrjgiS i n igg e -aisi Mm ksg ar gsju
x r
Bay ekkrr saia, stees a k aixty sigbta, ssal tea
' M"t JaadrfT(0fJt IVtM sWsl git
iiit r
llajesfiVand "RegaT Bed Springs
- tn Sold to Yw oa 1 60 Day Free Trial
THESE two fimoui trules of bed sprinjt look
as well as any bed tpnngt made, but it il in
wear and satisfactory service, rathef than look, that
they excel. The are manufactured of genuine oil
tempered steel wire, and owing to that special coo.
gtructicw they are guaranteed never to tag. ' They
an easy, firm and lasting. Made for cither iron or
wood beds. They are ahray the best lor the
money. . '
MADE AT MEBANE. Look for our trade
mark, which guarantees quality.
You caa tecum Ma
jestic and Regal Spring
of your dealer, but if he
should fail to have them,
ren one cent and one minute in sending us.
a postat cara ana we wiu nave you supplied. y--
MEBANE BEDDING CO..!-,
i I ill II sf !. tst I iilfc. iC 'v -v
Ik sere rt U f " V g,.
.wc..)t, ra w
fig(gsWBskH
rWas newst.
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H J
nMIMTnTt)H S MITH'F,
Having qualified as administrator
for the estate of P Yale, ileien.e.l.
lute of Hslelgh. county of Wake. N
i' . this Is to notify all person, hsvlng
claim, sgalnat the estate of said de
rea'ed to exhibit them to th. under
signed at Morrlsvllle, N '., on or ,
before the 7th day of September,
1SI1. or thl notice will b. pleaded In
bar of their recovery. All persona In
debted to said estate will please make
Immediate payment.
C. K TATKH
AmlnLtrator of S O. Yatea. der'd.
This 7th day of geptemher, 110.
niani
not to wear. It is made
of seconds from sole
to heel straps.
The
CRADD0CK
$3.50 Leathers
is a revel.iti.in tt) even man who tries tt for the tirst
time. It h:ii snap and ginger in the style and cut.
It makes the foot feel at home. It wears .vp
da - lunger than any other shoe at the price.
because we use live leather a quality sole.
insole, counter, heel, linings. How can
e atford it ?
Co to the CriJ.ii k dejler in four town;
he know. he .1! tell mu
LKlUI'vvniLHnl
)Bchkar. Via.
X
X
tee fee f 4
M ex ( Salt
J. C. Grinnan
WHOLESALE
DISTRIBUTOR
Cement, Plaster, Prepar
ed Finishing; Lime and Cal
cined Plaster. Delivered
prices for any quantities
upon application.
NORFOLK, VA.
THOMSON'S N
"CUOVE-FITTING"
CORSETS
MILLINERY
Mrs. Frank Redford
13 W. Hargrtt St Phone 63J
FALL-WINTER TAILORING
OPENING
Our expert cutter and-fitter is here, with about five hundred of the very
newest patterns in Fall-Winter Woolens.
WE GUARANTEE YOU A FIT
Have your measure taken today. Have the suit shipped later. It is worth
your while to make your selection early, as the best patterns are
soon sold out In any line. SEE OUR WINDOW.
PRICES REASONABLE
SUITS $22.50, $25.00, $27.50, $30.00 AND UP .
j ; OPENING bAYS Tth, 8th.
CROSS & LINEHAN CO.
, The Store of "Quality"
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