The State Dispatch
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It has always been our endeavor and always will be our' endeavor to so
conduct onr store in every p&rt of it, that each ard every customer who
comes here to trade will experience nothing but the utmost satisfaction.
Satisfaction in the way our, service ia conducted. -
Satisfaction in the courtesy extended
Satisfaction in the quality and style
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If there is one thing above another that
secure from the manufacturers only such
customers absolute satisiacuon.
It is on such lines, as these on the ote
every deal that we solicit business.
f Freeman
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LOCAL AND
Drug
Corhp
Schedule of Trains
yrt. 112 - East , 1:32 a. m.
i. Ill West 5:02 a, m.
a 144 East " 10:08 a. m.
21 West 11:18 a. m.
u 22 East 4:00 "p. m.
139 West 6:29 p. m.
Mr. Pugh of Newhern is visiting
his uiece, Mrs. G. M. Thompson.
Shungopavi, fbe noted magician,
at the School Auditorium Tuesday
night.
Barbed wire 3 cents per lb. at
Graham Hard ware " Co., Graham,
N. C.
Secure your reserved seat tickets
at Fret-man's for the Shuugojavi
Youna Co. at the School Audito
rium. Miss May me Clapp of' Gtbsou-
ville came to onr town yesterday to
spend a few days visiting relatives
and friends.
Youna, the American-Japanese
iueler. in his wonderful feats of
Japanese juggling at the School Au
ditorium .eb. 16.
We Burlington people are all
waitiuer rjatientrv and eaeerly for
work to beerm on the new cur line
which we aret assured of.
Mr. R. L. Smith and daughter of
Chapel Hill No. 3 spent Saturday
and Sunday visitinga-Messrs. S. C.
H Patterson, 7. R. Davis and others
II One of the greatest attractions
I lever given in Burlington will be
If the Shungopavi-'Youna Co. at the
fScool Auditorium- next Tuesday
night. .
The parlor organ which has been
used in the St. Marks Reformed
Church in the country will be sold
at public auction on next Saturday
at noon.
John R. Hoffman, attorney, is
spending a few days at home at
Whitsett, hoping to recover from a
a severe cold and alight attack of
a grippe.
Shungopavi, the full-blooded Mo-
qui Iudian and descendant of the
Cliff Dwellers, in Indian magic at
the School auditorium next Tues
day night.
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Dr. N. Rosensteiu can be seen at
Burlington, Tuesday, Feb. 1 6, at
the Burlington Drug Company for
the purpose of examining eyes and
httine erlasses. Consultation free.
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No more divorces.
uu" in stay a lover true,
Every wife his only sweetheart, tooV
Perpetual matrimonial bliss 'twill be
It both take Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea. T. H. Stroud,
Mr. Edward A. Benson has com
pleted the work- of renovating and
beautifying the interior of the Meth
odist Protestant Church of this city
and the pastor, Rev. J. D. Williams
extends a cordial invitation to the
public to atteud next Sunday.
Irvine Glenn, the five weeks old
n or Mr. and Mrs. Turner Sum
ner, died in the home of his parents
A". :a Mills in Burlington
P ''. 4th, and was buried the next
(' '' 1' ii lliH Cemeterv, the fu-
HnkK, ...Ml t A a
vi(v being conducted by
I). Andrew
' i functions of winter, mid-
hf s, loss or sleep tell on
't itb, Hollister's Rocky
' ".in Tea clears the blood, aids
(; ' relieves fatigue; makes
a i in. yotfr health. Greatest
to ea.r Tablets, 35 cents.
T. H. Stroud.
I r wks an important transfer
- ! .-tate iu this city this week.
. ' ' :t National Bank purchas-
' buildim" in whkrh the insti-
ti'iion is located, also the store room
'.'"iiing and a vacant Tot west of
store front on" Front street. It
Earned that 10,000 was the
prce paid for this valuable piece Jof
property.
A Cj T I O N
of goods'
we exert ourselves oyer it is to
goods as we Know will give our
motto of absolute satisfaction in
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any, Bariington, N. C.
PERSONAL.
Barbed wire 3 cents pr lb. at
Graham Hardware Co.. Graham.
N. C.
Somebody led in the Washing
ton trip whjch the Dispatch offered;
somebody will lead in the silver
ware contest Who. will it be?
Your attention is called to the
new ad of the Burlington Bakery in
this issue. They have something
to say. that will be of interest to you.
A large number of our friends
have entered th 6 'contest and are
working like heroes for a part of
that silverware which we offer to
give away.
The six months old child of Mr.
and Mrs. Grovery Moore died last
Thursday about eleven o'clock and
was buried the following day at
Pme Hill Cemeterv.
Remember, we are pulling for
three thousand subscribers. Toadies,
gentlemen, girls and boys, read our
offer and get part of that beautiful
silverware on exhibit at the Bur
lington Hardware' Company.
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J. O. Foy, of Rocky Mount, N.
C, has decided to start a paper at
Mebane, this county. Mr. Foy is a
man of considerable newspaper ex
perience and has the natural ability
to produce a good papor. We wel
come him and bespeak much success
for him in his new field.
An addition to the Ward Hotel
is in progress, which will add about
twenty additional rooms to the
building. These rooms will be
well arranged and equipped, which
will add to the business develop
ment of our town, as it will be more
convenient for -raveling men to re
main here over Sunday.
The long winter months -heavy
foods- lack of exercise decrease
your vitality, make you feel mean.
Hollisters Rocky moutain Tea gives
you vitality clears the blood
builds up flesh. Makes you strong
and robust. Great Spring medicine.
Tea or Tablets, 35 cents.
T. H. Stroud.
Mr. Wm Way, of East Burling
yij, died earl) Mouday morning at
lis lytne, and was buried on the
following day at'Mt. Zion church.
Puueral services were conducted by
Lev. J. D. Andrew. Mr. Way
vas about 54 years of age. . Leaves
i family and a large number of
friends and relatives who will sadly
miss him. x
A Pretty Woman.
Pretty women like to wear eye
glasses fitted by Dr. N. Rosenstein
because then they improve the looks
as well as the sight They com
bine the convenience and neater ap
pearance of eyeglasses with the ser
vice derived from wearing unsight
ly spectacles. Come to Burlington
Tuesday, Feb. 16, at the Burlington
Drug Company and let us show you
them. Dr. N. Rosenstein will be
here for the purpose of examining
your eyes and fitting you with the
best glasses.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in Post imioe unciaiirpd.
Burlington. N. C, Feb. 6, 1909.
Gentlemen f ' j
Pigira Clapp, J. H. Coleman,
W. M. Grubbs, Leaton Harris, G.
A. 'Lowe,. J, .-E. Monsees, Master
Boyd Ward,
Ladies , ' '
Miss Mattie Burnett, Miss Ber
tha King, Mrs. E. L. Kernodle,
Mrs. Joe Merritt, Mrs. J. M. Mor
ton, Mrs. lary Malone, Miss J. A.
Williams.
Persons calling for anj ,of these!
l.ii ;n i : n ,i :,i 1
jeiLeis wui piease say - uuvwuocu
and give date of advertised, list. v.
J. Zeb Waujsb,
' v ' . Post Master.
ORDINANCE
BE
IT . ORDAINED - BY THE BOABD
OP . ADEBMEIT OF Crry; OP BUR
LINGTON: Sec. I That there be and that
there is hereby established upon the
following named streets and avenues
and parts of streets and avenues of
the City of Burtingtonr to-wit:
Peele street from Plaid mill to
Front street, from J?eele street to
Main street, Main street from the
Southern passenger depot to Davis
street, Davis street from Main street
to. Tucker street, Tucker street from
Davis street to Webb avenue, Webb
avenue from th intersection of
Tucker street to the intersection of
Gilmer street, Gilmer street from
Webb avenue to Ireland street, Ire
land street from Gilmer . street to
the intersection of Rainy street, and
such other streets and avenues as
the Bur-Gra-Hawv Traction Com
pany, its assigns or successors 'shall
lay their track oer and, upon, and
profiles of which are filed, with the
Board of Alderman of the City of
Burlinton, a grade line shown by
said profiles aud blue prints attached
hereto.
Sec. II That the said Bur-Gra-Haw
Traction Company, itsassigus
or successors be, and the same is
hereby empowered and permitted to
begin and complete it construction
work for the laying of tracks upon
which to ruu its cars . over said.
streets and avenues,, and it is em
powered and permitted to lay said
tracks conforming to the, said grade
line so established in Section I here
of, provided, that when it shall be
necessary to excavate or fill to lay
said tracks conforming to said grade
line, that the said Bur-Gra-Haw
Traction Company, its. assigns, or
successors, shall excavate or fill the
entire streets and avenues from side
walk curb to sidewalk curb to con
form to said grade line and shall
advance the necessary funds to pay
all expense necessary for said ex
cavating and filling, and that it
shall file with the Secretary and
Treasurer of the City of Burlington
a statement showing the cost of such
excavating and filling so done upon
said streets and avenues, except the
cost of excavating and filling for a
space eight (8) feet wide in the cen
ter of which is to be laid the track
of the said Bur-Gra-Haw Traction
Company, its assigns or succesbors.
Sec.. Ill That any and all
amounts paid by the said Bur-Gra
Haw Traction Company, its assigns
or successors, for the excavating aud
filling of said streets and avenues
other than the excavating and filling
the eight (8) foot path or strip, in
the center of which is laid its tracks
nhall be repaid without interest to
the said Bur-lira-Haw Iraction Co.
its assigns or successors, by said
city from the money first collected
from the said Traction Company,
its assigns or successors, by way ot
muncipal taxes upon property own
ed by the said Bur-Gra-Haw Trac
tion Companv, its assigns or suc
cessors, and subject to taxation by
the City of Burlington.
Sec. IV That upon the said
Traction Company, its assigns or
successors, filling with the secretary
of said city within ten days from
the passage hereof a written accept
ance of this Ordinance And its con
ditions, then this Ordinance shall
be and become a binding -eoa tract
between the said Bur-Gra-Haw
Traction Company, its assigns or
successors, and the City of Burling
ton.
Sec. V That the original ot
this Ordinance, together with the
blue prints attached there to shall
be filed with the Secretary of this
Board and by him kept with the
valuable papers of said -City.
This Ordinance is hereby accept
ed for the purposes therein express-;
ed.
This February 5th, 1909.
Bur-Gra-Haw Traction Co.
By J.W. Murray, Pres.
Woman Brutally Murdered
Winston-Salem, Feb. 5. Charles
Ferrell, a negro about 34 years ol4,
brutally murdered his wife. Chrissie,
this afternoon as she sat in her home
on Highland avenue. He fired four
shots from a revolver, killing her
instantly. An eye-witness says
Ferrell began firing after his wife
told him she'was afraid to live with
him longer, she having left him af
ter a fight Christmas week. There
are three young child ren.
Ferrell escaped immediately, but
his capturewill soon be effected; the
police say; - " -
-.. Rural Telephone Line.
A 'Farmers Telephone ' Line,
furnishing service to a number of
well known people, will soon be
connected with the Burlington ex
chang e of the . Southern Bell Tele
phone Company, v
This new line will extend north
from Burlington for a distance of
about nine miles, and the following
parties will be connected on the line:
W. E. Vincent, T. R. Blanchard,
C. R. Mc Auley, J no : A. Warren,
Eugene Anderson, Jno. Chandler,
Jno. Aldridge and possibly others.
This line 'is oeing constructed
under the plan of the Southern Bell
Telephone - Company, by - which
farmers in all sections of the State
are enabled to secure telephone
seevice through the great Bell sys
tem on an economical basis. Many
farmers and rural residents are tak
ing advantage of this proposition to
secu.-e telephone service Jn their
homes. '
Mr. Taft shook hands with Mr!
Rockefeller at Augusta, .a process
that is not as dangersous in January
as it would hve been in October.
FOR SALE.
Farm of Thirty-five Acres,
consisting of
First-class
Truck Land
one mile from town
Apply to f
W. R. Sellars, or :
Dispatch Office.
FOR SALE.
A Large
Eight-room Dwell
ing with water
Situated at Whitsett, N. C.
For particulars apply to
Jno. R. Hoffman,
Burlington, N. C.
The most successful men are particular about
the maintenance of their equipment. We do not
follow the line of least resistance.
TROY IRON & MACHINE W0RKSI
am Qoskg Omit Ae Stock o
URNIT
AT
Which I recently purchased from The Welborn-Airheart Furniture Company;
I have also jadded to this stock a carload of cheap and rriedium priced
Bed-room Suits, Odd Dressers, end Beds, Chairs, &c,
which was bought for cash at a low price. This will enable me to offer some very attrac
tive bargains in this line. ;
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I am Daily Adding New Goods to My Stock
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and expect to carry the largest and most complete line of furniture and house furnishing
goods ever carried in the County. 7
Call and inspect my stock and compare my prices.
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THE
BURLINGTON,
BurHngfon Drug Gom'y
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handsome line of Cigars
" and Candies for the holi
day - trade. See them.
Burlington Drug Com'y
Again a " good news item
comes-to our. desk from the
Oakdale arid Cross Road sec
tion, but no name is signed to
it, hence it goes to the waste
basket. We cannot and we
will not publish such commu
nications unless they are sign
ed by some one.
The live stock now on American
farms has the stupenduous value of
$4,320,000,000, according to the
estimate of the crop expert, B. W.
Snow, in hw annual review m the
Orange Judd Frrmer, of Chicago.
Large White Oak and Poplar
Logs, clear of knots, 2 1-2 to
4 feet in diameter, 10, 12, 14
and 16 feet long. Either on
the stump or on the
Railroad. For such tim
ber I will pay a .
Good Cash Price
Also, Walnut Logs, 15 inches
in diameter up, same length
as oak and poplar
I will be pleased tojeorres
pond with any one having
any of the above named tim
ber for sale.
Chas. H. Bayne
Burlington, N. C.
Wamtal!
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COST
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FURNIUURE STORE
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NOTICE!
Hereis a fconafide Pile ' 6emedjr
and X guarantee it to '' cure every
case of piles, let it : be . external or
blind, . soreness . or itching piles.
Come get a box and try it and - i
not benefitted your money will be
refunded.; ' . ' :. -
Put up by
J. M. EVANS,
- Altamahaw, N. C.
SEE-
Burlington Bakery
or phone 153 fo Christmas Cakes
of all descriptions cheaper than you
can bake them. 1
Turkey's Roasted
Price reasonable- V - , -
An advertisement
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THE DISPATCH
brings results.
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Business Department
BURLINGTON
GRADED
S GH O O L S,'
Thorough instruction is offered 4 j
4n steriograhy, typewriting, book-
Keeping, commercial arithmetic,
and busines correspondence. Stu-
6 dents fully prepared to fill posi
tlATlfl in t.Vio hnfiinoaa nrnrM
For full information concerning terms,
course of study f etc., apply to
Supt. F. nVCBRTISS or
MISS LE. STARKE, Prin.
Fresh Oysters
Always on hand. All Oysters
sold here are strained. j
BEST FISH ON MARKET.
First class meals at all hours
up to midnight.
. T. B. FOWLER & SON,
n3 W. Davis Street,
Next to N. S-Card welL
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