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THK W1UHIA rvuu.
(From The Houston Post)
“What is the Wilson policyT
aaka The Chicago Tribune. It
la to nrr1*** two-terms and on
March 4,1421. taka a trip down
Pennsylvania avenue with a
Democratic snrroaaor and retire
to soma quiet place in New Jer
sey where ha can write.
A Theaght Fee the Week.
And yet he died poor, unhon
ored. and unrecognised, and he
rests in a forgotten grave; but
he loved Ood. he loved his fel
lows, and did his beat to trans
late love into service. Aud
that is success. We misjudge
men. We measure them by
faulty standards. The dollar
standard is useless for Christ
died poor, and Commodore Van
derbilt left millions. Fame is
not aa accurate measure, for
sometimes it rests upon false
hood. History l* not always
true and soma little men have
great reputations, and some
great men are unknown.
Kant was dead long before
■sea realised the greatness of
bis thought. Education is no
true teat of success. The un
lettered father is sometimes s
much bigger man than his cul
tured son. and the doctor of di
vinity is often a lesser saint
than some of his uneducated
., bearers. Mountain peaks and
stars are grand, but they are no
more useful nor beautiful than
the blades of grass. To be Just
and .merciful; to love honor
aad troth: to be pure and kind
and loving; to live our faith
and elp our neighbors, this is
true success/- The Christian
Guardian.
THU CHILD LABOR BILL.
The Stale Journal.
O* August I. the Senate by a
. -vote of 82 to 12 penned tha Keat
ing child labor bllL Both Sen
ator Btmaou and Senator Or*
erman Voted against Its passage
Speeches had bees made *
galnst It by Senator Overman
and deoator Hardwick, of Geor
gia.
The bill, in so far as It relate*
to hours of service, says; 'That
ao produce manufacturer, or
dea*er shall ship or deliver for
shipment la interstate or for
eign commerce any article or
commodity the product of any
minor quarry, situated in the U
alted States In which within so
<**ya prior to the time of the re
moval of such product thereaf
ter children under the age of 14
yrs have been employed or
permitted to work, or any arti
cle or commodity the product of
any mill cannery, workshop fao
toiy.or manufacturing estab
lishment, situated la the United
•Utee within thirty days prior
to ths removal of such product
iMrwron when children under
Id years have been
employed or permitted to work,
or children between the agee at
14 years end 18 years have been
employed or permitted to work
move than eight hours In any
day. or more thaa six days In
any weak, or after the hour of
7 o’clock poet merldan or before
Ike hour of 8 o’clock ante-meri
dian; providing, that a prosecu
tlon sad conviction of a defend
ant for the shipment or delivery
for shipment of any article or
commodity under the condition
herein provided shell be e bar
to any further prosecution a
gainst the same defendant for
■hlpment at any each article or
2JW«Jjr£*ltere the bettan Jag
Attorney-General,
tto Secretary of Commerce, and
tae Secretary of Labor shall
^conet It ate a board to mahe and
Ifah from time to time tml
■ rulea and rosolatlone tor
wrylng oat the pmrletiwa of
thla act.
-That for the porpoee of ee
Mrtag proper eaforcameat of
thla act the Secretary of Labor
or any parpoce duly aatborlaed
by him, shall have aathorlty to
•"ter aad --
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HAK1)SOME HKSIDFM.F. I
corner of Harnett and Ellis
streets, for sale Easy term*.
Apply a* once to Miss Vars
1*. Herring, Dunn, N. C.
THE EABH OK THE LAI K •
Mrs. P. A. Herring for sale. (
Contains 414 screw L’usy <
terms. For particular* ap
ply to Troy Herring, ftose
boro. N. C. 1
rOE SALE—MCE ItEM- j
donee lot In splendid com
munity, located In Soulh
eastern pan of Dunu. Rea
sonable terms. Details and
Information by calling at The
Dispatch Ofllce, Dumt. N. C.
«. L. CAhADY KFPRFNEYTM
the oldest Mutual Compmiy.
the New England Mutual Hlfc
Insurance Cu.. or Poston.
Mass. Incorporated \ 1835.
for land deals, either in town
or the country, with terms to
suit purchaser, you will do
well te see George U Canady.
Dunn. N. C.
i'KOM DUNN |
Sommer Excureiod to Wrigt.tsville1
Bench <A)» $6.10; (B)* $0*5. j
M JS to Myrtle Beach; MM to Nor-1
folk.
Tkketa on aalo from May 16 to ()c
tabor 16, iaduaive, limited rotum
ing until October SI. liberal stop
over privileges.
WEEK END EXCURSION FAKES
TO WILMINGTON (A)* $3.66; (B)-J
$5.40.
Tickets ea sale for all limlae a"
each Saturday sad for forenoon
train* on oacb Sunday from May $7 ’
to S'ptaoebor 11 incluahro, limit- 1
returning to roach original etarUnc 1
point prior to addaL.ht of Tuootn .
next following date of aale.
* -A) Via Fayetteville; <B) V.aj
Wfleon. -
Schedules and further particular,
ebee, fully furnished upon appU’.r*
tton o J. W. Whitehead, Ticket, Ac
Dunn. N. C.
ATLANTIC COST LINS,
The Staaiaid BaUraad of the Sou in ,
601*W13I GETS A CONTRACT. '
The Noble Sixth l* a district \
in which life la not considered
-worth Urlng If not stirred up ;
by a •'jlffi’ debate of sine aori. ,
The Republican congressional i
manager, who does not know
what la good for his man. Mi- |
Catklll. has invited slid secured i
a Jiut campaign with the Honor !
able Hannibal Godwin, whose '
stomacher is but newly hung 1
with Democratic scaling and -
who facing the new- enemy, Ib '
still found crytng the familiar |
bet?*e hymn: ,
"Come one. come all! This rock 1
Khali fly '
From its firm base, as soon an 1‘
The rashness of the Kepuhli j
cans in seeking a Joint disc.-nss- :
ion with the war horse of the ,
Sixth is to be marveled at. God <
win would go without break- •
fast nny day for the pleasure or 1
geH'ng Into forensic gripe with
a T'emocratic opponent and he
would fast all dav and wall 10
m •'os to boot to get at a Repnb- ’
limn enemy. The joint cant-j
pni 'ti In the sixth Is going to lx-: t
an entertaining one—while It J
It will not be under way !
long until somebody will show |
nr r*<ssing at an appointment r
- *-'d the somebody wit! no' lx- *
Godwin.—Charlotte Observer "
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LITTLETON COLLKOfc
A »<!1 ivlubliahod, well aquij-pe1
ind rerj- pr. ujwrouo teboai for fit', ■
tod young women.
Fall tenu begins Scptambor 24th
1414.
For rataloghe, iddmi
I. II. RHODES. LITTLETON, N. I
Notice of Sale.
By virtua of the power of »al*
'outlined m a *l*id of trvat dated |
the T'.h >la> of June. mil, executed
by E. S Smith, and wlf«. M. A.
3mth n .he Fouthern life and Trait
Com--If Tnuitce, regieUrerf In
btv: • i t>af3 137> omo,
' J of Dredj of Hamettt
1 ■ ‘ • by virtue of the deed
• P Trait Company,
and J. ft.
rl.i; ; 1 the 29th, day
"i *‘-H. *. i «t«red in the
.*'♦• • of
. ••:.*• • 7th, day of
July. ai a ... .
the set forth
J» sn’d *!*'•. « t. ‘ l’ ‘ •»» the undcr
dfnod 7Vi*f , * wilt i* ho timo
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V. S rha-r... ., or of .lid
own- there*. \V '.-2 ft. th,
nu;h oast vomer o' tor Ni
hei.ro with tho Unv <.( Lot No. 11
0 the beginning Mbs’ 'Vng «*•. I
ourth ef an acre.
'inning cf caid preyr'y k.sosvr ay
TK'nl Traci: Bair s soe
iastem* comer of r, , Ilutl
-ot in tho edge of F • ••
uns with the edge *. . i .
nd Luster,', direction • .•
t Lot now owned by I .. ".. . i-t- '
nd Or. J. *r. hie Key. ■ • Li
he SVosterr. lino of said L< • r.j
take in the edge of 1. Sts -' . • c- !
rith the e-lga of I. Street !'• V-.- i !
rljr 'Urevtton lo the corner* .,i ljv*.j
ra Hotel Lot row owned by Ms... *
iir.mio Waslib.in; thence vitr .he
'ort-rr. edge of thet Let to t’ • i>»
he Eurbec Lot on which F.. S. ;. :i,it,u:
We* is now located. ,
Place nf dale: At the Court I'l-uuri
lour. Llilington, Harnett G-uaty,I
■'erlh Carolina.
Time of Sate: Auguul 2lit, 191'i.j
1 12 o'clock M. Terms of Sale,
'ash 10 per cent ef bid to be puid all
■le as pledge of wood faith, ualtwco 'I
pen delivery of Trustee!!' deed.
This the 17th >tav of eJuly, IBIS.
E. F. YOUNR.
J. C. CUFTORD,
True tarn.
Nolle* t:f Sale Lndcr Marlgage
By virtue of Ih'.- power* of tale
onte'ned Is n mart gage deed of
iorman N. NorHen. and srife. Sarah
L Nor.lcn, to the Bunk of Harnett,
■ted I-'uvcmbcT l»t, 1912, and reg
ter*-' i*. Book 108. Page 7*. bi th*
Wee t h? Register of Deed* of
tar • rty. we will at the lime
nd 1 - Innfter stated, tell
> II' r . oi trier, for cash, the
I v ' * I .-act of land
: . * ii> II'.: ,. V. •• o-wnehip. Bar
’U I|a . .d# •»
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1 >'■' ., ■ Durham and
sc'.s- .r, |u:dive;- line of Lil
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n
! A fojges Market
-• _ __
[ wish^ to in-orm the public that 1 will
•' handle S vu k Clambs and Crab Meats
1 on Wednesday, Friday of each wfeek.
;i ALSO FRESH FISH EACH DAY
•l
Meals are handled over an absolutely sanitary marble
3 counter. M-ats are also kept on a sanitary refrigera
8 tor “^d protected by electric (ana. Phone 61.
j WE WANT TO SERVE YOU.
I M. F. HODGES
I Dunn, N. C
BIG EXCURSION
from
FAYETTEVILLE
and intermediate points
Richmond" Virginia
Via Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Tuesday, August 22,1916
Train leaves Dunn 6:53 A. M.
Leaves Richmond, Returning, 8:00 I
P. M., August 23rd.
FARE $2.50 Round Trip.
W. J. Craig, T. C. White,
Paaacnger Traffic Manager General Paaaeagar Agent
Aitbirititht
Eiaapla tf Et«
ry Lata Darelop
ot (aakian Gad
tutaial txpraariaa
iatka kaagtifalj
itkrtratad
McCall
BOOK OF
FASHIONS
New m Sal*
m
The feature of distinctiveness and smart nets will be instantly
remarked in the dresses designed for every member of the
family
B. FLEISHMAN & BRO.
DUNN, N. C.
1 ANNOUNCEMENT j
1 wish to announce that 1 have mov- I
ed my had er shops into the building
next to the State Bank & Trust Co., n
j and am now ready to serve you. My Er
Shop is now modem in every respect. I
\ 1 want you to call and see for yourself. B
When you need a shave or haircut, B
come to the most sanitary shop in B
the city. ||
Yuom for oorrleo,
J. W. LANGLEY I
a—as— —msae^asm
IF YOU HAVE FARM LA ND
IF YOU HAVE CITY LANDS
and are In need of an expert AUCTION
CO., the equal of any in the South. I
can put you ill touch with one that knows
how to divide up, advertise and sell
yourproporty at highest price obtainable
Address
R- J. Morton, Greensboro, N. C.
Greensboro Daily News
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j free ropy of our Handy Almanac ami Encyclopedia, a book that
you will And invaluable, containing many important facta, etatia
ties and figures for which you have frequent uac.
Order the Daily New* uoiay U1 <1 get the graat benefit of
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dle the news impartially.
Greensboro Daily News
CREENRBORO. N. C.
ALL THE RICHEST MEN IN TOWN KNEW WHENYOUNG
THAT BY SAVING A LITTLE EACH PAY DAY IT WOULD
SOME DAY BE A BIG SUM.
THE MAN WHO IS SAVING GAINS THE ADMIRATION
ANO THE INTEREST OF HIS EMPLOYER. HIS EMPLOYER
WANTS HIM FOR A PARTNER AND WILL HELP HIM TO
BUY AN INTEREST IN THE BUSINESS.
PUT YOUR MONEY IN THE BANK AND BE READY FOR
SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY.
BANK WITH US
WE PAY S PEB CENT INTEREST
STATE BANK & TRUST CO.
II jm M«d aaythiag ia marble or moaameBUl work, doe’t
Mad yaw ardors away from borne, bat let tba
SOUTHERN MARBLE WORKS, SERVE YOU
it wiO coat yaa less a ad oar work is gaaraateed
Southern Marble Works, Dunn.
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.. II ■
A report Issued by Commiu
loner W. U. Osborn shows tbs:
uly five States In the Union
C nlrtbutcd more revenue to
the Federal Government for
toe fiscal rear ending June 80th
t' an did North Carolina, Nea
lork, Illinois, Pennsylvania
Kentucky and Indiana being
Hie States leading North Caro
lina. The aggregate amount
collected from this State was
319.543,584.25.
Three members of the North
Carolina coast artllery reserves
lit annual emrampment at Fort
( aawell. near Wilmington, lost
their lives Sunday while bath
ing In the surf. The dead ar*
first Sergeant William Ardrey
dry and Lance Corporal Leo
> ard Hwfilm. of the Charlotte
Company.; Fred White, of the
Salisbury Company.
STATE AND fJENFHlI. JEWS
The dam at Lake Tor sway. |«
thr w-st«rn -irt of the Slnte.
Moke last Sunday caused by n
o cplng spring at Its base. Th •
dsm waa nne-atgth of a mil»
! ng and 50 feet high and wm*
e-ecled at a coot of 188.000.