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VOL. XXVIII
R0XB0R0, NORTH CAROLINA, Wednesday Evening,, April 26 1911.
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4YC0CK MAY RUN.
His Announcement is Predicted VVitl
in Three Weeks.
iM-ial to Greensboro News.
u:l4ili April 17. When Sena
Simmons was in Raleigh
.:t unlay he did not call at Gov
, ;:),!! Kitchen's office. This how
may not be a significant
!;:! other than another indication
that the lines are already drawn
. the senatorial fight, Senator
Summons however did - have a
.(mi'erence with ex-Governor
Av-ojk Saturday so the latter
Emitted in reply to a, question
i Voiii the Daily News repersenta
tion this morning. GoVernor Ay-
TRUE, EVERY WORD.
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Mr. Garlton Calls Attention to Some
Things Which Should be Remdie J?
A X li r- ri t- i il-r- a
I will thank you for small
space to discuss the sanitary
hcondition of our town a ques-
tion as important to my mind as
that of good streets and side
walks and schools, yet a question
that has been and is now being
almost entirely ignored. Pubiic
health means, as muck to the
happiness and welfare of the
people as does schools and good
streets. : "
There is no reason why Rox
boro should not be able to boast
of being clean and sanitary in
mu nut na ve a-uvuiim to say pverv resnect, hnt unfortunate v-
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publication. jit is not, and measured and
; om an advised source, how
is no system ,pf cleaning and
screening out-houses where flies
tireed ami feed and later Spread
typhoid and perhaps otherdread
fui diseases. Filthy hog pens
have been permitted that filled
the air with foul stenches during
the summer and fall. Even our
water supply in the opinjon. of
marly is in danger of poifntion.
So far its anallysis has been
good, yet the fact remains that
open sewers, dry closets, stables
hog pens etc. are on the water
shed and the rains carrj,r the
filth do"vn the shed into a small
ravine within a few feet of the
wells that furnish us the water.
The water may never! become
infected, but why shoulcf an in
telligent citizenship take .such
chances?
PARTY AT LOCH LILY.
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. it is learned that Governor
.ickis very seriously consid-
tlu- strong demand that t abominably nhhy.
tMi made upon him to enter
judged by modern laws and rules j There are m&ny other matters
of sanitation, which experience ; that miSht be discussed," ought
has taught are reasonable, it is ' to be discussed and I trust will
be until we remedy the condi
tions. Life and health are too
The Question now is not so
much as to who is to blame for -i-,
naiorial race. It would
ai.c create .an inteiestingfl rr . . " ... Summer is approaching with alii' H aniinh Thp ,vt.v npnt
Many Durham People Enjoy an Out
ing at this Popular Resort.
Quite a party of Durham peo-
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pie came over on the morning
train last JSatuday, the 22nd
inst,7 for. a day at Loch Lily
Lodge. The psfrty included Mr.
and Mrs; 6. N. Duke and their
guests, Mrj; and Mrs. B.,fi. Saw
yer of New 'York, Mrs. T. M
Gorman, Mrs. E. L. Bryant':
Mrs. T. D. Wright, Mrs. S. S.'
Sasser,"Mrs. Annie L. Long,
Mrs. Mollie Stokes, Mrs. WM H.
Branson and Mr. W. C. Brad:
sher. These were joined at tfye
train by Mr. and Mrs, J. A.LorigJj
Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Teague,
Mess. J. A. Jr. and M. R. .Long.
From thence the" party weref
driven to the Lodge in automo--biles
and cairiages. Upon ar
rival Aunt Betty served a, break
fast of fish, squab and eggs, and
followed this with a dinner, afr.
four o'clock of turkey and fish
MessrsVNickoIs & Co.?
City. V A?
Dear Sirs: - ; v
This is to say. that we have pur
chased one pf;yourRadium Spray
outfits arid are very fiuch pleased
with it. We have use4.it to polish
our, furniture and safes and . have
found it to be very satisfactoy:
" Yours very truly, " ;,
. ' J S. Bradsher Cashier,
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On Tuesday during Court - wqek '
I put in ihe Pioneer varhouse, .at ' '
he door going west on south side
f the house, 5 sacks of . Baughs;
FO-4 guano.-Since then I went fpr
it and there were only 2 sacks-Any
one having gotten this through
mistake will pleaded; notify me.
1 Daniel, LoNfc, :
Hurdle MillsN.' C
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R. A. EAST &
SON
i Simmons, Kitchen and
i.i the field and all
be done to remedy it, and how
the dancers attending unsaiii-
glily desire a primary
one whose name
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iss-
ie presented to the legis- i
idea that is puzzling stud
.;' tiie political situation js
:iy the opposition to Sena-
nmon would want to run
v.-rnor Aycock for, if Sim-
hiis been wrong on party
or public questions then
: . must also be wrong be-
' i:nmon's and Aycock have
-.rether on most things and
;i; -enerally speaking, has
-hated to approve of Si'm-
:nday nihfc for the pur
naming a Mayor and 5
n. Evcrv citizen is incited
i tnis me
soon.
Certainly the unbiased observ-
ierwill be readv to admit that
there has been a failure on the
delightful day motoring, motor
boating, riding and driving, and
enjoying in many ways the de
lights that tjhis attractive place
has to offer. Returning to Rox-"
boro, the party divided, and
luncheons were served by Mis.
J. A. Long and Mrs. R. J. Teague ;
at their respective homes, after
which the party " returned to
Durham.
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Have a MAGNIFICENT STOCK direct from' best factories,
including 'all the new desirable styles, in noyelty and staple
goons. ' . .
. FOK LAiJiES Nuede. Sailor 'lies, and DumDS at
VELVET PUMPS, blacl and tan, from .$2.50 to $4. THRfiE-
BUTTON PAT VAMP, black and tan. VELVET TOP Oxford yn -,
of C9 r,C fr. eq KO nTTM 'M W.T AT . V rrvnr onJ Ian IriA Piiooo n
calf tan, and patent, one and two strap pumps, Ox,-j
iords, etc.t all short Vamp. - 5
JMEVV-KNUB toe, and stylish Heel, from $lUO to 5a.5U.
PPR TOUNG MEN ali the swelbstyles,
rOKFQHDS and SHOES,
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its will be large.
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UPSET STOMACH
Graded School Ccmmencement.
The Commencement exercises
of the- Roxooro Graded School
will beheld on May 5, beginning
in the morning at 10:30 and again
injhe evening at 8- o'clock. The
morning exercises will consist of
songs, the prayer, awarding of
prizes and' diplomas, and' the
literary address by Dr. Edward
Kidder Graham of the Univer- j
sity of North Carolina. Dr. Gra- j
ham is a highly cultured andj
a
tary conditions..
, We are justly proud of our
commercial progress and devel
opment, splendid schools, water
works, electric lights and soon
part of the authorities to make tcfhave good streetg w ee
the proper effort to keep the that we -get clean and gtay dean
town clean, and on the other ; and guard the public health
hand a failure on the part of the j the most imp-ortant of all Fail.
individual citizen, in many m- ure to do s0 am0Unts to negli
stances, to do his part. Co oper- gence 0;f the WQrst kn
ation between the two will be ef- n io c.f vf
tective. tsut 11 tne lndiviauai
citizen yill not co-operate, then
the- :diy of the. authorities is
plain ENFORCE THE LAW.
It costs us a great deal to equip
and run our schools of which we.Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets Drive Away
! are-proud, also our streets audi atomacn uisiress m.rive Minute?.
j sidewalks which we are soon to j Belching of gas: heaviness sjur
re will be a meeting of fhe 'have, but we endorse these and taste in mouth, dizziness, -bilious-
town cf Roxboro UinirwrU- nmlw fho cnfviiir-P. On ness and npnsea oceni s simnlv he-
111 U L J 1 t 1 l. . . 5 V - - 1- A. . V i 1-V v. ' - - -m ' rvw
the other hand it costs practically cau e the stomach is not 'properly
nothing (as compared with ; digesting the food. .
... 1 1 1 1 1 A. . A AT f NT A 4- m r -!. 1 . 1
1 ! ! 1 I 1 I , I , ,N1-T.-T-itl T L'..lTAl 111 I.I I- I V M llllllfl il I VI I 1 I -1 I IJ I r
r I v i will i "tLiuuin uilka o l j. v. c-i vk, 1". j - - - - - ; tit 1 -i ,.,:n
v-c-' .urr neiie. 'vimi,- clean anci neannv sne-is anu uiMdui ichci iv uyaci aiumcus, .
c cal -.:. to ordT a? Si j;reiI1isesT yet apparently no at- but they do more:, they put
iN- 'Lnis;Tn'!' .tention is given to this important; strength into 'the stomach and
lliase OL OUr CIVIC lilt!. : i uij ou uiai 11 van cajiij
Amonir other things, I ' think : di2est a hearty meal. -
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to my friends these facts cannot be disputed.
DO books, ana
on RAISED TOE, and high heel, Dependable, Comfort
able, dnd JUST RIGHT in every way,
!! -We Stocked Well on Shoe sand Oxfords for BOYS, GIRLS,
and fo; FATHERS and MOTHERS whether Medium Quali
fy .or Finest Quality is desired,, you will get the best obtain
able, at the price.
v Don t forget,, our ' "
; 1 Supefb .Line of Hosiery .
including Hole Proof Hosiery, guaranteed for six mopths,
and SPk Hosiery, for men and women, at 25 cents and 0UJ
cents. .
Large Line Trunks and Bags,
at less than they can! be bought, in North Carolina and
Virginia. ' -
It will please us to show you, and you to SEE our Spring
Stock, AND WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS.
Our.senior, R. A.' East has had eight year's experince in
Shoes, and GUARANTEES satisfaction and Lowest prices.
R. A. EAST SON
Main Street, Opposite Farmers Warehouse
SOUTH BOSTON, VA.
vi. loaned
tiling like
Friends have forgotten to re-
;The trash and filth on our Main
Sick headache, nervousness,
i sleeplessness and bad dreams are
C -Ml
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. ni j an wueu uv jci lueinaiiuu ui iuuu
t'irm Trx Pnnhl me to -AC- otreij aim siuw Miee a-uu m -
;;:,cl,e other f-iends will you ' the back of the business section Stop .he fermentauon: renovate
indlv return these books, of the town is disgusting and Mumduiduu.uciiucdii aim
AUvmincr to the oerson who sweet and nalt tne llls ot tne
irtrti,c nn fhinirc Thp.rP ! human family would promptly
ok over your books and see if
ive any belonnine to
to think about and enjoy. We ,n
hope the patrons and friend of
the school will turn out en masse,
at all the exercises.
A small charge will 1 be made"
for the play at night to defray
the expense of commencement.
"The Scientific Country School",
a very funny fplay consisting of
33 characters wilhbe given at the
evening exercises. Also the
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D d oo ,k ' 1
disaoDear.
p i you have stomach trouble of Music Department under the
any kind don't overlook the fact : direction of Miss Pearl Lewis
that MI-O-NA is a doctor's pres-
; cription, and that it s as good a
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ITH
Gole Corn Planters and Fertilizer
Destributers, White Frost Re
frigerators, Buek Eye Rid
ing
FAR M
Cultivators
and
Deering '
MACHINERY
prescription as any doctor will
write for years to- come.
ambrick & Austin sells MI O
NA stomach tablets and so- do
leading druggists every-where.
They are rigidly - guaranteed to
cure any case of stomach disease,
or money back.
A large box of : MI-O-NA
siomach tablets costs '' but 50
cents. They act, so ; quick! that
after dinner distress, heaviness,
and belching disappear v- in! five
minutes. Give MI-O-JSA a trial on
money back plan. Free trial treat
ment of MI-O-INA will be' sent to
any reader of the Courier on re
quest. Address Booth's Mi-6-na
Buffalo, N.Y. '
will give their exercises in the
evening.
R. H. Burns, Supt. . x
If you are searching for ease
feet freedom, a shoe with power
Don't ho 'satisfied with the just -as
good kind kt call on us, we can fin ISMSSg3?
ish any of the above, and you will get
satisfaction and service. ' -
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Jar?i$Says Craig Will be GcTcrnor.
Kaleigh, April 19. Former
Governor Thomas J. Jarvis bfj
Greenvilley who was at the Yar
borbugh house last night in dis
cussing politics in this statement
that he believes that Locke Craig
of Aseville, would undoubtedly
be the next governor of North
Carolina. - '
"I find very little opposition to
MrV Craig," tie said, "and I be
lieve that .he will be nominated
almost unanimously. The east
seems strongly for Mr. Craig'
As the race stands to date it is
safe to say that Craig will win in
a walk. There is only one an
nouhced candidate so far in op
position to Mr, Craig, that being
LdeutenanthGovernor Newland.
The progressive element of the
Wt ' I 2 ... . J n.n 4. 4- Ka Hmnlt lfo' flMini
we now nave ine laresr stocjc j w uc uwugiu!
of Building Materal, we have ever inar on the senatorial pbs
naa. rrices are low,, see us sibilities rather than on thegov-
Watkins & Bullock.
"Insects are - companion's of
Death ' bet your screen from, r
erriorship.
Fresh vegetables every morning
, v . i wariuns k cuuock, ,ai sergeant :uiayion -. 111 111 ziorZ jjii iirrH
We have every
thing "on tap" in
fashionably correct
dress, from heel up
and head - down,
from skin out and
top-coat in.
v "HIGH ART" ,
s ClotKes "strike
twelve" on Fash
ion's dial . They
come in SHEAVES
of WEAVES; that
twinkle with new
ness - and .crackle
with smartness
Soft taiis, bonnie
blues andiwinsome
grays in - Iocs of
styles and with a
lot of-stvle in each$15 to $22.50;? '
The best to be had in cheaper makes $5.00
-We hat any maii except th HEADLESS
or HEADLESS. ." Straw fiats tfiat wm , snage
yoiiiike'a sycamore tree. - V-.; '
. HALF DOLLAR scarfs with a. DOLLAR look;
Ours is a PUBLIC .'SERVICE 'store. We . don't
ran it to uit ourselves, but to suit your v ..
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