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THE STATE DISPATCH
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oy. upon as and? we can -make the
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best of it we'can, while hei: cavort
ing around over the country slander
ing the .good people of ..his -own
state. ; ; .v
Dr. J. A. Pickett,
S. M. Hornaday,
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Local-grain prices , arex too low,
. J, 'ViSSSJ Pri ale lower in proportion
than grain prices in the'; W est and
the local price must go up, r; the
western prices come. down. There
is no good reason why our fanners
should sacrifice their products,
the: western farmers reap the reward
of their .labors' This is a "matter
that should engage the attention of
thoughtful fa'rmers in - North Caro-
liua Liet then) demand a v pnce
to any individual connected -mth the to theif western neighbors or
VP&- 4 . . .. ' refuse to sell. : .
All 11C TT a UVWO CkllU UUUO AJ1
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JOHN E. HART, Editor d Bsbe BW-
JAMES E. FOUST, Gty Editor ami AsitUrt
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Found at Last.
What will be discovered next?
Natioft AorrtiMra. Adrertisemestslfor i The source of the Nile, -which was
toe 2, 3, and 7 pake must be in ftht ' L -jj , Au - j
fieelby Fridav. li iL, aid thoM f or 4, a "iuuen mvsieiy irom tue ua ui
6 and 8 by Moaday, 19 M. - ftjreation to some vears aco wasfafter
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the loss of manv lives and. the ex-
ceipt for subscription for Tke Sute Ditpatck penditure of much treasure, at last
waU be honored at this office unless it is I discovered. Now the north pole,
which has oeen the subject of much
Entered as second-class matter May speculation and the loss of man
?0,1SSuav?eO8t,o?TO trByi?ng lives and the expenditure of much '
ton, North Carolina, under the Act of r
(ingress of March 3 1879. money haa been discovered and the
' honor comes to an American. Bar-.
Wednesday, September-8, 1909. ling the honor what does it all amount
to, saving the satisfaction' of 'what
It has been suggested in as much might be termed idle curiosity. A
as an American discovered the However, it is characteristic of
North. Pole, that it be presented to the Anglo-Saxon race" to be ever
President taft to be used as a "big reaching out It wds this restless
stick." The progressive American
will put it to a good use alright, al- bus to discover the Western becnis-
ants of Mars, as we cannot gp th";re
neither could; we y establish trade re-"
la uons with thet planet. If the traf-
fic with Mars promised anything, qo
doubt Harriman or' Hill . perhaps,) are being .worked to r their r utmost
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right
A rumor;:is going the rounds that
a large independent tobacco concern
with a quarter million dollar plant.
phere. Now the wise acres are try
ing to devise methods with which to
communicate with Mars, one of our
uearest. planets. .Then just think of
the folly of the matter, what good
would there be in establishing a line
bothS would 'stand ready' to finance
a nchenie to reach - the planet an
would issue security agarast it and
sell them on the Wall street ' stock
market toan advantage. .-Poorer
securities have been sold on ; th4t
market Our esteemed contempor
ary, the Ifews-Leader, of Kichpaond,
Vra., commenting editorially, on the
discovery of the North Pole by Dr.
Cook remarks:
"So far as we can judge, what was
found at the'Pole was nothing-- jiist
the same bleak, barren, lifeless waste
ea and stretches oi ice. that -makes
the Arctic landscape, so oflenj)ict
ured and described. It is difficult
to understand what practical advan
tacres mav come to the human race
from Jthis storming I of nature's. last
fortress so grimly buttressed with
daDger3 and terrors. But the.world
wanted to know, and now it 'will
know. '
Thousands of fancies and dreams
and many theories long expounded
will be destroyed by Dr;Cook s
achievement. Because this Pole
was the one spot on the globe un
known to mankind, imagination con
cerning it has had boundless range.
Now we are hrought down to actual
facts.
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will locate in; Durham for the purr
pose oi manufacturing smoking to- - . A. - . , lt r . , .
T -rni . , . - , of communication-with the mhabit-
oocco. xi mere is any trutn in tne
rumor, it does not look like the to
bacco trust has everything its own
waj after all. - , ,
- Good Times Are On Us.
, At the risk of being tiresome or
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monotonous The Dispatch likes to
speak of the good times that are now
on us. Jbrom every section oi the
country the. news is of the most en
couraging character, as to the great
activity in every line of business.
Long before the wild geese take
their flight for their winter home
the countrywill be in an uproar of
business activity. lilroa build
ing has already . commenced - and
there is a great demand for labor of
all "kinds; at ; renumeraii ve .wages.
The coal mii'es arid cokexgvens of
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the mining sections of t tte coilntry
is I
f capacity ta fill orders: incident to- the
great acu 7iiy lnrauroaa iranspor
tation and building 111 due to the
wise policy of the Republican party
which-is now in full coutrol of ..ev
ery branch of the government. ;The
latest Jews in railroad building
j ortn;uaroiina ; s , contained, in : .a
specia.from Waynesville -to. the
i.ews-eaaer,; oi xucuinonu, - v a.,
which reads as follows:' '
. . Warrensville, N. 0.,: Sept.2.-t-The
countv commissioners atr their
next meeting will be asked to su6c'
init a prbpition' to the people to
take stock to the amount of $250,
000 in the Virginia and Carolina
rail way;', which is to be . extended
from - Konnarock, in Washington
county, Va., down Horse creek to
Berlin, and to thia place toj Jefferson
The time allowed for the completion
of the road is three years. The dis
tance is about twenty-one; miles.
The road starts at Abingdon, Va..
and enters the White Top country
at Damascus, from there and to
Konnarock on or near the State line.
This road will , be built and it
gives us direct connection with Bris
tol, where a-large part of the trade
oi in is seccivn goes.
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rasisifliaw
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pill
, he tirr far
mer to ow his crop of s
,v rrier r should invgate before, buying his
gma driU.
the latest improved Farmers Favorite, also the lat
est improvedE need no
comment as the best farmers all over this country
are using said machines, and 'are well pleased. -And-to
show the. public; wilT saywe Sold ten last week
without any effort -on pur partr and it seems to us
that ye are selling the oods the people waiit, all
we want is a'chance to show you and demonstrate
that we havethe etachine or? )marketi
Our line of Hardware, Paints and Oils, Lime
and Cement is full and complete. Harness and
Buggies the best inown. Get our prices before
you buy. -" ' '. . -: ' .
: Thanking one andPall , for liberal pannage,
and soliciting the continuance of a part of i your
future business, we are yours for ;busihess rf iy
Reaches The Spot
The causes of Liver and ' i-1
Bowel troubles are numerous" :
but Vick's Little Liver 7
Pill stimulates both liver
and bowels at the right spot.
Prove it by a trial mild
cuiative. 25c.
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BURLINGTON, N. C
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The Industrial edition of tha
Reidsville Keview issued last Fri
day, is one of the neatest and most
attractive papers that has come to
this office in quite awhile. It re
flects much credit upon the enter-
?prtsii publishers iSfiti tliTaringiffg 1
before the publie: in this manner, of
the city's industries will produce
profitable results. , ...
The fact that the honor of discov
ering tbe North Pole should be be
stowed upon an American is very
gratifying.' It has ben sought by
explorers of mauy T UrMirmanr.
years and the man who? ca. stand
the privation and hardship of sucb
an expedition is justly entitled' to 'all
the honor and glory he "may be able
to get out of it
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The discovery of the North Pole
has been the topic; of conversation
for the past few days on the street
corners, in the drug stores, iu fact
every where that two or more peo
ple assembled. It has eclipsed the
Roosevelt African hunting trip, the
excitement over pellegra and every
thing else. The discovery no doubt
will revolutionize many theories of
this much sought and talked of spot
Editor Foy, of the Mebane Lead
er, lambasts the Honorable Joseph
us Daniels editor of the News and
Observer, in his last issue in royal
style. It could not have been apy
( bettec.'said by anyone and is just
what has been nesded'for some time.
The article will be found on anoth
er page" and its to the Queens taste
too, it you don't believe it, read the
article.
' ! Ex-Governor Glenn, the wind!
jammer, will spend a tew weeks in
New Jersey, in ,the iUerest of prohi-
p v w . bmon. It tseems -to ns,that the
rv.?;-.,v' & &
f ' ernor to do, would, be to stay at
fx.: ! t home a whJlf- ani) nw fiia inflnanna
? . in trymg to enforce the law at home,
.ithis in our opinion would be the
r proper fljing to do, but we suppose
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JAMREPRRSEffriNG THE
MecklenBurg M
Charlotte N. Carolina,
in this section, and am prepared to make vou prices on anvthincr in the
fay qf .gdatonesTft See , my cuts and get
I ray prices be 'ore placing 5your order, Mafenal anrTwjorlcuariaifetd
arsr-ciass. - . ;
W. N. MEBANE, Box 464, BURLINGTON, N. C.
WeU!
of all the good things. A cold
drink or Ice Cream at
on Drug Com'y
is the best.
j P S. Get Your Turnip Seed Here.
Burlingt
Ta fefresfe tin Body oo Tkesa Hat
Sprlag nd Moaner P175, Hike ,
AND
DRUG STORE
SODA :-: FOUNTAIN :-: HEADQlARTERS
STROUD'S
Cold Drinks, Ice Cream. Delicious and Refreshing
Up-to-date line of Toilet Soaps, Cigars andTobac- .1
, co, etc. Prescriptions filled on short notice. ;. .V j
T. H. STROUD, Burlmgton, :M
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bnpil WAREHOUSE
Headqua
HIGH
iters for
EST MARKET PRICES
We are glad to inform our friends
and customers that we are in bet
ter shape to sell their tobacco than
ever before. We have made our
house much larger which gives us
more room and better accomoda
tions for our trade. We have with
us Mr. O. D. Hooker who has had
twenty-five years experience in the
tobocco business. Hooker will run
the sale and will see that you get
the top of the market for your to
bacco. We did the very best we
could do for you last season under
the ckcmstarices', but we are glad
we arein shape Jid.db better for you
this seasonfeMhihg you for the
past and hoping to serve you in
the future, we are yours anxious to
please. ;;... ;y V:W- -
tions,
Prices
Quality
nd Styl
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We are going to Start
the Season with a Rush;
Come and see how well
we can please you and
how much you can ,
arrived.. See our Suits
in the most Fashion
able colors and smart
est designs.
At $9.95 thq equal of $12.50, at $10.00
the equal of J12.50 to $15.00, at $15.00
the equal of ?20.00,at J20.00 the equal
of $25.00, at $25.00 the equal of $30.00
it.. .-Si ir. iJ . ; A r
Seex)ur cMdin'sirat
vahies.
see our Indies 'Sweaters, right
ne vf and just what you wantrihRed
and White. The $2.50 Sweated at
$1.98. The $2.00 Miwes Sweaters $1.50;-
rew arrivals in Sills and Medlines,
See our MessoKnes at $1.25Jrr a great
range of colors 36 inches wide and the
regular $1.50 quality ; Fancy Silk 36
inches wide, real value $1.25. Special
at $1 00. v , y; . ,--:;r--;-.- ;--
Mens' Boys and Children's Cloth
ihg in the very best f ailoring and most
artistic Designs. If you want a smart
suit, you can get it right here, just come
in and take a look through our -large
stock. ' -
Autumn
BURLINGTON BRICK WAREHOUSE
-Hooker TKnrnKiirrf onrl Hll
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eyes on our
der
Mi11inery--Ladies keep voUr
Department v Every
Millinery
tmnt filled 'o$n..
Departiri
.Main and Worth St,
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