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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-01-11
f. IN THE GAME.
Baskerville ~News-GaZette.)

You maye have some doubts as to
the ACCESSIBILITY of entering the corn
growing contests, fearing that your
competitive acre may produce but lit
tie more than, if as much. as you put
on it.
J. F. Bats, the Wake county man.
who took an acre of sorry land and
broke the worlds record with it. could
have sold his crop at market prices
for more than it cost to raise it. You
may not do as well; the crop may cost
you more than you can get out of it;
but Mr.. Bats has an acre Of ground
that will produce a~bundantly for five
years or more, and you will have the
same advantage.
But Mr.. Bats is selling his acre
crop for SIS q bushels. He had 226
bushels. That figures out S113O. The
prolific corn from acres that have
yielded well is in great demand this
year, and there is going to be a much
greater demand fer it next year. The
man in Buncombe who takes first
prize will probably be able to sell
every bushel of his corn for q fancy
price. Let US suppose hat $50 BUSH
els an acre is to be the best that can
be done in BuncOmbe-juSt to have
something to figure On-and that none
of the other counties beats that. Let
us assume that the first prize will be
Stove said the other day it would
probably be 500 or more-the details
have not yet beer arranged. And let
us suppose you can sell your $50
bushels at So a busheI. This, then, is
what you are really playing for When
you get into this game, on these esti-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-01-11

suitable for this purpose. which is a
great lea smaller and warmer thar
the ummer cage. Of course the
size depends on the number of squir-
relS to be kept in it. The case shown
here is made of sound One-inch
boards
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-01-11

and they provide warmth and shelter.
TO mak such q coop first drive
shingle nails through the hoops on
both sides Of each stave, %cllnching
them firmly. Divide the barrel in
halves by saving through hoops and
bottom. Drive stakes to hold the
coop in place and provide a gate
which can easily be removed. This
should be covered with wire screen
small enough to prevent weasels and
other animals from getting into the
coop.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-01-11

CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To All to Whom These Presents May
Come-Greeting:
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-15
NOTICE. or TUE EsrsnLssmMENr
sINCT> N DURHAM TOWN.

Notice il hereby given shat the
County Board Of Elections At a meet
Ing held on Monday September 10th.
1910. established the following voting
FoRsyTH.s STORE PRECINCT.
Forsyth's Store Precinct stablisn-
ed with the following boundaries. Re-
ginning at the intersections Of the Cor
porate limits Of the city % Durham
and the Mineral Spring Road. and run
ming thence with said Mineral sprink
Road 20 Oak Grove Township line.
thence with oak Grove Township line
| In a northeriy direction 20 Eilerbee
Creek. thence up Eiierbee Creek 10 the
Guess COR Geer) Road: and thence with
the Guess Cor Geer) Read % the cor
porate limits Of said city, and thence
with line OF corporate limits 20 the be-
THE voting precinct 70 be az For.
leyth's store an the Terrell Road.
LAkEwooD PARK rHIsfNCT.
| The boundaries % the Lakewood
Part. precinct are ~ follows. Begin
ming at point where the RiKsbee
are limits ~ the city with Durha m:
Thence with the Ri4-oee Macadam Road
10 the ORANGE County line themes
south with the Orange County line "a
Patterson township line. thence east
with Patterson township line 20 Third
meandors Of said Third Fork crek "a
the city limits. thcnec with the boun-
dairy % the said city limits 10 tbs
Il point of the beginning.
the voting precinct 70 be ~ w. y
Moss Store on the Chapel Hih Roas
In. y. RfADE. 5. q BshwLEY
II secretary Chairman
1870
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-15

Can be had BY ambitious young
men and ladies In the field Of Wire
less. or Railway Telegraphy. Since
the s-hour Law became effective. and
since the Wireless companies are e..
tsbIIshlng stations throughout me
country there Is great shortage Of
photographers. Positions pay begin
ners from $40 10 $50 per month
with good chance Of advancement
The National Telegraph institute op
crates sir official institutes In Ameri
ca. under supervision Of n. II. and
Wireless officials and places al
graduates into positions. II will pa,
you TO write them for fol details a
Memphis. Tenn, or Columbia, \. G
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-15
NORTH CAROLINA. II
DURHAM COUNTY.
IN THE. SUPERIOR COURT.
r. ID. Owens .ss

j. Henry Smith Company
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
To the stockholders. creditors of o.
dealers with .ihc above named de-
PENDANT. ]. Henry Smith Co:
Take notice thst . summons 10
the above entitled action WAS issued
on the s1st day.s Of August 1910,
which said action u now pending u
the Superior court OF Durham county
wherein upon application OF the
above named plaintiff receiver has
been appointed BY order Of the court
to take charge Of the property. g.
tate and assets OF the above named
defendant company, and you are
hereby notified 10 be and appear al
the next regular term OF this court.
10 be held al the court house In ne
city of Durham. in faid county q
Durham. on the fourth Monday after
the first Monday OF September. i be-
ing the third day OF October 1919.
and make yourselves parties 10 suea
action lf-you see at TO do 10.
This the Ord day OF Scptemoef'
1910.
c. D. GREEN.
Clerk Superior Court
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-15
RALEIGH n. y. ID.

After SO much rain and bad wealth
er we have finally had some nice
weather in which to save fodder and
other forage, and the farmers gen.
orally have made good use Of the OPP
portunity.
Cotton picking Is now on hand and
through this section II Is going TO be
a case OF a short horse soon cur
ried..
Mr.. and Ms. ]. W. Guile and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. I. b. Guile.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. May visited
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Ross Sunday.
Misses Leila and Elector Hill spent
Friday and Saturday with Mrs. ID. A
Oakley In the Soap Stone section.
Mrs. w. n. Ferguson spent Sun
day Afternoon with Mrs J. +. Fergu
son.
Your correspondent and famill
spent q night recently with Mrs
ssllIe Ferguson.
Miss Katie Oakley, OF Soap Stone
spent Saturday night and sunda,
with Misses Leila and Elector Hin.
Mrs J. r. onesl. Of Edgemont
was In this neighborhood one da1
last week. While here he made tn
necessary arrangements tor runninl
the cotton gin known as. the Mr.
Candice oneaI gin during the com
ing season.
Times are dull in this neighbor
hood. and news scarce, so ! wi
ring on.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-15
NOTICE on SALE or VALUABLE
not az AND lot.

Under and b. virtue Of the powers
conferred upon ne In a deed OF trust
executed 90 tire 9th day Of September
1903. BY Benz. Isovenstein and wife.
az will appear By reference 10 Book OF
aIortEsEes bo paSe ~ y The giilcs q
County, 10 which referenc II hereby
made. ! will on saturday, the 18Th day
of October, 1910, AZ ~ o'clock ~, ~
the court house door In Durham oncr
for sale 10 the highest bidder for cash
that lot or parcel ~ land lynx and
being IN Durham Township. Durham
Comfy. said state. and bounded and
described ~ follows, % wit: Ad5oln-
ming az an Iron stake on the East side
Of Hoxboro street. on the inside 81 the
ridewaik, Mrs Bowers corner, and
running thence r. s3.t0' 4. 1909 feet
10 an iron stake thence n. af-5t v. 81
/ feet 10 an Iron stake. thence y e3-l0'
VI. 1914 feet 20 a stake thence n. -
8 VI. sS.4 feet 70 4 stake on itoxboro
$685. W. IS feet 90 he bsginnine,
IbeinR q part Of lot number - tof the
lW. Mangum land. and recorded IN
| Plat Hook No. 81 the records OF Dur
| ham county, containing the above de-.
ecrIbpd lands, more or less.
This sale Il made upon request 81
the holder Of the note referred 20 N
said deed OF trust and b. reason 81
The failure o. Benz Isoyenstein and
~. e. pay em snd alse asg ne ", ~.
terms and conditions Of said instru.
This september LIST 1910.
W. I. EARTHiNg, Trustee.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-15
DON'T FORGET THURSDAY
GOV. KIrcHIs AND VICTOR S
BRYANT TO SPEAK.

Durham democrats should go to
ThraIlkills store on the excursion
train Thursday to give Governor Kit
chin and Hon. voctor s. Bryant a
warm welcome. There win be grand
democratic rally there Thursday and
a big bree barbecue for all who at
tend.
The Durham and South Carolina
Railroad will run an excursion train
TO the place OF meeting. leaving the
station at East Durham on arrival Of
Southern train No. 81 at $3.50 and r.
turning 70 that all may BE- again dn
Durham by p. m. -
Don't forget II; doi.'t neglert II
Turn ont and help awaken democrats
everywhere 10 the importance of tbs
pending campaign
Down Butler Bonds and Booze
down 'em forever.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-15
NOTICE OF LAND SALE.
G. y. GREEN,
Clerk Superior Court


lNUftlh tAftB&stfsAs
Under and by Virtue Of the powers
cuted by William TrIcs and wife. VI
We Tfice, 20 the undersigned unsisJ
dated August ~, 1909. and nrsas
n p ns Ssnss county 81 ~. N BOOK 10 . !
Mortgages, rage sss. default hassas
y VIII sell az public auction y ,o ~
highest bidder, at the Court IT,:
e2is X i iee sl ss.e'ay sepismber =
1910 the following land, iylng $3.50 na -
Ing in Durham .Iownghlp, pbs.a,sS
County. IN said state ana bonnnea -
described an follows; .....~...ld
.AdioinlnE iands Of Y y: fssinninr
| from H. ". Fltznsralds brick YAH
Fowier'a line and running win &c.
| Aiisy%wny fHtt-1 feet Hontn tlns
lern llnsy ihercs win r .s~ .a,ne y.
| Inw also corner Reuben stone Nh
| 10. TO-; thence with stones Ilnc s'slnr
- Ia feet 20 stake, the SAM Saul, esr.
also Reuben sfonsa rorthweh In.
ner: thencs west % feet % ' ns n pat
of OH land ''b bought ~ n b. rit.ssralse. az =.
| =. w. niacknall and situated en *
etfevlIln Noad, and surveyed W IN
| Massey the same being. ooness s,iilan
n y. Titzgersld and VIZ, sscs y" i
i5 a' a sa S Ssi@ recorded ss % bosk 4
* DEEDS. NJ page 50 In the 9,,ns,saan
1.-THE negister of Deeds OF aash.
County. North Carolina. Terms ,ste
This the 2ssh day q n gws6nrn.
~ Trussss
s-25: 9--1-s-is
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS or THE
DURHAM TYPEWRITER Ex-
CHANGE, HOMEOPATHY

Under and by virtue OF an order
made by dis Honor. ]. Crawford Biggs,
Judge Of Ninth Judicial District. on
the 2srd day Of July. 1910, in his civil
action pending in the Superior cour'
OF Durham County. North Carolina
entitled: C. c. Farthing vs. the Dur
ham Typewriter Exchange. Inc" al
creditors OF the said, The Durham
Typewriter Exchange. Incorporated
are notified TO present their claims
duly verified. to the undersigned Re
ceIyer. on or before the goth day o
September. 1910. or they will be foreyei
barred from participating Ia the as
sets Of said corporation.
This August 9Th. 1910.
J. Ed. PEGRAM. Attorney.
Receiver OF The Durham Typenrite
Exchange. Incorporated.
One Month z. o. d.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-15

Fayetteville, Sept 10 Mrs. Margaret
Elizabeth Shaw. wife Of l.. Shaw, a
prominent and wealthy citizen Of 81.
Paul. Robson county, died In the
IiIghrmith hospital here yesterday az
iernoon after a protracted Illness aged
sisty-one years. The remains we're
taken TO ~. Paul where the funeral
viii be held today. Mrs. Shaw Is sur
yised BY her husband and an adopted
daughter.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-15
Charters Granted.

Raleigh, Sept. IA charter has
been issued to the Lumber Register
company, OF Salisbury, which. will
make woodworking machinery, TN.
der special patents. including ma.
chine for showing the amount OF
lumber turned out, parts made, etc
The authorized capital stock Is $780,.
900. Another charter goes TO ihs
New South Patent company, Of Char
lotte. 10 handle patent rights. The
authorized capital being sloo.o0s
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-15
AnMINIsrn.ron,s NOTICE.

Having qualified As administrator Of
the estate % William X. Parrish, de-
ceased late or Durham county. North
Carolina, this u TO notify all persons
having claims against the estate OF
said deceased 10 exhibit them 10 the
undersigned az Hougemont. y. g. OF
OF before the sth day Of September
1911. or this noflee will be plead 10
bar of their recovery All peFNpnH in,
dehted 70 said estate viii please max.
immediate payment
This the 9TH day ~ September. 1919
r. q. PARRISH.
Admf. OF W. X. Parrish.
y. W. soHIsfsf.I4 Attorney.
s-f5-ze.37-f-ff.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-15

A pleasing. good. high grade. truly
favored, amber colored cup Of coffee
can be had--and without the real cot
fee danger. or damage to health--by
simply using DR.. Shops new substi.
tute, called Health Coffee" Pure
wholesome, toasted cereals. malt
nuts, etc. make DIR. Shops Health
Coffee both heaithful and satisfying
30 20 to 30 minutes tedious boiling
I"Make IN a minute" says DIT. shoop
n served as coffee. It's taste will ever
trick an expert. Sold By c. T.. Jur
dan.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-15

II is generally believed In political
circles that Theodore Roosevelt Is out
for a third term as President, Grant
almost as popular In his day as Is
Roosevelt now. also wanted a third
term, but was sat upon emphatically
by the National House of Representa-
tives which passed. by vote OF 25o
10 IS. the following resolution: THAT
In the opinion OF this house the pre-
cedent established by Washington and
by other presidents OF the United
States after their second terms. has
Il ecome by universal concurrence, a
part OF our republican system OF gov
eminent and that any departure from
this time honored custom would b.
unwise, nnpatri0tic, and fraught with
peril to our free institutions CON
cord Tribune.
We are not disposed to believe thai
Mr.. Roosevelt wants a third term as
president and prefer TO await furthel
Developments before attacking him OF
that score. Had Theodore Roosevelt
been disposed favorably toward |
third term we believe he could easil.
have secured the nomination at tn
hands OF the republican national con
yention two years ago and who Of ii
would care TO say we don't or didn'
believe he could have been elected
No we believe Roosevelt has differ
mt card up his sleeve but what II !
we cannot just make out. He work
too far In the future 10 be taken a
an ordinary politician. Watch him.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-15
1T SAVED HIS LEG.

"All thought ia lose my leg writes
J. A. swensen. OF watertown, wiss
"Ten years OF eczema that Is doctors
could not cure. had at last laid me up.
Then Bucklen's Arnica salye cured
Il. oGund and we'll" InfallIble for Skin
Eruptions, Eczema. Salt Rheun. Boils.
Fever, Sores. Burns. Scalds. Cuts and
Piles. 25c at r. Blacknall & Son.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-15
SHORT CHATS WITH THE EDITORS

roost, whether they be political
chickens or otherwise. But our re-
collection is that It wasn't populis'
who wanted to know where "he was
at" Wasn't 1t an Alabama Democrat
II may be true that summer Is prac-
tically over. but many things thai
summer brought are still with us and
during the next two weeks the germs
Of fever, malaria and kindred diseases
will be IN excellent fighting trim Y
given anything like an opportunity
Fof getting In their work.
OF course. there is a certain amount
of disease which II seems will come
despite any precautions that can %
taken But 1t is equally true thai
much on the illness that renders the
late summer time to be dreaded IL
OF our own making.
A,pool Of stagnant water, heap Of
rotting melon rinds, pile OF decay
ing weeds. a dark, foul. damp corner
into which the sun never enters--any
of these is breeding place for mil
lions of microbes that sally forth &c
attack those who happen 10 live near
est, sometimes the ones who are re-
sponsible for existing conditions
sometimes those who are not.
1t requires no great amount Of
work, time or money to change a LOT
from unsanitary 10 a sanitary condi-
ton, but it is a matter that should
not be neglected.
There are no hard and fast rules
that viii apply TO all cases. but the
exercise OF a little common sense will
give the requisite observation-disclosures.
boro News.
Good advice ard timely. II people
would help their health officers b,
taking hand at cleaning up them
selves there would be less opportun.
ity for complaints and the cities ant
towns would be cleaner, brighter ant
better TO live in.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-15


Butler is in Greensboro giving or
ders at first hand. The RAIDS, while
carrying out his orders. are asking
him ito move a little further from
the road" for those with long mem-
cries resent his bossing the job
News and Observer.
For fear that oyercon1idence In
elections to come brought about by
the great victory In Maine, democra-
tic papers throughout the state should
do as the News and Observer Is do
ing, keep the public mind on Butler
and what Butler represents.
In the matter of the credit due
North Carolina in congress ON ac-
count OF government aid afforded
drainage in Iredell county, it seems
that there should properly sbe
enough glory to go around, The
Statesville Landmark some months
ago declined to give the credit ex-
clusively to Senator Simmons and in
its last issue refuses to consider Rep
resentatiye Cowles as entitled to al;
of it. very rightly declaring that these
public servants should share the
honor with number of private citi-
gems who were active In putting the
matter before the departmental au-
thorities. Chariot Observer.
Gerry few public men. meaning Of
zee holders. will take the initiative
for public Improvements unless the
citizens '.get in behind them" and we,
too, believe that these citizens should
be given their share of the credit
rather than that all of it should go to
men holding positions Of public
trust.
With the completion Of the Char
lotte to Wilmington road. the Char
lotte to Asheville road. and the Pied
mont Traction Company's network
of INTERVENING routes, the temptation
to the populace in these parts win be
great to develop into professional
gadabouts. Charlotte News.
There are worse things than gada-
bouts. The person who does not
confine himself eternally TO one place
at least gains a knowledge that the
stay at homes never can get. broad
err conception of what others are do
ing and hoping to do. and why.
Evidently after thought over the
Colonel's tour a well known newspa-
per man writes that the republican
party is up against IT," The parti-
cular kind of brand, however. should
be written IT.-wilmington Dispatch
Perhaps II is 1T after all.
In the days when CIevelandism and
Organism divided the democracy int
hostile camps every republican para
grapher who was hard up for near
joke used to reprint the question
.what is a Democratr The whirligis
of Time has brought about conditions
under which the difficulty is greatel
lof defining. what is republican? Il
Roosevelt Of the genuine sort? o
Sherman Is Lodge orthodox or Dol
liver? is Ballinger OF one strait sec
Of Pinchotg Verify, the cheap littl
witticism has returned 10 plague tn
inventor. and amid the confusin
claims OF conflicting leadership tn
private in the ranks OF the G. 0. I
may we'll echo the query OF the STAN
peded Populist-where am ] att
virginian Pilot
Chickens always come home {
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-15
A MY oY IRON NERVE.

Ipdomitable will and tremendous ener-
~ are never found where Stomach,
Liver. Kidneys and Bowels are out Of
order. II you want these qualities
and the success they bring, use Dr.
Kings New Life pills. the matches
regulators. for keen brain and strong
bodyy &c at r. f3lacknall q Son.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-15
SALE or AUTOMOBILE.

Under and by virtue Of Section 20f7
OF the Revival Of 1905, win offer for
sale al public auction, at my garage at
No. 800 West Main street. In the city
Of Durham, y. G., on Thursday the
18th day u September, 1919, Mt twelve
o'eIeek NJ, twenty horsepower. Ave
passenger REQ automobile. Said ma
chine is IN FIRST class condition.
This September 4. 1910.
diff B.F. cRowDER.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-15

RATEs.-One Cent . wsrd fsr single
Insertions. Ne nd takep Ter less thas
lbc.
A. ID. =. (western Unisnl naessen-
gers will, without chargc Ter The SER
advertIsements fse these columns. Call
the messenger ~ phone zoo, eK r1n.
4. d. r. (Weatern Unlon> 20 box.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-15
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER Is. 1910
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

DEMOCRATIC NoMINEES.
Congressional.
For Congress: chas. Nj. Stedman
of Guilford.
Judicial
For Solicitor: Samuel NJ. Gattis
of Orange.
Senatorial.
For Senators: Maj. John w. Graham
OF Orange.
DIR. Jas. A. Hurdle, Caswell.
County.
For Representative; Julian S. Carr.
For Clerk Superior Court; G. B.
Green.
For Sheriff: John F. Harvard.
For Register of Deeds; Mat G.
Markham.
For Treasurer; Simeon Bowling.
For Surveyor: Ed. c. Belvin.
For Coroner: Or. Z. G. Jordan.
For County Commissioners: Luther
B. Markham, Maynard Mangum. J.
D. Hamlin, Theo. Belvin, Fletcher
Tilley.
Township.
For Constable: Raymond Hall.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-15
POLITICAL EDITORIAL sQUIBs.


to allow his candidate to meet Major
Stcadman in joint campaign, and
in declining he shows wisdom.
Butler. Booze and Bogus Bonds
cannot bring responsibility to any
thing. and if by annexing them the
G. 0. p. in North Carolina has made
that party any more respectable than
before we pity. more than ever. its
former condition.
And this is Republican Prosperity:
Well, we remember to have lived
through what they told us was a
democratic panic; but then the wage
Garner was in better shape than he
is today. True he did not get SC
much for his labor. but with the dollag
he earned then he could buy some
thing more than enough ''fat-back' to
season one pot of greens.
Mr.. Bryan may never come back
as presidential possibility, but he
has the satisfaction of seeing many OF
the policies he advocated adopted by
this government, and whether or not
he is ever again given an Office of any
kind, he has done much to educate
the masses Of the people and the good
influences OF this good man will be
felt in this country for many gener-
atoms hence.
The feeling that the sixty-first con-
gress viii be democratic seems to be
general throughout the country. Man,
leading republicans are PRACTICAL,
admitting as much.
North Carolina is going to do hel
part In making the next congress
democratic. There is every reason t.
believe that the Old North State vii
redeem herself this fall and elect |
solid democratic delegation. The Re
;corder win do everything in its powel
not only to bring the fifth. distric
back in line but to make the majorit,
of Major Steadman equal to that for
merly given Governor Kitchin.
In 1896 the republicans told US tina
Il Mr.. Bryan and his free silver idel
won In that election it would meal
cheap money-that IT would reduce tn
purchasing power of dollar at leas
80 per cent. Bryan and free silve
lost. the republicans and the gol
standard won, and today we see tn
purchasing power OF the dollar re
duced not IS per cent but more tina
50 per cent. from that Of 1896.
looks 70 us like the republicans ar
mighty poor doctors. They diagnos
ed our case in 1896, told us what wa
needed, and in 1900 administered thei
dose The effect has been difectl
opposite TO what they had told US
would be. 1t locks to us like a might
good time for the American people
change doctors.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-15

For Torpid Liser-MIchneIg In
vlncibles guaranteed. Michaels
Pharmacy.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-15

Don't fail 70 sec the Rosary by Miss
Florence Barclay at the Edisoria.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-15

Hookworm ain't in MIchasls'
Itch Ointment cures Itch. S.srAels'
Pharmacy.