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Xilr VRoitiol nf Finn .-. Col-
4 oq o Knsinejsa visitor m town
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last Fridav. t " v ? ,v
- j W. H. Holt P. M. at Graham
. was a business visitor in '. town r last
Thursday. ' '''' ' '::yT-
J. M. Pugh of Greensboro was
the guest of MnJJ (X.Guthrie and
-family during the past week.
Miss Nina Webster left last week
for a two wees stay with friends
and relatives at Sumpter S. C.
Mrs. E. Y. Ferrell of Mebane
name here Thursday on a visit to
W narents M. and Mrs. Mike
Mewlin. ,
Misses Rosa Patterson and Ber
tha Cates left Friday for a ten davi
: visit to Mr. George Pickards o
Chapel Hill.
Mrs. Arthur Pierce of Greens-
J boro was the guest of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Mike Kewlin, during
the past week.
Mr. nd Mrs. J. H. Nance of
Crossfieid S. C. were the cruest- of
Mr. and Mrs. B.O. Guthrie during
the past week.
Mr. Stewart of Guilford College
came here last Fnday to spent some
time with his son Mr. Albert Ste
wart who is sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Fowler of
Greensboro arrived here Thnrsdav
i to be the guest of the parents of the
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jauer xor a lew aays.
Mr. Flavous Plunket of the B,
McKenzy Heating Company of
Greensboro was a business visitor
in town last Friday.
Adderson Thompson attended th
AnnuaJ meeting of . . the Friend."
church at Guilford College last
Saturday and Sunday.
- Mr. and Mrs. W. AT Wilson
spent the latter part of last week
visiting the aunt of the latter Mrs.
Smith of Greensboro.
Miss Dafney Fowler left Thurs
day for Thoroasville where she wil;
spend several days as the guest f.i
friends and relative
Mr. R. H. Garrison spent last
week with his pareuts and relative:
on R. F. D. No. 5, prior to his de
parture for High Point.
Mr. W. R. Garrett returned last
week fom Virginia where he hn
been engaged in the fmit tret- bui
ness, during the summer.
Miss Betlie Lvde May went to
- Elon College last Thursday 'to a-
range for; entering school at the
: opening the hist of September.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Whitsell of
R. F. D. No. 4 It ft Thundy for a
weeks stay with relatives and friends
at S-.rnmerfield and Greensboro.
Mi?s Margaret Neville of' the
Wi man's Hospital at Philadelphia
i pending her vacation with her
siter Mrs. V. L. Spoon 04 R. F.
D. No. 1.
Mr. aini Mrs. Ed. Tsague left
Friday for Guilford College to at
tend flie Annual meeting of the
Friends, which was in session at
that jlace.
Mrs. G. W. Davenport returned
Thursday trom a visit to Linwood
and left Thursday evening to visit
friends and relatives at Gibsonville
and Whitsett. . x
Miss Vermont of Chapel Hill
passed through here last Thursday
on bar return home after spending
some time visiting friends in Cas
well County.
Work on tearing away the old
building of the First National Bank
ia going at a rapid rate. The place
will soon be cleaned away ready for
the foundation.
Mrs. Lucy H. Long and Mrs.
Hoepner and three sons of Louis-
' ville Ky., arrived last week ior a
three week stay with their sister Mrs.
J. C. Staley and family.
Mr. Nick Mebane spent last
Thursday in town visiting his pa-
rents and shaking hands with old
acquaintance. Mr. Mebaue has
severed himself with Harry Belt
Bros., and is doing; a progressive
business of his own at Greensboro
at present.
Revolts At Cold Steel.
"lour only hope," said three
doctors to Mrs. M. E. Fisher,
Detroit, Mich, suffering from severe
rectal trouble, lies in an operation,
"then I used Dr. King's New Life
Pills," she writes, ."till wholly cur
ed." They j prevent Appendicits,
cure Constipation, Headache. 25c.
at Freeman Drug Co. !
' Mr. R. B.I Waddell ' Contractor
of Greensboro: was in "town last week J
bidding on. contracts for building, if
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kair. aauei inue sucwaaiur-viu
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I AAnt.tnnlnfna mninnn nia t)im.
UC1 ,UC Wtw:wiLFAn uiwi 'uf,
ilv 1 here " in the future, He- has
been enVarrrd in work at Whitsett
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during ther j past summer.
We have an opening tor two good
men with horee and buggyjft,. fgel
and 'collect for "us ' in" 'Alamance
county, a good commission contract
to the right party, if mterested ad
dress.
Singer Sewing Maching, Co.
O. J. Denny. Manager,
; , Greensboro, N. C.
The Merchants Association have
recently fitted uo their office on the
second floor in the new Waller
building. The office is furnished
with such furniture as is needed
chairs, desk, etc. And the Associ-
tion although in ita infancy is mak
ing-rapid growth proving it merits.
Mr. Clarence Cates who recently
resigned his position with the Sin
ger Sewing Machine Company and
is connected with the B. Goodman
oothing company desires to thank
his many friends for their kind pat
ronage during the past and assures
them of the same kind teat men t r
the future.
If you want the best in Sewing
Machines write us for prices on Sin-
zer and Wheeler and Wilson's. We
will call and talk it over with you.
Yours truly,
iuger Sewing Machine Co.,
jO. 'J. Denny, Manager,
Greensboro, N. C.
Miss Mary Wilkerson will teach
n Jamestown the coming'; school
term and Miss 'Belle Wilkerson' will.
teach in the home of Mr. James N.
Williamson, " Jr. -in Burlington.
Both are accomplished young ladies
and their friends will be delighted
o learn that they will be so pleasan
tly located. -Reids ville Review.
Nature's Wajning.
Burlington People Must Recognize
and Heed It.
Kidney ills come quietlv- myste
riously.
But nature always warn you
through the urine.
A otic the kidney secretions-.
See if the color is unhealthy
If there are settlings and sedimn?atr
Passage too frequent, scanty, pain-
ul.
It's time then to.use Doan's Kj1- j
ney Pills, . .'
To ward off Bright s disease e
liabetes.
Doan's have done great work i&
Burlington.
C. B. Ellis, Davis bt., Burlington-
N. C. sayst I have no hesitation ia
recommending Doan's Kidney Pills.
as thy are a reliable remedy for
kidney complaint. I suffered from
severe pains through the small of
my back and irregular , passages of
the kidney secretions caused me-
ropch annoyance. 1 finahy procur
ed Doans Kidney Pills at the Free-
mau Drug Co. and though their use-
the pain in my back were soon re
moved. I give Doan s Kidnev
P1II9 the credit for my present goott
health."
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co..
Buffalo? Ncv York, sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the name Doau't
aud take no other.
Alamance County Sunday School
Workers.
It is the desire of the -Executive
Committee and Officers of the Ala
mance County Sunday School Asso
ciation that all township that have
not yet held their Townships-Sunday
School Conventions do so dur
ing the mouths of July and Aogust,
as the County Convention meets at
St. Marks ou August 28-29. It is
very important that all townships
hold their sessions before that time.
Blanks for the reports of industrial
schools and also for .the Township
cap be'had by addressiugthe Coun
ty Secretary J. T. CobbTElon Col
lege, N. C. .
It is stated that a considerable,
increase in appropriation for work
in the Spencer shops has been made
by the Southern Railway .officials
for the month of August. The
amount of the increase is not given,
but it is said to be a substautial gain
over previous months and that a
number of skilled, mechanics, boiler
makers and other classes of work
men will be required to produce the
puota of work for this point, f , 1 v
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured.
with Local 1' Applications, ; asf they
cannot i reacn 4, tne Beat 01 aisease
rCatarrh. is a blood orrcoristitutiona
disease,;, and in order, to cure it you
must take, internal remedies.. .Hall's
aiarrn uure is 1 iaen inieruauy,
and aets directly on the v blood and
muus surfaces., f JlalPsCatarrh
Cure is not auickedicine.
was p recferibed . by one 7of the phy-
sican.iD.4his oounrty. for years . and
is a regular prescript ion. It is com
posed of the best tonics known, com
bined with the best blood (purifies,
acting directly , on11 ie" mucous sur
faces. The- perfect combinated . o
the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results u curing
Catarrh.' ;, '.y
. Send for testimonials free. '
F J. Cheney & Co., Props.. Tol-
edo, O. -
Sold by JJjuggists. price 75c
Take. Hall's Family Pills for
constipation.
MAYINGS OF KIRS. SOLOMON.
Being the Confessions of the Seven
Hundredth Wife Translated
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Helen Rowland.
Washington Herald.
Behold, my daughter, ihough
there be tift-seven varieties of men,
vet they come in but two brands-
the brand that talketh aud the brand
that acteth.
Goto! What profiteth it a woman
though a man prom iseth her the
whole world, yet givetb her nothiug
but attention? For these are cheap
I charge thee, if a man . talketh
much gush and flingeth bis arms
about thae upon slight provocation,
cry "Nay nay!" But if he babbleth
of platonic friendship and walketh
at a great distance apart from thee
in the moonlight; if be touches!
thine arm with but the tips of bis
fingers and thay tremble, T say un
to the, prepare thv wedding trous-
seau. i or it is not a cold heart.
but cold fear, that keepeth him
from proposing.
I)! platonic friendship is a mvs-
terioos thimr. Yea, like onto a
mackintosh, it covereih a multitude
of surprises. .It cometh ..in' many
guises and disguises. If a great
ctnveuienee. ,
lWre i the kfnd cooceaieth
a man's desire to kiss a woaaan and
tle kind that coiicealeth hit d-riiTe
to escape: ber. : ; , -
The kind that resembletb lov
and thv kimH chat resembfeth ai bani
sarwiwichJ -
' The-kiocl with frills amfc lhe
kind wFih thrflils.
Go fot 1 uA tbe cream always
on top f the Jug, and the foanu aU
ways &m top- off the gjlass and thr io
iing fHH tep of th- cake? Is not h-
bacdsonaet pewrtJ of a bold the n
trance there Cor satdt the sweetest ypwrt
of a kiss, the -moment just before tai
sag, amji the bt prt of love t3h
WgiHnug thei5fr even plateau
fariendabipL SeliahE
Tte Sficm Of Lsag Lif e
A French scjrUist has discovered
'wie secret of lokg,hfe. His mst1-
hd deale wi ttt the .blood. But long
;igo millii5 ef Americans had pra
vfd ,Eleetric- iSttters prolongs 13e
and maLes it wostb living It puair
hesr enrrohe a vitalizes the blood J
rebuklls wastefi tirve cells, impasts
hie aD tone to. tlve entire system.
Its a gwlseml U weak, sick and de
l)ili.tatad' peopW. "Kidney 'tr6'ul)e
had blighted ia.y life for "montk,"
writes W. M. Sherman, ot'Cushing
Me., u-t EUtric Bitters -cured). me
euiireiyi-." v uly 50c. at phtmiu
Drug; Cu. ' .
Rev. Bavins Cade, who recently
invented a typesetting machine
wbieh he is having, built in Pbila
delfibia, says the machine will be
ready about, August 15th and that
he will take it to Shelby tor trial.
Soldier Balks Death Plat
It seemed to J..A. Stone, 'a civil
war veteran, of Kemp, Tex , that a
plot existed batweeu a desperate lung
trouble aud the grave to cause his
death. "I contracted a stubborn
cold," he writes, 'that developed a
cough that stuck to me, in fspite of
all remedes, tor years. My height
rau down to 130 pounds.. Then I
began to use Dr. Lmg's: New Dis-1
covery, which restored my health
completely. I now weigh 178
poands.'' For severe XJolds, obstin
ate Cooghs, Hemorrages1 ; Asthtiial'
and to prevent Pneumonia it's ,uo
rivaled. 50c. and $1.00. Trial
lxttle free. ; Guaranteed by Free
man Drag 0u. ' -
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Burlmston TailoHiig
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- v. .'w - . .'It 'tie-'"', - y. -
; Men' l8nltd ; and Ladiesg Coat Suits
large and) qojnplete line of , samples
from which to select. . r. :-. ---
7--All kind of altering,Trepairiog, clean
ing and pressing neatly done, v .
z French cleaning for all delicate fabrics.
JAS."Mrj.EATH, Tailor,
- Manager of Cleaning and Pressing
7.V f- " Iepartmen.t. y - . - ., -
41! war tfm 11 Preialses. -
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Large Wnite Oak and Poplar
Logs, clear of knob 2 1-2 t
4 feet ia diameter, 10, 12, 14
and 16 feet long. Either on
the ; stamp or ; on 7' the
Railroad. For such tim
ber I will pay a
ice
Also, Walnut Logs, 15 inches
in diameter np, same, length
. as oak and poplar- . :'
I will be pleased to corres
pond with any one having,
any of the aboye named tin
ber for sale. ;t ;
Chas. H;rBayne
Burlingtoiii N. C.
Notice to the Pcblic!
1 have a-qever-tailing pure lor
Scrofttlar and. Eczoina; actare juar-
antew vrben lirectiuus. site fbll wet I .
Distance no objection, y Call on or
address : ; .ru- -
MRS. A, E. HINESLV,
- ' 'Burlington, N. t .
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HOUSE
It will be to your, interest to inspect our
stock and get our prices before buying any
thing in the house furnishingine. .Our stock
of Art Squares, Carpets, Rugs, Matting arid
Linoleums are new and complete, the pat
ters are good and the prices are in keeping
with the quality of the goods.
Ask to see our line of Lace and Portier
Curtains. We have jiist six refrigerators left
which we have recently cut the prie 25 per,
cent, you had better get one before they are
all gone. . - - ' ' :-Y.
We are in a position to furnish your home
on the easy payment plan, a part cash, and
balance on weekly or monthly payments.
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iyEEWFOTtCED
- THE, KIND fTHAT LAST
ana look well while they ikst
BURP FURNITURE
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"It didn't hurt a bit
Dr. J. S. Trosf,
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FURNISHINGS
bed of the Viifl
- enforced Harmnock is woven
gextra heavy in the midHi
i where the wear comes a nat
.entedfeaturelfound in no
other hammock.1 The ert
heavy carding; at head and
foot is put on under tension
suringudistribution of
the bed orthe. hammorir k
ff1 y Spreaders
5 .anchorages.
'Xnor5.usefi in Vudor
Ke-enrorced Hammocks are
sun-fast and; practically fade-
less.
Vudor t Reinforced Ham
ocks Come in 1 many hand
sbme designs ' arid color com
binati6nsi and iri various styles
ranging in price from $2.25
to $8. : Call and see them.
& COFFIN COMPANY.
Dispatch $1 per Year
BY PAINLESS R1ETH0D
f PureBreatli
Improved Health
Comfort
. Attracliye "Appefance
Foul) Breath
Poor Health
Neuralgia
ive Appearance
Which of the above do yoo prefer?
The service of. a first, class dentist
together with your personal atten
tion for the one. -1 r; " ; ' :.v. v '
i Neglect o f scientific attention for
the other --v
" Modern dentistry in kll its branches
is Within your reach. -: '
Throughly equipment. Best mater
ials. - Resonable prices, and satisfac
tion guaranteed; as the service rend
ered are of a high class, founded on
scientific principles.
Office over Sellars ( othing Store.
Offie hours, 7:30 a m.j to 12m., 1 to
. - - . 5 p. m.
Burlington, N. C.
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