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MJKUMCTON, M
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Freeman Drug Co.
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Mr. S. Allen Horne is in Durham
this week.
Miss Byrd McClure is tne ^est or
refativfis iit 'Sarfoik.
Charles Wa^ei', Jr., is visiting his
grandparents in Bujrham.
Miss Anna Cox is visiting: relatives
m Thomasville this week.
Mr. 1, J. Mazur will leavt this week
for the Northern Markets.
Mr. L: B. Whitted is confin«vi t-»
his room this week with grij).
Mrs. J. W. Price is -visiting her pa
rents in Morganton this week.
Miss Alice McPherson spent Suii-
, day in Swepsonville wth friemis,
Mrs. Cassie Boland was carried to
Durham Saturday for operation.
Miss Clara Roper, of Washiaffton,
ia the guest of Miss Pearl Robertson.
Miss Alice Boland is visiting rel
atives in Mebane and Corbett this
week.
WANTED—Young laay for cashier
at the Plaza Sestaurant, Main Street,
Fonville Building.
^ Miss Mary Roberteon, of Gre*ns-
boTti, spent Beverml days here' wJth
Mi»8 Stary Parish.
Mn. J. H. Vernon and little son,
John Jr., artd Dr. J. p._ Spoon spent
Friday in Kslei^h.
Miss Della Shrieves, of ReidsviUu,
ia the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. I'.
Aualey, on W. Front StreJt.
- J*Us:JSlarcie Loy has eone to Jack
sonville, N. C., to spend several
‘ jTiir.ths -‘.'iih b*?>' Praf. I'.; .W.
Lay.
Miss Mary Kel-r Hall and Miss
Gladys Brown, of Burlinftton, are vis
iting Nick Mebane on South Forbis
street.
Mr. are sony to note the absence of
Mr. John M. Fix from the AIamarc4
Loan & Trust p>-, this week on ac
count of rheumatism.
In formation received from Mr.
Suoit, of Graham, states the Scott-
Mebane Sewinc Room would resume
operation Monday, the 8th.
Mr. Onsie Barton went to Greens
boro Sunday to attend the funeral of
his cousin who will be brought theio
today frorh Ohio for burial.
Mr. Frank King returned to his
home in Philadelphia this week after
several days here the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. C. A, McPherson.
Mi's. Ed. Murray was carried to the
Hospital at High Point Saturday for
treatment. It is remembered that she
fell some weeks ago on the ice from
which she has never recovered.
Mrs. J. C. Crutchfield and Miss Ger
trude Crutchfield, of Swepsonviliej
are sp«n!ing the week here. Little
Teddy Crutchfield who was shot is
with them and in recovering fast.
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BUCHANAN’S STORE CLOSED.
Buchiir>an'$ 5, 10 & 25c. Store was
closed this morning by order of the
court. No particulars obtainable at
this time.
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Conere*sm;»tt Palmer charges that
Senator Penrose is holding up pofit
office appointments for the sole pur-
pppe of embarrassing the Senator’s
Democratic opponents That's just
like Pt-nrois^, he has never had a r^u-
tation for ijoing much in favor of
Democrats, anj>A¥ay.
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The minority leader in the House
may not be the next Repuaiican nom-
for President, nut the netx Pi-csi-
dcnt is going to be a man and a Ke-
publifan, with or without the capital
M.
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The President will have to look un-
j der the bed once more. Somebody
mui’h be lobbying against his ship
purchase scheme.
BOUSE WE&NaLING OT POSSl-
BIJJTY OF WAJL
Washiiigtoo, Jan. 30.—Possilnlities
a{ war aiid the state of the eouotry'a
deteases furnished the sul>j»t of ttn-
other long discussion ia the House to
day, where the naval appropriatio.i
bill was under considenli)n. The no-
val cansthMTtion program had . not
been reached when the House and the
bill yiat over until Tuesday.
Pbinl» of order stimek out pravis-
ions for creation of a chief of operat-
tions t»ihead a war board in ibe Savy
Department, and for authority to hm
an uiiexpended ba^nee of fl,0O0,M0
for aeronautics, jSeprasentaVive Hp6-
^oM immediataly introduced the chief
of o^rations sertion as a operate
bill. Democratic leaders exp^t to
provide the aeroi\autics money by ad
ding a. million dollars to the Itital of
the bill. ■
Bepresenlative . Gillett, of Massa-
chu.«ctts inade the principal spcecH of
the day, arguing for strong National
dofen«es. .He .said he had voted
against large armaments in the; past
but that recent events had caused him
to-change his mind. While the dan
ger of such a thing is slight, he de
clared it would be possible fpr the
victor in the present war to disarm
all other iiatiuns and become mistress
of the world.
“Among those Nations we consid
ered the most progressive and civil
ized,” he said, “has suddeniy burst
I forth a worship of force, reversion to
jthe primitive savage type, a lawless
selfishness, a disregard of sacrcd ob
ligations, of pity of mercy and of
humanity which is depressing? atid
confounding.”
The Monroe Docti-ice, “without ba
sis in law or justice and never ac-
ki’owledged by Bnrope,’' might tccome
a prolific source of trouble, he ssid.
-He also criticised the attitude of “some
of our States,” as "contemptttous”
singling out the Japanese for un
friendly legislation.
“If this irritating conduct—this
treatment of Japan as an inferior and
an outcast cotitsuues,'’ be added, "i
may cause a wve of resentment to
sw«9^the Jpanese people into a hostile
outbreak.”
Reprtsentstive Padgett, in charge
of the bill, told the House the Nation
was amply prepared in mine supplies
and in long range torpedoes.
“We have * ful! fsupply of torpedoes
for every tube we iwve," he baid,
“and in addition a reserve supply
ej'jal to tile attiouiit on lacking
six, and if an order placcd abroad had
nof been cut off by the war we would
today have a surplus of one in the
LOST—on Tarpley Street between
Railroad and my residence on Satur
day, Xau. 30, silver Mesh Bag, con
taining C $5 bills and ^ior key. Find
er vilt return to me and get t-ew&td.
Mas; E, M. QUINN.
It it's only a "state of mind” what's
the matter with you Josiah? You
should manage sotae-how to set rid
of the “state of mind" and run your
tind deep down in your pcoket and
pul! o'ot that long green roll that you
didn’t know you had and go to doing
business.—^Th^i’s the stuph.
CALOMEL WHEN BILIOUS? NO! STOP!
MAKES YOU SICK AND SALIVATES
MRCOMDBLE:
in jilonty f*f fresh air the ted ro-n'r*
tind a cuMHl of -
VKKSS^SALVK
over the throat and chest» covered ^'ixh
a varm cloth; BoothinK anil-
septfc vapors are lelcjiired Uy the bol.»
warmth and inlvaJed direcily to the aT-
ftiC%ed parti^ need of disturbini^ the
fttotii&iCQ' with The- worst
cold* i^lji»ved In oh%. nisht; croup in
teerxT^nutes. At alt'drug’f^ists, 25c, 50c
and $1^00, fr'AmpIe orv request, VJrk
Chemical Co., Greensboro, N. C
“Msw's Ukt Tm" is Rtniess Ti
Ckas Ymt Shoisk Uw
in ttfifc.
IT^ht Calomel makes you slct. It’*
tiorritilu! 'j’akc a dofse if tti* iUnct-roun
drug tonight ilod tomorrow vuu may lose
a day’s work.
Calomel. is mereu^ or )uu>ksilv,>r
Vlii^h cuitts ne«TO«is of tUe l»ne«:
Calomel, when it oomea^iBto cuutact
vritli Hour bi|e craxlies into ic, hreiktiig
it up. This is when yiim' feel that awful
naiuea and cramping. If you are vlug-
eieh and "all kBodced U your
Jivrr is ^ipid and toirela coeatipited
Of -yuii have heedBAe, dizoiMa, coated
. toi%tie, if breath in bad or itomaeU eour^
ju«t trya ■paoBful of faamlw Uodaoa'a
liver Tone ionight oa say gvaraotee.
e’« wj- g»aran«?T—lo to aay drny
iuiil get a>5t cent bottle « Uod-
. Here’s
store :unl get ■ _
Hon'jt Liver 'i'one. J ake a ii[u»Bful
if it iloeso'^' atraigiiten you ^ right up
and make you fed liae tuul vigorous 1
vant yiu t> go back io the »ti>re and
fi(t your moikv. Ttodion’a Liver 'Toae
.itt de^t Having the sale- ^^-ealomel becoiae
it ii- rf-al liver mi-uioine; enllrely y^.
table, tlierefore it can ait' Mivate Or
make you eiek. ^
1. guafiintm thii one fipaoaful cf Dod- .
son’s I.iver Tone will put yionc jteggilfi
liver to work aod l«aa ywr bowM it'
tliat fiour bile and eoaatipaled mate
which is elcgging yoor aya(^ and aiak-
ing you fjclinii!eriibl& 1 gaaraatM
a M41e of DodsoB’s Liver Tjwe wal
keep yiHir estin^ family iediog Cue for
months. Rive it to yonr chiUteib It is
harmlera; doesn’t gripe ukl fiiejr lilce ita
dleasant tule.
IT REALLY DOES RELIEVE
MATISM.
Everybody who is afflicted with
Rheumatism in any form should by
all means keep.a bottle of Sloan's Lin
iment on hand. The minute you feei
pain or soreness in a joint or muscle,
bathe it with Sloan's Liniment- Do
not rub it. Sloan's penetrates, al
most instantly right to the seat of
the pain, relieving the hot, tender,
swolien feeling and making tha part
easiy and comfortable. Get a bottle
of Sloan’s Liniment for 25 ceiits of
any druggiKt and have it in the house
—ugainst CoId.s, Sore and Swollen
Joints, LumV>ngo, Sciatica and like
ailments. Your money back if not
satisfied, but it does give almost in
stant relief. Buy a "bottle today.
Vor SAL^^^^^SiS^ut^e^
at 4 cents pee bushel, appl? to .
_L J. FOKVILLE.
Corn, Cottpn Seed, and All Kind?
of Hay. Win pay highest cash price.
Will take Corn Shelled or Unshelled.
-MERCHANT.S SUPPLV CO..
THE LJVEB regulates TflE
BODY—A SLUGGISH LIVER
NEEDS CARE.
Someone has ,'iaid that people with
{Chronic Liver Complaint should be
j shut up away from humanity, for they
are p^simists and i^e t^iroiigh a
“glass darkly.” Why’ Because men
tal states.depend upon physical .state)'.
Biliousness, Headache, Dhzinssi! »nd
Constipation disappear after using Dr.
King's New Lif? Pills. 2.5c. at your
Druggist.
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r«iiin>iiy>Mi« rwii AiwwililH
[HE OLDEST ANO UKGEST BANK IN
THE COUNTY
ITAKE CARE OF THE
NICKELS
Some day they may take care of you it is the miKht
of the nickel that makes the riches of trolley lines of
America.
“PaticBce aarf PencTeraate ATatieili Mocli
It takes twt ity nichels to make a dollar. Deposit
year first dollar with us and add to it resularly.
Give Nitkeit > CLtacf Thej' Will Hake Ym WecUit^,
Wejtith is for those who profit by our
advice and have energy enough to act
upon the same.
ALAMANCE LOAN &
TRUSTGOMPANY
“THE BANK, VYITH, THE CHIMES”
E»t«kit(bed 1894 Bvrlisfftos^ N. C
•‘^VIT ,\ND HUMOR.”
Friday afternoon from 3 to a o'clo-;k
' the various clubs of the city and the
faculty of the graded schools spent ;i
mo.sl delightful afternoon as the
guests of the Tuesday Afternoon Club.
Promptly at 3 the ladies began to
gather in the Masonic temple where
for ajt hour they were oharmingly en
tertained by Professor McKey of tho
bureau of public extension, of the uni
versity.
After H few brief introductory le-
mark.s, by Rev. D. Mclver^, given in
a very happy manner, the lecturer of
the afternoon announced the subjei:t
of “Wit and Humor” as the one he
had chosen. Wiien Jic very
estingly explained the classificatioii
and present day development of hh
topic, he delighted his audience w:*h
several selections from the American
humorists of today used ss types of
the various styles. In his charming
and sympathetic manner he interpret
ed most pleasinly the piquant and sa
tirical wit of Dorly and George Ade;
the crude, silent humor of John Fox
has so feelingly and ivith such keen
appreeiai.ion ferreted oui of the moun
tain fastnesses; the aniasihg dialect
j lyrics ojf John Charles McNeil, anJ
the breezy western humor ^ pecul
iarly portrayed by O. Henry in his
happiest veins.
At the close of the lecture after a
rising vote of thanks to the entertain
er of the afternoon, the guests spent
B very pleasant social Ji^jlf J>onr over
the “te.'icup."
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■ Sunday’s .ftiondayg ere his own, but
there are not many people who would
fisll them days of i-eat.
COLDS ARE OFTEN MOST SERI
OUS—STOP POSSIBLE COM
PLICATIONS.
The disregard of a Cold has often
brought many a regret. The iact of
Sneezing, Coughing, or a Fever should
be warning enough that your sys
tem needs immediate attention. Cer
tainly.£«{:s of Sleep i> most serioue.
It is a warning given by Nature. It
is man's duty to himself to assist by
doing hia part. Dr. King’s New Dis
covery is baaed or; •; Ei ientific analy
sis of Colds. 50c. at your Druggist.
Buy a bottle today.
Good Things.
F*r yeir akc Caltu. Pm »9i every tbiae
t**4 JiW silk an4 WniJ.
Give r»iir tntcr t* A*
BiurliBsttm Bitkerj.
STOP THAT COVGH^SOW.
When you catch Cold, or begin to
Cough, the first thing to do is to take
Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey. It pene
trates the linings of the Throat und
Lungs and Agtits the Germs of the
disease, giving quick relief and nat
ural heaJing. "Our whole family de
pend on Pine-Tar-Honey for Coughs
and Colds,” writes M. E. Williams,
Hamilton, Ohio. It always helps. 25c.
at your RruS»iEt.
Strictly First Quality
Rubbers.
Again wc want to call your
attention to the quality of
rubbers that we are selling
and to urge you to buy ail
of your rubbers from us. Tt
means Quite a saving to you.
Our rubbers are stictly first
(juaiity, that is, none better
made. So if you have been
having any trouble in tlie
wear or fitting of your rub-
bei footwear, try us next
time and see the difference
in the fitting and wearing
qualities of our rubbers with
those you have been wear
ing.
Our rubber footwear always
fit the feet. New supply
just received. Boots, Shoes,
Arctics and storm styles.
Prices right
FOSTER SxTOE CO.
COMIISCG-
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THE [:e.'!:iEP. SBARK on the EEAOH AT MONTEREy, CALir;.::LV
KoUii
Now One of the Thousand Curiosities on
I Of BAY COUNTIES EXHIBIT CARS fROM fAlliC
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UndcubteVly th» Largett Fish EVSi^ Captur#4, the Only On« vn Public Exhibition |fi th^ States. Zysc^-^r
Cne Belo-'jing to Prlwit^ ef Prof. iDavld fttarr Jordon; Leland Sx?rfo d University.
Atto, C&i 4t^rnift.
35 FEET LONG, WEIEHIK3 10.383 POUNDS. 6D 'ir.:.Z CLD,
AND OTHER WONDERS.
MAN-KA’nNQ SHARK.
NAMM^H.-^EAP SHARK.
dHOVEL-NOSE SMARK,
4ACK«0ri SHARK.
tARCe DiVIL FI8H.
. WOHSTEf. SEA TURTtC,
ALL.ieAT;R
PLYING '.'»A
aii.A r*”':sTER,
CALIFIRt't^' ''GTRICM,
,DOUSLE J IIAOED LAMB^
MAVMOTrt TCRTOlSei
AimI Over MCO Other*, TojetMr With !he “Wondarful" Product* From Our Orchard*,-Vln»-
antf Ranehcf.
CVIKV V)^ITt>R Reccivte a Bea utiful $«* t.'ialt, .Noyclty Mad* o th« California Bl> Tr*«, fksmba* riim^i
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