WOULD REMOVE WILY VK WILhY Pars.n preache5 n His Sbirt Sleeves
Norfolk, Va July 10. Rev. G.
W. Cox. pastor of Burrjvs Mem
orial Baptist Church here, preach
ed in his shirt s'eevs last night to
a coatlcss conreu-aiion. 1 ne hi. at
was i itense with the congregation
suffering from its when the
oreacher relieved the situation by
suggesting that the male members
of th? congregation remove their
codts while he preached in his
shirt sleeves. The men removed
their coats whi'e the women all
took off their hats. The Bap'ist
Minister's Conference today con
gratulated Rev. Cox upon his
bravery.
Work 24 Hours A Day.
The busiest little' things ever made
are Dr. King's New Life Pills
i Fvarv nil i n ;n our rnnfprl ulnhnlp
Rusby recognized pharmacognosist ; chafes w,akness
, , r? nt r i I 01 IlCal 111. Hull LliauiZLb WLdMltso
of Columbia University, New i ork ; . , ,
c . t into strength, languor into energy
for compensation in excess or that . . r ,
, i , . , . . brain fag into mental power: cur-
aiiowea uy uv, nib uauiinj uiai
Well Known Food Expert Stands Con
demned. Washington, July 13 Dr.
Harvey V, Wiley, pure lood ex
pert and chief of the Bureau of
Chemistry of the Department cf
Agriculture one of the most wide
ly Known officials in the Govern
ment service, has been condemn
ed by the Committee on Person
nel of the Depanmtnt of Agricul
ture with recommendation to Pres
ident Taft that he "be permitted
to resign."
Attorney General Wickersham,
in his opinion on the case, sub
mitted to the President, recom
mends approval of the committees
action. It is charged against Dr.
Wiley that he permitted arrange
ments to be made with Dr. H. H.
. ,jt tT'"fri ri wn i niT nifnij i n - - -m
the arraingemenJ was to put Rusby
on the Department's pay roll at
ing Constipation, Headache.Chills
Dyspeosia, Malaria. 25c at Ham
brick & Austin.
1,600 dollars annually as an em
ploye ot the bureau of Chemistry, '
the servient being made a ith Would Have Justice Wright Impeached
him th ,r hp honi:1 he railed urnr Washington, July S-Impeach-
to perform only such service as ment ot du.stiee Daniel T. i
this salary would compensate for, A l'iii-it, ot trie supreme court ot j aga-nst them and thev heard of it
at tiic rate uf $2 per day for ! the District of Columbia, ay a iand fled the State going to West
laboratory investigations and $50 ; suggested today to the senate Virginia, where they assumed 1 1
dailv for attendance in court. ! "third degree" investigating I fhpr nnmp. nn yV9( unl the I :
.
Arrested After Six Years.
Greensboro, Juiy 1 9. After
having escaped identification and
arrest for six years by going under
the assumed name of Davis in
West Virginia, Flisha and David
Gunter were recognized and ar
rested here this morning on the
charge of killing William Frazier
in Chatham county in the year of
1905.
The two men are about 23 and
25 years of age, and the younger,
David has been married for a few
months. His wife was with him
at the time of the arrest. She was
overcome when she learned vthat
her husband's real -name was
Gunter and that he was charged
with capital crime The young men
were recognized by people who
were living in Chatham county at
the time of the crime. The two
are in jail here tonight and to
morrow a Chatham of Seer will
come to carry them to the county
in which they were indicted six
years ago.
Frazier was shot down in his
front yard one night and fell atthe
feet of his wife, who accussed the
two defendants and another
brother, still younger, of the
crime. A true bill was found
263 Horses Burned to Death in Chi
cago.
Chicago, July 10. -Fire of un
known origin early Sunday de
stroyed the stables of the Ar
thur W. Dixon transfer com
pany, burned two hundred and
sixty-three horses to death and
caused $500,000 damage.
Scores of firemen narrowly es
caped death w hen the roof caved
in.
Fire Sunday afternoon de
stroyed the furniture warehouse
of the W. C. Reeble &'' Bros.,
causing 8100,000 damage. Hot
weather made the work of the
firemen doubly onerous.
'ft- rj '
U 3Ln , .i,J lit
Jit
Outsids cleanliness xj less than ha! the b&ttle. A man may
ssrub himself a dozori times a day, and still be unclean. Good
Lealtfc mesas cleaniiasss i.vt only outside, bvii inside. It means
a clean stomach, clean L..vels, cleun blood, s clean liver, end
new. clean, hSiiltlry tissues. The man who is clean in tM wnv
x.m look it and &ct it. lie will work with energy and think
clean, clear, healthy thoughts.
He will never be troubled with liver, lung, stomach or blood
disorders. Dyspepsii and indigestion originate in unclean stom
achs. Blood diseases are found where there is unclean blood
CousumpLen end bronchitis mean unclean lungs.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
prevents these diseases, li makes a man's insides clean
end healthy. It cleans the digestive organs, makes pure,
clean blood and clean, healthy flesh.
Tt restores tone to the nervous system, and cures nervous exhaustion anJ
prostration. It contains no alcohol or habit-forming drugs.
Constipation is the most unclean uncleanliness. Dr. Pierce s Pleasant Pf ;.
lets cure it. They never gripe. Easy to take as candy.
in court.
Wickersham held that the law .senate third degree mvesti
permitted payment of onlv S9 a ' tinr committee by Samuel
dav: tins sum later being rncreas-' Oompers. president of the
Napoleon's Grit
was of the unconquerable, never
say die kind. The kind that you
need most when you have a bad
cold, cough or lung disease. Sup
pose troches, cough syrups, cod
liver oil or doctor have all failed.
Don't lose hope. Take Dr. King's
New Discovery. Satisfaction is
guaranteed when used for any
throat or lung trouble. It has sav
ed thousand of hopeless sufferer.
It masters stubborn colds, obsti
nate coughs, hemorrhages, la
grippe, croup, asthma,
hay fever and whooping cough
and is the most safe and certain
remedy for all bronchial affe:tion.
i.u'L. oi.uu. liiai funic ntc cji
Notice,
ed to Si 1. Along v.-iin tin4 sugges
tion that Dr. Wiley, because of
alleged irregularities in the em
ployment or iviisby, be permitted
to resign, the Committee on Per-
American bVderation of Labor
mv. biiiiipi'i's fomDiaint w
against Justice v right's course
in tiie Bucks Stove A: Kange
Coinp;i:":y contempt :ioceedihg
Federation officials.
youngest of the three died and the f Hamh'-; 6: Austin.
second in age had married. The ! p2SS22SSS22
crime was committed near Lum-i
nock, on the Cape Fear Yadkin '
Valley Railroad.
so'-nel and the Attorney General against the
recommend the dismissal ofRtsby
and the reduction of Dr. L. F. Work Will Soon Start.
Keb.er, chief of the division of after vou take Dr. King's
Those Pies Of Boyhood. i
How delicious were the pies of;
boyhood. No pies now ever taste;
so good, what's changed? the Dies?
No. Its you. You've lost the strong ;
New healthy stomach, the vigorous lu
drugs, of the Department of Agri- i Life Pills, and you'll quickly en- er, the active kidneys, the regular;
culture. Ihe committee further joy thei" fine results. Constipat- bowels of boyhood, xour diges
recommends that Dr. W. D. Big-;,;0n and indigestion vanish and 1 tion is poor and you blame the
low, assistant chief of the Bureau fi;ne appetite returns. They regu-! food. What's needed? A complete
of Chemistry, also be given an jate stomach, liver and bowels and ! toning up bv Electric Bitters of
opportunity to resign. ; to the whole system. Try them. ; all organs cf digestion Stomach,
! Only 25c at Hambrick & Austin, i Kidneys. Bowels Try them, They
restore your ooyoooa appeuce
and appreciation of food and fairly
saturate your body with new
I sty L0SE 1
1 "sZf -KOHEY I
i mj when vnn nllnw anv of vour H
f j j j fcj
jT stock or poultry to remain sick U
luzianne
Coffee
Good with "rnimi delici
ous with pure sweet I
cream. Blendsj)erfect
ly with either losing'
nojrart of its flavor.:
Its guaranteed to
please. Trylitf,
By virtue uf a mortgage executed ; ,
by W, A, Gravitt and wife, dulv r- 'C
in Person Co. Bk. 6 page 154., " ; v
the
; llth, day ol August 1911.
sell at public auction for cash in fn.nt ..; iv
court house door in Roxboro that
: tract of land, lying ia Allensville t,-psh
Person County N, C, bounded on the
dv add uentry; south hy J. ,E. AVnt;kL;;
, east by Abb Gentry; and west t v a. j
Strum, containing 64 acres more or less.
I For further particulars see mv Ai;..rr.tv
, T. C.Brooks. This July i:th, 111 .
T. C. Brooks, Atty,
S, T, Wrenn.
Mortgagee,
THE REILY-TAfLOR CO.
HIW ORLEANS.US.A.
Executor's Notice,
Administrator Notice,
Having qualified as Administrator on tiv es
tates of Ars. J. F. Wison and Miss Franfcy
Parker dee'd I hereby notify all persons., w:r.o
said estates to come forward and make me
diates ettlement and all persons holding chims
against said estates are notified to preser.t
them to the undersigned for payment ...n cr
before the 1st, day of May 1912." or t;:.N
j tice will be plead in bar of their rea vrrv,
i This May 1st 1911.
' J, F. WILSON, Acnvn,
ADMINISTRATORS N01ICh
; : v
Ill's
Honest Medicines Versus Fakes.
President Taft's recent mes-
Distant Relative.
sage suggestion an amendment to j Johnny's mother bought him a ! health and vigor. 50c at. Ham
the Pure Food and Drugs law in hre engine. He wanted to see how j brjck & Austin,
its relation to Prepared Mediciues j it worked, and of course in a very j
does not refer to such standard ! short time the wheels were off. A Mountain of Lime w Found,
medicines as Foley's Honey and I She was naturally very angry with . . . ,
Tar Compound ana Foley Kidney i him and panished him severely. , An infes,in and ""e in-
Pills both of which are true medi-1 When dadd ame hom he fQund dustry for this eecnon ab.m
cines carefully compounded of in-1 1 u . . I which little or nothing has been
redients whn;p mpdirinal nilJ,i; nis mall son sitting m the nursery i . , . . . t
rcuients wnose meaicinat quan-' , said in the newspapers, is that
ties are recognized bv the medical I 'itli very red eyes. i ..J..J
profession itself as the best known "Why, my poor old man,"
remedial agents for the diseases ; he inquired, "what is the matter?
TmTt0Tu "Nuffing." sniffed the small
over three decades Foley s Honey ; , r
and Tar Compound has been a toy
standard remedy for coughs, colds "But something must be wrong, "
ana affections of the throat, chest . persisted daddy. "Do tell me."
and lungs for children and for
grown persons, and it retains to
day its pre-eminence above all
other preparations of iis kind.
Foley Kidney Pills are equally ef
fective and meritorious.
McrrisAX'cbb Drug Co.
,vhen you allow any of your
k or poultry to remain sick
a day.
They give you less results in beef,
pork, work, or eggs, when they are
not in perfect health. Take a little
interest in your own pocket book
and doctor them up with
Black-Draught
Stock and Poultry
I Having qualified as Administrator
The undersigned hr.ving dulv qualified as ; estate of L - Russell deceased, i !,
tlto !;vi.;.,r ot the estate ol the late Lizzie notlfV a11 persons having claims against
a Kiliiam. ecease.i. :;11 pers ns owing the estata, to present them to ms or to my a
vai.l est::v .n re. uested t .;..n:e forward ; tomey, for settlement on or before the 1 5th
and settle, hnd all persons having claim da' of aY 1912- or this notice will re r!e:u
against the said estate are notified to present , 111 bar of their recover-. Ail persons 1:1
tht s:imp within i.ni wir ur i!iis nxce will ; debted to the estate will please make imme-
l e plead in bar of their recovery on same.
This June loth 191 1
J. A. PAlNTfcR, Ifxecutor.
Carver d; Winstead. Attv's.
Administrator's Notice.
diate settlement.
This 15 th day of May 1911
J. T. RULSELL.
Administrate'!
Win. D. Merritt, Attorney.
Medicine
"Oh, well :.f you want to know
said the little boy, "I have just
been having an 'awM row with
your wife. ''1 it-Bits.
Taft At
Ue.:'Cu L u'd i'CiletU
ro
conducted near Rockford, ihis
county, by the Yadkin Line Com
pany. Some time ago what appear
ed to be a solid mountain of lime
stone was discovered about a
mile from Rockford and near the
,, ! railroad. The state geologist in
vestigated and expressed the
opinion that the deposit did not
exist in paying quantity. How
ever, the nromoters, Mr. A. F. !
. i Messick of Winston-Salem and a
Foley kidney Pills are compos' Mr. Wellington of Boston, plucki-:
ed of ingredients specially , ly installed the necessary machin
selected for their . corrective ; ery and' their faith seems to be;
healing, ionic, and stimulating fully justified. They are taking !
effect upon die kidneys, bladder : out the limestone, which is of fine
and urinary passages. They are quality, in paying quantities, and ,
antiseptic, aniiiithic and a uric acid i from all appearances the moun-
soiveiii. ; tain, though a small one, is oi
Morris-Webb Drug Co. : solid limestone. These gentlemen
I are incorporated under the name
Holding Services on Church Lawn. I of the Yadkin Lime Company,
violated everv tariff principle of i Tk Greensboro Record says: ; and nave estaWlisnea otnees ana
this country as it did every promise "The evening services of the j warehouses for shipping purposes
made in the Republicen platform i First Presbyterian church, held along the railroad. The industry
upon hich President Taft was ! out of doors on the lawn has been is PaiR2 and is rewarding the
elected. He not only criticized the great success. Last Sunday faith of the investors. The- moun
President in strong terms during j evening over three hundred j tain is situated close t0 the banks
his speech but took a fling at from chairs had beemplaccd but these of tne Yadkin river in rather a
er secretary of theinterinr dpnnrr. were soon fillorl nmi q: the r-rmrri ! wild spot.
ment. Richard A. Ballinger, ' continued to come one hundred
whom, he said, had been aiding and fifty more chairs were
the Guggenheim syndicate to ob- , brought out. These were all
tain vast interests in Alaska. taken and some of the worshipers
. . . 'sat on the grass.
Kay Fever And Summer Colds.
Must be relieved quickly and ; Kidaey Diseases Are Curable.
Foley s Honey and lar impound ;under cerIai conditions. The
will do it. h. M. btcwan, 1034 Hoh, mori;.;n ,.t v.. u
It will pay you to do this.
It has paid thousands of other
successful farmers and stock and
poultry raisers.
This famous remedy is not a
food, but a genuine, scientific med
icine prepared from medicinal herbs
and roots, acting on the liver, kid
neys, bowels and digestive organs.
Sold by all druggists, price 25
cents, 50 cents and 1. per can.
KS Write for valuable book: "Success
with. Stock and Poultry. ' ' Sent free for a
U postal. Address Biack-uraugit btoclc
Medicine Co.- Chattanooga.- Tm
Executors Notice.
y
The undersigned having qual.fied as the !
administrator of the estate of Bell Edwards. !
deceased, late of Person count Having qualified as Executors on the estate
this is to notify all persons having claims of tne late c- Vernon, deceased, late of
against the said estate oi said deceased to PersDn County, horth Darolina, this is to
exhibit them to the undersigned on or before notify al1 person' owing the estate to come
the 3rd day of June 1912 or this notice forward and make immediate settlement and
will be plead In bar of their recovery. All a11 persons holding claims against said estate
persons indebted to said estate will please I are notified to present them, to the under
take immediate pavment. i s,gned for Payment on or before the 24th
This 3rd day of June 1911. I day of April 1912, or this notice will be
J. W. Turuer. Aam'r. j Pead in bar of their recovery.
Thi 24th day of April 1911.
Mrs. C, R. VERNON
JOHN H VERNON
JAS. W. VERNON.
Executors.
NOTICE OF SALE OF
LAND.
Under and by virtue of the
n
powers conierrea in a certain
Land Sale Town Lot.
N orth Carolina,
Person County.
Under and by virtue of a deed of trust ex
ecuted to me. as trustee, on March 2nd 1908
by Walter Blalock and wife, Sallie Blalock,
duly recorded in the office of Register of
Deeds of Person County, in book 13, at
page 450. etc.. default having been made in
the payment of the note secured thereby,
Washington.
LaFolltitte i: a :
ciprocity today revie'ved
minibtrctiion of President
scathing terms arid declared
it was a light between the
senator
re-
the ad
Taft in
that
plain
and upon request oi me nciaer oi saw voua , mortgage executed by W. H.
' t i ot inn Hayes to Capt. William Bowling
' Monday, July olst lyll, jon the 15th day of October. 1897.
at the Court House door in Person County, ; which mortgage is duly recorded
iseil to the highest bidder, for cash, the fol-jinthe OfUce of the Reoister 0r
lowing Scribed real estate, to-wit; - , Deeds in Book 22, page 260. the
: 'That tract of land in said ounty and . , . , .. ' . & ,
MtP K-ina nnd horn? in the town of Helena. uriUCISIKUeU Will Sdl tor CUSl, Hi
: Kamded on the South by the land of W. F. ; the CO'Tt house door at Koxboro.
I Timl erlake. on the West by the land of Joe N. C, on
j Timberlake, on the North bv Benehan Oara-, ,
j eron and on the East by E W Reade, con- Monday, 24tll dayof JuK' L .. i
i taining one-thirteenth of an acre, more or . J J
! less, on which is located a residence and ; at 12 o'clock m.', the followinr -----
scribed lot of land
Lying and being
! other buildings
I This June 27th 1911.
j W A. BRADSKER. Trustee
(. 1 . i
people and confederated privilege.
He said th" reciprocity agreement
Wolfram St., Chicago writes: "I ; fore the disease has pr0RTessed
have been greatly troubled during !RoFar Mr Perry A pitman
the hot summer months with Hay ! tpv ca,ro. "t , c a
Fever and find that by u.ingiP3 lefX' Says: J wasudown m
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound j btd ior four months Wllh kldney
I get great relief." Many others iand bladder trouble and gall
who suffer similarly will be glad ; stones. One bottle of Foley Rem
benefit by -Mr. Stewart's experi-jedy cured me well and sound."
ence, i Ask far t
Morris-Webb Drug, Co. ! t0' 1 '
m orris- w eoD urug,. uo.,
EALTH
ENDURANCE
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 insure health by guard
ing it. It is worth guarding.
At the first attack of disease,
which generally approaches
through the LIVER and mani
fests itself in innumerable ways
TAKE.
kv
w
And cave your Health.
W e have secured i
the services of a!
first class druggist
and are now pre
pared to fill pre
scriptions accurate
ly and promptly.
Send us your pre
scriptions, Full line of Toilet
articles, cigars and
tobacco.
Your trade is 'so
li cited.
Roxboro Drug. Co.
NOTICE!!
By virtue of the 'powers vested fa me
trustee in a deed of trust
Blackwed and wife to J. L. Garrett & Co
duly recorded in Person County, in bk. 16
P, 514, I will on
jbounty, on tne waters r
'River, and known and desi::;
as Follows, viz: Adjoining th- I
!of Wm. Bass, Capt. Win. I
' i - .i i i i
made bv sam;nuaiiu oiners anu L'ounue
5,1
follows; beginning at a reck
the Roxboro road, running there
North ft deorpp F5r 7 (Y c;:v
Saturday 5th day ol Aug. 1911 ! to a whHe oak; thence hast KM"
chains to a rock: thence iwtii :
degrees East 10.10 chains 10 .
rock; thence North 88 degrees
ttt 4 t-r r r i
vvesi v.wtt chains to a roc :
thence North 3 degrees East
chains toa stake; thence 8G de-
1909, being Joe Blackwell's share of the ; grees West 18.84 chains to a l'OCK:
sell at public auction for cash, in front of
the court house door in Rcxboro those three
certain tracts therein described.
(a) 1 3-4 acres more or less adjoining
Buck Pointe,,Lewis Peace and others, sold
and conveyed to Sam Blackwell by T. c.
d rooks Trustee, on the 3 8th day of Nov.;
Patsy Blackwell land.
(b) 15 acres more or less, bounded on N
by lot a E by Herbert Rogers, S by A'lvis
Oakly and W Carver and Brooks, being the
share of Sam in the lands of his father Reu
ben Blackwell.
(c) 1 1-9 acres more or- less, adjoining
Martha Peace, Jno. Blackwell, Lucy Hester
.thence South 3 degrees West 7
chains to the Roxboro road: th
with said1 road Southeastward ;
the begginning, containing 41
acres, more or less.
This sale is made by reason
the failure of W. H. Haves to p.:
. . , i i i.i i r
Joe Blackwell ana otners, oeing me snare ui nff.on i j-,LQffto . a nMfk c..r
Sam in the Patsy Blackwell lands see plot . u,JU,a'
survey and partion proceedings in Person y said mortgage,
county clerks office. Done at the instance of This 17th day Of June, 1 01 1
said J. L. Garrett & Co, on the 4th day of . c j -r r n7T n
juiv i9ii. E. H. and B. P. BOwLI
i.e. brooks, Trustee, I Executors of Capt. Wm. Bo wii
for j i Garrett & Co R. P- Reade, Atty.
1 lljkli
I--
for backach, rbeumatisrn
kidney
ladder trouble;
(Pi Foley's Kidney Pills puriCy the t lod, rev.; re lost vitality
Pi I I
FOR SALE. BY MORRIS 'WEBff, DRUG,. GO .