The State Dispatch.
)urish
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you that
vill con-
; Co.
OLLAR.
Dw bad
y 1 dollar
paper of
5T REM-
?h Troub-
for more
ige, wbich
LS use she
Bople, who
who saw
i package,
led him to
it.
h gave her
yes, wbich
wonderful
d them if
er surprise
said “the
jpt on dis-
she eent
'orking for
and North
w; the call
ffered her
r>
:er.
as she and
wants to
IN, 1375
for one or
lay if you
where rpmen are few.
Are as Scarce in Bulgaria as Black
Swans.
hcndon lUustrated News.
Bulgaria is the nearest approach
to a peasant commonwealth wbidi
the world !tis known in modern
times. Tliere is not a Bulgarian
Slave wli(> is not the owner of a plot
of land upon which he lives and out
of wiiich he gets his own livelihood
by his own labor.
Large ianlov.ners are almost un
known, The few men of wealth in
the country are mostly ol foreign
birth or descent, and even tiiey would
not be counted as wealthy according
to the standard of other European
countries.
The small landowners, who form
the vast mtijority of the population,
are peasant born and peasant bred
They are extremely thrifty. The^
are content with the plain food; they
wear the same sheepskin garments
from year to year, only turniiig their
coats inside out \vith the changes of
the season.
While families, even of well-to-do
peasants sleep in the same room up-.
Ion mats stretched out on the floor.
[They live under conditions of dirt
^md discomfort which no British or
German or French laborer w'ould
tolerate for a week. Yet notwith
standing their disregard of the sim
plest sanitary arrangements they
grow up sinnkirly strong and healthy.
Moreover tney are free from the
irritation caused among other labor
ers, overworked if not underpaid, by
the spectacle of neighbors living in
afHueijce and ease without any ne
cessity to curtail their expenditure.
Rich men are black swans in Bulga-
Iria. I was told by a foreign kank-
' er in Sofia wlio had traded for many
years in the country that be doubt
ed greatly whether there were fifty
men in all the rural di.striets who
had net incomes of a year.
County Exhibit for 1908.
(Continued ffom page two.)
J M Tisdale
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Foster Grocery Co.
by provisions furnished Hartwell Sharpe
“ Harritt Trollinger
“ ilena Buckner
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60
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How’s This?
Fecruary 8, J908.
Burke Furniture by one coffin for June Nash
White-Williamson Co. by provisions furnished Terry Albright
William Foust
“ Aaron Husbands
“ “ Fmaline Nelson
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J ,R & C F Coble Co.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known
i J. Cheney for the last 15 years,
and believt; him perfectly iionorable
|48 50' business transactiun and finan-
i ciaily able to carry out any obliga
tions made by his firm.
Walimng KiNNAXtfe Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is t'd^en in
ternally, acting directly uj)on the
bloni;] and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Pr\e-e 75 cents per bottia. Sold by
4 00
.3 75
3 00
6 00
9 00
25.75
H M Love & Son
A ii Fintom
R A Thompson
(,
P L Jones
Jas. H Lash ley
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A S Dickey
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March 2, 1908.
by provisions furnished Geo. Walker & wife 6 00
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J A Murray
J K Foster & Bro.
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A Woraan”s Back.
ilhe Aches and Pains Will Disap
pear if the Advice of This Wo
man is Folicwed.
A woman’s back has many aches
[and pains.
Jas. Johnson
Jesse Holt
Holt, Gant & Holt
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J A Lewis
S M Sharpe
■S M Stiarpe
Kime ct CV-.
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T H Hornaday
J G & E L J)ailey
W C Isley
A J Marshburn Co.
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a
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£ I
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an Druggists.
Take Hall’s Family Fills for con
stipation.
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Ai\derson & Sjnpson
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limes ’tis the kidneys’ fault.
B ickaehe is really ki(,liH‘y ache,
That’s wiiv Doan’s Kithiey IMll.'s
pen re it.
M any North Carolina women
know this.
R(;ad wl'.ai one has to say about it.
Mrs Uie Bcjusom Reeves, of’ li 18
North Tryoti Street organist at the
ilOpiscopal Ciiurcli, Charlotte, N. C.,
ii
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Mrs Isaac Crabtree
4 50
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Dua Lewis
4 50
ii
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4 50
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Zaobariah Jones&wife 1 50
ii
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Catharine Wright
3 00
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.David Herbiii
6 00
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Rachel Alleu
3 00
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Martin “
3 00
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Rachel “
3 00
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Martin “
3 00
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Rachel “
3 00
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■ Rachel “
3 00
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W C Wood
4 50
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Mary McDaniel
3 75
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Millie Foster
6 00
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Elizabeth Chavis
3 00
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“ Cates
3 00
House Rent
ii
Mrs Iflorence Martin 10 50 1
Provisions
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Martha Russell
3,00
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K Shej)herd
6 00 1
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E M Hffiith
9 001
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Haley Moore
3 00
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Eliza Merrit
4 741
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Deb by Sawyer
4 50
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Alexai'der Way
6 00'i
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Martha Fox,
4 50
ii
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John Overman & wife
7 50
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Wasliington Boj>:g's
6 00
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Jolii) Howard
4 60
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Ibby Miller
1 50
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David Jobe
(j uo
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Alex Long and wife
3 00
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Bettie Noah
3 00
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Liiri Dark
4 50
ii
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Julia Terrell
3 {,)(,)
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Mrs Daniel Aldridge
4 50
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Jennie CletKlcnin
-i 50
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Mniy Boon
■I 50
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Jesse Evans
4 5C'
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David Hunter
0 00
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M IS ,Lashley
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Ro.se Kirkp:itr;>'k
4 •)0
WANTED—Experienced top-
pejs to work in Hosiery mill. Will
pay four cents per dozen. Regular
work . Apply to
Bellevue MPg. Co.,
Hillsboro, N. C.
WANTED.—Four or five loads
of stove wood in exchange for year
ly subscriptions to the Dispatch.
Cali at Dispatch Office,
Professional Cards
John H. Vernon,
Attorney and Gounsellor at Law.
Burlington, N. C.
OfHce over Bradley’s Drug Store.
Phone 65.
E. S. W. DiWEIION,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Burlington, N. C.
Office in Piedmoiit Buildiog.
John R. Hoffman,
Altomey-at-Law,
Burlington, North Carolina.
Office, Piedmont Building.
GEORGE M. PAHON,
mflRSEY 4T IJW
108 Court Squre, Greensboro, N. C.
Practice Rrgularly ]n the Courts of Alamance
County.
A
earned, saved and
'avs:
US(
(1 Doan’s Kid
Ut'V
Piil
and t’lev hav(>
benefited me more
I ever tried. J
Itlvan an\ thing ci.se
procvired them -at a drug store and ^
[used them tor my back and kidneys i Chas. L Mo^er
{which iuive i;au.sed me great troiiMe Uirabam (iavi'ett
-M’ebane Store Co.
S S Kimerv
Mvtbasie St(>re Co.
u a
A[*uh, 0, 1908.
r B (derringer by John liilm’s board fo.i one n)oiilh
-Jos A Isley Bro Co by ].n'ovisionK furnislied 'i'eiu{?ay Tarpley
J M 'I'is^lale “ Silas 'i.’ahsentt
Jo."e})h A Jsley Ltutis Miller
({I’ahaiu c't Ca.skel (Jo bv eoilin for Lula Stone’s eliild
(^rahaiii ColHn tK: Casket (jo by coffin for
(.il('U(!()e Cotton Mills !)V provisionK furnishol Thos. Fostei-
“ “ NiiU(?y H Jones
1.
tr.id misery for a numl)cr of yea.i'.-i.
rriie u.se of this renjcciv woaderfuHv
■ • ►
K‘uefit(;d me.”
For sale by ail dealers. Priee
K* cunts. Fo.ster-Milburii (Jo.,
Juffalo, New York, sole agents for
.e United States.
Rem'mb(;r the name—Doan’s—
Ind take no other.
Our Wonderful Railroads.
Leslie’f5 Weekly.
Gail ManuUon was right when
Jie said that it there never was to
ly railways (fu this eonlinent it.
H’Guld have been an impertinence for
;ulumi)ti.s to have di.-tujvered it.
)idy by the railways could its luag-
[nfieent distances be bridged. Iviual-
ly ct>rri.(‘t w'as Charles Carroll of
jarrollton, tlu‘ last survivor of the
i^ni'i's ul'the Declaration of Inde-
jendc a when, ou throwing np the
>t .sli' \clfi.il (if earth for the first
KUvay 1)1 the United kStates which
as inti'ii'ivd to carry passengers and
jht, thv l>altirnore and (3hio, he
t^ lainied, ‘-J consider this event
>; (I only tu that of the adoption
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White-Williamsoii
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Jas. Collins and wife
W H (Jlapp
Rebecca Isley
Eliza Miinter
.John Weaver
Celia Fuller
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FJizi Hunter
W illiam Foust
Lorry Albright
( iw). Hester
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5 (10
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2 00
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Safely Invested
where it will grow, increase and mul
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safe and nowhere grows quite so rap
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In Six Per Cent
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' Bonds
^ (3«nerations of liv^,, Tjride-
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or place a new the legnla-
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1 for on .>1 medicine and haVfe the
wrong one given you. For this
reason wc urgie you in buying
to be caieful to get the gentiine—
THEDFORcrS
Liver Medidne
The reputation of this old, relia*.
ble medicine, for constipation, in>
digestion iand liver trouble, is firm
ly established.: It does ni>t iniitate
other medicines. It is better than
others, or it would hot bfe; the fa
vorite liver powder, with a larger
sale than all others combined.
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(To be continued next wovk.)
F/lcMichae! Rolled the Wheelbarrow.
Altlu.iugh
])cnK)crat,
in unoompronn.suig’
awyor 0. O. McMichael
of M 0, like a hero, came to
and paid lits, elcbtiou bet vvith
Oui. .iohii Mooro and from the JSIad-
son I k'i'iild, we glean the following
accoiiiit oi' tliis ralhcr aumsing occu-
810 !1.
/■
bln
and devoid of socks, atul
/
accompanied by a large concourse of
our citizens, who made {lie welkin’
ring with tin pan;:, horns, yell.s, etc.
0. O. McMichael started on that fa
mous trij) to .Reidsville, via the
.spk'ndid new court house at Went-
wortli. lie rolled a bran ue'sv
wheel!)arroW; in wiiich snugly lay a
JVo. 11 pair of brogans and large,
the Declaration of IndcpendencL^
second even to that.’' Tiiat wa.s
iS2.‘j. Jiut England was far u-
iea(! of us ii! railway building in the
'(■irinning. Even liussia got a bet-
'.r .-^tair than wc did. At the out-
et we imported not only our loco- baggy-l«oking j)airof.sox, which be
natives and cars, but also the rails intewded to don as soon as he was
'1 \vhich they were run and the j out of town. The procession start-
‘ ii to run them. However, John } ed at the square tuid proceeded as
I'ven,', Peter Cooper, Evan Thoni'j far as the Southern depot, when Col.
-Mattiiias Baldwin, and ot!icr.s, iu j .Toiin Moore told tlie lawyer if he
\arious fields, changed ail this, 1 would I’oll the v/heelbarrow back to
I) tueir various fi-dds laid the | (he s(jnarc he svniild let him off.
a raiUvay system j You ouglit to have see)) the lawyer's
'• hicli i.s icday, ill dl!llen,'^io‘is ai.-d | fcic(,‘hrighfen at tho.^e sweet words!
' !iiplci(-iu‘ss, tar ahead of tiiat lA lie dreaded that long trip and was
(ftlKl
!‘>uiu!ati()iis of
['''V other half a do^en countries in
]iie world combined.
glad to get out of it, but he had been
ganse to the last and had not shown
a single white feather. Jtisdou!)t-
till, howevei’, if he ever, bets on any
body else. During the ])i'(*ce.s>:ion
many bright remarks wei’e nride at
the ex])ens{; of t.he lawjer, a few ol
whie,lj tlie Herald repeats ,for the
beiK'ht of its ioai.jy reader.s: ‘'Jcs,->
look at dem feet! Aint dey who])-
pers?’’ ^’You can’t see de proces
sion fur dc; la wyors feet!” “Pshaw,
man, dem ain t no feet at ;dl! You
jes’ ongiit to see John .ViooreV!”;
and many others too numerous to
mention.
On Advertising.
And it atae to pass after he had
advertised his goods, there came un
to him great mutitudes from all tJie
regions roiuui about and did buj of
him. And when his competitors
•S.!W it they marveled among theni-
selves, saying; “How be it that
this man is busy while we loaf idle
about onr doors?'^ ■ A nd ho S])ake
unto them; ‘^In this fast age of push
and bustle it is easier for a camel to
go through the eye of a needle than
for a man to flourish without adver-
tising. —Ex.
Company
Burlington,
North Carolina.
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