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VOL. XXVIII
ROXBORO, NORTH CAROLINA, Wednesday Evening, Feb. 15 toll.
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MURDERER WEST IN THE TOILS
Fayettevitle, N. C, Feb. 11.
Lewis West, the murderer want
ed in Wilson, wls captured at
Maxton last night. He admitted ;
he was the man wanted and was
carried to Raleigh, via Hamlet,
this morning. Sheriff Sharpe,
of Wilson, and Sheriff Mc
Ceaony, of Cumberland, went to
Maxton this morning, witH
several officers, and identified
him Last, night the negro enter-1
List of Nominees
I o-Day.
Great Interest Manifested in The Cour-
ier's Great Prize and Popularity
Contest.
Mrite 0 WiA a Subsection. A Good Beginning
i lomises a jooq Ljnamg. Degin Lariy and Win Une ol
The Magnificent Prizes Oifered. The Contest Manager will
be Found in The Courifr olfice, Tuesday' and Saturday
Evening from 1 p. m. to 8 p, m. Come in and get
Acquainted.
10,000 BONUS VOTES
was recognized by the owner,
who stepped out the back door
and notified the police, who
covered him with guns and pis
tols, as he emerged from the
front door.
With his supper in his hand,
ho made no resistance. When
searched there was found on j Each candidate turning in a subscription new or old, for one
him nine pistols and eight rounds i year or more, betweemiow and February 21st, at 8 p. m., will be
of cartridges. He said the negroe awarded a Ten Thousand Extra Vote Ballot in addition to the reg
now in the penitentiary were the ular schedule. No more than one will be awarded to each candi-
u- 4.u aace. ei ousy ana secure wiese extra votes.
Olios Willi iuuj w ue ii Liie iiiuiuei
was committed. He left them at
Sehna. He confessed entering a
store at Dunn but not at Fay
etteville Safe in the Penitentiary
Raleigh, N, C, Feb. 11 The
nearo West was landed in the
p.-iitentiary at Raleigh afternoon j AVOmerL received by The Roxboro
He v -as caught near Maxton last Courier in response to the pub-
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Owing to the unexpectedly large number of nominations made
many new ones arriving in today's mail, it has been found impossi
ble to publish today the entire list of nominees. The full list how
ever, appear in subsequent issues of THE COURIER,
Four
gue.
Hundred Deaths Daily From Pla-
.hv. Manchuria Feb, 11 A;
The number of nominations" Of I be on in earnest, and interest
well known and popular young .will increase each day.
This will be the only election
held this year, or next where
you can "stuff the ballot box"
that the five successful ones in and vote early and often"
the voting contest are to be The Contest Manager will call
given handsome free prizes, is on the contestants as soon as
an indication of the intense in- j possible, but with such a larebfe?h you with all the aid and in
to roc t tl-mt hns bppTi amused
spot equalling Fudzmdian t M territory
hjs b,ca discovered m Assikho, , b Roxboro.s represen-
Lliin:;. forty miles eastof here. Qnr, ;a n,H.
I cal evidence that the pleasure
I giving value of the intended
; prizes is appreciated by those
1 who have sent in their names.
There is an average of four hund
red deaths there daily. The pla-
also appeared at the
of Blagovioshtchensk.
.skm regiments are patroling
;e Russo-Chinese frontier.
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list of popular ones, it will take
some time to see them. If pos
sible, call at the office and get
one of the subscription books,
also valuable information as to
the bsst way to secure votes.
Relief Vcom
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Jneys and bladder, and
." savsMrs. Cora Ihorp,
Kidney Trouble lished today. Look qver the list
an acme attack of '-(1 Pick out a favonte' or ter
ase with inflammation .
clip out the nomination oauot,
till it in, and enter the race. The
Mich. "A bottle of Foley'. P"8S are worul , -vPa k
and vicinity think well ot -their
neighbors at any rate their's
no dearth of favorites, and the
"one best bet" would-be difficult
to select.
From now on the Contest will
Remedy over-come
attack, reduced the inflammation,
toeh away the pain and (made the
bladder action normal. 1 wish
every one could know of this
wonderful remedy."
Morris-Webb Drug, Co.
imm yfywwg
it
we can cave you money and can furnish
1 FT .1 1 IP--
m ana neia irencins,
in any height and at right prices. Call
on us for Steel and Galvanized Roofing.
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Have just gotten in a CAR and can
give you good quality.
Long, Bfadsher & Co.
IS YOUR NAME IN THE LIST.
Many names have been enter-
The first list of nominees in ed in the Contest, Some have
Great Popularity Contest is pub- been entered by themselves
while others have been nominat
ed by their friends, Ali have the
same opportunity to win one of
the valuable prizes. The winners
will be the ones who hustle the
hardest and do not overlook a
chance to..secure a subscription.
Be a hustler: it costs you noth
ing but a little effort.
EARLY NOMINATIONS BEST.
Now is the time to make
nominations, at the very begin
ning of the Contest.
The candidates who enter
promptly hare a great advantage
over those who enter late in the
Contest. Those who make no de
lay in asking their friends for
subscriptions will already have
the promise or the?possession of
many votes. Pledgefyour friends
to work for you before sonre one
else sees them and secures their
aid.
START EARLY
While nominations will becom
ing in for a monthlyet you had
better get in at the start.
Join this live bunch of hustlers
and have the time of your life.
There will be lots of fun con
nected with the Contest and you
don't want to miss any of it.
If you enter the Contest with
the determination to win and we
assume that you do you should
not waste much time with the
Free Coupons. It's the subscrip
tions you want to hustle for.That
is what gets you the most votes
and in this case it is votes v. that
youVant Start out by asking for
long timelsubsoriptious one two
three or even five years but
take the small ones also, Don't
let any get away from you;
Honestly now would you like
a piano, genuine diamond or
gold watch. If so enter your
name and see how readily yeur
friends will rally to your -support.
No mattes what your con
dition in life alfwill have an equal
cHance for the public decides as
well as yourself by cutting votes
from the paper. No one will be
allowed to buy votes neither can,
one Iriy papers in large numbers
This gives every lady an equal
chaDce and the contest will be
conducted on the highest plane
0- fairness and honor.
No person connected in any
way with the Courier can enter
and immediately after the con
test the last night the entire set
of books will be thrown open for
public inspection.
DON'T WAIT ANY LONGER
The names of many candidates
are entered upon our list. Why
let others get ahead of you? It
will be to you advautage to have
something to show for yourself
on the published list. The mere
nomination gives you 1000 votes
and the more you can add to
t lis the bettsr appearance you
will make on the day of second
public announcement of candi
di dates,
Remember, that every year's
subscription paid which you
secure is worth 1,875 votes.
LET US HEAR FROM YOU.
Let us see or hear from you at
once, and we will take plea sure j
in entering your name upon our
list, and also in sending a rep
resentative to see you and fur-
Honor Roll for Cnningham No. 4.
The' folio wing is the honor roll
for the public school in Cuningham
No.4. taught by Miss Allie Hicks:
Frist Grade Eila May Pleasant
Herbert Day, Early Pleasant,
Earnest Moore and Lloyd Denny.
Fifth G 'ide Addie Pleasant
and Jack Dixon.
Sixth Grade Evie Pleasant.
Better get in menace NOW,
Notice.
Jake Brooks, colored, having
hired to me for the year 191 1 and
left me without a cause, I forbid
any one from hiring 'or harboring
said Brooks. Any one doing so
vill be dealt with to the fullest ex
tent of the lay.
t. G. Stephens,
fan. 23rd. 1911, 4 ts.
Everything for vour roof.
Watkins & Bullock.
formation (possible.
HOW TO ENTER.
To enter the race clip the j
nomination blank Free. Coupon!
that appears to-day, ' fill, in the j
name and address, bring- it or
mail it to The Courier office,
whore, it will be entered with
other candidates.
Votes may be secured from
any place either in the territory
of the Contest or outside for any
i candidate.
This mornig's mail brought in
scores of inquires, and many
calling in person. The people of
this vicinity seem to realize the
value of an early start, and the
generous offer of one thousand
votes which goes with every
nomination.
Come in and get a book at once
secure and early start, get your
friends pledged to your support
and see how really easy it is to
make your score grow daily.
Save eyery coupon appearing in
each issue, you will need them
for yourself or friend.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT.
To ent er this Great Contest
you need not be a subscriber to
The Courier.
You are not confined to your
own district in securing sub
scriptions. Subscriptions mean
votes, votes mean prizes. The
time is short the reward is great,
get busy and keep busy from
now until the close.
ALL CANDIDATES TREATED ALIKE
The contest will be conducted
in a strictly fair and impartial
manner, and the fullest investi
gation is courted at all times,
assuring every one that every
thing is fair (and impartial. No
employe or member of his family
will be allowed to compete, nor
will any favorsi)e shown to one
that is not shown to all other
candidates. The eontest manager
will assist all candidates in any
way consistent with the rules of
the contest.
DOWN GO THE PRICES ON
, Rady Mad
Garments for
ill DIES
and
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Right now is the best
time ol the whole season
to get a new
Suit, Cloak or Overcoat.
Assortments are now
good, you know what
styles are, best, and prices I
have reached the lowest I
limit. Don't delay, com
at once and qet vour pick
Jf the seasons smartest styles at prices far below ordinary.
Come to-day.
V BERMAN & LIPSHITZ.
Jone- '-?otel Building
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Copyright 1910
Tte House of KuppenKsimf?
Chicago
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Are you you in.the race for one
of our handsome prices?
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Allovers, edges, inserti ns, headings,
flouncings and matched sets in cambric,
nainso k and swiss. Some of the neatest
designs you ever saw for 'children. The best
and biggest values t be found in 5 and 10
cent cambrics as well as the higher grades.
NEW LACES.
A big assortment of all linen torchon
lace many pieces of which would look cheap
if we asked 10 cents for them, but they are
only half that price 5 cents. A nice lot of
Point de Paris edge and inserting to match,
the most popular trimming for fine under
wear at popular prices. A number e sets of
round mesh val extra good and pret at
Ronly 5 cents.
New Pereals and Ginghams.
Many pieces of these popular goods in
the newest and prettiest designs all at the
old prices, no advance.
NEW DRAPERIES.
A full stock of plain scrim in different
grades, white, cream and ecru ready to be
stencilled.
Several beautiful designs in stencilled
Ml art smm readv to hem and haner 12 1-2 to
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20 cents. JN eat and tasty patterns ot ngur- f
ed Swisses 10 to 20 cents a ard.
All the above goods have recently come
in and are worthy of your consideration. !
ome m and let jis show them to you.
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