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STATE NEWS. ,
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At a meeting last week the" Char
lotte board of alder men decided, to
charge delinquent taxpayers 6 per
cent, interest on all overdue taxe
The R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Company, of Winston-Salem, "has
.award the contractor an addition
, to its manufacturing -plant to cost
$100,000.
Mt.. Airy expects to have free
city mail delivery in the near future
the postoffice receipts having reach
ed the required amount.
B.N. Duke has donated $50,
1)00 to Trinity College for another
dormitory building. This increas
es to $715,000 the donations of
the Dukes to this college.
North Carolina's three regiments
of National Guard encamp by regi
ments at Camp Glenn, Morehead
City, beginning July 5. Each regi
ment will be in camp seven days.
Elias Cam secretary of the state
board of agriculture, has gone to
Baltimore to look into the matter of
purchasing tags for the oil inspec
tion division of the department and
.concerning paraphernalia for. the
division.
HOWrIT FEELS TO FLY IN THE AIR.
You Seem' to Float, Yet the Wind
Roars in Your Ears.;
All who haye had the good for
tune to ride in-the aerodrome unite
in their description of that first sen
sation. There is no jerk in start
ing, though the machine leaps for
ward with a powerful swoop.
5 Then comes with some a brief
sense of nausea; a feeling as if the
blurted ground . were drooping
a vvay from beneath.
A slight thrust of the left hand
lever' lifts - the flyer's hand the
ground drops away still faster, and
then as the machine climbs into the
air one's eyees adjust themselves
to the proper focus and the surface
of rhe earth below-seems to be rip
ping past at railroad speed.
By this time, says a writer in
Outing, you have forgotten the
clack of the noisy motor, the flap
and whir of the propellers, the
grinding of the chain and sprocket
?ear that drives them. All vibra
tion has practtcally ceased and you
float along with a sense of springy
ease and bouyancy such as you
can gain from no other means of
locomotion. That you are flying
fast, you know only from the roar
arose, -and how it may be-'avofctetM
in 'the-future. V y ;.':':
:That many a child goes .astray
not because there' is want of care
and training at; horned but simply
becoue the home-lacks sunshines
that a chM needs smiles as much
as flowers need the suubeams.
That as Ion? as it is possible " we
should kiss the children good-nigrt
r . r t 1 ti . tt
arter tney are in oea. vi ney win
enjoy it even after they protess; to
have outgrown it, and it -will keep
"them close and loving. ' -
Thar children look little beyond
the present moment. That, if a
thing pleases they are quick to see
it; that if home fs a place where
Faces are sour, the words are harsh
and faultfinding , they will .spend
as many hours, as possible else
where. Philadelphia Record.
EXECUTORS NOTICE
,navin' quantied
as .executor
Ta avoid serious results take
Fofeys Kidney Remedy at the first
sign or. Kidney or ftiaader. - disorder estate of tbW uww' u ulOT 0l the
SUCh as the backaChe uHnary.Vir-IVe hereby notify allpWsonsowimrsair6?8'1
regularities exhaustion,' : and' - you. co" orytard andake immediate SSf
will-soon- be-well; Commence tak
ing Foley's Kidney Remedy tod ry,
. ..- ' Morris-Webfr Drug-Co.
north, Carolina";"
person county; .
In the Superior c onrt . .
Gi B . Hick Ad nr. gf Susase A.
deceasad,. " -VS.
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T. Slaughter and oiSters.
Demean
Asheville dispatch; By the birth of the wind in your ears and the
Sunday of a set of twins, Mr. and slight difficulty you have in filling
Mrs. J. R. Rogers, eightl miles your lungs with air, the same sen
from here, are the oarents of six sation one gets in ' racing against
-sets of twins. 1 hey have'Ebeen the wind in an auto.
married eiVht vests and have no Then comes the firstturn. The
children except the twelve twins, machines rises to it, taking its own
Eiffht are bovs and four girls. angle sideways, just as a motor car
. , . leans on the banked curve of a
l ne siaie supennienueni or puc-
lic instruction announces that ijuly
8 and 9 examinations will be held
t all county seats for five year
state certificates for teachers and
also high school certificates. Va-
then be filled by county boards of
education.
racing track. You have no sense
of leaning sideways, thought no
feeling that you must tilt yourself
as you do when the auto turns a
corner, for you sit upright, the
aeeodrome slanting of it own violi-
tion to the necessary angle and
slanting Apu with. A glass of
Board of Education.
The Board of .. Education will
meet on Saturday the 26th of June
to wind up all business of the
School year, from the 1st of - July
1908 to the 30th or June 1909.
All persons holding claims are re
quested to present them fgr settle
ment, as the law does not allow . the
School funds for one year to be
used to pay school claims for any
previous year. G. F. Holloway,
Roxboro, N. C. Co. Supt.
June 15th 1909.
T. EJ. Slaughter; and all . otter partes to
the -special prceeeding ; entitled' G Ef;" JMicI'S
V S M. Slaughter Wr others orTwiidn
notices have already been; serrerT. will tske
notice that the-administrator is? now reaxiv to
p settle and has; fi led his petition therefor; be-
kfore l). W: Bradsher. Clerk of the Superior
court of Person county for an account set
tlement and dMributiotr. of the funds ffr his
hands. And the said cTeferi ants will further
take notice that they are required to appear
at $:he office f the Clerk' qf the Superior
court of said county on the 3rd day of July
1909, and answer or dfemur to- the petition
fn said proceeding, or the- plairrtfff wiH apply
to the court fear the relief decaaaided in said
petition.
This 25th. Jtay 1909. '.. ; . '
D. W. ERADSHER,
Clerk Superior Court.
water set on tha flloor oF the flyer
The biggest real estate deal that could be carried around curve after
was ever consumated in Greens
boro was closed last weeklvwhen
Mr. Chas. Benbow sold the Ben
bow Hotel and all surrounding
property to Mr, James F. Jordan
for $15U,UUU.
curve and still not lose a drop.
Ex.
Colds that hang on weaken the
constitution and develop into con
sumption. Foley's Honey and Ta
cures persistent coughs that refuse
to other treatment. Do not exper
iment with untried remedies
as delay may result in yorr cold
setting on your lungs.-
Morris-Webb Drug Col.
LAND SALE.
By mutual consent we will sell for division
on the premises,, on
Saturday, Jily 10th 1909,
the following, described land, adjoining the
lands of W. E. Morton on the North,, th
Tillman tract on the East, Mrs, 7(. J. Steph
ens on the South, Mr. J. A. Pamer oa the
West, contadniog 18 acres more or less
This is good tobacco land, atid ira good
I state of cultivation.
Terms of sale cash.
This June 1st 190,
- " Mrs. Sarah Watsa.
Mrs. Ro.a Ruddea,
Yilliam Pain'er,
Alonza Painter,
.w , . Catherine Painter.
the
will
ment and all nersons hM
saidstate is notified to prSent thefoTh t
25fhday of-May 1910 or this notice
be plead in bar of their recovery
riiKj 6jui uay ur may
- ' . ' . C THOMAS,
- ; - THOMAS,
. . " Executors
: NOTfCE-LAriD SALE.
NORTH CAROLINA: ' ' .
PEKSON COUNTY r
Under, and by virtue of the powers con
ferrad-rpon v. as Trustee in the ded nf
trust executed' by' Isabella Cook and husband
-M. C, Cookoo Dec. 26th. 1906 and div
recorcEsd in Bo&f'C No. 12 atpe- 74 Reistr's
Office of person County, default having been
made iVi the payments therein specified a
the request of the holder of said paper I will
oh' r
Saturday July 3rd, 1909.
at 12e rcIock 'AU 'at the court house dOor in
Roxboro, N. Cl exposed to sale to the high
est bidder for the cash, the following lot or
"parcjel-of .land , ienwit-;)
''y Lying; and being in the . Town of Roxboro
adjoining the lands of S, B, Winstead, Alex
Harris Haywood Williams and the Roxboro
and Leasburg Public Road containing one ar d
seven-tenths (T 7-10) acres more or less.
This June 1st. 1909. .
y ; '-'a- ' LUTHER M. CARLTON,
Trustee.
Read
S(Me1Mng)S
The Greensboro
Daily News, the
new State paper,
is worthy of atrial
Teachers Examination.
The examination of teachers to
teach in the Publnc Schools ot
Associated
service,
ponderice
corres-
clean,
newsy,
One
three
Greensboro
I Dancrvn n,intT will hf hflH Fnr
ivir. anu Mrs. niraiu miatwu . . trhm nn thft th nnd
amongthe oldest residents of Hay- gth0f juiy, and for colored on the
wood county, died within 2b hours U 2th and ,13th. Teachers must
of each other a few days ago. They attend both days in order to take
had been married for 63 years and ud all of the subjects. No private
... u a: examination will be given unless a
H was ineir ucsire, uibiu iuuki excuse fe givent and for
at the same time. . Recently both everv 'examination a fee of three
fell ill. When Mr, McCracken died dollars will be required.
his wire was unconscious ana do
hours later she died.
RlanZah Pile Ramcdhj
RELIEVES WHEtt OTHERS FAIL
The board of commissioners of
Rowan county has placed itself on
" record as favoring a great public
On the 8th and 9th the State ex
amination for the High School
Teacher's certificate, and for the
five year State certificate, will be
held. No other examination for
these certificates will be held dur-
w u u nt v i a ing the year Teachers expecting
highway between Nev-York and I . will anolv to
Atlanta, by way of Salisbury. The the County Superintendent for
line of road named cities enters Ro- blanks to make out their v applica-
wan rnnntv zt ihf Pirlmnnt mil Hon. as all aoolicants must De nieu
bridge, two miles east of Spencer,
passtng through Salisbury, China
Grove, and on to Charlotte. It is
proposed' that this stretch shall-be
kept in the best of order for the
purpose mentioned.
There are now only five counties
in. North Carolina in which there
are no local tax school districts,
either rural or town. These coun
ties are Graham. Tyrrell, Yancey,
Alleghany and Green. Burke
county has no local tax district out
side of Morganton, the county seat
Chowan county has just reported
its first rural local school tax : dis-
jtrict carried, though Edenton and
some of the . other towns of the
county have special school taxes
levied V t v
H The State department announced
last week that a hew aneasthetic has
;-been discoyerea mat jis. hKeiy to
t f revolutionize the i treatment of sur-
j jgery patients.. , 1 This arieasthetic
kills the physical .pain but does no
put tne pauciii iu -5iccp. -; :
n the office of the State Superin
endent by the 1st of July.
Also on the same dates examina-
ion will be held for admission to
he A. &M. College. .
Roxboro, N. C. G, F. Holloway
June 15lh 1009. . , Co. Supt.
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Co To
C H. HUNTER
For
GROCERI
liberal. . .
year $6.00:
months $1.5Q. ,
Dailv News.
Greensboro
, N. C.
OAK RIDGE
A WISE MOTHER SAYS:
That we should keep up a stand
ard of principles, for our children
are watchful judges. l
Th?t what are trifles to us are of
ten mountainsjo our children; and
that we should respect their feel
ings. ' r. . . . . .
That we should bear in mina
ft II ll ti ii - litfirtlinlnilis-T '.7 .r sc.
I J: a." & Mf
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with (Business College and
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H. HQ1JT, OAK IDGE, N. C.
Weak KidJieys, roi'potat weWdnrar.-
pha TTidnnva. lika tne mean, ana ine
tnat We are largely respuilSlUlC iui i&lh fiSd tiieir" weakness, not in the organ
our; children's faults, and be patient itif
tr.nwni cTpificaiiT ureDarea to reacn tnesa
VOU "1 'a te ol toieTind tfmy
with them.
That : if,. vou .say "No:"
snouia mean' inu: ; umc y-roljr aches OT is w, if uriia
have 200d a reaSOn for Changing scalds, or la dark and son. if you tayeptoma
n'Pnmmflnn'nnlCI.It. , , t , - - "if" nr. Rhonn's Restorative a month
w 1 - . :ueiuuow!r',V '"3 ' .! v.t u ni
That we should take an JAterest ; "?
in ourcnuaren in smau uiiiita? aa
well as great, and if we-can not -tfell
them -what they wish. to;knowMe
should sav so.sfather than-deceTve
them- V -
That we should interest our bays
ana-Srls: InlPtoSioiffgyana
mm
; comprehend ". how the 1 complain .
b
theymre sick,. try to: make mem . , , . v u (
3iam UU W - w- ; W A
MaRimg- More-Money Out .of
Cotton Crops
is merely a question of using enough -of the right
kind of fertilizers. . v ,
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are the right kind. ; , , -
The cotton plant cannot feed on barren land. Study
your soiL v Find out what it lacks. Then apply the
necessary fertilization ; 'and the results will surprise you.
a See wtat Mr.: W. C. Hays pf , Smitti Station AlaM did . He says:
"I planted about 30 acres of sonie 'gray sandy land' that had been in
cultivation for over 20 years, and; used 300 pounds of Virginia-Caro-r
lina Fertilizers per acre, and expect to gather SO bales from
the SO acres.' This. js why We say it is the right kind:- We have
hundreds of letters like this, and even, stronger, in praise of Virginia
' Carolina Fertilizer for cqtton.' ' , '-' : i , T'A V.-v v --"
A I Get a copy of the new 1909. Virginia-Carolina Farners, Year
from your fertilizer dealer, or write pur nearest sales office and a copy
will e sent you free. - It contains pictures of the capitols of all tho
N Southern States. . , i '
Virrfinia-Carolinri ChomicAl Co.
Sales OGce. .
Richmond, Va.' : -Norfolk,
Va.'. '
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A1 antflJ ftiil--I-: ;L.. ., .Tl
Cavaanah,Oa. .
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Sales 022cm
J Durham, N.C. .
i- Charleston, S.CV
, DaltlmoreMd.
Tldntir 6mery7I
; Chrevtport, La.'-
. HAoqmcK G AUSTin.