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BURUNeTON. N. G, -AWGUST;-10,rl®lftv
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k[ CONTEST AND HOW
THE VOTE
Burlington.
Lois A. Workman,
' qwannie Patterson, 13,6f5j
- ' . 3,l|0i
•' %m
9:
Myrtle Isley
Myrtle Tate,
Lillian l^irner, ''
Burlington R. F. D^f.
ImIss Jennie Whitsell, R. 4, J
'* Emma Overman R. Jt. liSy^!
‘ Annie Matlock^ R. 2, ,. _40Q
“ Ollie Ector, Roirte‘ 2, i: 20(|
'* Kosa Crouse, Route' 4, 20(1
Snow ^ ^;;;;' i ] ; ^
l^^ssMary Stout,
rspring Graded School,
Isvlvan Graded School,
Mebane. • •,: j; j
ImIss Grace Amick, ; ' ,3|)0;
Haw River, No. 1.
liliss Carrie Albright, ,■ 12; i0()
Eloa College, N. C.
:aiss Mollie Baldwin, 6,650^
Uision Ridge, Noi. Iv ' | i
I Miss Lottie Terrell, 3D0
13,6^
500i
200^
H. F. B. Mo. 7;
-I
W. H. Ingpld is right siek.r T i;
; Mrs.i Alma D. Burke and ' tWo
little sons of MpntjgOmer^ ;Ala.,
are spendiiig this ,'month yi^ijting
her cousin Miss Lula Riich dnd
other relatives at and nea.r Be>lle-
mont
Mrs. T. .R. J^ard€^, who h^s
teen sick for s6m^ tijne' is ^bl0
to be out' again but h^r
little daughter that has been
critically ill for some time does
no;t impr©ve wy much., | ; if I
I |.^|'em'mor(|
who has be^n §ick two or thr^e
weeks is improving soiiie now,« ’
H, Jsl^y
yard and is building a hew le^d;
haiii.'■' ■"■ '
' I
!J.
R, L, Isley Of Burlingt'oti %&’
[08 GitNM OF ' ‘
ravoRKSHor
■ " I ;■
jDisckrged Empioye of City FirM
Four Bullets, One Lo|dgiiig in I
His Head. I :
?
Hoboken, N. J., Aug. 9—May-
•Wm. Gay nor, of New, York,
! .. hile standing on the deck Of
I ihe Kaiser Wilhelm De Gross^,
' wvparatory for month’s toir
Hioi'oud, was shot down , by man
/ving his name . as James j
Galiaher, a discharged "foreman,
[in the department docksand fer-
'es. .‘ our ;bullets w^re fire|l,
V:v striking' Mayo’’ Gay nor, who;
iijcniica'ily t)iOugh not necessari-
Th^rejs another
Ko. 7 for Lewis pOf)le thfe clfel,
hiiller at Sharp (&' .CohliS'W'^
gave us; ^ gallon of;the^ ^ehmne;
article torday
John Blaylock,;, of ; Burlihg‘t(|n^
and Miss Alma K,irkpatrick[ of
K6. 4 were united in rihar^iafe
Sunday e vening by lieV, J,
Burgess, at the parsonage tie;
B^'llemont. Sincey “Dan''
-leadquarters at Bellemont ReV.
Burgess has become quite popu
lar and says he v^ill'tie the kbpt
for any onb haiving the proper
license exoept a divorce. I
Miss Myrtle Moser spent Sun
day visiting Miss Maude Culler,
George Tinnin gave us a 15 lb,
water melon to day, the first one
this se^SQn.; „
Esq. John Bixon gave half of
the cider mentioned above.
Thanks to each and all.
fatally
wounded. •
uli-Ui
Durhath, Attest ' 5; ‘^Af;
a meeting
, tees on Wednesday iof ithis ' week
three additions were made to the
teaching force of the College for
next yea,r.. -r ' j
Arthui^ L; MdCdbb^as elected
,^sist£^nt j. prp:^«^Qr pf i Frenc};
liiid i (MKi McQohhV^as
g^d\^at^ fwrxi; j^ew4oin Cpljleg!
ivith the of; bach^Ioi? of
■$4s,ih ■
.yarcjX^hi-W^ity^r^^^
■and ^frlinj j^hd has, had tw(p.yirs;
;‘e^ii^^4i^te?i^hing.,. .. |
, |^t.,;N^ elected
assista-hl Pfdfess^^
Mr, TOson i| ^a native :of Spjptl)
CaKpliiTi^^ ^as ^e^r inJ Gijili-
ford, is an A. B. ^aduate of
HaverfOird College, received th^
degree of .Mgdfcgr: of'‘Science from
the University of Florida, studio
ed Ghemistry>at M^i^irdCfniVerj-
sity'for, «eyef41 y;ears ■ pfafes^r
of Ghettiistry at; (SrMlford Coilegei
Assistgmt'Ghem 1^-
riculttirai; Ex^erimeiit; Station,
'Mr. Wilsdii is ii young 'scientist
i.i? 1-
'a ji‘)*/v
■rfv' ro.
''' • A.'- ■■' '^E^tra'' ac^
^daysllh-'Eichihbnd
■ ‘'' Shfer3M?l-'0d^^^ fGilei^borp
la|t w;eeK:lie onc^' lived, here and
j
Miss Daiy SHfeiSft feMMed ti
her home in Charlotte -Saturday^
- MbiMskh 3r. or TOli^hji
sipent Saturday itnd Sunday at
homeJo-;:J m^ni
% li
MMM
p !il!'
• SSt ID'- .-ifl
4 Na 13
'^'^e^t ’ s last ^^e>ek.'
teacher; and Will be? a distinct
additioti to th(B ’Aforking fprce^ of
Trinity College. ' !
- Robinson G. Anderson was
elected Pxofeasor of Law. He is
a j^adtiate Of Upper Iowa Uniyeri-
sity; hQl% a graduate degree and
al^o the decree of LL. B." fj?om
the yriiyeMj5^:pf : Iowa ha^^iiad
experience as a teacher, practis^
The would-be assasin was ^o.ver
I lowered by a policeman and Big
i’ii! Edwards of the street clean-
iijg department. The bullet was
tired f}-om behind. Mayor Gay-
nor \\ as first given medical at
tention on board the ship, then
rushed in an ambulance to St.
Mary's ho'^pital, where he was
operated upon. Surgeons say
Gaynor has a chance .for recover.
Gailaher was, rushed to Hoboken
])0!;ce station and arrainged be-
:'ore Recorder MeGeven and Te-
raanded to jail without bond,
p-^nding the result, of the mayor’s
;njr;ries,
Oakdale Notes. - >
ur;:v. out )ast ^^'eek. j > ■ '
Tlie refreshing showers' have
irnpvoved the co:pi ,-crqp, very^
much if they continue? any lor hi
vhile there will be a good crop
Oi corn made.
farmers
if
$
6f
if
goes to show that our
are improving. , - ’
Wheat threshing aimost done
v'heat above the average. Cot
ton about two weeks late.
, The Piedmont Baptist associa
tion which met^ with the Mt. Zion
cnureh, the 27th and 2Sth attend-!!
™ deiigates secured to enjoy
P^ir short stay very much, after
oeing drenched with the rain of
tne 26th coming from the depot
'at ijiberty.
After spending a few days
’^'ith their sister Mrs. Maggie
ppoon Miss Fannie Spoon of Gra-
and R. W. Spoon of Greehs-
^oi’o returned home the 31st. af-
^-i^attending the association.'.
, Jf^wd Isley and his road scrap
’ll' toi'ce of hand is in our midst
aoing sorne very much needed
-yorK ^ve hope they will stay un-
w tney get the roads in a passi-
"'■fe condition. i
• trearn suppers are becom^
"0 be very common as ice Can
ofe got of N. A, Kime very cheap
• L. Spoon gave an ice
to a few invited
Saturday night kt /honpl-
• brother B. W|. S|)o4n aild
Fannie Spbon;. ■
'’'-d Reib^r of Durba;
Mattie Thompson
sj>ending her vi^a'
Hv-r home near Mefeaner?is
Death of Mis. R. B. Foust.
Mrs. Alice Ada Foust, wife of
Mr. E. B. Foust, was born De
cember 15th, 1861, , aiid ; died
August 4tb, 1910. ^ ; j ,,
Mrs. Foust 'was a patietit suf
ferer fora^number of yfears, but
always bore her suffering withJ
Christian resigiiotioh. She loved
the Reforrned' church of which;
she was a faithfuI member, and''
was intensely interested in tihe
moral and spiritual,., vyelfare |;of^
her children. Hfer llfe^ Sp^ksjin
far more elocja^ent^rmsjiOf praise
than can be';jHclui:edf by ^e'
tongue or peh''pf mati. ' | '
The devotion of husband ajfid
children to the almoa| helpless,
wife and niqth^r. r#as ‘ b6auti|ul
and ot the sliike|t|nle x>athet|c.
All possible effects were inadeHo
stay the, hand of di^e^se ahd
death, bdt God knew V^t, aiM,
in his wise! providence feok frdm
our rt|dst jwholn>.ev#rybc^y
loved ^nd respected because Jbf
her noble qualities and beautiful
Christian character. ^ .
A iar^e doncoui«e of soiTowipg
friends,' who'live’ far and: neai:,'
gathered ^t; the, home and Mt.
Hope chiirch to pay "their l|st
trjbutle 9f |r^|ept rtp the memory
01 her whom ithey had been fed
tq love and admire. ,It_ wa^ a
'very sad death and buHM indeed.
A good btei^bOr,i'faithful w|fe
and mother is' goiie, 'but. than|ks
to,God, we are not without hope.
In the sweet by and by we, t|b,
shall be gathered to our lovM
ones, and then we shall mq^’e
fully understand. I
Mrs. Foust was the mother of
five , childi*en* namely:; j M|iss
Abigail, James'E., Gity Editoi ;pf
the Burlington State Dispatch,
Albert, Milton, and John Robe|t,
the last named having died aboiit
nine years ago, at the age of
about five years.
With you kind frieshds,, we;
mingle our tears and say, fare
well, dear one, farewell. ,
; A Fri]^end.:
Eye Troubles.
Does your head and eyes ever
feel like A DULL aching pain at
the temples and at t# of the
head, or perhaps at thfe base :of
the brain, iyitn feyes switching,
sfoarting, burnihgwh|n confor-
tihgr a hri^ht li#ht suddenly? Or
is newspaper trye a,, blue before
your eyesight? Likely "fm need
g]ia8^es,gve’lji;m^ke a ei^iina-
^on ff ybu lust fwhat's Mrong,
that r4iui|ed..l:,']^r. N^sf Rosen-
tfein'eye^specidlifets, of Durhate,
will be at Burlington at the Bi)ir-
,,liiigt0rkB:^S Ca. Ai^.
■vrhere
Mrs. ,J' W. McPhei^ohrnifeft
SatuMdy; f4r' ^^eftslfeirp '^''^here
She'wiil'''Visit' h^'mbthW'!"^ „
]\|arvin MePher,son. spjh
Miss, Jnatice of r Burliiisirton
ri'.ji'i iJ'livfy'i ■bAfc4d'!iiiiij{^ i ••
ion m\ eaarnesi j i t SS^ifblifeaM H^di
■Sgwai^ers-
hsth yMe;w V ¥ork; i&Hd'TiOfeiea^Pi
OPhis/#rn#a%n haore ■ th^n
l)e :^n educ^ionai brie. o
Republieaaastfeel; rfthai > ImVe
distiiaqt issties t6 oand if
0F; fe#! %re'^
rei)%rK^^l!^. ch^n^, .idii^r^ jth^
record of the
All IinriUtioB - Cin|^ea
: /,
Ip, as much 9^ o| the
jlyl
scored the movinfi: picture ^^hii
place of amusemeiit TOe Air-
dpme), being- injjlriipup to.the
recen^^.^ss|9ji,:r|^
the West Publishing Companyl,
St. Paul,. Minn; J . the foremost
publishei's pf U^^' hoPks in this
country* His services fpr, thik
stat!e> where he is; well knpwn.
Mr. Anderson'consents to! cohie
to the law. s.chppl because of the
high reputation' it ’ has woih'
throughout the country, by its':
standaijds and by the learning- pi ■
its Pean. ,}s^he |aiv; '|a,C5^1tyf;iRilw,:
tonsists of'.Dean S, F.^ Mordecai', *
Professors 'R. G. Anderson and
■ E. PiRfeodei. ^ Siifteeits es^kbliisii-■
meat in 1904 the Law SchoPl has
beett :v^ry^ successful'. and,,its
e)(^uii)^ent,o\itiobl£ are®^ '
riovi^'thto'-^ver before; For''i,t
least three reasons the Law
School deseyv-es i^e attention of
th#^tiife;:,Stjlte., 11 It Ithei' ifirst
law schoplt in the ^quthejn statef'
'to enforce a high 'stahd?ird of adi-
missiohl ‘'the miriirnum repuiref
>n;ient Js ;twa, years of cplieg§ wor4
or the equiyalent.,.;'ilt is the first
to use the case book system of
teaching, which is nothing but
and whiciji; has ,i^9w been adopted
in full ..pr ’m' mipdified^ form by
' leading ■la\f’ Sfehools' of ' Amerifeal
It 1s;likewisa:.the fkst to pre|)a']j?e
its own text^hpok^.v; ^And in this
part pf their .work . it is weli
knpwn tp_ experts thro^ughput the
Statellhaf' Dean] Mprdecal^ and
his associate^ h^ve had- brilliant
succes^.^""'.'V'"’.;r i
~id^ ^ mi' ’ 'ttfi ’' !
: Pissoiatup/Notice*
On the secpnd- day pf August
1910, the firn^of Gates ,and Dayi$
|s^s di|spl ^ed{; teiiutuiy co^seiii^;
Having: bPught^the .entire , inters
est of Mr. i Gate's in the business,
I will .continue tp handle the same
lihe of business that we have
been haridliTaj^ for thd past two
years;' We have ttia'de the Uh*
dertaking businesfe' one Of our
special lineSj; .try|i^ tp, give it Pur
special atitenlionl In the futvire,
as in the past, I shall endeavor
to give the Undertaking business
iny spfecial ' attention!; Hsi'vihg
secured the services of a licensed
^bahn^, jliG^^d! by jihe^St^ei;
of North Carolina, ^ man of long
exf^rience ih?llnaertakitt^';I ani
^therefore much, bettei* .equipped
%p serve the public, Hvith ,a ftill
li^ie.of .lindertaking siitppl^s al
ways oh hari^. When in ni^ed of
^^"^®:,Weej£ ^wjth., W, J
K
• sipeht: Siihdiy • with ::.^Iiis^ :Iii^tti'
'Simps6Af,..;.V;; "V.":
'*.:.ifi^sMattit-■^.ihpsda;-.;.! '"-^ur-"
liingipn sperit SQhdjiy:]ai,lSi)itofe.-, ;
' , Mr.^ andR! Jt.-"'.Jbbie: ’ are
;rejpielhg 0^ si swieetJift^
\^hp.amvea,at theii: hohie $a^ur-
day m^nin^ Aii^l; :pi ;
, Our esteemed banker 4. itnd
Long ^e off'with ^J tampk
i ng p^rty at* Lock Lilly ^
son cOuhty, we : hbpe ‘they . Mill
have a deh^tfnlstayv ; , J
jgj W, Lasfey of Buflin^pn is
managing the ; b^nd: ^ ^hili^ Mr[
Long is off at a, eairhpjnk'party". |
i H. L. Birchard'ahd^ family left
for Sumpter,' S. * G; Wedhesda^
they carry many good wishe^
with them „frpm ihe^r many
friends thby^ hate ' made while
here., We wish theni; success in
their new field. K , > ; ‘
- RjevS. Cl^ernent arid Arnett fillr
&d their ;pujpits\ Sunday" td the’
delight'-of their ■'■peppfe.^:.-i '' '.i/r ij; '
' iA seHes pf nieeting' [Will, begin^
Sit- the: Christian. Church )the‘,fiirsi
S uriday in; Sfeptefob^r a v eojpdial
invitatiW'^ is extibndedr to «ili. ; d 1.
. • Mk. ,andj,VIrs.> ■VeriioTj, ■ Jvirk .■ of
; Ck’eensboro visited theiriunele.. J;
P. Cates at Haw River'Suhday
retiUEned hom^ • onisthe;: sew^iiin^
traih. 0 -I^ ..ri.v^'dn ^
; iRem:..eind Mrs*-; Afmet)ti were:' Jn-
;tPfe^m'a few dhours Mondays on
‘business^ they retiifned t^dMebane
they !are; e3?i)ecting: to:..imo’‘ie:' 'to
.■•I-Iaw! River neit'Weefei,^V© iwei^
cpme you brpther^andi.sdsteiQ' ■! j
; .Ma;:s» ; J., Si;McAdanisM Grei^nsf
-'borb spent- sevemlt days-; at ■ her
iiorae near Hawfield: i-eturned
liome'acconipinied ■'byd Mrs. H.
H'. Sinipsdnv: who afteil’: sipending
■gi:.few.dayS' rMiirned'to-Sa'w^; 'Ri-
;yeri^^ !.i V'-.. ;d. S:- '
Mrs; 'Sj J. ; Hu^es ! and- Ike
■^wentJ to GreenMiOrp Satutdaiyi and
a^etumed^Sunday^..* i
) . i Miss. Efiie Hughes;'s^ent Saturi
tlaj^n Burlihgtpn shppjjing, sh^
returned dlpme on the > evendpg
train. •-/ ■
Rev,.N. . :Rps§nberg,. ?^^jipsh
Rabbi pf Durham canw; ■ ^pHC;
(Woodmans ons^Monddy'>-■ v,
and in the presence ;of
ltfcf|ier^bn and others^irci||hcis-
ed his, son the cpiild heing / ei^ht
;cM)3 '^jse^nii -td^^be'- ...
‘^^ies.-'hbt'a $‘'-wofk
w!]i^6‘cMihg fthin'^s;i,J, '^.TKe1i-
Bo(^ bf is^^feehe# eontaffis hb%6ih“
struetive arguments, only ’ fiult^
finding pd pretejided dissatis*
faction. ‘^'Their one"^iih is to teat
dowftj JSflftrbuild e 33fe3^diteave
rip record b^tt a negative ©rieTrinO
issue*Jbu^ia;desijteito^ffii^crd> ;
Not ja single sound i reasQrii calri
be advanced'by the Dembcr^ts
this fall why the next House ^f
. Represent^iv.es: ahodM
cratic. - Not a single sound arguj-
ncientfcah be' lad^^amGed ' to r show
.why the^ ReptibM«artsrishould'ibe
turned iout and the BeniK>6i»tfe in-
^Hedi: In Jshort,e; the gubilaant
'"'^gmoeijatsibf twomohti^agoii^^
:despair and Jdii^xisfei tb
,'fehink that the,' RepubMeahs have
so: completely t^eri..thCi Vind ptt
t0fith:eir4sails;did vc; f-';■
r i As u^iaal^ i tho; oBemOCrats willl
talk tariff—as usual,dthe^^will teli
the people -in their speeches and
literature that Protection is robr
Thanking our patrons and friends
for favors shown us in the p^^t.
lAsking fipr^icontinuatiph of ytpir
' "’W ‘will ' and; patronage in the
I ,;d;i t'
‘Yours sincerely
J AS. A. R. Davis.
Burlinj^tofi, N.^C|
isionth.
[r^
i .'A^'
belonging tb
¥m4
rv Nettie , the tferee me
ld^u§hte^tl(BSfii.l&fi^ iil:
wk.s.
ie‘dwaa¥^i'K«e^Iiill ceme'
:he laboring-; man that hps |hoi|ld
|chan^^!th«^%|bs|^er|ty.4c^:^
tioilt^lafV^;r|it|; T|i4
|pe#le ieiLlilel^ul|£[^^'aii^
^^atic Housi^ of Representati\|e4
|would mean.-’XThey realize t! ajj;
|0verid^®Qi^?:no.^^ ■ le^s4
^pngiesis^^-^i.;;^^eyefe® ■ the re
^ould be arrxiety -in •.aBj’financ al
„,nd business" 'ciKjCles^^^^ sublrj
piijij^iety #puid., |jr|hg'V«urtail^
lof produ^'^ v.^nd- afecl empldy-i
Irpent^and!■-■ ■-I j
^?Then,^;^o,'iJhe''''ttji^^ :votbr
|wi-lV;reali^e tnat Prei^dent T£pt
^hotild^h'^Ve a RepiabJieain.,|feuN
las Senate to help him ce
ry owt in |ujl ^a|t th§; pletos
Ke'jiajty^ the ]^grairif,whi'
ae Msdbu ih his’‘Mss^g^.,
in' spite of the. trǤiiie^hdpiii^^%^-|
latioh^eriactted J)y‘, thp
fsb'far,'there' still ■ retrigtfriS'^
p be dope'by' th€! '62ndJ^dngifeife.*
^n^ this boiild hot be aecdmplir *
jd %ith I a'E^^mbci*at fioii^e*
check all Senate njie^isures and doi
othing itself. > ■', , ■'" ,I |
"Bo the UctuM .c^p^gn; opeN
sigj|vSei3,;aiiil itci^
theM ghoiiIdXiGine aakf
they sure infUaadjty,-^ in any'.way
injurious to the welfere of the
up
4his fm
sition, and I respectially Mvite
^;y ,apd aU, cl^gym«nit©tyimt:the
,Aii^donae;;a!nd
th^selves^ ; :
Respisctfully yours ^€il-
fare of -C^munity. w
. X-ast Wedneste act
e3eve?(i anr/the^
St. Methodist I Ghiroji>ifite Mabif
F,eathei;^tpn%Ii2^er3(n ;Wil-
liarii ® Mahn happily
jdnM iPthe:h^ of
riag^'Mhei!rpf^5^^^ A.
Hornacmt; Ttiesdky higat
rpree^i;%dtiie cer©rrioB^ beaw
ful reception; hy Mh
and iMics.i G. iAi Wialker,/feisterloT
the bridd'i ' Thiechurch %as beau
tifully decorated with ^Ims and
I^ns'fbr the occj^ibp,%
dei-ed by; Mfss Flbrine Jtobertson.
The\usheS ,w^el JpEn R.
Hoffttto, ‘ E. 'S:; W,' S^feeron, I
Hd yernon^d F.'
beiharfe.. • Mr.' ■ Ri'>erS' -bf Albe-
imarie^was .bfesfc/^^m^’’’ aiiid . 'Mi«sf.;
ftuth;- Danierpni^ sist^. Of the
l^€ Mlai#-of‘ hbridiP^K-
tely after the ceremony Mi*V ah’d
^PrsyiMaiin Jeft.pni theumprriinir
..Qity..llariyv bean^tiful. ahd.0osfe ■
Jann isa P^ogres^siy^ypungbuflti-
hessraan of ^here
they will reside, .the ,hride i«
■the. q{
^t felon to^leg
Mrs* %■ Willwmspn , w^
IS been on an e^cten^e^ ;^isit ,to
the western part of the ^tal^, re
turned home. Monday.' 5 „ d i
! Li dRoy Jbhnspn is spending a
few days in the mountains he is
at Critz Va., hope he will have a
good time. ,, - .d-*.;>nd;.^d:
The Burlington Refomied Sun-
d|iy School will hold! their a.nniial
picnic at Brown’s Chapel School
house next Saturday Aug; r 13th,
let ail the depaHiiientb df the
church and Sunday School i,meet
at the chm^ch; g^2 "^Mth
full baskets and ' nierry »hj^ts
for a good time. , If‘ any ? prefer
g-Pihg idireietly, to^lbheMehoo^ hbu^e
ti’y and be there by 3 p. m. . The
j5-ro#am v^ll i^phsist of a dsfenies
of games and prize contests with
supper a 5 p. ra. A^rikd^ill be
given the finest baby present on
thei'^^Ie llpfti 5 fThe ihVitation
inclades, all ;who ;a:^e?^ if terested
■ Jd
K Beginnmg. Saturday atr nine
j!cM» ffe:iFWshU&\>M
before
ef oe
|With, the! R^ptibhi^
■ ^
i ■ '[ 7 • J - . . ~ , k , . .
f;The' !?|^';^d.!Eto
;ialw§i^s|p4^#!P0fJ*to
} men, tp,||J&t#3n po^rji at>efi«?t
h^s;d:aJway?,l IPseep. hbera|ij
boysL This year th^^club wijli
'1:ine,..of'the’e
h][^fe)i’yt^
hks been ji^nted;: and ' the' citi 7^1
■nh&p' *^''lby^;?Haveto' ret^
Tbbrii^ at rea,sbn^ble rates to tht?
'cliib'mdh. ';-- ;d
^ d Afe nmriagfer'this'^^^^ is ‘ X %
Tmiitijda‘ iiileiiiiii^r d^ iTumt*’
Class in Gpitege, who last corii^'
mencement won: the ^Junior Alu
mni Scholarehip ipr J this y^sar,
Jle has cbhduct^ tl^ club
khd confldeiit, arid the Democi^s He has conducted the club before
bh the defensive Mirithe d^^^ is ^ ^ymz
test ffloom. There, may bfe'Mint :forw4rd^^t^^ -
beirig very second^ tpdthW%E^^ , , . . ,, .
Issues of the ^y; The dRepubliT IPbere. This 'jViil bib ]f>rovided
cans have the record ^ by ;^vin^ Mr,
principle—it only remains to foH and Mrs. Egbert TruHt, of Bur-
low Mr. Roosevelt’s advice to.Hngton, No. 8, look ^ter the pwjr
nominate the best men .and ithe df»aration and^eryiiiM the meafe
people can be relied ' on to con-1 and the keeping of the club hpi^
tinue in power the party that i It is believed that this arrai^
do^^thiri^s and' dpes|:the& rigM, 3^n^ feared c^use for
" * co]^^tulai^0n are
; Great Nc|^|i^er|: ^
ijblica|idh in
pu
ifis. .tie New
! ; The j^atest
America by all odds
[X'.ork Sunday WOrld. Besides
lover four hundred columns of,
fading matter and advertising,
|t gives ■vpt^ij.s.evffirj^,: Sundj^y’s' ,is-
|we the:ffiilo^n;E^j)|c^ feliures:
A complete |bmM\|0elily, #^^>m-
pete sdhg, '‘Words' and "“miisil; a
Bbmplete Sunday^ magajt.ine illus^
is alcmerworth more than is charg-
'^isC.|gTe^,l
Wca*la ^an be
teyested ini go:, _
■ch|aply ^ ^sifeJe.^
to i 51on. at
|; Miss’ Bettie
The Farmers,I; IJnioii vnll hbll
its picnic and pubfec sjpeakingiit
fBethariy^M%mile|bbutn of wit-
|iam Tifeday, August 9th. Tiic
ipeakei^,, ysmo \yjai take par^. in
the program will be St^te Piiiai'^
;ret.;.»es8ion>'M;
•inviled' *p
a day ple^tire»
‘ii
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