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IN THE SHADOjV jOF'-VsCT.u. and;, "with . a.patience
TYSBURG.-
(HencyW.. Grady) rv;:;
Let me picture tbyouHhafoot-V
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PASSENGER TRAIN ON N; &
; -W. JUMPED TRPjK. .
Derailment Occurred on . Bridge
V Oyer Elerbee Creek,, But Nfc
One WasHurL V
Durham, ; July 6. Norfolk
anl. heroism; .that fit: women ai
rways: as aar.ment,',gave,r their
.hands to, work.-; 0 i-;ix ..;.:
The Passing of The-Shadow.
I see" a South ths hbin? oF fifty
toning up in his fad3d gray jack-, mi j ions of... people, .who'iiseC up
et tna paroewwju was to ceap every day;Hto Pti all from blessed estern train- No. 45 "narrowly
testimony to tna children! of his; cities, vast hiveToUridta and' xlsse'd on3 of thV-mt -seftoui
fidelity anl'falhb:turn years two mHesabbve
face southward from Appomattcifury.; from Durham last right;' when tn'e
in April 1835.?s.ThlJik.of him as : are drawnher "s Warns ": vocal train crashed-into a split rail
raggeu, "ai4 ve,.aYjrueari- witn.wMrrinz sDind'es- hr vaI. on a bride" p. "ovpt - "Elprhpp fVppk
... ;. - . . f. 4 - - - - t " LL. - .
k for 500
.. . -
the
"TWOFOLD - j-- CONFEDER-I :
1 ; Ji
Rd, enieeDiea Dy
woanis, having
b ' wa?t:Janiile73S trampiedin . the white and anj tore up the tracl
f oughV to exhaus- igold of . the halryestr Jimbunj 1 yrdi: Every car in
' train
CH imVar-Veteraris," both. Con-
tedert3:anl Unioi; Tvilb d
tXlr3..o!. charge .with saat
tyaPtharflTaSs, at ths performance
ifJ'tn''Two bldAnfederateaf
fn i?Vo k? M Her's CH out&Q:ar
t:t ".a to b3 given- ia.the Auditoi
rS Uswct JL4 Pon federates f are
fcdpttTonf Mi l3rrbfndth3r bf
ok llii?,' -atfl "Coir Tom looker
a h o them roim m.hmond; Va&
"KM amb j7a , J bai j ) pi iyer3 SlXl
rr1
tion, ne surrenders, his gun, tains showerinsr down tho mn& was dpraiipd nri ha rtomftol
wrings the hands, of .comrades in ;of bells a;)ier ;flow-iwlig Cocks ' done- th3 coaohes anr dthe tracks lSS'' iVVr,4r.
silence, and; iifting Ws''teaV--an Sherds: go- forth from their! wi 1 run-into-tfre thousands . 'off :?:o;n. Papt .riani.hsapa:
stained and pallid facefbr." the ''folds ;her ;ruler3rhone tfnd ier dollars. foweVer- fortunately 1 ' i rA? ?Hom; B??eI:
last timeosthe.graTes -that dot p.o Uovlnr. and W homniWnJnon of thft man nflnr' i ! veteranior, :thaCifir War, ,;and
old Virginia v hi. h,r pulls his "gray ,py J and theirheartstbries bright the crowded -train -Were5 ihiureyf;1 76 ,in evaryity -.visited
nan over hti brow,-and bprinn his snl h t hufat reserves for themselves
slow andjpaihfur.journ?y. What .pastures green, and . her conserve fter it had left the rails ;-andfc1?f?r'"?FiTH?f aapleasui
cosh ne Jiui-iei meiasjc you:wDO -uc? cipxn;. ner r wealth-, dirf used the. wonder of all who witnessed
w ent to yoar hbntes eegiMo find- an upobr-houses empty ; her chur-' the accident; is that, the heavy,
in the welcome you had justly (hos-earnsst and all creeds losfr'sars dii not break through .the
earned, full payment i for your 'n.:h 3 Gospel.- Peace and sobrie-j iri'ge an! plunga down the em
four years sacrifice what does y walking hand in hand tbrough bankment, some 50 : feet: below.
he find when nav.nj followed the e. ro:d3rs ; honor in her hom:s ; The train; jcraw, have no idea
, ;.t i - - M
arb please to announce- to bur Jri?ndiand tbl tKeinsuring ; :
rillKfirhl f?AvknrV 'an! Pprchrl' flrtiiWtv' iValt " 'tiro" 'i-liavA t?niirpkicifS.
tfeirTsur4hce.Age
jjdHJcucciiYras oicuuiy isi, iit, anu iflai.wt purpose 10 ;con-
qtictTiist2class and up-t(fte?finsuranje.vbuRess'. uhderHth
I'lii 11 r ill n in " iv si iif ri i- :-' A'.
im.',Y.,'f
iwitfcpem&enfrbeaSaiW
bfThe Courierv.We wiUliave the-honor:pf tjeprcsintin $ome oli
America 3 oldest, best, and Jeadin-flre insurance-xompanies rana
will jbe aa.bbsition to iive you protection; oni yoir rpfroperty t!xitc?;
trill olc-rt rttrtta 1 t iJaoffK onrt" A tfiti. ' T AVa, QfAfV :
bUity jristtrancK' and Bonds; in the best ; combanios -writins-' their
:t icnnti AttnY I moo; Win. v mill . nlan vnnUa , I af t ftrrtr "srktr
. owners bn , rental nronertv at- flr iair rate, insuring Dromot cndV
ensure or L:.. 4 r:. j.:" ' t- .-iiLitn:
v- sausiacwry service. au ousincss D:aceu in our-nanus wui dc Eiven a
&Mthf-rinflr around them on the nmmnt an l aPF7;a4- . t, . S-, .-,? !'i !. '
vt g'3 the old so.di3rs with whom; H . - ; . . . ; " , ' --'v 7 ; : ;L; V '
I w.'c,''' wA.no.'ii Anticipating a liberal share of the best business fromthe best v
.h?yh?red man . hardships, as.p l y . , r ; , ; ,r:
'vtL as thosa, whom they opposed r . - i : t - , " ' y , y t -
l.Tv'4-Tia Hstrj nf lmur aern Tho 5n.!
, it at on ha? been promptly and
Yours for business-like service;
Si.
ne una wnen nav nj lonowea tne,. e co:a3rs; nonor in her hom:s; 'ine train, paw have no ideah'1 , - , 47 p PTTMlVITMi I T A RI 0 UJ T T AMf
tattle-stained cross against over- ip iihtness in heT midst ; plenty what cauned the wreck other 'thusiastically: accepted every-H lNllNujlMYi
whelming odds, dreading death n her fields; straight and simnle than the spreading of.the raLs. :48'e' 8(113 n0 Porti3n of tna7l - - i -1 ' 'A - - : V'iv
t it
Luilenes has been more keenly
whelming odds, dreading death n her fields; straight and simple Jhan the spreading of .the raLs.
not half so much . as surrender, faith in the hearts of her sons The train was .crowded with
he rcah-s the home he laft so an! daughters; her two races the usual large
prosperous - and beautiful? He'walkia? together in peace and fronr the. Rougemont
finis his noise in ruins, his farm contentment ; sunshine every-'hi3 county, and
vfltftd. h: si a v as rP h(a Hrmir whTTE an flail thstimfir flhd nlVhf'boro. as wftll as'hv nnlnhpr nf ScrftedLll,iTli8,Two OW.Confed
crates'." To
destroyed, his monay - wortjiUss,' winrof- thB unsssn dove. )io Sunday. .The first intimation
fpndal in Hs? ' "
!
8 .--t-'-
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his social. system, 'feudal in. Its
magnificance, swept away ; hlsi Satl Death
DeoDle without, law or lesal sta-
tus, hi 3 comrades slain, and W ! 'HP TiiJba :vMr.
hnrd?i
shoulders. XTh'h4
his ves.r' traditions 'areone; cfcy'ago, -anu
Without money, -credit, employ.
vhH f Hy n-was struck-on the
the remainder of f -' ' -
tiio-re nresent ths manifest en- f: v'f" '
that anything was wrong .was meu' lUi5 B""8" -tlia.biimpms
ortha deraUjd train! r4ns ,of tn3 sonSs .anL storie3 ' t:M:
l;n? the .cross ;i3s. Tha wom3nv?V-' dU uajK '..
!ir juiv -
th3 train craw hTdWthttnevt2:e3tMtt? fl3 enterffinmen r as - v, r.
.Oild do t.o prevent a panic Thefv'..wnol"'
The advance sab of saats al- x
ntg.-o passengers couidnot ba
qciited and all mad3 avmad rush
ment, material or v training ; and baclt,or;,n) healby tae b'ail from or the doors anl windo. Manyl ;
hpsidps n hi.: Pnhfrnnwl withv iin .vrnwrnj uieu. -mr. o. tnom aroppea to -the. ffround
the creates inrob.em 'that . ever Tl-ll3-v dii nat seem t0 b9 hadly ce oro tha train could "b3 stopped.
met ttuman-iAtelllgende-the-es- -t-whr-n struck, but-after he
tablishing of a status. for the Sot horns - bacams-very sick
vast tojy of his liberated slaves. nl uncons ious, and died some
What does he do--this, hero is bcurs latar as abeva stat3d, wi h
gray with a heart' or gold? Does out regaining consciousness. The
he sit down in kullenness and de- bereaved family have, the sympa
spair? Not ; for a, day. Surely ihy of the community. ;
God, who has stripped him of his Mrs. Schaub Entertains,
prosperity, inspired him in his -f . ' n
adversity. As . ruin Was never so a R sehaub entertained a crowd! rfetary. anlelr has .discovered
overwhelming, never was restora- of young people with .a porch how to . k3ep,cooV H s ;pr3scrip-J
tion swifter, The soldier stepped party, xne decoration corres- uon is:
from;th9 tren3hes.into thefur- ponded with the day, being of, Th nk of cotton and : forget
about the warm weather.
ana Diue. Aixer Droeressivei
blood in April .were green with rook refreshments were -served.
the harvest in Ju:e: women rear-. It was gay, party; and v . they
d in luxury cut uo their dress- showed their" pleasure by linger
es and made brashes for their ing almost' until' the "winking" of
wrjsk.nj cre.v was hurried -to
it: s22m from Durham and a
vUtef train brought the passen
gers into Durham. They arrived
here at midnight.
... --., . .
Mr. Daniels Tells How To Keep
Cool
Washington, D. C, July 2. Se-
the lights.
OMCE
MOWE
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furnishyouv;
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The. secret iry. mad 3 :know!ih-8j derived from the parcels IV-,Mnhiw4mH
The Postmaster-uenerai r ua 'f - - - -; ,.X
tent to th3 Treasury, Department
iOidy assures axslarg3 audience J
''IhD Two Old Gon.sder.it3s'
Roxboro. .The present tour
has been a long Una 0; ovations
hus far, an7! from prasant ap-
' t. r f
1913 SERIES, a:
eoeodosesoooeofOoooodspGQd
poarance3 wf:i, continue o.- Jr. iTj lf ; f u n 'pvn!i'o t" " "i tr
the end. Ti3kets are on sale at 1 he. f Masterpiece ot MvyR: L Olds f vyhp has. had 26
Hambric,k & Austin ; years experience in builaWMotor .. Cmy . W 7 $ ;
Post Office Matters.
After July 1.
stflmDs will be valid on all class-
eb or matter, while regular f
c-fomna will vfllLI HD DarCelS ' ' . .
years experience in ouiuung
We nave just receivecU shipment bl these cars.
V LONG. MOTOR GAR 0.
post matter. Posrmater-Generaiv
s ';; Distributors. Hudson; Rea Hupm I
1 mi -w 1 rci ati Avnininu t iiu 1 1 if . ? i . - i , v
rflmp4 have.been used milnly toy ' ' ' U 1' t ' f 1 1 1 H I My H WffllJ IJ.M I t UU
determine the amount of revenue .
ciscovery today., when, some one
at the.Navy department deplored
ihe hot weather jn his presence.
"Do you realize" - he asked,
"that this is the finest possible
I 4?
an order for stamps for ; next
year,: the number needed being:
pstimated at , 12,071,000,OUU, . or :
weather for -raising cotton? Don't 1 130 for. every man, woman, and ;
1 ox realize that on days and
nght? ik3 w have been ' having
you can almost see the cotton
growing? And ; doCypu realize
that it li th? cotton 'f export crop
o; - this (country that keeps the
balance of 'trade in favor of. Am-
"erlca??t3i , ,
child in. the country.;,
.Engineer Killed;
' At
yfcVer, Jttly.f-Qreinan John,
R.Satterii3lJ,"iotspenj3ri -vvai .t
r.
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I I f-s nphi : V J Tllin ft r-P fei ' A f
t. If. .
f ntifidf 'to" Danville w,tonight-rron , ; ; jt.-:'- ? ;X-
tbo-ni-OuJiiwanatter..t - - - . v-s; : iV.; i..'-;Wl- - V.-h-,
iin'eer G. R. Satttril.Ui empoytO;S V . ' KAY hOm 5 ;fta(lin0 MOrft: ?;
III IH III II ' I I I U MU -M.. W I II ril'.'W Ll I 1 l.lir I 11 IkLLll W t ' - T J . J .. -V :r.:. :,jt ' ' . U . "--. it- if1'.. , . r , ' - ) .f ( AUTi'
V tinned, "during the past eleven ehta.ly kiliff onhahvi,e?; if - : , ; - -; . , V:, Ai X: .
-t- months of the fiscal .-year just Vaid j this afternoon. - Uv I : nA nl CTO Aftf. flTlfl : hGSt StOGK 01 ?
iv:tr I UxpJorMn ierwasfthe;W
1?V.y t-nn, rpnrpSpntPdotton.;.lrnm-r.inr . A. .-P,-Ratter field, -filled Ttt '-f' ' r' ,..a i
We Kiive p'rlicetock made up? ' they: wjll:
i fit and are made of the Best material.
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We will; appreciate and .thank you' for
your orders assuring you thatwe will; take
care of your interest meyqy inspancerv .
f "j
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pare this with the total imports in the wreck of No.- 35 near uan.;j mj
of approximately; $l,80,000,COO,i.ie;fbu
t.111 JfOkl VdU OCC- VT f Jl l 'OU ' 1U1LIU1 i j.. -. .-vv5 s J -- - ...:-.:-.-
tant part cotton plays: in j pre-t Notice. To The Public.
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serving me uamuue m,, T.t- ;a wolvir irivpn that the
.hl bringing, more monay to the tpDardT 0f county Cdmmissioner r;i
tojintry than we pay out.. TUink wm at their, '.regular , ; meeting
0
of thi3,j and -.keep cool. That's-the first Monday inv-August, el:,-..! J:
whit we do down1 in Korth Carb-- ect;a; Supervisor ro( Public Roads '
iaa atid it helps a lot:, ; , ond' Superintendent the ' County;;-;
Home;
y :
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Tb-The-Public
i". hereby .forbid .anyone ;.from
kn' be'fUsd -with" the--Clerk., ol.-; J,r ,J -CN J:..rl,-JyWi1'. Jri
. - - ; . mi,!' t.,i 1Q1Q- i ' 'Fni hard ware; Don-Tfn? lasnerr fj , - : ,-s- ' - - -X
iMrt4mM44 -a. A.:uarris...if w ;:,.r vi-" "--v7 . -; .: 2 - ' ' ;