Noell Bros.; Proprietors Home First Abroad Next $1.00 Per Tear in Advance VOL. XXXIII ROXBORO, NORTH CAROLINA, Wednesday Evening. April 12, 1916 Number 18 E WAITE PLEADS NOT Won Prize for Display GUILTY TO MURDER CHARGE : The prize given by the Sewing New York, April 10. Dr. ass tne Roxboro Graded Arthur Warren Waite, who has ScnooL for the best display of confessed to poisoning his fath- work during this term, was er-in-law, John E. Peck, rriillion-1 presented to Miss Lorena Milis aire drug manufacturer of Grand b-v Mrs- R' E- Cheek,., te Do Rapids, Mich., entered through mestic Art teacher, last week. his counsel today a plea of not5 7 guilty when arraigned on a1 Mr. C. A. Hall In Town charge of murder in the first de-! We enjoyed a social call from ree. Mr. C. A. Hall of Woodsdale His counsel reserved the right on last Wednesday evening. Mr. to change the plea within 10 Hall is a candidate for the Legis-days- lature and said he was just spending a few hours in town for any kind getting in touch with County i politics. HEAVY FBEfJGH tOSS REPORTED BY BE MUILLE-PEBSOU SENATOR 4 Mr. J. C. Daiiffhtridcre Here. Fire De&trov Home of TTr t n .;n0f Colored ManOn Route .3 See Hugh Woods of seeds. The Right Man. - - V '1 Senator Titus Ourrm was in Ox French Counter Attach ot Lot for(j Saturday and talked freely of Positions of 2,000 Yard J in Dr. Tucker's qualifications to reo- ' Width Utterly Fails. present the Granville-Person dis trict in the State Senate this year. Dr. Tucker, of Person County; Rocky Mount, was a Roxboro vis-! Yesterday morning the home. ; of Arthur Graves, colored, was - O 1 ' J 1 J " - -year" said Senator Currin, It is easy to make yourself conspicuous, but it is unpleasant ' to be conspicuous by oddity. Everybody will dress up on EASTER. Have you got yours yet? Do not wait until the last minute and then expect to get exactly what you want. We have in stock now some most excellent styles in Ready-to-Wear Silk Dresses, Coat Suits, Sport Coats, Shirt Waist, etc. . Quality tjiebe;evry thing brand new and prices within reach of all. Come to see us whether you buy or not, it is always our pleasure to show you. Try us. - - MORTON & SATTERFIELDS New Stores in Post Office Building HARROW 50 tooth Oliver Chilled Spike Harrows. If you are on the market we want to show you our Harrows. Screen Windows, Doors, wire and hinges. We can serve you to best advantage in this line, and now is the time to "Fight the Fly". See our Cole Corn Planters, they are the best. Your fer tilizer and corn is not put down together. OB9 racblieir Berlin, April 9.-Via London, April 10. Exceptionally hav.v TTrAnpli lnecf fp. rp.nnrtfttl in con necti.ra with tiie German aWncif know of 1,0 man in his Cunl-V south of Hanconrt, -by which tM rbf ,ier e(l".il)ed scrve Bavarian and Silesian troops n' occupy the heights of the so-ca Termiten hill. The French losses within a few hours were increased by a counter attack on the lost po sitions, which failed utterly. The captured positions are more than 2,000 yards in width. They are on the left bank of the Me use about two thirds of a mile south ward of Ilaucourt and are a con tinuation of height 287. The tak ing of these positions tends to' straighten out the German line be fore Verdun and is considered oft great importance . . ; Fifteen, officers and 699 meij were taken prisoners, including numerous recruits of the 1916 class who were captured unwound ed. ' Au3trians Prepare Offensive. Rome, via Paris, April 10. The Austrians are preparing an often si ve on a large scale along the whole Italian front, according to dispatches received here, which state that this action was decided on at a recent conference between Archduke Eugeneand the othr Austrian commanders. 7!;Sfron bodies of troops have been with draw j from the Rumanian border and quantities of munitions are be ing sent from the interior of the empire. The Italian military chiefs, the dispatches further say, have made all preparations to break the offensive and to fo-ce the Aus trians back on the defensive. tridtre washes in the intent : nf aestroyea oy nre, amr eveiyr his father's campaign for Gover- thin in the house was destroys -;V nor. He states that the outlook e(L The man was in the field all over the state is very gratify- work, and the woman was at 4-n u4- wont at me nomc oi irs. . r. Braasner. ine nouse was Tije honor goes to Person this m- rep0rts are comin from al '"' most every county in the state. Property of Mrs. Bradsher, beinff UI1 UliC Ul 11CI ltlllllO. of this section. Dr. Tucker was a member of the House last year and he proved his worth. I regard jhim as being a very strong man and the people will make no mis take in sending him to the Legis lature." , There is a prevailing opinion over the State that the voters ar taking little interest in the cam-' paign this year and there is some fear that there will be a heavy falling off in the Demdcratic vote on account of the new pi mary law, but Senator Currin takes a rosy view of the political situation and states that'the voters will be come enthused in ample time. Oxford Ledger. Successful Meeting. The revival which has been in progress at the Methodist Church for the past ten days closed, last Sunday. Rev. Mr. Davis left jn Friday morning and the meeting was continued1 by the pastoh Rev. 0. W. Dowd. At the ser vices Sunday morning therje were received into the church twelve or fifteen memberi The preaching by Rev. Mj Davis was greatly enjoyed arid he will receive a cordial welcome whenever he may come this wa rne cnurcn was revived an much strengthened by his labo while here. " To Telephone Subscribers, J Please clip out-the list of new ; 1 subscribers printed below and! paste in your directory : j D-3-N Allen, Arthur. D12-M Bur(ch, V. C. D-3-D Burch, J. D. D 3-Y Burch, 0. L. D-12-C Carolina Lumber Co. D-12-.Crdmpton, Baird,. 7-H Carver, E. W. 117 Eagle Pressing Club. 7-A Garretts Guano House. 69 Medernach, W. K. D-12-D iVJontague, J. E. D-3-F O'Briant, Robert. 141 Roxboro Lumber Co. 142 Roxboro Supply Co. D-12-S Slaughter, S. T. "& 4.- - 143 Thaxton, Dr. B. A. D-12-F Yarbrough, J. Q. D-3-M Riley, A G. t Wilkerson School Again The Winner Monday night the boys of tm Roxboro High School and trie Wilkerson School boys met ii the auditorium for another de bate. This was the second d( bate between these two schools, and as on the first, the Wilker son School Boys were victorious Infected Milk Causes Typhoid. Seventy-six out of eighty-seven cases of typhoid fever, which occurred in a recent outbreak have been traced by the United States Public Health Service to infected milk. Had the first cases been been reported to a trained health officer the out break could have been stamped out promptly. When will we learn that disease prevention is sure and cheap? ANNOUNCEMENT I hereby announce myself a candidate for County Commissi oner, subiect to the action of the i " Democratic Primary. It has been many years since this sec tion has been represented on the Board and I will appreciate the support of all Democrats. . I Respectfully, ' , , J. W. CASH. Buy building material of qual ty and bank the cost of repair; Let us show you. Roxboro Lumber Co. A Corset is a Corset it is true, but there is a difference between American Lady Corsets and oth ers. Try one. Morton & Satter-field. R oxboro Lumber Go. QUALITY TELLS The Srre increase in our sales convinc e3 us that QUALITY lumber is appreciat ed by the building public. -s We are receiving weekly shipments of KILN DRIED lumber and by QUICK SALES and SMALL PROFITS we are turning it over, KILN DRpD lumber is our specialty I ana rememoer, we are satisnea witn a reasonable profit. Roxboro Lumber Co0 PRESTON SATTERFIELD, Sect'y. & Manager. ft- &n a p Young mhn will find in HIGH ART CLOTHES every essential which constitutes the difference between mere wearing apparel and a wardrobe of distinction. The fact that so many college men prefer HIGH ART CLOTHES to others is substantial testimony to the snap of their styles. They are serviceable and their price is but second consideration. Call and see them. MADE BY STR.OUSE & BROTHERS, BALTIMORE, MI. HARRIS & BURNS "Roxboro's Best Store"V if

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