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The State Bispatcli.
Public Health Di^t.
of w. c L a
Edited by
Mks. R. L. B0¥D, :: Supt.
Advk« to the Heai^y.
ty, Mr. G. Paul Phillips of Chat
ham county to Miss Minnie Hud
son. The wedding was very
qui^it, only near relatives and
friends being present. The num
ber of beautiful and useful pres
ents testified the love of friends.
We wish for the happy young
couple a long and happy life.
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Don't be afraid of the -©areful
consumptive.
Don’t hesitate to tell a- oon-
sumptive that is his duty to pro
tect his fellowman*
Don’t, under any eircumstan-
es, sleep with a cosnsumplave.
Don’t occupy a house where a
consumptive has Hved without
first having the house properly
disinfected. When a hotsseiis
properly disinfected it is noiong-
. er dangerous.
Don't spit on floors or «ide-
waiks —Set the cofisumptitspe^a
good example. When you ^it,
spit into the gutters m int© a
spittoon.
Don’t stay in a room with tthe
windows closed. Keep them ospen
summer and winter, athonae aBd
at work. Sleep with the wda-i,
dews open; but be sure that tihfe|
entire bodjr is warmly clad. |
Don’t be afraid of nij?ht aar^l
Fresh air, whether night or ^^y,i
moist or dry, warm or cold, kj,
good for you.
Don’t drink milk frtwn cow«, ‘
not tuberculin tested withouti
boilir^g it, for the disease is often',
contracted in this way.
Don’t ever stir up a dust by ;
dry ^^eeping. Sprinkle water
or moist sawdust, or moist bits
of pai^r over the floor before
sweeping. Dusting should be
done with a moist cloth.
Don.ft^ver neglect a cold or
cough, and be especially careful
to protect yourself from consump
tion wh^ convalescing from
^ppe .ami pneumonia, and when
in a ruD-«down coodition from
.any cause.
There is nothing worse than a
rainy washday except two rainy
washdays.
ACCIDENIALLY
sum HERSELF
At least it must be adiiiitted
that R.is not going kround
the couhtiY explaining anything.
Fiifty Young Men Wanted.
Fifty more young men ai’e
wanted to Team Telegraphy and
accept positions as telegniph op
erators on the L. & N. Rsilroad.
Address E. H. ROY,
Nashville, Tenn.
Disj>atch has lai^
of any pa|)er in Alaraanc^^^^
Merchant and be Gonvineedi
circulation-
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Winston-Salem, N.C.Oct. 13.—
News was received here today
that Mrs. Bruce Craven, of Nortkf
Wilkesboro, accidentally shot her
se^f Wednesday with a pistol and
that while the wound is regarded
as quite serious, her condition is
favorable. The attending phy
sician thinks she will recover.
It appears that Mrs. Craven
was making up the bed in her
room when her husband’s pistol,
which was under a pillow, drop-
iPed out on the floor, and fired,
the ball taking ejffect in Mrs.
(Craven’s abdomen.
Married at 6 p. m., October 11,
by Bev. Mr. Townsend, at the
hon^e of the foriae's father, Mr.
W. 1*. Hudson of Alamance coun-
FLY LIKE THEIinniS
Wilbur
OWiile
Mew York, Oct. 13.'
W^ig:ht, whose brothers,
and Lorin, are about to experi-
oaeitet on the North Carolina coast
with a new flying machine saM
today that he had no doubt in the
wotrid that man eventually will
fly like the bird fies. He said it
nmght take years to work out
plana. When birds start from
thegonottnd they go with flapping
wings. Once in the air the^ are
able to eustairi themselves with
out effort, The Wrights expect
to develop the machine so that
after getting away from the
ground by means of a motor it
will be able to remain in the air
without power.
-SOUTMERIV RAIUWAV
North Carolina State Fair
jRALEIGH, N. C.
October 16-21, 1911.
Account North Carolina, State Pair, Raleigh, N. C., October 16th
to 21st, the SOUTHERN RAILWAY will sell round trip tickets
from all points in North Carolina, also from Norfolk, Richmond,
Lynchburg, Danville and aii intermediate points inclusive, with fi
nal return limit October 23rd, 1911.
In addition to the excellent regular train service the SOUTHERN
RAILWAY will operate the following Special Trains into Raleigh
account the above occasion.
Special Train, Greensboro to Raleigh and return October 19th.
Leave Greensboro 6:15 a. m. Returning Leave Raleigh at 6:30 p. m.
Special Train, Oxford to Raleigh and return October 18th and 19.
Lea\^e Oxford 7:00 a. m. Returning leave Raleigh 5r45 p. m.
Special Train, Goldsboro to I^leigh and return Oct. 18th and 19.
Leave Goldsboro 7:45 a. m. Returning leave Raleigh at 6:00 p. m.
For further detailed information call on any Ticket Agent or ad
dress the undersigned.
J. 0. Jones,
Traveling Passenger Agent,
215 Fayetteville, St.,
Raldgh, N. C.
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ACRE FARM, 2 miles Southwe;st of Burling
ton, 6>room dwelling, 2 wells of good water,
all necessary out houses, good .orchard, good
meadow, 30 acres in open cultivation and 15
acres in woodland. We will sell for $1,350.
ACRE FARM, 11-2 miles west of Burling
ton, N. C., 30 acres in cultivation, 20 acres in
woodland, small dwelling and barn. We
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ing to sell through our company.
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surance.
ACRE FARM, 2 miles northwest of Burling
ton, 7-room cottage, large feed and sU^ck
barn, over one thousand fruit trc^s. This is
the best orchard in the county, soil mostly
gray. Wc will sdl this J^m for
ACRE FARM, 3 miles northw^t of Bur
lington, rS-room cottage, 6 aCTCS under ||
• square mash hog wirie fence, all gray soil.
We will sell this plaee for $1000.
The Oentral L»pan & Trust Company
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DIRECTORS: J. A. Davidson J. A. Picket W.JV.Brown J. Ei Moore CV.Sellars RrT. Kernodle C/R
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