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ROXBORO, NORTH CAROLINA, Wednesday Evening, July 10, 1912.
VOL. XXIX
No. 28;
BINDER METHODS ARE TOO COST
LY.
ply an larcre sum to the methods
of top-dressing." Charlotte Ob
server,
'U L u
nuui '.ai
Chairman Long Says Results So Far
Have Not Been Satisfactory.
'The board of county com
missioners has so far found no
substance in the way of a per
manent binder for the macadam
roads of the county that justifies
the cost." said Chairman W M.
Lon yesterday. The board dis
cussed this matter at its two
meiings the first of the week.
ulving before it at the time rep
re?entatives of concerns that are
v.t hn? different forms of binders
v- ;ne marker. The discussion
v- earnest end the members of
d were keenly alive to
mce of the proposition
: Mr. Long said yesterday that
. u.ay is not yet open for any
:arue contract with any of these
-;, ms by which they will supply
:he county- with the substances
necessary to give duration to the
ife of a macadam road.
EXPERIMENTS ARE MADE.
"We have made a number of
experiments with I various sub
stances," continued the chairman,
"and have found none that prov-
. A catlcfarforv. The cost is tOOs
i U J H'-V j -
ureal and the board does not feel
:v it is doing its duty when in--.icting
a large exoense on the
:K-payers of the county simply
j -nake experiments with sub-.;,--s
that may not be worth the
r;:e. We have used the binder,
..n iinour opinion, the. .cost was
:;;essiv. entirely too- great for
e results we received.
"0;;t on the new Newell road,
;:i . Loured off a mile to make
.oei imnt with ihe penetra-
;: i!,od of applying the as
,hj.:i coating. We did the work
ur'ives through convict . labor
-,d ;he actual cost was only for
suostance wnicn auiuumcu
Sl,i'.00.
"It is hard to tell right now
where the substance was applied
in comparison with the average
condition of that road. From this
experiment and our observation,
the members of the board can
see readily that the people of
th;s county can not afford to use
that form of top-dressing.
THE ASPHALT TEST.
'We have used the asphalt
binder on the Pineville road and
P4RTY CALL IS READY.
Roosevelt's Views Are Set Forth in
His "Charter of democracy,' ' He
Says.
Oyster Bay, N. Y., July- 6.
The "progressive movement" as
Colonel Roosevelt put it tonight
is to be the keynote of his cam
paign. It means he said, the put
ting into effect of "every prin
ciple for whieh we stand." Colo
nel Roosevelt's statement .as' re
garded as an indication ,that he
Business Men Entertain Teachers.
On last Thursday night at
Hotel Jones the business men of
Roxboro gave a reception compli
mentary to tht teachers who
were here attending the Teachers
Institute.
From 9 until 10 o'clock there
was an informal reception held in
the parlor of the Hotel Jones,
and from 10 to 12 o'clock the I would draw the line taut for a un-
time was spent in the dining room compromising fight, that he would
where refreshments were served j insist upon a platform and a cam
and toasts responded to. paign of such a nature as to lay
The following program w?sj before the people for the verdict
carried out: : in November the complete pro-
Rev. D. F, Putnam, toast-j gram to which he has committed
master; Mrs. J. A. Beam, toast- i himself.
mistress. -j Colonel Roosevelt's views, he
What North Carolina Owes says, are set forth in his ' 'charter
Her Teachers, J. W. Noell. j of Democracy" speech in Colum
What Her Teachers Owe j bus, O., last February, which
North Carolina, Miss Lily Jones, marked his reentry into active
What Person County is to the politics. Since that time he has
bii
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yo
yo
yo
ani
be
Teachers, W. D. Merritt.
declared himself unqualifiedly for
What the Teachers 'are to Per- woman suffrage.
son County, Miss Eugenia Brad- j That the courts will come into
sher. i attention at the hands of the new
What the Teachers Mean to party was indicated by the fact
the Business Men, J. A. Long, that Colonel Roosevelt spent a
jr. , 'large part of me aiternoon in
What the Business Men Mean considering the subject. He had
to the Teachers, Miss Evie', with him William L. Hansom of
Street. j Brooklyn, a lawyer who attract-
What Relation the Teacher Sus- ci the Colonel's attention seve
tains to the Preacher, Rev. E. M. ral weeks ago by delivering be-
Snipes. ' I tore the New York tsar Associa-i
b.at Relation the Preacher j tion a lecture in defense of tfcc
Sustains to the Teacher, C. C. j recall of judicial decisions, .the
Cuningham. j doctrine enunciated by the ex-
Wlvat the Teacher Means to 'President in his Columbus speech.
the Superintendent. F. O. Car- Colonel Roosevelt did not in
dicate whether he would urge
What the Superintendent 1 that the new party take a stand
Means to the Teacher, Miss Ethel in favor of the recall of judicial
Crowder ' decisions. It is believed, ho an
Woodrow Wilson, or the Evo- ever, that he will not insist upon
i.nfaTwr s G. Wins- this stfeD, as he said tnrougnout
cohpany. DON'T YOU DO IT,
if you have any money in
r pocket you don't need, give
it b hnpri, this will satisfy him and
will be Jbetter off, because
already nave one of the best
pobies written by any company
the longer you hold i. the
er you will be satisfied.
ne Commissioner of Insur
ant of North North Carolina,
wii whom the laws of the state
for as h very company to place
boiis and securities to the pro
tecpnof each and every policy,
sajr. rThe policy holders of the
Jerfirsin Standard are absolutely
saFei cap and every policy is pro
tected "jet some little agent who
doesn't now a twenty payment
from a hughe life policy, will j
very geirously (?) advise vou to j
drop-yc Jefferson and incident
ally surest that His company
might (accept your application.
The a ve is not said in defense
of the J ?erson but as a warnine
to itslp cy holders against the
Jeffersc but as a warning to its
policy h lers against the hood
winking)f some unscrupulous
r i t on
agents, ne jerrerson today is
A Delicious Tonic This
Pure, crude cod liver oil is beneficial to anyone in need of
a system upbuilder but can yoq take it to most of us it is
a nauseating and impossible treatment.
Evn when you are able to take it you will find that it is
dome what sluggish in its action doesn't stir up. the circula
tion and give you the energy that you would like. -
.Nyal's Cod Liver Compound
Km
'ls an extract of pure cod liver oil, extract of malt, and wild
nerve tonics.
Pleasant to Take, Quickdr In Its Action
And far More Beneficial Than the Clear Oil. v
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Will not give you that sluggish feeling even in warm
- weather it's just the opposite in action. It sends rich, red
blood coursing through your veins so that you notice it
giveNs you life and energy while building up a broken-down
system.
It sells at One Dollar the bottle accompanied by our per
sonal recommendation.
Besides good goods you get good treatment at our store,
Always nlad to have peeple come in and look around, whether
they want to buy or not. We wait on you promptly, giv you
what you ask for but never tease anyone to buy anything.
Whitted
rug Si
Roxboro N. C.
the tow( of the South in the
Insuran world having in 1911
sold mc insurance than any
other coany doing business in
the statehe closest competitor
being aat two hundred thous
and dolh behind and she will
continut to lead. When you
nave aprrerson atanaard you
.have irest"and it cost yob no
more tn the others. Delay i
is dangus, "DO IT NOW".
S. P. SATTERPIELD
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tead.
The Institute and its Work this
Session, A. B Stalvey. -
on the Steele Creek road. This
drains costs 24 cents the square
(1 and figuring a little moi
7a00 souare yards to the
r.i-." cost of a mile of this form
'.::?i'3ved road would be about
1 ;. Our observation from the
ms made on the two
.--tares whtre the asphalt
- .vis been applied does not
iustify that much
r : ! 4- .-y i- rl i - rr
; l'Oaa IS UOL suuiuuii;
and .tear of- heavy
: ..r. ihe work is not at all
;,y ror the amount of
: . co.st. The people of
. ; ;.ru are not able and
lie willing to lay aside
ot money, for instance
r.Kiko the roads of
;y ;s little more lengthy
can take that money
:;i macadam roads every
;rs and give the people
stretches of really
. j i pike. The improved
'-.:ke a rood appearance
lev months riding over
g.-nuinely dehghtful, but
- -'':ces of the county are
'' in such condition that they
r n b'..'!applied soley for apparent
Jurors for August Term of Court.
The following jurors were
drawn for the August Term of
Court at the session of the Board
on last Monday:
Luell Blalock, W. T. Carver,
W. G. Clayton, W. W. Wrenn,
.John T. Barker, J. R. Franklin, j
R. T. Rimmer, S. S. Crutchfield,
R. T. Bowes, L. J. Meadows, J.
J. Dixon, Luther Satterfield, S.
G. Hamlim, James 0. Pierce, D.
R. Chandler, Jack Whitfield, S.
E. Peed, T. L. Franklin, J. H.
Jones, J. W. Jackson, w.
Hawkins, J, H. Watts, B. W.
Knott, B. G, Crumpton, A. G.
Riley, S. Y. Wrenn, J. E. Cham
bers, L. M. Clayton, John M,
r?r-0nrr r. H Russell. .1. E.
Ulwi, 1 "
Melton, J. A.'Long, Jr., W.
LunsFord, W. E. Farley. J.
Clayton and W. T. Barnett. ,
his recent campaign that h favor
ed the application of this mea
sure to State courts only and
would not attempt to apply it . to
the Federal judiciary.
The call for the national con
vention of the new party is ready
Colonel Roosevelt said, and will
be made public on Monday.
"A Warniug
The Jefferson Standard Life
Insurance Co., of Raleigh, N,
C. for advantageous reasons has
decided to move its offices to
Greensboro, N. C.
To our mind this is the first
step toward a revolution in the
insurance business in the South.
The Jefferson is already the pride
of the South. Now mark my
prediction: Some future year, not
tor rtkb-int wp. will- look back
1UI UliJVWii vj ,w v
over the organizations, and re
cords of our Southern companies
.with pride, because to my mind,
they will convert themselves into
Progressive stepping stones;
their records will be the .march of-
Snnfhern Co.. to the
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highest pinnacle of success in the
insurance world, and above 'all
will be written JEFFERSON
following: miaows - -r ..un AirPndv other
Everlina Mayo, of Tarboro, Mary STANDARD. Already other
soutnern luidiuw ua.
rhe trend of the ways and have
Mr. JaJE. Farley and Friends at
the 1c.
The lowing party spnt last
week the Lake: Miss Berma
Sanderd of Creedmore, Miss
Duke,uurham, Miss Kathrine
Turne f Danville. Miss Connie
Critch of Lynchburg, Misses
Otey (vder, Annie and Lillian
Farley I Messrs, Sam Man
gum, (Durham, Hubert San
derfon of Creedmore, Mr.
Traynl, of South Boston, and
Mr. rbood o .Creedmore.
jMr. amrs, Arch Glenn, of
South ton. chaperoned the
party.
J.
S.
At the Lake,
Miss Myrtle Barnett is hostess
this wek to a party of friends.
The party is composed -of the
following: Misses . bhzaoetn anu
Death of Maurice C. Winstead.
Mr. urice C. Winstead,
youngekon of Mrs. Ella M.
Winsteiied at the home of his
mother the Northern part of
the Couon the morning of the
30th.
Just ( ear ago Mr. -Winstead
was thcture of health, but
that drd disease, tuberculo-
l PL B
H II
! I you want to buy your
- Flues cheap,' and get
good flues that will it
buy them of us.
I
Hdxboro Hardware Co.,
Main Sliwi. next door to WhittecPs Druq Store.
sis,
atta
his robust form and
in this while claimed him
as a vid
ead was a splendid
nd his death makes
Miv
young
nown
iyi
sad mararts, for he. was well ,
sry popular.
i co
.r
jrt that lasts only for a little
Vi,iie. There are too manv tax-
l);iy?rs who are entitled to the
usual form of rock
Scheriod, of Enrield, and Annie
Bryan, of Oxford, and Messrs.
Hugh Scheriod of Enfield, Ben
jamin Mayo, of Tarboro, and Dr.
Flening, of Nettleboro.
Mr. James M.-Moore Dead.
Mr. James M. Moore, a young
man 27 vears of age, died at the
other Mrs- Logan
lHJlll V
Mnnvp. on Academy Streer, yes
tprrav evenine.at about 1 o CiOCK.
He had been sick for several
weeks. He was a painter and
was a most upright young, man
Pana and
Straw Hats
Cleaned reblocked equal to
new.
aliened their forces with the Jef
ferson and if you will follow its
course throughout you will find
the future to be a repetition of
past.
Every step forward is a thorn
in the flesh of competing compan
ies and you will find some of their
small and unsrupulous agents
butting against the Jefferson like
the ram agahist a rock wall and
in the disguise of f riendly, advice
wm advise you to throw, up your
roads to aD- well liked by all who knew him. jeffer?on and. .take , one
We havecs of hat blocks and can
give you an of size you like. Our
hat departmomplete.. Our prices are
as follows
Panama hhed and reblocked SI . CO
S traw, wl felt hats (all kinds) ,50
New outs s .25
New swei ,50
Ladies ar- nerv's suits dry cleaned
and steam Which makes them equal
to new ontyl ' Write us about any
thing you h jean. Prices and infor
mation cheeten. 'A trial order is all
we ask. Wlinting to $2.00 or more,
we pay the
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' 6 Keep Kool?r Hosiery.
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"KeepKool" Clothing.
KeepKool" Shoes ; '
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We arfe offering many seasonable goods
at greatly reduced prices noabliy v r
Low shoes, straw hats, skirts, waists;
laaies suits, ana ciptmng. .
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