tlie Smt ihipAxm.
AScohol to Children
Ask your doffeor how often he prescribes an alcoholic
stimulant for children. He will probably say, “ Veiy, very
rarely. Children do not need stimulating. Ask him
how often he prescribes a tonic for them. He will prob
ably answer, “Very, very frequently.” Then ask him
about Ayer^s non-alcoholic Sarsaparilla as a tonic for the
young. Follow his advice. He knows. j7C^yertQ.,l^ell,Mass.
5?N^5istfireat rule of health Daily movement of the bowels.” Ask your doctorif
Ibis i* not so. Then ask him about Ayer’s P91s. Soid for nearly yeaiS,
Local anii Personal.
Miss Zora Boon ^ of Whitsett
was a shopping visitor in town
Saturday.
Toney Burns of Tallahassee,
Fla., is the giiest of friends and
lelatives in town.
Miss Jennie Vaughn is placing
a new porch in front of her re
sidence on Front £ t *eet.
Miss Pearle Mebane left Fri
day for High Point to spend two
weeks the guest of her sisters.
Miss Lois Reitzel of Hartshorn
was a shopping visitor in town
Thursday, also visiting friends.
Mrs. R. W. Thomas of New-
nan Ga., is spending a month
the guest of her father Jno. R.
Hobbs.
The beautiful gold watch on
exhibition in Stewarts show win
dow win be given away in ou*i
voting contest.
Miss Maytie Spoon leaves
Thursday for Fugua Springs to
spend several weeks th« guest of
friends and r^atives.
Rev. M. V. Stickley pastor of
the Guilford Charge Lutheran
was in town last week and pur
chased a new' buggy.
C. D. Whitseli has recently in
stalled more new' machinery fitt
ing his shoo with most up-to-date
machinery of any shoe shop in
tlie state.
The infant of Mr. and Mrs. W,
M. Cates which died Thursday
was takan on the eleven o'clock
train to Grays Chapel Randolph
Gounty for burial.
T ie Burlington boys walloped,
it on the Gibsonville boys in a
gaiue of baH Thursday evening
the score hieing seven to nine in
favor of Burlington.
FORSAJLE IMMEDIATELY-
A handsome four room cottage
in a desirable location on Tarpley
street Call upon me at once.
R. H. Whitehead.
NOTICE—All parties who are
in for work done in the
cemetery will please come for
ward andi settle.
Respectfully,
L. P. Shsppard,
Cemetery Keeper.
SoQW Camp Items.
Crowded out iast week.
Harvest has been delayed
through this section on account
of the abundant rain last week.
Cicero Dixon purchased a new
binder this spring and it is repor
ted he started his up last w^eek
and did not stop for rain or night
when it got dark he called for
his lantern and kept at work.
Ed Thomas has returned from
Baltimore where he underwent a
successful operation far appendi
citis.
T, L. Henley and little daugh
ter of John^s Station spent one
night last week with his father
Wm. Henley on their way home
from Charlotte where they atten
ded the marriage of Miss Annie
Lois Henley and E. J. Caltrane.
Miss Annie Thomas went home
with them to spend the summer.
W. R. Henley left Sunday for
Kansts and other northern states
where he expects to be in wheat
harvest about two months.
Miss Mary McPherson of Bur
lington, is visiting relatives here
this week.
Harrison Thompson and Miss
Elsie Allen spent Saturday night
at Om McPherson’s and attend
ed an ice cream supper.
Walter Thomas, who is a tra
veling agent for Ellis Machine &
Music Co, Burlin^n passed
through Monday after spending
Saturday and Sunday at home.
His business calls him this way
every Saturday strange to say.
Guess he hust have an appoint
ment to fill every Sunday over
on route 2.
On the evening of June 11th,
twenty-six young people met at
the home of Miss Grettie Stuart
I and about dark they formed a
iline and marched over to the
I home of Misj Ci«o Thompson to
i give her a surprise birth^y par-
I ty. And it was a surprise to her
^ blit we think an aggreeable one.
The evening was spent very plea
santly and about ten o’clock the
crowd disj^rsed leaving their
gifts and v/ishing hermany more
happy birthdays.
fiscK Greek, S.4'. IK No. Z
Crowded out last week.
Mr. and Mi^. Luther Hutson
was visiting on this route last
Sunday. Miss Roxie Murray was
also visiting, too.
Among the visitors at T. E.
Murrays’s last Sunday night
were: Tom Linberry, Kemp
Foster, Wilbert Fosjter, Rolin
Kimrey. Hope they all had a
fine time.
Miss Callie Spoon went to
Bellemont last week to spend a
faw weeks mth her a,unt.
Gernie Murray spent last Sat
urday night in Mt. Pleasant
neighborhood.
Floyd Spoon was a caller at M.
R. Kimrey’s last Sunday.
Alger Stuart called to see his
best girl last Sunday night over
on Hartshorn No. 1.
Dr. J. D. Gregg and family
and his mother was visiting J. R.
Poster last Sunday.
Fred and Tom Spoon and Char
ley Lenins, Turner Murray, Hazel
Linberry, Glattie Murray called
to hear the talking machine at
Frank Bustow’s last Saturday
night.
Sankie Shoifner and hi& sister
Mattie, was visiting F. L. Spoon
Sunday evening.
News is scarce this week, have
not been nosing around any,
B&se-BaO.
Cr wded out last week.
Thursday evening a very inte
resting game was played between
Greensboro and Burliri^on in
which Burlingtontrounei Greens
boro at the tune of 5 to 0. AH
the scores were made in the fifth
inning. Attendance small. Um
pire Dr, L. A. Walker.
Friday evening the same Itearas-
played on the same ground.
Score 4 to 2 in favor of Greens
boro. Attendance small. Um
pire Luther Atwater. ']?hus ouir
boys turned their northern lau
rels into southern willows which
they will endeavor to redeem
when the third game is played.
Deafness Cannot be
by loeal applimtioas, as they cannot,
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness
and that is by eonstitutioaal i^wedies.
Deainess is caused by an inflamed condi
tion of %h© mueons hnning of the Busta-
chian Tnbe. When this tube is inflapaed
yon ha-v^ a rumbling sound or imperfeipt
hearing, and when it is entirely closed,
Deafness is the resxilt, and unless the
inflammiation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will b{ destroyed forever; nine
cases out of t^en ara caused by, Catarrh
which is nothing but an inflamed condi
tion of the raucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness (cauwed by catrrah)
that cannot be cured fay Hall’s Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. Chekisy & Co.,iToledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipa
tion.
BIG BARGIN-Farm, 140
acres, in two miles of Burlington
adopted to Grain, Grasses, To
bacco and Truck. Very cheap
and easy terms to qaick purcha
ser. Also numerous small farms
well situated, at low prices.
Jas. P. Albright,
Burlinglon, N. C.
Excursion to Oxford.
The excursion train from
Greensboro to Oxford- passed
here Friday morning at 8:15.
Some fifteen or twenty of our
Burlington people availed them
selves of the cheap rate and
were present at celebration of St,
John’s Day, which is celebrated
each year by the Masons, who
support the orphanage at that
place. Seven other excursiorxs
were run to Oxford and the attend
daace estimated to beten thou
sand or more.
Dissolution Notice.
Notice is hereby given that
the co-partnership heretofore ex
isting between H. K. Dorset and
W. H. Layton under the firm
name of Dorsett & Co., has besn
mutually dissolved. All accounts
due by the above named firm
will be paid by W. H. Layton
and ail parties owing the said
firm v/ill make settlement with
W. H. Layton.
W. H. Layton.
Ro«k Greek» No. I.
Crowded out last wees.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Patterson
and children attended the child
ren’s day at Mt. Hermon Sunday
Craven Woods and Miss Josie
Herren visited E. H. Cheek Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McPherson
and baby of Burlingrton visited
on No. 1 Sunday.
Robt. McPherson and Wilbur
Thompson made a pleasant call
on Roxie and Rosa Anders Sun
day night.
Thanks toMrsAlson McPerson
ior nice apples, Willis Isley for
peaches, Miss Bettie Picard for
peas, D. L. Holt for apples S. S.
Kimery for peaches. Prof. J, H.
Allen was a pleasant visitor on
No. 1. last week.
Mr, and Mrs. J. S, Isley of
Burlington No. 1 gave us a plea
sant visit Sunday,
Edgar Sharp who has been on
the sick list is some better now.
I think it is real though on
those boys went to see their best
girls on Sunday night and had to
beg their Monday morning break
fast on their journey home.
WaaTs
Some One.
For thirty years J. F. Boyer,
of Fertile, Mo., needed help and
couldn’t find it. That’s why he
wants t? help some one now.
Suffering so long himself he feels
for all distress from Backache,
Nervousness. Loss of Appetite,
Lassitude and Kidney disorders.
He shows that Electric Bitters
work wonders for such troubles.
‘^Tive foottks,” he writes, whol
ly eureti me and now I am well
anti hearty/' It's also positively
guarantee for Liver Trouble
Dyspep^,. Blood Disorders, Fe
male CM^plaints and Mal^a.
Try th«m. 50c at Freeman Drug
Co.
Pmfeddbaal Cards
Doing Their Duty,
Scom of Bnriiiigton Reaiieri Are
Lesniaif tlie Doty of die Kidiisfft.
To filter the blood is the kidr
neys’ duty.
When they fail to do this the;
kidneys are sick.
Backache and many kidney iiiisi
follow;
Urinary trouble, diabetes..
Doan’s Kidney Pills cure thm;
all.
Burlington people endcjrse ouu
claim.
Mrs. Ella J. Hughes, Dixie st,.
Burlington, N. C., says: I have
used Doan’s Kidney Pills at dif
ferent times for several years
and they have never failed ^
^ve me prompt relief. Some
time ago I suffered from severe
pains in the small of my back
and frequent spells of disiziness,,
caused by disordered kidneys.
I finally procured a box of Doan’s
Kidney Pills at the Freeman
Drug Co., and they quickly re
moved my trouble. I have had
had slight return attacks,, but
Doan’s Kidney Pills have always
brought satisfactory results..
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents, Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name—Doan’s
—and take no other.
Dameron & Long
ATTGRNBYS AT LAW
LiW.DAREm iHieirfi 10!«6
BnTlingtoii
office in
rinlmBl Bliiasns
Ph8D8 -
Graham
is
ISlMlfSiMlSBB
Pline
John H, Vemon,
Attorney and Coansellor at Law,
Burlini$on, Nw C.
Office over Bradley’s Drug Store.
Pboae 65.
John R. Hol&nan,
Buriingtonv Npcth; Carolina.
Office, No. 2, Seiliuw BoOdiiif.
DR. J.. H. BROCKS
Surgeon Dentist
Foster Builiiing
BURLlJVff^TON, N. C.
FGR RENT—Five room
age' Good Location.
R. W. Ingle,
cott-
prompOy oWalned In all conntriea, or NO FEE,
TRADE-MARKS, Caveats and Copyriglits regia-
tered. Send Sketch, Model or Plioto, for tree
report on p&.tentabiuty, AtL BUSiivESS
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.. Patent prictica
exclusively. Surpassing references.
Wideawake inventorB gtioQld. liaye onr hand
book onHowtoobtainand Kell patents, Wliiaiii- 1
1 ■y6ntionBwlllpRy,Ho'vrtogetapartner,andother I
I valuable information. Sciitfreatoanyadilress. |
D. SWIFT & CO.
^01 Seventh St., Washington, I), CJ
Dr. W. A. Stroud
Practicing Physician.
MJRLlNGTONi N. C,
OjEfers bis professional services to
the people of Burlingtoa and
eurroanding ootintaty. Calls
promptly reepondted to ’phone
No. 29 day or uigltt.
OFFICE AT
Stroud’s D^g Store.
Jas. N. Tiitylor, M. D.
Physician & Surgeon.
Office Piedn»)nt Building, two
front ro0ms, up stairs
PHONES: Office 218A, Residence 395.
Hours 9 to 12 a. m. 4 to 5 p, m.
Specialist Diseases of Children and Wonea
has boen burned out. Nothing: but a few odds and ends of
furniture left tO' tell the tale^ DoK’t wait until ihe same
thing happens to you. Protect yourself v/ith
We write insurance fear the uETNA, HARTFORD
HOME of NEW YOM:, R0¥AL,. SPRINGFIELD, F. &
M, IfA.TI0N4L and others.. Complies well known for
their libeiral treatment to>tlj«nr iK>li€y-hoIders.
Alamance Insiiraiiee f^^E^
BUKUNGTON. N. C.
Just Received Another
Car of the Fismous
Sunny Sootfi i^oves
The Manufacturer...
guarantees that thecook-
ing qualities of this stove
cannot be excelled by
any in the United States.
It will be to your interest
to get our i^rices on diis
line of stdves when in
need of bml-
In addiiioh to the
abovfr we caii^ the
est stock of Furniture
and House Furnishing
Goods ever carried in
Alamance county.
M a SMITH
The Furniture Store*
Davis St. next to Alamance Loan & Trust Go.
Burlington, N. Carolina.
»69696SS9*«
PRO.CUI
i drawintfo!
Free adViooj now to ot>i»in patents, trade muk&l
t^yrlgbta,jt^:j N ALL OOU NTRIE8. I
, business Mreetwtih Washington saves titiur I
\mon^aHd.ffieHt&epai^t. .
fttent and InfringeniMt Praetlee Exclusively,
Wnteoucometousat ■
1110 ElgMit Vnltad Btatei Pktant Otte*; I
WftSHflNIGTON, D, C.
Electric
Bitters
Succeed when everything else ««•».
In nerv^cnis prostration and female
weaknesses they ate the supreme
remedy, as thousands have testified.
FOR KIDNEY^IVER AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
it is the best medicine cv«r sold
oveyadruggist's counter.
MONEY
To Loan
For one year or longer at six
per cent per annum, payable
semi-annually. We negotiate
^ loans only on first mortgage on
real estate.
We appraise property, abstract title,
prepare mortgage, write the insurance
on buildings, have the papers recorded
and look carefully and systematically
after every detail incident to the trans
action.
We saye you all the worry and
trouble incident to negotiating such
a deal.
If you wish to buy or build a home,
enlarge or extend your business, call
to see us, and confidentially.
Phone f>to. 76
wr
filtlok
Roy?
gtrock 1]
from »
Ii’^^yette'
ternoon.
pain froi
lice say 1
sors pt
hauled \
A w
much di
ing croT
day
reporter
damage
and also
the coun.
les south
beaten of
and wipf
the com
to the
storm an
area.
WettsterWeel
Edwar(
ance, pasj
in his au
He was
Mebane, ,
in Alama*
A cow 1
gan fell ii
fifteen fe
one day h
hands, un
E. Hein
drawing t
was fount
ously hur
Will Mj
old son of
gaged in j
John Sout
sustained
in the brej
in one of
was sumi
so badly si
put off set]
texingioD
Monday
intendent
down the
camps aloi
cause of r
bed the
that there
He found
otber case
Cotton GH
near Cottc
camp whei
weeks sincl
Cicero Yf
reports a st
he observec
ing his wh|
running a
and as thej
the top of
when chasii
cover, one
and came dl
stump; and[
after. He 1
Union Republic
During a 1
I in this citj
I lightning st
down into
1 William Grs
foot, tearini
but strangej
hurt beyond
fearful seal
was sick in |
Graham wa^
ed injury.
The Wins
Trade will
Loving Cup,
‘anta Journj
i^erald for
f^ade in t|
Automobile ,
$125 in eashl
Motor Gar c|
record madej
«sed by the
the contest,
isbeboro CourlerJ
Capt. A. .
The Couriei
swiallest hen
^eigs 48 gra
pennyweight
hen egg so fi
Knowledge o:
ine egg was
fien s nest
It ci
^^>urier office-
five-m
and ]
yjed at the h
west Ashe
fJter an illne
days of
^ uneral servil
at home I
m|
"V the mtei
tooro cemete
^rents have
^^^iy friends.
patriQ)
county
^ecided to us€
^i^ayel in the i
^'^^stigatfonl