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1SB TWlCtA-WEBK USPVAICB; BUSUMGTOj. N. C.
FRIDAY. OCrOBEB 2», 1»M.
FiibUsbcd Every T«es4«jr «iul Friduy
By
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N. C.
Office, First Floor, Walkr Building*
Telephone Nou 9^,
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p«y«1»te in .
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either news items or business wU*
ters slioiild be addressed to Tke State
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iwy indiYidii&l conuMted witK tbe pa
per..
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iions of importance must be signed
by the w'riter* • ^ :
We are not responsible for opinions
of the correspondents.
Subscribers will take notice that no
meipt for subscription tor The State
^spatch will be honored at this office
unless it is numbered with stalmped
figures.
Entered as seeond'Class matter
May 10, 190S* at the post office at
Burliiif^ton, \orth Carolina, under the
Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
Read The Serial Stoi'y of “The
. Broken Coin*’ which begins with this
issue, also see the pictuvc at Crystal
Theater every Monday nijrht. Soiiu-
thing new^ exeking and interestirii',
don’t miss it. If you dr» not take -:ho
suliscriliG for it now.
CAPTUBIXG LIONS.
Most Wild Animals With Carl Hageii-1
bock-WaUace Circiw Are From j
Jungles. I
Tell your friends to subscribe fo*;
the T\vice-A-VVeek Di^pat-ch in ordei*
to jre-: to read the serial .slory, “Th-»
Broken Coin**. SomeihiiiiT now, excit
ing and intere^iiiiijr. The be;t JiJory
ever written. l>o yoiir i']-iL*iidi th--^
kindnors to call iheir aiientioti to thi?
story, they will lhanU you for U.
Get our Friday s is.^ue and l c;i’n
the i'osrinninjr.
NKW POVVKU l*LANT.
whcF ^ witd animaU in cage.
realize the vast amount of trouble,
danger and expense necessary , to get
'th^A there. The greatest dan^r Hes
in captui'ing the wild aaimaU in their
native .country* With the Carl Hagen-
beck-W^ftcc Circus, which wilt give j
tw:».p6i*formanees in Bitfiington^ Sat-.
urday, November t»th. There are sev-;
eral hundred wild Jinimals, niost of I
hich v,'oi'e captured in trie forescs;
and jungles of their native country.
There is ho mDre tickish or danger^ [
ous task than tracking: Uohs. in the*
vast Cubian dei5rts^ The soarchijijf
sun pours down with such force that .
few men can stand-it. The effect on
tlie eyes i.s blinding. There is Utile
or no «hi\de. The wariest and mos:
careful hunter, may he trackiiijr vm a-i-
iniy.’., and at the same time Ik* truck
ed by the animal he is seekiiig, who
may spring on him at any moment..
For captunnj; folUgrtiWu lions lui’ijc
traps of various forms, arc 0\w
trap is Square, one of the sides lift
ing: upon a spring like old the fashVD’'.-
ea mouse triip. Thi' ti-ar« is biiitol
'.vu':i a pio.-c cf f;Vr:h :n«.-at, and a:'
soon as ihe lion has (.r.iLve?! ihe tr^;;)
thf door shuts down and he i> a pris
oner. More than a ^.-ove of lions v/iih
the Carl Hagenbcck-Wallare Circus
wert! captured in this nv.\nnji\
Kli*phiintR ;\n* i-t*^cr;illy cauirht in
. .\ I'unibcr ■'I' men surround
Rv;2 j* lir h:i\o n!.-w {k-v.-oi-
plant, a ii‘ ‘.ill; S' :ullr.'!‘-’l
Fowc - .! !■
noar the nia:;*. ’.r.o Huil-
w:;v a:-.i y, W-r.'k f--'
n]ru;:dy ii c!y ], j-
thf' v '.•* t• i; riu'.- y;-....
Run:'-!- h-:.i j! \\:v jdant (.f ;lU‘
i! :hc I--niihi:
P \\\ :■ ■. v.-r; If'
o:--rh .p. . r,
p(*WC!'. T!.i.- ih.'
a:;J "'Vc .’i.-f'v • • ,ir-
rari;:(.-;tiOfit ui’l !k'•«./Te't.'d.
A '.risrAKK.
\V- uiuiorsiahd ilui* :\\i-
has irivc!. to allow ibo c ; -
th^ nv‘-v
gravi( d .-.-h.' ;! VV«‘ -fil;. vc^
thi-^ I,,' :1 t-i i v-
jrin ini’" ’ati? in I'r.v K:-!!. Wo iisu:i.'!y
hnvfi .'Mme l'roc/-i?'.,iX wi^.iihv;- in Xo-
veml;er: arJ Ix-ji-in ihi.' \v.,rk ':ow
and aUow it to frric/.o >.'ur :hen j^o
on v/ith the work rl^ht apan iht* ton
of the freeze wiu impair the strii^*-
turo and ir.i^hi rcjulor li dani*:e;i''>us.
Will r.'';t cur iioi;”!! nf irusLoes ^ive
this nK’.ticr i()ii:^;icjatio!> aTal do
Avhat is 'nest in the premise?.
f^c aft.-i- iney
iy a rirr!;; i>i'
beast. The fire jrcL-' c
to the c!eph;n t .'i‘m1 b:
c»re.- };i"
securely tied i/ a
: f -'.•'.aui.’ './.c-iv u
h;n‘o pri‘vio;3’-
.'b’o aboiii th
loser aj:d f’osr
y a .’io6.',‘ 3
He
I'/Oc ;j;h!
Ml: ;ulc‘.
Titnu'
I'ihh out tlu?y are cu:.ip,!ii
- w. r .
' i KiLi; ilANitS ITSKr.i' I
U:
'i;.h
MISS KIDDLE EXTEBTAINS.
. On Saturday higrht, October 16th
the fiaraca and Philathea classes af
Concord Sunday School were enter
tained by Siiss Bennie Riddle at- her
bbine u-fai«h was beautifully decoratid
with ferns and cut flowers. A large
efpwd was present.' All reported a
nice time.
Music rendered by Miss Fannie
Ray of Gx^am and MissV'srnia Lewis,
Aft^r this the guests were ushet^ in
to the dinmir room 1*> a tab:»i well
toaded with all. kinds of delicious
fruits and cake which,was very pJe;i3«
ihg to the taste. Whes v/e had eate^
all that we dare ro^ we returned to
the purler seeming both to separare
ut realiiijng the late b>ur.
We al5 we2?:-to o«;*'respective homcii
feelini? that the evenlzig ha/d' been o?ie
well spent and hoping Miss Riddb?
would e»3t-ertain us again.
There is more, charaeier in doin*>
whju you can than in attempting thi
impossiiile.
TOE CAUSES DEATH—MAN IS
T08SE!) BY BULL--TRAP ^EAR*
LY FATAL.
SHOES!
Kinston, Oct. A number of
serious accidents, some of them un
usual, were reported here today.
Mrs. John Marinini*-^ mother of
t;ven ci)ildrt‘n, Jied of blood poison-1
>nii‘ l’:oin a ?'lii;h- injury on a toe.
Her l)iisband is in j;>il al Xew Ijlern
avi'iiin!’" trial in Federal court
WE hiiv-e ju4f recaived a big shipmem of HOaE MON-
VRjOS! E&Y fihiies tor Women und Children. Thew
are the only shoe: on the market today, guarametd tg be
solid l^eather. U i^ have cut a shoe open a^d you can se«
for i tht>.v are made of.
The.Hest pai'tof it is that you don’t have to pay mu(t^
for them.
Just.Kjok over these pricoi; —
Boys Phoes at $1.I9-$1.39-$1 ra-Sl.ea-iil.as&l^ 19.
Ladies’ ^hoes ^t$1.65-$l,75- $1 85-$1.98 & $2.19.
CmLDKtN S Shoes at $ .95-$l,l)- $1.29 - $1.39-$i:4a
and $1.79.
. Bejriu mini that we absoiuiely ;;ua •e .-ory p.jjr
of the.^e shoe i t(j be solid leataei-t.nu weui; as
shoes CO-t that tvvioe as much.
. Who else will gire you ivch a giiaraRlee?
On Monday afternoon at 2:30, we shall hold drawing
for $10 00 in Gold. Everybody Cornel
Next to O A T1?1?’C Teiephoae
The Grotto ■■X/i.lJr f & No 71
Burlington^s Best Store
■'Where your $ works wonders”
HEALTH AND UAPI’tSESS WILSON MAN SHOOTS
nuy be had by keeping the blood puro, XKiHT PIJQW LKR IN UOMi:
iar.d allowing it to pei’fom its lif?-
givir^g work to the fulleet extent. Wilson, Oct. 27.-^>,*ear the i.our
: cur
,SIN{»AV SCHOOi- tONVfiNTJO.X.
Th'* s>nii ant.ua! runvomion
01 the Xoi'ii; Caroiina Caiviay Schoo:
Association tVr all n>:iM-:atioiis \v:ll
be hc-hl ihls y. rji ;n
II
■ till V»'cin
l;lbo
Si'flv !.ho
^v-., D.? in
voii\'t.iiieTuiy i'i.r.
aio,-lrd :
.'.nc:
mr.g
clcsin
Th,- i:.;..
biii-y’K :i x**- v =
11 Jitia.Iy ;.;u
and in y v/n
ot a State convention.
he program committee is rnosi i.'or-
lunate is securing 10^* tiio- conv^'-uioii
thr ab)v, conffeniiil. and voj-.aiijo \Vi!
liam A. Rrown of Chicago. Dr. Brown
is tieki sui'eriniendcnt 01 iho Interna
tional Sunday School Association and
covers the continent of Xorch Ameri
ca in his travels
On Wednesday evening' for the clos
ing session of the comention, a pag'-
eant will be given which wiU demon
strate in a most interesting- and en
tertaining manner the history, deve
lopment, and pi*ogress of religious
education as we have it today. This
is a reproduc'tion of the pageant given
at Chicago during the International
Sunday School Convention of 1914.
Nothing of its kind has ever been stag
ed for a State convention in this state.
It is not too early for those who ex
pect to attend the convention to send
in their names to Mj*. Frank Brovrr
Salisbury, chairman of the enterta!n-
toent committee, that free enterta:a
ment may be provided.
Tbe vtmutl rtdxictd railroftd fxre on
plm be«ii. filled
-..•cil r:.
■ !iu; hot-
r}u‘ ;ii\v
•Id rili’ij '.l‘ .Mr. ('M'iyk\ .1 ‘
ijr L'w rrn rn tr Mr.-. '
w:is fouiKi' yc>:f-'id.y
];.':v;r:'.' ;.i'.-f.)v;r;fiy huv-r
ii .'iwi;;;;- w-ijit* iihiyiiiu'
MUail child.
V.
FtsjbiUuii
;ers of'
They ‘‘ni’talc
every line, and
nient offon; yr.zi
fabrics
See fht.'S
aiid be jiivasut
{■'air Oepariiiiei!!
Slarc.
^■;0J;s))i23inJL^ Tlie rnfortiinate fainily
■reivlc.'; ::: Hi’ies
!>;. i\ If. >.tc'\aii-y.
rf f!:c Casuell school, W:'«
hiiik:/ ‘uviuy iVcf by an af-.ury bull.
T'ic suncrintundcnJ hu:dcd in a wire
'v.re. Tiu‘ ’.^/t'fjrhinjr almost a
'.c.\*.vc.i :ho ;'.iTacii avi’aiii and
i'c-rvrc iu’Jjj cann,'. Jh'. M"’-
V;-:y • sfVo’’“!v ;i:-.d nKiy
today -*^tatod.
m;
r,.L h
iiirl’s
Indigestion, nen-ous dyspepsia, rheu- eleven last night iive j»isloi i^hoLv in
^ mati^m and other sources of niissry quick succession, emaaalinfr i:;--
‘ “Pank” Bryunt, ct; .‘..K.t’,
P"''®'-'’®''-'* ■’lood quickly vanish with Sugg street, startled rt.sideiUs oi ih;-
tlie use of npighborliooil'and caused large cro.' ds
MUS. JOE I’KKSON'S IJEMKDV. returning: from a carnival to ;no]i ;;;,!
A .-;iiei;tifi;-ii!ly eoni;)o«ndcd vego- inquire the cauEC of the shooting.
U'blc remedy v.-htch hiu beo-.l used ivr’-, On close invostijjation it wa.s learn-
i.(;;>'!’ii'.Iy f:ir r:vor I'oiiy yeurs. I'.;; etl that Joe ileCorniick had Iklii
;:c-vi-'n is to roiiiovc' ;;’l MofJ inipu!!- pcatcily warned by to kit"
tifS cncrs>iy.e ;;r,d r(*(rii';U,- ;iil fw:,-,away from his home; ;i,;u ••ran ."
uo:>j i>f the dij:c.ive syi;tein unU foeJ j after attendiiijr a show reiui rin! to ii!-
iiic i.ci vi' eer.U'rs. You doi/‘t i.c-uii •to ’ hohio and found in ;
.'u!rir ill hc:iUh ;ir.y loiiirei'. If y.jiir 1 wife's bedroom, uiul ‘i,;u i;... ■‘I’-.i',;"
h:i: n‘5 Mr;;. Jce I’e'.Vi.i.' i ojiencd lir'.’ o:t Ihi- ■-.
iv-.-iiU'dy, V.!' vJ'i .•■”))j''.y 11 i. j four eracrin^ i\;
ihe juioe. iii u u;j-‘j;e iiolvlo ‘-■I.O l
;i )s u a: d. ^oiir di,;;'!-. t-
ilivsiei
: r.i.
li'. r i
j turini; the inlet^liuv;
land one l-:dl lodiri'.
in -IV.-,'Illy
r i!i id.i iih'.
i' llili'd fl'jur if the jri:\
lIK'^nCi^V SAi.KS t'OUi'OiiA'i i;!N,
'h:;r)oU
! BmW
!!1 livllu';
0',;d iiei'Jlh.
A yii.iLild
evi-r. let her lie wise.
REWARD
To the Public:
Forty years ag'o
tb.e half of a coin as
£h-ov,'i> ::i the illustration
. c rorden inGretz-
:iT- BroKsn Coin
, - ivr^. not for the
. ontaa'\1>. but, to*
; •.. A c iher h3df, it is
a r.c^cret of ‘/ast ina-
wa.s}
ho.rf^
^ — r
met?.}
fjothc 7
i'no
PC ".- '
7%e Broken Coin u
3)i iaeheM in dianf
eter, copper color,
Aboce t9 a photon
graph of the one
side, identification
CAn easifyie. made
with illuttratiotu
The reperee eide
contitme a portion
of a ettange in*
wcTipiiom «A Le±iiL
DrcKen. Coin
hsr 5 sho wn v/as traced
by-islecuves to themate
of a schooner, tKe Marie
Belie, who pawned it in
London in 187B. It was then
traccd to New YorK and from
there caiTied by ai\ Armeniem
peddler to Chicago-
It has lately been
traced to this city. Here
the trail eads. Someone
has this BroRen. Coin. It
may be hidden, m an out-rf-lhe-way pl&ce—possibly
tn an old coin collection.
LooK everywhere for the Bro-
Ken Coin. If you find it you will be re
warded. If you can give any informa-
mation as to its wKerealsouts, and it is
located' through your information, you
•wlU T^G^tvm a lar;s;e
Report any clue to the
who .'WtU tromeciiately taK* up u
voEfe K»p«n, Oon»vl Graeral for Or»ta;hoffiMi» H. Y>Clty. •
"I
■'KS
lAl.lNt- I.-
::l:o
src;
H, .;i •.1;,
je re')':
■u;-r..e'- ■■
f r
■■I f..r ;
j T!ie v.f.undcil riian w:sk '.a’lv: n i '■
Wil.'ion f'olorod ho.-j.i(ai I’oc iN-.-. •
j Thi.. r.ioi-liit’S ■•I’nu};’- ^
>■ -e:; t ' ;.i- JMr, w. A.
; ■ . .i ' .: '.i:!-:) :‘,"oiKlore.,j hir/i !.■»
J yherill H. M. Ro\vc. He is nove in
j li) await tile outeor/ir of thi' W’fi,: :..:
inale affair. Defcndant’.s piea wii!
I !hi
Lhn I;;-
W-S'
ir'ii. '-‘f
KWC5*3i>iB!:nvi ^serr'ir' *v
r'.
;m ro
Vi-i-, Tniii'.s -M and ;!2
I;el wft-n
AK.'lST.t AXI) XKW VORK
.'.s si’v-s.
to
.’''iii l.t juio.:, Oct. ■Jo',—
the Ty.i .'M Siiditional
iinr.i.xM ni SI\hs.\ s-i iiinii..
^rH^1r^*?d in- S(:i e i-io :'i: cl
Eiiucatioi). in
den'.aiid. rt's ii _■ im i'or
eatiiloff.
Mrs. W a!u r I., i,. d.’a.r,;,
I’l'il'- l:r,
Dui'hun,. N. '
SAV.S HE AfiKKK!) TO i*AV J»,000
)■'()!£ l>K.\ rH.
shiirijh'. Pa., Oe;. ‘Ji;.—Thom ii:
C. yo:-ney, :: \Va.-;!ji;:no;'., H. C., law
yer who .Vi-,.it4.-.-i;!y ple-ided KU’ilty 'o
eanspiracy and .■ts.;:uliins his fathor-
in-law, T. Fr;'.n'Kli:i Schneider, a inil-
lionhiro candy manufacturer of Wash
ington here last June, today tes-tifiod
at the triai i.'f William Bowers, an
other of the alleged coispirators, that
he agreod to pay 84,000 to Bower-'.,
George McHenry and H. C. CarUs if
they would kill Schneider. Forney
said the agreement vras in WTiting.
GHICKESTERSroiS
, XrADIESf — -
JUN for CHI-CTlKS-THft S
“ 'AMONi> KKAKD Fn,£.S ia Rro and/
saetaUle boxrt, sealed trixl) Blue
TAAm Ko omsa, n«#«r7*«r
niidik 9mA »A tk^ ClR*eaRS>'fi&»
8BAKP MLY.A, for
ytexM ftf^irdtd m Scalyftafei., Alwa^ AeliaMti
SOLD ev AU DRUGGISTS
_ Tcoura
^mtna
DIAMOND
Tlie SiU'.iiorn Rriiway ii'aUfTL'rata.I
new trains cifwlive Sunday, Octoiier
;2tth. between ,.\u^n.'!ta, ColunibiTi,
C'.u ricUe and (iro;':;s'ooio to Wash-
ioirton, Baitimorc Philadelphia aa!
Xew Yorl;, oii fa.** a:Hl convenient
schedule. Xew '^rain Xn. :4-> iiarth-
boui'd will p-a;;?. Grijen.^koro at ]0;->5
P. M.. arrive WashniKton, I). C., 7:i>0
A. M.. Xew York 12:.')? P. M. Wv
train :',1 ^.mthiound ivili pas.'-
(iree)'.sliuro at. A, M.
Thi.- nevv train service shutild be pnv-
ti'.;i;;\-. ly advar,i;';fOM;s to patrons
from R;d._nph, Diirham, Burlinsto.i
;:!■ ir.tei'inouiate points going: t.-)
W:i.;iiinslnn, Baltimore, Philadelphia.
Xew York and Northern tdtie.-^, .is
train \*. 131 from Raleigh to Creens-
ioro will conr.cft with thi-^ new train
r.c.rthbound.
This elegant new train will consist
of all steel electric lighted equipment
carrying- Pullmar. Sleeping Cars, Din-
injr Cars and day Coaches to Wash
ington and New York.
For Pullman Reser\'ations, inS^rma-
tion, etc., call cn any Southern Raii-
way Ticket .Agent, or communicate
with,
O. F. YORK,
Traveling I'sss. Agt.,
.?0S Fayetteville Street,
Raleitrh, N. C.
-".criteni'es a,en:;ist per.sons who
'.'.'crc ch;^■•};'od wi'.h ospionttjio itnd
treason liave been pronounced by
court martial, at Lii^ge.
'ho riew.^paper .-.■Jds that Pojic
r.iencd:vt, Ihe kini' •, f Spain and Pres-
i!e;\t WilsM have been appaiJed to
by telcarraph to intervene in behalf
of thi' i-on.k-ni;u:ti ;;o:-.-ions.
Xever ask God to do what no man
would do for you„
E«rth ban no ch«m for the ,»Ai
-wife is a .wMow,
.-\ny fof'l i:f a m.ui t-aii die, liut ic
.k‘,:s a .'j'.parc man lo live.
S! S
By.
w
& Wesfern
XOVEMBElt 22, 19M.
I^ave Winston-Salem.
(>:;S0 A, M. daily for Roanoke and in-
tcrmediaie st?.tion». Conn£ct-
wi-ih Memphis Special for South
west, also m.iin line trains
Xorth, East and West with Pull
man Sleeperi;, Dinninjr Cars.
2:00 P. M. daily for Martinsville, Ro
anoke, the North and East.
Pullman Steel Electric Lighteii
Sleeper Winston-Salem to Har-
isburg, Philadelphia, New York.
Dining Cars North of Roanoke,
5:00 P. iff. daily except Sunday for
Martan.^ville and local stations.
Train.s arrive Winston-Salem 10:20
A. M., 1:20 P. M., 9:35 P. M.
Trains leave Durham for Roxboro,
South Boston and Lynchburg, 7:00 A.
M., daily and 5;30 P. M., dail-y except
Sunday.
„W, B. B«vill, Pugg. Trair. Mgr.
W. ;. SKiMbr*, Gen. Pa»s. Ayt.
POOR PF