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,c . -e e Professional Cards N. LUNSFORD, t Attorney at Law, ktunj, Stanfield Store. Koxboro, N, C. L. M. CARLTON, Mtvrnv' and Cmmsdhr at Law. ROXBORO, N.C. , Practice wherever services requir ed. Phoi 10. VM. D. MERRITT, Attorney and Counsellor at La Peonies Bank Building. yo2 .n 7? n 7. r n 1 1 1 . - - F. O. Carver. s. G. winsteadij CARVER & WINSTEAD. I Attorneys and Counsellors at law. j Offi-e over Bank of Roxboro. j ph0Qe S9i Roxboro. N. c. MARCUS C. WINSTEAD,: Attorney-at-Law. ' Practice in Person and Caswell Counties, j ted wherever services required. Officeergeax Cy. DR- R- R- LONG' Dentist. Office over Long, Brad tkerlft Cos Hardware, store. DR O P SCKAUB J 'Offers his professional services in the j practice of medicine in all its tranches to the 1 eople of Roxboro and surrounding country. Office over Bank of Roxboro, i OR. R. J TEACUE I will be in my office at Morris-Webt . Drug Company's tore every Saturday and Sunday, Special attention given Eve, tar Nose and Throat diseases nd fitting of glasses V. A. Bradsher, M. D Practicing Physician. Offers his services to the people of Roxboro and surrounding community. ! 1 1 - j resorts, on manuscripts, book n j translations, monographs and B. E. LOVE, IVI. D., I members' salaries. The report Practicing Physician ajso contains various insinuating' Offers his services to the people of I entries that read "account cleri Roxboro and surrounding com- ;caiforce and persons in atten munity. Office in Pass ; m commjssion Carver Building. , I The European trip cost $19,- " j 250 10 It was a nice summer 1 Dr. c. G. Nichols. Dr. a. f. Nichols. ) trip and anybody wTho has travel Nichols & Nichols i with a Ccok party wi 11 tell you Offers their professional service to ! that a select llttle arty of a half the people of Roxboro and sur rounding country. 1 DR. E. J. TUCKER, Dentist Offioe Jr ewJones Hotel over Roxboro. Brag Co. DR. G. C. VICKERS, ' Dentist. Office at Jones Hotel, Roxboro, N. C. W. . MORTON, SURVEYOR Land and Drainage Surveys. Office over Peoples Bank. ROXBORO, N. C. H0RF01K WESTERN. OCT. 2 1910, OaXXy Daily Ex 5un Daily Daily Ex Sun p. m. a. m, , a. m. p. m. 30 7 00 Lv Durham Ar 11 15 9 15 13 8 15 Lv Roxboro Ar 9 32 7 54 1 0 55 8 45 Lv Denniston Ar 8 45 7 19 j 25 9 08 lv So. Boston Ar 8 12 6 56 I 40 9 21 Lv Houston Ar 7 48 6 43 I I 35 llAr Lynchburg Lv 5 15 4 15 Connection at Lynchburg with, trains east westbound. if you are thinking oCtaking atrip YOU 4rant quotations, cheapest fares, reliable and iorrect informati as to routes, schedules, the most comfortable and i est "way. Write and the' information is your; for to asking, with one of our complete ap . Elders. WiUe tor rate, maps, time tables, t V ' M, F. BRAGG, T. P A. '; . W. B. BFyiLL, G. P. A. OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. From bur Special Correspondent Clyde H . Tavenner. . Washington, June 12. -That the "-farmers" principally inter este.d in killing reciprocity are Wall street "farmers," whose 'crops" consist chiefly of lumber and paper trust dividends, was reyealed in testimony taken by the Senate finance committee. It was sh6wn that Allea k, j ra.am. alleged attorneys for the National Grange, are really proFessional lobbyists for the bi .tariff trusts. Their argument when seeking business isT that ; I they can pujl the necessary wires !in Washington to defeat or bring ! about the passage of any legisla ! tion they may be assigned upon. 1 (Vr, Allen was made to admit ull(0r cross-evamination that the ani - reciprocity literature with which the agricultural districts have recently been flooded came direct from the lobbyist head- quarters within a stone's throw of Wall street. Mr. Allen also udmitted that the American ilimber Manufacturers' associa tion, the Pull and Print Paper association and the American Wool Manufacturers' association (lumber trust, paner trust and wool trust, respectively) are among uiose w no ufugeu. int-ui-. , , ii ; selves lo ihuukv ,11115 01 u- sade for the farmers. Allen & Graham have among 1 their clients some of the best ! "farmers" in Wall Street, The hirmwas shown to have repre- sented as lobbyists the Whisky security Compimy (whisky trust) Q companyj the latter of which organizations is headed by John D. Rockefeller whose occupation as a big oil "farmer" is beyond controversy. COMMISSION APTLY NAMED. It is known now why Senator Aldrich calls his lame duck com- mission a monetary commis l I 1 mi sion. It is because it spends so much money. The Monetary commission, ac cording to a treasury report, has expended $207,130.58 of the people's money on European tra vel, meetings at famous summer dozen can make mighty' fine cir- I cuit of this continent for $19.- 250.19, The account is not ite mized beyond this statement. In deed, Senator Aldrich has fixed it so the commission may spend any amount of money it desires without consulting anyone, and without giving a detailed report to anyone. The former Senator is not hampered by any formali ties whatever. He' has only to reach into the treasury, . get money and sign a receipt. It is appaHing to contemplate what would, happen to the treasury .if all commissions and departments of the government were permit ted to employ similarly loose business methods while spend the people's money. However, as a fresh-air fund to promote the recuperation of lame ducks, the commission is manifestly a big success, To this end witness the meeting of the commission &t Narragansett Pier in July, 1 909. It takes mone tar'y backing to go to Narragan set in July. The bill was $3,493. 74. ' And Senator Oummins of Iowa is sufficiently unconsiderate' of the health of the lame ducks to contend that the commission is absolutely useless to tbe people, and that ought to be abolished." CAT OUT OF BAG. Soon after President Tafc en tered the White House ' a move ment was started by. members of ment was started by members of Congressto brinff abdutan Congress to brinpf about an in-j -r r ves tigation of the s ugar trust. B w'as not a partisan .movement. Senator Borah of Idaho, repuhli can, introduced a sugar investi gation resolution ib the Senate, and Campbell of Kansas intro duced a similar one in theHouse. The president was greatly dis pleased. He sent a message to Congress advising against an in vestigation on the ground -that it ' might give immunity to the men higher - uy.'and otherwise dmbar ass the goverkment?. The mes sage was based on an opinion of United States Attorney Gener al Wickersham, who was inspic Ucr Washington dispatches . at the time with 'the impression that he was about to prosecute j the men higher up for the $2, 000000 sugar underweight frauds. Now comes the Attorney Gen eral with the statemement, made under oath before a house investigating committe, that he never belieVedthat the heads of the sugar trust could be suc cessfully prosecuted for the un derweight frauds. He also says that they would not have secur ed immunity from prosecution had they testified. In oilier words the reason given by both the President and tnc Nugiii- trust snouio not oe 1 invest igoted under a republican 1 house, are now admitted to have uopn Rf.titinn The real reason as to 'vhy the republican were unwilling to permit a congressional investi gation of the sugar trust now becomes debatable. Was it be cause the attorney general had been a former sugar trust at torney and was prejudiced in favor of the innocence of the men higher up? WasiGbecau.se Henry P. Taft, the brother of the president, was a sugar trust attorney? Or was it because the sugar trust has always been a friend and ally of the Republi can party, and one ot its star campaign contributors? RUNNING DOWN A CLUB. . While investigating expendi tures in the state department where it cosi $200 to shoe four horses for a year, the house investigating committe struck upon a clue tending to show that an artist named Rosenthal had been paid $850 for painting a protraint of Justice W. R. Day and that the government had been charged with $2450. Ro- senthal testified he had signed a " blank voucher for $850. It ap - pears that , subsequently some- one made the voucher appear that Rosenthal had acknowledg ed the receipt of $2450, As it is the duty of the com mitte under the law to investi gate the expenditures in the stite department, Chairman Hamlin of Missouri ordered the state department to produce its books. Instead of producing the books Secretary of State Knox aopeared befoie the committee with a letter from the President ordering him not to comply with the committee's demands. For the present, matter ends here. Chairman Hamlin will probably bring the matter before the House and ask that the state de partment be compelled to pro duce its records. FIGHTING RECIPROCITY. The Senate is attemptig to kill the reciprocity bill by so amend ing it that it will not -be accept able to Canada ' Senator Ropt of New York is preparing an amendment in the interest of the paper trust. ' It will be recalled that .when reci procity was before the Senate at the last session Senator Root was one of those who were bois terous in their protests that amendment' vas impracticable, and impossible. ' That was less than five months ago, and now Mr, Root, " reversing himself, declare the agreement must be arnended so -as , to benefit the paper interests.-His opposition Konly-.a.parof .a systematic campaign being waged ' against reciprocity. . V. . Death Tf a Little Child, Called' from earth to Heaven on the 22nd of 'May, 191 1 , : child of Mr. and Mrs. .Stanhope Royster, after an illness of two days. Our Savior said" of such 'is the Kingdom of Heaven", and while it is heart rendering to watch the suffering of these l;ttle ones, feel ing so helpless to help them and to see them yield to grim touch of dcc !h. ;t n;t comfort the deeDest sorro v U; know that they are our Fathers special care and 'that our Saviou c i. ics she larpi s in His bosom. Twus over a h:-)ppy home the shadow of a grave has' falfcn. This baby life was so precious that he seemed a fl )w:r tu bloom or a brief stason by their side.' Despite the best , medical at tention and all that lcvinsr parents a::d friends could do God irans p.;mtcd h:m in His garden hbove leaving, the earth road for them dark ar.d lonely indeed. Weep not .for him fond parents ar.d devoted grar-d parents, for his sweet life! went out like a candle and his little hand is beckoning 'CU to follow. Many the dear little Anel ! be a tie to hind you closer to the Sv.'iur who said, "Suffer little nn( 'may you oe reunneu m tnat nome not made by hands. His litte form was 'aid to rest in the family lot near Meadville Ti esday afternoon hi the presence ol many relatives and friencs, whuae hearts swelled in sympa thy for the bereaved family. M. M. W. HEALTH The man who insures his life Is wise for his family. The man who insures his health is wise both for his family and himself. You may injure health by guard ing it. It is worth guarding. At t h e first attack of disease, which generally approaches through the LIVER and mani fests itself In innumerable ways TAKE. And save your health. j SPRING BRINGS SORE FEET : t HERE IS A POSITIVE CURE! j With the advent of warm weather comf troubles ft thousands of j people. The increased temperature ana j heaviness of the -atmosphere- causes i swelling and -excess perspiration. This 'rings on a series or loot troubles. The treatment given below will be wel comed with joy by an ar my of sufferers. It acts Uke magic. "Dissolve two tablespoonfuls of Calocide compound in a basin of hot water; soak the feet in this for full fifteen min utes, gently massaging the sore parts. Less time will not give the desired results.) Repeat this each night un til the cure is permanent." All sore ness disappears immediately. Corns and callouses can be peeled right off. Bunions are reduced to normal and the inflammation drawn out. Sweaty and smelly feet, tender and swollen feet need but a few treatments. This Calocide is a remarkable drug. For merly,, used only by doctors but any druggist now has it in stock or will quickly get it from his wholesale house. A twenty-five cent package is claimed to cure the worst feet. Is Your . Land Rieh? Use Blackstone bone Tankage Fertilizers, And get it in treated bags. This Kind l Hzer oaa Good agents sell it at your,stati6n. XJ lrot, come to see, or write BUGK8T0KE GflfflO COMPACT, wmnai, '. ., - . ; . njiO lnD nrsn (Ms) W : A Good 3 . "I ani a good example' writes Mrs.. R. L Bell, of McAIester,' Okla., "of what; Cardui will do for suffering women. "'-iv-h . . ' "I suffered with my head and back, for over six years, and. although :I tried everything; I ; never could get any thing to do me any good, until I began to take Cardui. "Cardui has, surely helped me. and built me up and 1 am so, thankful that I have found something that will do me good. I feel so much stronger and better than I have in a long time," " It is well to make up your mind 'before you are sick what medicine! you will take when you are sick. J47 The Woman Tonic you win oe giaa to iaKe r i. . ' i j j erable and when life seems new thoughts into your head, li noi sick now, ax leasi Durn araui on to ine pages of your memory, so that when you- are sick you will ask for it without thinking. - If sick or weak, get a bottle today. At all druggists. Write to: Indies' Advisory Dept. Cluttanooga Medicine Co., Chattannooga, Tenn., for Special Instructions, and 64-page book, "Home Treatment lor Women," sent free. Take Care of Your Roses. Have you any rcses that yo would like to have prured, u some cuttings made from it t r that you can have more of you j choice flowers and better flowers ' will also have some cuttings made m ton, vviH be ready to plant by the last 01 April, well rooted and j in good condition. Let me do your j floriculture work. Drop me a card when you wat work done M. E. BURTON, Roxboro, N. C. Or leave notice at Ab. Barnett's store. " Southern Railwav Direct Line to all Points North, South, East, West. Very, Low Round Trip Rates to all Principal Resorts. Through Pullman to Atlanta, leaves Raleigh 4:05 P. M., Ar rives Atlanta 6:25 A. M., making close ccnne"tion for and arriving Montgomery following day after leaving Raleigh, 11:00 A. M., Mobile 4:12P. M., New Orleans 8:30 P. M., Birmingham 12:15 Moon, Memphis 8:05 P. M., Kansas City 1 1,20 A. M. second day.- and connecting for all other. points. This car also makes close connection at Salisbury for St. Louis and other Western Points. Through Pullman to Washing ton leaves Raleigh 6:50 P. M, ar rives Washington 8:53 A. M., Baltimore 10:02 A. M., Philadel phia 12;23 Noon, New York 2:31 P.M. This car makes close con- nection at Washington for Pitts- burg, Chicago, and all- other poinrs norm ana wesi, ana at Greensboro for through Tourist j Sleeper for California points, and for all Florida Points. Through Parlor Car for Ashe vi'lle leaves Goldsboro at 6:45 A. M., Raleigh 8:35 A. M., arrives Asheville 7:40 P. M,, making close connection with the Carolina Special and arriving Cincinnatti 10:00 A. M. following day after leaving Raleigh, with close connection for all points North and North-West, Pullman for Winston-Salem ieayjes Raleigh 2:30 A.M., arrives Greensboro 6:30 A.M., making close, connection at Greensboro for all Points 4 Norm South East and W.est. This car is handled on train No, II 1 leaving Golsboroat 10:45 P;M. TO J o ir you uesire any lnrormation A olease write nr rail Wp arp hprl8 to furnish Information as well as to sell tickets. H. F. CARY, General Passenger Agent, , - Washington, D. C J. .0. JONES, T.P. A. v " Raleigh, N. C. . T. 0. 4 WRITE SHARP ITE For Their New Catalogue Just Issued. Itlwill show you' some real beauties at excep tionally, low-prices.. ::vrv'r;'ru; ' - ,!:UrKamlirC ?V; " Example ?j. i j n wnen you are urea, mis- m a weary grindc It will out H fresh courage into your mind, m If You Care For Style If you care for style, and o;i of peojjle do, itcn be had in a'iy vehicle on our floors. We are prepared ior the early spring trade. Our stock is at its l est. We are showing a remarkable assortment of vehicles, including surreys, buggies and carriages. Our Harnes Department is a regular savings bank for those who have no prejudice against buying such thinps at this serson of the year. Our MOGUL Waaom Don't forget that ,we are selling one of the best wagons ever put on sale in Roxboro. Come in and examine The Mogul when you come to town. We want to show it jo you whether are ready to buy or not for if you see one of these wagons you wil know where to go when you are ready to buy. R0XB0R0 VEHICLE AND CASKET . Spring Bedding Plants j i , i or beantitymg the yard j Also Decorative Dlov,fn -P 4-U House. Choice Cut Flowers. for wedding and all so cial events. Floral off erings arranged in the best ' artistic style at short notice. Mail, telephone and telegraph orders promptly executed by, J. L. O'QUINN & CO. Raleigh, N. C. Phone 14. Succeed when everythine else fails. B In nervous prostration and female weaknesses they are the supreme remedy, as thousands have testified. FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND STOMACH TROUBLE UBLE J ever sold unter. i 1 1 is the best' medicine , 9ver a csi-ugist's counter. TO ?' PT A MARBLE COMPANY 'i
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