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ding
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avebeen
vouinesSi
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Trinity
A Firt-Cl rVparitoix
Certificates o! Graduation ' AoeepV ;
ed for Entrance ro j-aa-: ,
ing Southern ColIegPH -y
vyJudson x IiVippermao: for Ir J 7 1 1:'
the six years pastor of he Bap- U S ;I OUT ' JOIlC jrS
a call to the pastbrate of the 8pen- Dont Mistake the Gii$e I ; oj. Your
KaL1 U iml 1 hamaiI UaiY Tnm. I ;.'A-V':',;.!:'';--'f''IlwUlllWi.
Manning Daunaway, formerly of J Many people neVer ; suspect, their
L ' d H I J . W W 1 1 IIS-VM B I I I 13 V t-m r A n f W O TT mrs V TW1IT1 - S I O m A
in Spencer for .three yara. , H;has week or aohiug back they think that )
acceptecL a call to Ayilson and will it is duly a mnscular weakness; when
go to that place September 26. urinary trouble sets in think it will
Rnkor Q vTCaW wlin la of' th'2 soon correct 1 its If. if And so it, is
liJCaldJcealthy,U5omr with all the other, jymptbms of kid-
4.1 !..i:L. -L.i now nlanrnArR.. Vrhat is 1 list ' where
bought' !the;matchla tfe danger, lies; ou must cure these
and property . at Ronda, Wilkes troubles or they may
a -linen andper jnUl, ; ,Xhe com? Nedy to use is JDoan's Kidney Pills
pany win use tue new vjxioru pro-1 w1 "
f linonfl' I weak .or diseased kidneys. - Resi-
T ie aU .fhof Vw fhifl nisa flftT dents of ihi" vicinity are constantly
canbe bleached perfectly, white in testifying to permanent cures - . (
twenty-lfout hoars.: - , -1-' v j J. W. Zmk, of Greensboro, N.U
. r : t rays: ' "i Buuweu-i ifoiu -uauiiiwue
SpeaaljAgeat D. A. Kampe and fft mmA Hm and dull. min
Deputy. Uollector W. A; edncKd through my loins caused me a great
of Revenue Agent Sam s Office, reU, annovance. .Tie kidney -secret
r. i-e of ten officew and teach-
romnus of sexenty-fiTe acres.
Library conti inglprtthouaaixdj
volumes. e"
ium Hign standards apa; naoav
i ern metnouo .
' qDent lectures by . prominent lect-
erate. eleven yeeuro m pucuwuwu -
al success. .... .. s,fX y-li
For Catalogue and Other Informa-"
tion Aad-essYftC v Vv
H.M; NORTHS
Durham, -. ? -..N.C-
J. Mr.x W. Steadman' Vaughn, . son
of T Vanghb J of iWinston, died
in St: Iieo's hospital at Greensboro
jvionciay nignt oi last weefc.t f
v.Iolm Crabtreelis in jail at Ddr-
hjim frliarorAfl ' wnthmnnnftVitriint nn1
held under abond of ; .Crab-
tree vis a white man and wa& caught
. . . ... w
last week in the upper ! edge of the
T V Qi tf r-Zt 4.1 -i.
.,vi.jO.i-iv oiewarw wruwie: imoi. iwu
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years employ ea in xne power aepaix-
A 1
Large White Oak and Poplai
Logs, dear of knob, 2 1-2 to
4 feet in diameter, 10, 12, 14:
and 16 feet long. Either on
the stump v or ion the
Railroad For , such tim
ber 1 wiU paya
Also, Walnut Logs, 15 inches
in diameter up, ' same length
as oak and poplar
I will be pleased to xorres- .
pond with any one haying
any of the above named tim
ber for sale.
!has. H. Bayne
Burlington N. C
o k 'osoasiiaaao . 'kosohthoiu
aABq on ckj sanioq joj ibuiuiuq .
-Baqng pautquioQ -eApuaAaa
pus ?uaurjBaix injssdoona sajvi
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Market Report.
itter
:srs
ring Chickens, per lb.
ens
icks x
ikevs
ntry Hami
ett Potatoei
Potatoes
is .
hea
tton
Jeen Hides
pan
7 Hides, salt
7 Hides, flint
leswax
lw
Mi washed
tool.
75 to
18 to 25
13 to 15
13 to 15
9 to 10
2 5 to 30
'40 to 60
12 to 15
16 to 18
00 to 00
1.00
95 to 1.10
..10 to 1.25
' 60
11
8
,20 to 35
10 to 12J
12 to 15
5
28 to 30
18 to 22
STE1
You look for trouble if you obtain a
Firearm of doubtful quality. The ex-'
perienced Hunter's and Marksman's
Weal is a reliable, nnrrinir Stevens.
FIND OUT WHY
by shooting our popular
Rjifles, Shotguns
Pistols
c 5"?ar Iocal hardwire or sporting foods rner-
me sitv HNS. If you cannot obtain, we
line. Contains points -oa Shooting,
I on, the proper cre of Firearm, etc
jy1 six cents ia stamps for i6o-pa?o IUustrat
0C"g- including circulars of
latest additions
Am-
irv Bavrd.
Tor 80 cents in itompi
we will, mail yon
copy ol "GUNS AND
GtrNNING'. by Dan
J. Stereo Ami aJ
p.o.Bsoi
cmcoraFAiis.
MASS.
.ice vjrovernorxuisrweeK onereu
rewad oftS200 each for the capture
of Charles Fodrell and' ;tt. L. Fox,
convicts who -recenU escaped from
j the Penitentiiry,, in ( addition to the
rewards ottered by the btatffs JrrisoD.
'' ' Robert and : Keith Pritchard,
mountaibeer8. who! it is alleeed. shot
. W s T
i ii" tit rrr , tt . . J
ana-KUieu v; w. iioneycuu ana
wounded JtCevenue umcer irariaDd,
in". Caldwell bounty. Febiuary 28tb
last, were acquitted last Week in the
oupenor uoun ai Ajeuoir.
W. C. Rackley ' died ' atjTMouDt
; Airy ouipnr opruigs last wetK. iu
his 61st-year. - The remains were
taken to Greensboro, where the in
terment took place. For ulany years
I he was a merchant at Clinton. He
is survived by a wife and six child
ren
A uezro girl, named Sims, ten
years old, was killed by an -elevator
at Coleman Bros'., leaf tobacco house
in Winston last week The girl was
! not employed there. Her head was
i (aiup-ht between the elevator and the
second floor and was crushed almost
into a jelly. 1
The men recently hurt when a
hotel buildiug which was being erec-
i red at Marion collapsed, are recover
ing. Jack Cecil, the Davidson man
who was badly injured, is getting
well. The men. when taken out
from the. debris, looked as if they
were mashed into a pulp.
Two carpenters, J. A. Johusoi.
and another uamed Mitchell were
iniured Wetluestlav of last week iur
the collapsingof a 'water, tank beinj!
built at the Holt VV uliauison cotto
mill on Russell street in Fayef teville
Mitchell being so badly hurt that uc
hoDes is eutertained for his recovery.
m,
S. C. Fulham, of Cabarrus coun
ty, up to the 28th ot August, own
ed a mule named Pete tor exacth
33 years. The mule was 6d year
old and was purchased from Dr J.
M. Wilson,.of Mecklenburg county,
iu 1 870. Pete passetl froui the own
ership Of Fulham into the stables ul
death. 1
Mack Johnson son of "Samuel
Johnson, of Ellendale, Alexander
county, on his way home from Cald
well county' a few days ago, was
silled instantly when his horse fell
on a bridge. His party had got
ahead of him and he was riding fast
to catch up when the animal stumor
ed. He was 21 years old and well
thought of.
A Necro convict, serving sentence
on the ; roads of, Guilford County,
whileratternDtinff to escape was shot
aud instantly killed by a guard at
the 'Mount Pleasant road building
camp one day last week. The negro
was sentenced two weeks ago to a
four weeks term by City Judge Eure
for trespassing.
Winston-Salemns to have the lar
gest Kint Goods Bleachery. in the
South. Work was begun last week
on the addition to the already im
mense plant of the Maline Mills. As
annn us it is oompleted additional
machinery will be installed, suffici
ent to make it the bigeest enterprise
of the kind in'the South.
Deputy Sheriff George Gray was
tried before the mayor of Kinston
fined five cents and
iaov ,
nof fnr slflnuinfir a neero boy. Mr.
Clr-axr want to collect for taxes and
the boy grabbing him, thought that
the youngster was making an attack
on him, so he slapped him, where
upon his. mother swore out a warrant
cnarging uiuw
of all railroad
companies doing business in North
rmlina, prflirftcted by. the corpor-
in Tii orSe r before
SeDtember r 5 th
for an invesriffatioil'of the freight
rates from North Carolina ports-to
interior noints in, the State, as cotri-
pan-d'with the rates- lnfofcVfrouH
VXV A. TrMsage and disturbed my
tnrpn nn ill icit fliRtiilerv running lull I 1 .t-v Tm ;t:ii.i-;Li'"
-. rzr . . TT- a -1 lntrioan s jviuuey iruis nieiuy it;-
blast. - .Alr Ueavmg; the t8Cene o? I decided to give them
J80' f,?15lx2 "-Or.8--: a!trial -ud procured a box. 'Their
aders opened fire on the revenue om-. U8e qu;ckly regulatetl the passages
cers using shotguns and smokeless biMm.MM.nB.'.nH romw.
uowder. beytral shot took enecr m , uanntannaa n.l t u
a ... . . l mi LUC uvuet auuvTjuvo au. a umv.
Kanipe's back and arm. His injuries q trouble since I take
are not SeriOUS. , ' . I , ti1aiiro in rpmmmcnnin?
n , .. . ' I BT I C7
" The ' Nortn Carolina's half miUlDoan's Kidney Pills to other snffe-
lion dollar bond issue tor toe eniar jrers.
insane is declared by-,mfr,S5upreme 50 cents. j?osterMiiourn
Court valid in an opinion jiisi de Buffalo, New York, sole agents for
was Questioned as to its constitutiop-1 ; Remember the name Doan
ality after the purchase of the bonds I and take no other,
by Raleigh Saviug Bank anoVWa-r - h : "
chovia Loan & Trust Company, be- QnnnroPirm nr yiir nnt r
cause the adoption of the amend- l uuuiaiuiuu ui iuu. i um
mtnr wna ilnimpd tu' le materials I ' ' "' K ' n
without a three separate days read-'. Effective Occupation Alone Consti-
In the Circuit Coart of tbe.Ea8- mnl 01 aoeigmy.
tern District of North Carolina, 1 5fpringfield Republican.
Judge Henry G. Conner last week Most of the suggestions that new
handed down his decision sustain- anAa A:nv0riiA ; tr,ft fr x...th
ing the oil inspection laws ot the automaticailv under Anierj'-an
State, passed at this year's session v Kl
of the General Assembly. He dis- haye been made .Q a facetious 8piritf
mis tte bill ot tue Keo K, but the State Department seems to
fJnninflnv. of Baltimore, which ask- 0 .l.i u. i ' '
r 7 i j i u i I tear xuai iue luea iuuy ,ue uuvt-u oci-
ed injunction relief and that the law iousl and it has been at some pains
1 il'lflrpd nnRonsLitutional oecause l
; , - 7 . w MO correct possioie miscouceptious.
of alleged excessive tax ot one halt f ,h' n- cnnu
cent a gallon, unjust regulations and &ttl x geasio,, by the mere
lelegated authority. . f aih,vptv, uut ont,inal dis-
. mfrt . . . - -0-
covery strengthens a claim it it be
tollowed up by an official nag-raising
and an effective occupation.
There must be real possession, in
the long run, and not a mere paper
.lim lr inpisflift.ion. lMpfl on nnfi
Inhabitants May Accomplish Won- proclanraiioii of sovereignty. W hen
'h I ' . i mn urll urno llcwtnro 4 Y OCu
ders by Persistent Organized questions were gradually threashed
ffifojt uut, ana tne mouern practice nnany
I t.ef whlishpfl A I first. Snsiin tlftimpd
T71 t..... in 4-:.a I T i I f y-l Sfofoo I . - . .
XliVeiV IUVU III VJUireu wtvw ,L .rwr.fiivk n,,cf ,t A merino Vonoitca
;nay become a city beautital. -lndi- pouce de Leon, in 1513, lauded on
idual working alone have accomp- th coagt 0f .Florida: but the English
iished mucn butthey inevitably need ,jlaim wag y because the
help A community thonld have Cabot3 had already explored the
in oro-anized efforfT and when this . ..SLwu f, rUnU
ortnl-tiAiCkn has been seached bv thelrt j..i. a:.,. ....
v"v ill 1 Xiatieras. oucn wuuivis vveieucuc-
conference, steps should be taken to nly complomfsed, in the end, oniy
ffof -ino fl v (Clinton RfrerS VVlod i .1. J 1 .rx .u i
uw. - " o - - Qy ine ueveiopmeuL1 01 me uuuuiuc
ruff in the The Designer for Oc- of effective occupation. Ttiere have
tober. The organization completed, leen mauy discoveries of new lands
what next? Here are some of the in the extream ' ar regions in the
"first thinas" undertaken by organ.- . - . XTr.a ;-. ii, vcKWa f
zations that have had successful ca-1 ro n n1Iintr;pfi. hnt of -eifeeiive.
reers: . w: w . v : I onnn nation bv, their eoverumehts
Enlisting the children in keeping I Uaa kqo OYrUno-lv HhIp for
the streetaciear of paper and other Lg seen at a glance.
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MBMaajaiiaiBismsysMSM r'nTTiit Jim, j. aSMiwaWaMBiiln
I: S USA
Yi ' iliGVoN,H-N: .0. n '
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plumbing for you, ail work . first i class, nothing but
'H0
id juo? ...etfe qod ) -no iiyRJiffW-a v"
RULES FOR THE
CITY BEAUTIFUL.
ICC.
Prornot Servi
. .. Spfcnil attention given to rt-pir work. Estin;ates-on work
furnished i.t iur rfqueti - ATh-wVuk at reas)tiabe ost.
CRUTCHFIELD-MAYNARD CO.
BUHL1NGTON, N. 0.
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plumbing
Contractors
FRONT ST.
PHONE 299
ELON COLLEGE.
Co-educational. Established 1890
Thorough College courses leading to M- A., A. B.. and Ph. B., degrees. Strong
and experienced Faculty with highest training. Good Library. Reading Room
Laboratories, Literary Societies, Excellent Mu ic; Art and i locution Depart
ments. Diploma frotn Elon admits to graduate departments in the highest uni
versities. ...
Beautiful and healthful location, 17 miles east of Greensboro on Southern Rait r
way. Best moral and religions influence. No hazing. New students met by recep
tion committees from young peoples's Christian organizations connected with thf -allege.
Good equipment. All buiidiags lighted by electricity, hsated by steam, anC
furnished with water, bathrooms etc. A large new domitory, with modern con
venience, has recently been built to meet the requirments of growing patronage.
Expenses Unusually Moderate. Fall Term Opens September 1st , '
E M.METT L. MOFFIiT, PRESIDENT, ;
Elon College, N. C.
.. . - - - - ;.
CLAREMONT COLLEGE,
Hickory, North Carolina.
Opens September 7, 1909. Offers the following Courses of Study: Claf
sical, English, Music, A rt, Expression, Preparary. Localon ideal
Buildings large anT airy with new fun iture in every room hew Heat'-
rUDDlSU. 'ik .
The maintenance of rubbish bar
rels for : the litter of the streets.
The earring for the space between
the "Bide walk and the curb, and for
the gutters themselves that they-may
be kept clean and tree trom ruooisn
The elimination ot weeds.
Cooperation with the tree-warden
if there, is one, or whoever may
have charge of the trees. It there
is no more important first, step than
to have some one omr cnargeu
with this duty. .. , : . m
' Preventing telephone , and electric
companies from hacking - off and
mutilating the . branches ana tops t oi
trees. ' . '
The enforcement of ordinances re
lating to expectoration, the thro wing
of Dapere and circulars on the streets.
Keeping the individual - premises
in good order, including the back
The erection of window-boxes and
their ' proper maintenace, summer
and winter. ' ? . v :
f Having the city keep the streeU,
Kaitwppn-the curbi cleans If its oft
ficiaU don't know' how show, them!
Tvf of organizations havq ; and , it
hasL meant a new; era for the cpmmu
..:, Tf von can only begin with a
ing system installed. Signor D' A nna4 Director of Music Rates mod
erate. $eud or New Catalogue. . --- 1 , . ?
JOSEPH L; MURPHY: President
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One of the exclusive features of the Keen Kutter.
Safety Razor, wherein it excels all others, is the angle '
of the blade. It is set at just the right slope for a
comfortable, velvety shave. It can't scrape it can?t
slip over the beard every stroke cuts . , -v.'
clean and close without the slightest
discomfort to the moat tender skin.
This is but one of the important
features of the remarkable . ;
that make it the greatest safety razor ever mamafactnred. .
The blade may be slanted to the proper degree to give
the sliding col that shaves smoothly without palling, and
this slant can be regulated to sui,t your own style of stroke.
The blades are sufficiently thick to insure a keen, dur
able edge and. rlpjd Enough to prevent any springing or
vioraoon oi ine Dtaoa wiwe soavuis. , ' ' O.
Breiy raor In a iesChtf'ca'wlth a Joen blades ready for baTlng r
The Keea Kntter trmde-martc gvaraBtces Mtisfactioa. -; i '
Ii ixot1a.yoide0e4te1-
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.beginning,,. . " m.i ' ' T , r
ports of Virginia ana outn.wiro:
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