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N. LUNSFORD,
Attorney at Law,
Over Garrett, & Stanfield's Store.
lioxBORO. N. C.
b L. M. CARLTON,
dttomie'. and Cou nsellor at
Law.
ROXBORO, N. C.
Practice wherever services requi;
ed. Phone 10.
WM. D. MERRITT,
.Attorney and Counsellor at' Law.
Peoples Bank Building.?
F. O. Carvsr. S. G. Winstead,
CARVER & WINSTEAD.
Attorneys and Counsellors at law.
Office over Bank of RoxboroJ
Roxboro. N. C
MAPCUS C. WINSTEAD,
Attorney-at-Law.
Practice in Person and Caswell Counties
end wherever services required.
Officeergeafc Cy.
Dentist.
nmr over Lons. Brad-
.hAv&C Hardware storeA1''.""" aBCU 1,www'
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Offers his professional services in the
practice of medicine in alfits branches to the
eople ot KoxDoro ana surrounaingi cuuniry.
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Office over Bank of Roxboro.
DR. R. J. TEAGUE.
1 Will in in y viiivw i'vi i-'
Drue Conmanv's Store every Saturday and
Sunday, Special attention given Eve, Ear
Nose and Throat diseases and ntting ci
glasses
17. A. Bradsher, M. D.
Practicing Physician .
Offers his services to the people of
Roxboro and surrounding
community.
B E. LOVE, N. D.,
Practicing Physician
Offers his services to the people of
Roxboro and surrounding com
munity. Office in Pass &
Carver Building.
Br. C. G. Nichols.
Dr. A. H. Nichols
!Nicholsr&!Nichols
Offers their professional service to
the people of Roxboro andlsur
irounding country.
DR. E. J. TUCKER,
Dentist.
Oflce New Jones Hotel
over Roxboro Drug Co.
DR. G. C. VICKERS,
Dentist.
Office at Jones ' Hotel, Roxboro,
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W. MORTON,
SUKVi-ZYOK
Land and Drainage Surveys.
Office over Peoples Br.;:!:,
ROXBORO v. C.
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Connection at Lynchburg with trains east
A 33 westbound.
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M Fi BRAGG, T. P.: A.
W, B. BFVILL, G. P. A.
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Death of Buck Hayes.
A feeling of deep gloom was
spread over the entire community
of Bethel Hill when the sad news
was circulated Sunday morning i
Sept. 3, that William- Hays had j
did the night before at eleven -
o'clock.
Buck Hays as he was familiarly j
known had been unwell for three j
weeeks, but he resisted his dis-j
ease and kept up until seven or
eight days before his death. His '
disease developed into a maligant
attack ot Typhoid Fever. His
strong manly form soon ave way
before theraverage of this dreaded
disease. His genial, noble life was
cut off in the 24th year of his
About seven years ago he made
a public profession of faith and
united with Olive Branch Bap
tist Church. He attended his
church and helped to bear the ex
penses, but.thought he like many
other young people, and older
ones too. had not developed in
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to a very active cnnstian worker,
yet, it is fondly hoped by those
who knew him best that he was
a converted man and has gone
home tO Heaven
Buck was a universal favorite
in the large,'circle of his friends
both young and old. He was a big
hearted, generous, genial, noble
iiAn n rr man XTic HonarhirA will
only in his happy home but h
lIiai,.v iUVIlls "ai is
hie iinpynpctprl Ioqq
n jmmense concourse of
pe0ple attended his burial at the
grave yard, at Mr. Gabriel Meal's.
I -r i
ne burial services were COn-
ducted by Rev. J. A. Stradiey.
As young people are busy en
erased DreDarins: to live may this
early death teachthem that the
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Don't Break Down.
Severe strain on the vital organs
like strains on machinery, cause
break downs. You can't over tax
stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels or
nerves without serions danger to
yourself. If you are weak or run
down, or under strain of any kind,
take Electric Bitters the matchless,
tonic medicine. Mrs. ,), E. Van de
Sande, of Kirkland, 111., writes: I
did not break down while endurin ?
a most severe strain, for tnree
months, is due wholly to Electric
Bitters." rise them and enjoyed
health and strength. Satisfaction
positively guaranteed. 50c. at Ham
brick and Austin.
Would Kill Her.
Sympathetic Visitor Mrs. A,
what do you suppose makes you
suffer so?
Mrs. A I don't know. I'm
suie, and I beleive nothing but a
post mortem will ever show.
S V. You poor thing! You are
so weak you could never stand
that.
Good Enough For the Doctor.
Mr. Ghout-All m money can
not give me health, doctor?'''
Dr. Bolus No, perhaps not;
but it is of inestimable value,
nevertheless. It gives us physi
cians great confidence. Stray
Stories.
Foley's Honey And Tar Compound.
Still retains its high place as the
best household remedy for all
coughs and colds, either for chil
dren or grown persons. Prevents
serious results from a cold. Take
only the genuine Fpley's Honey
and Tar Compound, and refuse
substitutes.
Morris-Webb Drug Co,
While hunting squirrels Wed
nesday afternoon on the farm of
J. L. Bergman, four miles north
of Greensboro, near Pomona,
Lacey Hackett, a 19 year old boy
Tyas shot and instantly killed by
his boon companion, Gaff Smith.
The gun, a single-barreled shot
gun, was accidently discharged
not more than five feet from the
face of young Hackett, and the
entire load struck him in the
mouth. His head was terribly
mangled.
When you are in the market
f of Enamel ware, Crockery or
anything in this line we can make
it to your advantage to call on u
Long; Bradsher & Co.
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News From Route 5.
The rain that came Sastlweek
will be the making of Clate Jcorn
tobacco, and turnips,, will take a
good start."
" jjiss Hettie Rogers Swill fteach
our school .4again"this' year at
Cyclone Hill. Academy; and is up
t0 date teacher and amwblelyoung
iacjv.
For the last twoweekslI! have'
heard many reports from squirrel
guns, and it sounds like .bushi
tails are plentiful this year.
'often heard remarks made
about huants andgosts being heard
and seen at someold residences,
and if you want to get rid of
naunts forever, do as that minis
ter who was troubled . with such
plagues, and one dark night
something as white asf snow, as
tall as a man and without a head,
appeared to him, and the brave
eld minister reached, out his hand
ane said, "Mr. Ghost please give
me $5.00 for missions", and he
said his haunt banished like an
electric flash never to be seen
again.
I will give you readers an in-'
stance that I recently heard and
it may impressed some of we
slothful farmers to see ourselves
in the true light. Once upon a
time a young man named John
called upon his sweetheart, named
Mary,and theytook a pleasant walk
in Mary's garden and they were
admiring a beautiful flower, and
John said "Mary whai would you
prefer being to anything in ex
istence"? Mary said, "Mr, John I
had rather be that flower with it
fraerance: rain bow colors: ac
tractiveness; sunshine purity: in
nocence charms, exquistiveness
and its exuberant formation. "
And she said "John what had you
rather be? "At that moment he es
pied a curious reptile advancing
toward him, and he said," I would
prefer being that creeping animal
with its thousand hands. " Mary
said with surprise to John, "Why
would you prefer to be that black
speckle thing"? And he said with
his thousand arms he could em
brace that flower." And she ex
claimed, "John you don't use the
two arme that you have. "Brother
farmer you see the moral in this
meral parrable.
Use what opportunities you have
as it was not intended by our
Creator for us to use a thousa nd,
if so he would have supplied us
as he did the thousand leg worm,
that John desired to be.
I will give you readers my out
line drawn from a double text.
"Be the husband of one wife".
1 Timothy 3:12.
"Be blameless the husband one
wife". Titus 1 ;6, Which teaches
that 9 man should be the husband
of one wife only.
1. Let us strive to be blameless.
a. As to knowledge,
b. As to piety.
c. As to good works.
d. As to virtue.
e. As to home living.
I. As to the community.
g. As to the church."
h. As to the Bible study.
II. Who should be the husband
of ane wife.?
a. The deacon.
b. The gospel minister.
c. The layman.
d. The bible teacher.
e. The church clerk.
f, The prayer meeting workers.
g. All classes of men.
'ill. See what the two text com
demn as to the marriage tie.
a. They condemn-adultery.
b. Fornication! jGal. 5; 19).
c. The lewed house,
d The prostitutes.
e. Thewhore mongers. (Rev.
21.8).
f. The Curse and Hell of polyg
amy. In the first text we find that the
deacon is foradden to marry but
one wife, and in the second text
we see that the minister is not al
lowed but one, and what is meant
in the New Testament for the
deacon and minister is meant for
church members and all mankind.
I say fearlessly that any man hall
see in the end that he has Jplayed
the fool. a
If he takes any other )ook for
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Old or New Testament, and
more especially the new as
Christ is our guide and safe leader
now, and the New Testament
which is the word was made Mesh
and dweleth among us, who is
Christ and who said He was the
way the truth and the light, and
and if we take some other book
aside from the New Testerment
as our counsel and blunder into
some other man's way, apart from
Christ, we 'will land in eternal
darkness with our eyes open,
after it is too late to see that we
are wrapped in the flames of a
devii hell fire.
Mrs. S. A. Rogers and Mrs.
P. L. Tap-), (spent last Sunday
evening with Mrs. W. A. Barton.
Miss Ethel Satterfield has re-
returned from a visit to relatives
and friends in Wake County, and
reports a nne time. '
Little Masters Willie and Carl
Satterfield spent last Sunday even
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wiui iviaMci oauu.i, uy,
Bert and Willie Jones, and the
little lads had a gay and merry
time.
A Great Advantage to Working Men.
J. A. Maple, 125 S. 7th St.,
Stpuhenville savs- 4,For vears I
btubenville. savs lor years 1
suffered from weak kidneys and a
severe bladder trouble. I learned
o f Foleys kidney Pills
and their wonder -
ful cures so I began taking them
and sure enough I had as good
results as any I heard about. vMy
backache left me and to one of my
business, expressman, that alone
is a great advantage. My kidneys
acted free and "normal, and that
saved me a lot of misery. It is now
a pleasure to work where it used
to be a miserv. Foley Pills have
cured me and have my highest
praise."
Morris-Webb Drug Co.
Mr. Hackett May Oppose Mr. Page.
Sanford'Express.
It is said that Dick Haclceft, of
"Wilkes county, former Congress
man from the eighth district, is
! ambitious to succed Mr. Page in
I Congress and that his name be
i presented to the Democratic con
I vention next year for the nomi
nation. We have heard the names
of other gentlemen mentioned for
the place, among .them, Hammer
of Randolph, Varner and John
son cf Davidson, Beasley of Un
ion, MclverofLee, Robinson and
Lockhart of Ansbn, . and Spence
of Moore. It lis presumed that
Congressman Page desire to. sue
ceed.himself and.it is safe to say
that he will have opposition for
the nomination. At the end of the
nrpsenf term Mr. Paas will havl
been in Congress twelve years,
a longer period than any other
member of the North Carolina
delegation has served in Congress
except Webb and Claude Kitchin.
Mr. A. MiBurns left, Monday.r
morning for the Northern market r
where he will purchase the ; fall
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Berman & Lioshitz's.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
Department of State.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Whereas, it appears' to my sat
isfaction, by duly authenticated
record of th proceedings for the
ycluntary dissolution, there of by
the unanimous consent of all of
the stockholders, deposited in my
j office, that the Rox()oro Vehicle &
Casket Company, a corporation of
this State, whose principal office
is situated at No., Main Street, in
the town of Roxboro,' County of
Person, State of North Carolina
(E. D. Cheek being the agent
therein and in charge thereof, up
on whom Drocess may be served,)
has complied with the requirement
t"li!a, 15:JZ
t0 the issuing of this certificate of
j Dissolution:
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Now Therefore,, I J. Bryan
(;r mps Serrerarv nF Srarp nf tho
State of North Carolina, do here
by certify that the said corporation
did, on the 28 day of June, 1911
file in my office a duly executed
and attested consent in writing to
the dissolution of said corporation.
; executed by all the stockholders
thereof, which said consent and
the record of lhe Proceedings
1 aforesaid are now on file in my
( said office as provided by law.
j In-Testimony Whereof , I have
hereto set my hand and affixed
jmy official seal, at. Raleigh, this
, 28 daV of Jane, A. D. 1 911.
J. Bryan Grimes,
Secretary of State.
Ni Beer Bobs Up Again in Greensboro.
Greensboro, Sept. 5. The sale
of near beer in Greensboro is still
going on according to' the police,
the ardent now being vended un
der such names as "No-tax" and
"Noao'' (a contraction of no al
cohol.) In police court yesterday
t vo of the vendors were in court
and their cases argued at some
length before Judge Eure An
analysis "of some of the goods
they have been selling had been
made by a chemist of A. & M.
College for the colored race, and
this shdwed about two per cent
alcohol. The men who were in
court said that " they had bought
the drink after having been furnish
ed with analyses in whicn if was
stated thaithere was no alcohols
in the drinks and that thev .would
not intoxicate. Users of the fluid
'say "It looks like beer, smells
like beer, and tastes like beer,"
The police says chat- users tell
them that it will intoxicate when
taken in quantities. The police
have1 determined that the soft
drink seller, and the nibeer fluid
must go. Truly the way of the
drinker is hard.
WHEN IN
please advise me and l
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HewFurniture!
I have just received a
car load of Furniture
which I am offering at
the, most reasonable
price. No old stock,
everything new, bought
right and will be sold at
prices which means
MONEY
to you when you buy. See our
line before making your pur
chase. Will make you close
prices on buggies and wagons.
Better prepared than ever to
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serve you in my undertaking
department, Mv personal atten
tion is given to every job. Will
appreciate a call,
E. D. CHEEK.
Successor to
Roxboro Vehicle & Casket Co
Spring Bedding
Plants
f or beantif ying the yard
Al&o Decorative
Plants for the
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 14y
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Succeed wheii everything else f,i;-.
In nervous prostration and feral. ?
veaknesses they krs the suprer:.. I
remedy, as thousands have tesitfied.
FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
't is the bsst medicine ever sold
over a cLtiggist's counter.
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