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DR. J. D. HOGAN
DENTIST
Orrica Of« GraaMa CHjr Malar Ca.
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MOUNT AIRY. N. C
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MOUNT AIRY. N. C
DR. S. A. CONDUFF
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days yesterday, and Ma
ran of them la •
for*
tin town Mav Mid Hi the
*nd on the grouiMl
P»*
In* friends and tlwt waa a general
handahaklng all around.
TMa aaaoriatton meeta only ana
Hum at a plara In 1? yaara, and until
thla aaaoriatton divided H waa H
years before they rama around to tha
fir. latilaaa Dally.
larvtaa m being Ha Id (hra
dally tn tha Piedmont
At 11 o'clock tn tha morn In*; I, S and
ft o'clock In tha afternoon and f
o'clock tn tha evening and at aach
service memhera and vtattora literal
ly awarm to tha warehouae until
atandlng room la at a premium.
Thara ware mora paople tn Mebane
today than tha F'Ur-Ceonty fair haa
ever accommodated in ana day. and
at III thara waa no Inconvenience.
Mehane took cara of them royally.
Tha Mr aaaortattoft and tha chamber
of commerce have been natng a very
meana for tha convenience of tha
vtaftora and members. Ira water la
furnished free and tha warehooaea
and gronnda have been wired for
them, fana hare been distributed and
watchmen employed to look after tha
warehouse* and the Are track stands
night and day connected so that
should a fire happen to occur H can
ha controlled without delay.
Hundreda of tents cover tha
grounda and Inside tha warehouaes
with people who come from far and
near to thta association and from
tha latter part of Aaat week until to.
day people kept coming until tha
crowd waa swelled beyond tha ex
pectations of rven the members of
this aaaoriation.
Tha Piedmont warehouse, with a
■eatint capacity of 2.MW, haa been
packed and jammed at every aervice,
people standing op for lack of aeat
in* facilities and even at that tha
crowd la unable to get Into tha ware
house.
It is a wonderful night to m m
many thouaand* of people congregat
ed for m nnt of this nature with
never a *trangwr among tkra, appar
en'riy. ami Mebane ha* dona har eery
tint and haa rarmM In entertain
inr loyally the biggest crowd ever
h«re.
Order of ienic* at Mr. Bry
M*i Funaral.
The order of mtltw of the fun
eral of William Jennings Bryan in
Washington last Friday wa» aa fol
At the church, 2:46 p. m.
i "Lead Kindly Light," by nixed
quartet.
"One Sweetly Solemn Thought,"
quartet •
Reading of the Presbyterian church
for the/ dead by the Rev. Dr. Joseph
R. Simoo, pastor of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian church.
Hie Twenty-third Paalm, read by
Dr. Siioo.
Invocation by the pastor, followed
by the Lord'* Prayer repeated in uni
son by the congregation.
Reading of the Ninetieth Paalm,
by Dr. Siaoo. alao a portion of 1 Cor
inthian*, IB veraaa SO to H.
Reading of portion of 14th chap
ter of the Goapal of St. John.
Pastoral prayer.
Hymn, "Faith of Our Father*."
Funeral addreaa, by Dr. Siaoo.
Benediction.
Chopin'* funeral march on the pipe
organ a* the casket was carried from
the chorch.
At Arlington National Cemetery:
Funeral train met at southgate by
military eacort composed of a hand of
the Third cavalry, dismounted, and
batteriea A, B, aad C, 16th field ar
tillery, diamounted, which lead the
way ta the grave.
Reading there from the Presbyter -
lan burial service by Dr.
"Tape."
WANTED a.ar.huJy to
GREEN RIVER —tito
gUM^CATAitRH MMMCni*
jflCr CATAKltM
FOR OVER 4# YEARS
MKDICrnC earn
vkM «alckly
•6
Iff
titer* wmrm no true— of potooa to ttx
luciou* M and to ■how Ma amfl.
done* in Ma finding*, at* th* ha lane*
of tto) tflafri poi*on*d honey.
Th. statement of til* chemiat reada,
M follow*:
"Th* aampl* of honwy r*c*lT*d from
y»u • tow <toy* ago with th* Infor
mation to th* *ff*ct that thia honey
had mad* several peopl* to th* tarn-'
ily III ha* b*an **amined and wa find
bo traer of poiaon In th* mum. Th*
chemist after making th* teat* had
•bout half th* hon*y toft and ae h*
pmie*ded to mt it and had no III *f
efeet* what#v*r. If th* p**pl* who
hav* thia hon*y hav* had any doubt
about It will a*nd a* another pound
th* chemist will *at that, not all at
•m* tlm*. for h* la ran har* la no
poison In It.
Accompanying the statement of the
chemist wa* thi* comment from Mr.
ttnk:
| "There hav* been aeveral caa*» of
i people getting alck who at* honey
>lurlnv th* laat few week* and ana of
these pert lea claimed he waa poiaoned
on the honey be at*. They aahad
their family phyaicten to **nd off a
•ample of thi* honey to th* alat*
I chemist for an analyaia. He did *o
and accompanying la hia full report.
Mf think thia report ahoull be pub
lished in falrneaa to the producers
of the honey in qu**tion, and atoo to
let the people know there I* no *uch
thing aa poiaoned honey, ft la well
known to all beekeeper* that bao*
cannot carry poiaoned honey to th*
hi***, for wor* th* honajr poiaoned
when they gather It. it would kill
the bee* before they could carry the
nectar to tile hhra.
"There ia absolutely no need of
any parson being afraid of poieono*
honey, for no chemiat ha* ever found
any trace* of poison to any honey **
nmined by th*m, and thi* i* known
to be really true,
"Hooey i* a fin* food, but it la a
strong food, and if eaten while hot,
or with certain other food*, it i*
I likely to came one to he *ick if torg*
j quant I tie* df It are eaten in *uch
\ cm***.
"No doctor can possibly tall if
honey |« poisoned, yet soootisMs doc
i tors Mkf tUtmnli about foods
, to blamr for tMr patient'n sirhma.
But thla dies not spank wall for eucb
doctors."
I
"GINA-GUNA"
In THE NEW YORK WORLD
; Magazine naxt Sunday will appear
a story by Beatrice Grimshaw "TV
, Tale of Cuna-Guna," the secret love
phi Itrr of the Mala vs. which makes a
man crawl to the fact of the woman
; who haa riven it to him. This story
wilt enthrall you from beginning to
1 end. Tell your dealer next Sunday
i you want THE WORI.D Edition
! limited.
' John Rafcinioi'i Circus to Show
« Wiwlw liiii, Aug. 14.
The earth's oldest circus, Joka
Robinson's will soon bo la our midst,
as the billboards throughout the
country proclaim in load and lurid
colors, its coming to Wins too Balam
for afternoon and night |iai fia mantes
on Friday, August 14. Hundreds at
cirrus lorm of this community are
making plana to attend the circus
j that day, as the merit and superiority
I of John Robinson's Circus is well
j known here.
John Robinson comes this year
with an entirely now performance
from the opening of the gorgeous
spectacle. ''Peter Plan in Animal
Land" to the aenaational and thrill
ing finishing numbers. Europe and
the Orient were sacker for novelties
and features by representatives of
the circus last winter, ;lih1 the fore
most wild animal acta of the universe
were purchased and added to the
Robinson's double menagerie.
Cant. Ricardo, Theo Schroeder, W.
W. Weaver, Dewey Butler, Bbb Thorn
ton Nellie Roth. Lorraine Wallace
and Margaret Thorn peon are » few
of the noted auhjugators, wheee
charges will work in the arenas and
in the rings. The largest group of
polar bears to ever appear m public
will bo worked by TImo Schroeder,
famous European trainer. "Kittle"
the only wrestling tiger la the mi
verse will be another distinct feature
that is offered by no other cireaa.
International troupes and families
of repute wiB also be found perform
ing under John Robinson's Mg seven
pole top. TV Morales Family from
Mexico, the Sing-Sing Chtneae, the
Rudy Rudynoffs Family from Aus
tria, Senorita Piedad from South
America, and other foreign countries
will all be represented, for John
Robinson's dressing tent ia truly a
melting pot.
As for downs, fifty of the funniest
and moot foolish fnlows ever turned
laeae will cavort la the aawduet
■acura a daMof MiJI
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unpaid. At tK* mmmi #«f tk« Lilifl
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wi in# now, i win ottf lor mm at
potelie Auction to Dm Mgbaat bidder
Dob*on on tW
•. f TyfjSATV"*
In Mm* Township, Surry Cow*,
ty: Adjoina* the iaada of 0 N.
Crowds, William Collin*, Htnaa
Place, now owned by L. r; w«u«rb
aa foil. w. ft.
.Tinning at ■ rock planted in H E.
corner of Lot No. II in plat of Um
town of Dobaon, and bounded oti the
South by D. N. Crowds
L.t
FVwh
Polgor
Collin*; on the Eaat h»
Place, now owiMd by L. G. Waugh: on
the North bir A. H Kreemun, J. H C.
Norman end R. S. Polgar; on tha
Weat br Samoel Betlela, David
and othara, and tha town at Do
'wing tha H. M. Waugh,
home tract of
acre* mora or
51. par* M, Ragtetor of Daada Office,
Surry County, North Carolina.
2nd Tract. Htnea Place near Dob.
•on, beginning on poat oak and runa
Sooth 29 rha. to a white oak, Eaat 0
eha. with Collin'a Una to a Mack oak,
North 28 cha. with Falaar** line to ■
black oak hi tha fork ofa branch
Smith'* * —
to tha beginning, containing >1.1
rim 8a*
acre* Mora or (aaa. flaa book 4S
page 242, Radiator of Daada OMra,
Surry County, North Carolina.
Sale made to aathrfy aaid debt with
interest and coat of unle
day of Jt
a. d. roi
Thla 20th day ofJafetMl
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