'She Coviricr.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
"Wm, C. HAMMER, Editor.
Hoke Vs. Henderson.
The majority of $utriiu
overruled thu famous i-as'
va Henderson in an opinion
by Justice Coiiiior, I'lu. f
Clurk concurs, whiK
Montgomery and Douglas
The gist of the opinum
mau may liave projuity i:i :
in a Monarchical jnvrni.i
not ao in a lu'mllii
f 1 1
In-;,
1.1; !,m
Basselt and the Trustees.
At the uievtiiig of the i'i u-t..- I
Trinity College laM li-Jii.m
Trustees voted for while s.-. i r .- u
against the retention of ir. I ..- i.
Hon. F. M. Simmons and i'r. I
leading the light iiu.iiiiM hi. n i, i.
tion. The editor was anioni; il:"' ;
ent nt the inid-winUr .vsm.-m m
State Tresis Association in U'a-i.!
ton, D. C, last u'k. I he
ance was large. Much 11.11-.' .
President Yarner and N-i-ivliirv M
rill for the interesting 'ivi:i:iin.
Senators and nieml.ei in t .,..,
from North Carolina ili-l i;.
contribute to the cnjoMiieiit .
occasion, is. under ivjuei-ii '...
to Hon. li. X. I'uui-iimi hi .
Mr. Chas. ltossand A. I'. W.-.n- :
J. M. Julian secretaries et .. I:;.'
Simnions and thvrm.m Im . . ;
extended.
We publish on our lir.-i p I:--address
of Preideiit ar.i. ; w
North Carolina l'iv.-s A.-.-n.v..
the mid-winter a.-syeiat :n in i .
ingtou last week. It i- "I -j
interest to adverlisei-s :r! m o:
of newspapers.
Innocent Men ScIJupi Lun.itu
Tlieie is a tia lii ion I ..
fashioned North ' 'arolh.a .1
charging the jury in an a
case, w ho had l .-eii . ,
charge to repeat the n... ;.
better that niiiet t -ihi,,- :. ;.
should escape than that , . .
man should be piisn-h. .:, :
to do so. Wl i h .
portion of his i hargc ii .; :
the question and abl-;: "i
you, gentlemen of the .
liinely-nine guilty in. n l..r.
escaped, ami it i- now i: :
the lliindicdth guilty inai, -acquitted."
It is a rare thing for a-; ii.i
man to be coimcted. i..c
known a ease, lliougn w. h i..
of a few. In his charge i,. i -,.
jury at Kinstou I hi- " . .
llrown dwelt upon the I'.. :
"rfasomibleliess ol do;:, i . .
mean any doubt at ad. l-,;t I::
arising in the minus ,.i r, ...
men." The Kin.-tou I i .
quot-'S a portion ol the t-nig-- -
and adds:
"Along this line 11.- Iloi...
that though he eiidois, .! u,.- :
ofthehiwwhlchs.it- thai n
better to turn loo.-.- 1 1 i : '
guilty men than to o.ia h I o
noceiit, that there wa- n.iiii:i.
to alarm a juror as d;n in: b.-t-eii
years practicing a; i.n- I -a
tif teen yeara on the b. i;.ii h
never known a man whom no
ed innocent conviet.-d in mni ;
The judge might liulv have
that he had seen manv v. 1 1
men acquitted, for that li.q.p.
too often in North Carolm,
Other States. News and i -.
Snuthern History.
Ambitious heads of hi-torie.il d.
purtmeuU in some parts of then i .
try, desiring to advoi'li.-e their work,
get young students, some of ih.n.
Southerners, to productive la-ks ;
original research at an age w b n I h ,
should have been acqii.uiiling tin ni
sei ves with the facts of general hi
tory and with the broad pnueipl, -of
the science. Some remarkably ex
cellent work was produced, eon.-ni. .
ing all the circumstances and all tin
pitfalls. Some remarkably ab.-ur..
literature was "iveii the stamp ol
authoiity.
The net result of the three iulhi
ences was a fever to get into print
with results of study in the histori
cal Held, and to get into print that
would pay in fame or in cash.
To assuage this fever, w hich ren
derg the victim liable to fall into
many errors of thought and many
errors of act, is the task in which tin
teaching force of tho South sliouii;
occupy itself assiduously. It is U.
train youth, first of all, to view u
distinct period of history not by it
self, but as immediately connected
with the past, with the present ami
with the future; to avoid any author
ship save that intended for practice
in the rt of expression nntil there is
distinct message to be delivered re
gardless of publication, and when
prepared to write, to write upon the
line of absolute conviction as to prin
ciples and absolute accuracy as to
facts and the weights which facts
thonld have. Peter Pee bin iu
Southern Farm Magazine of ( Balti
more for December.
Gives Notice ef Appeal.
This attorneys for Dr. Jay who
was sentenced at Superior Court iu
Ashsnlle last week bare given notice
of appeal. Aaother trial will pnt
Jay ou trial for murder in first do
gr?. It ti sid the evidence of pro
jnniitation of the murder of the 3rd
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Tn I'Me in Republican Camp The Pana
ma Matter The Sugar Trust
and Tariff.
S; wiiil -,ur,.,.nili iuc O.urur.
Washinglon 1. C, Dec, t, 11)03.
The iv is going to he a whole hit
cf luii iieie on oi aliout the 1 ltii and
r.M'i !' the p recent month when the
Ki paldiiMii National Comiuiltee
n;eel- ' ! the puipose uf selecting
the lime and phut- for the holding
of tU- next liee.ih!itau Xational
v'oiieinitin. There is going lo lie
in a:;,mpt inane at that meeting to
liie iK- linn. I'erry !-. Heath. Secre
!;:: f the liVpuhliean National
l uiiiiiiiitee. The late report of Hon.
' ' 1 ' ! i. i.-to . Kou rill Assistant lVst-ia:.-;,
i' (u ii. ial, has (hrowu the har-
n into Mr. Heath with all the
':i'T:. of a limn w ho wanted to gel
--,eii f..r mine lungs, ami that re
i ori ii -i- .-'.irrol up the I'resulent to
-lieking l.ige, a'ld he .-ays thai
M r. ! 1 1 m ii niii-t go. Seiialor 1 1 anna,
1 lie laii ill.UI et' the Coimnittee, is
: ' . 4 o llealh. and lie is as in-
! l!'.il Mr. Heath miil not he
.i-r.. .;. '1'h i.- preseiils an issue
:l fl.ee l- twct'tl tile I'le.-iilellt and
: ;e .-i -.. dor from I 'hio, who is the
.i 1 . .. ii r of i he republican party.
the i'r. -id. 'lit apparently forget.
iii.il he tiid not make up the present
;i!,o:iai Committee of the 1'epllhli
- .i.i p.. It. w liich iehis the iulliieiice
.'I :.;..! thing- until iissmwss-
! . i , ;: tin- net national IV
I 4 . "mention, bill that it was
;:! .:pby MeKiuley and Haiina.
i .i i liei. I'ote is u udi r the coni rol of
liai.h.!. This being 1 1 io ea-e, the
I ' ;; : i- will neeepl the die! lllll tif
Sf.:-! ,1 .lid ivfn-e lo -lire" lUath.
. ,U di,,T-,iil Koo-etelt and at
i - i ii tin,.- pl.f the lepub'iean
; in ill-1 ailii-.i-l- of wm king in
',:: i. -i of a man who praetieaUv
...!...! illdieleti for booiliillg ill I lie
l .-I I Mli. e IVpnrtluelil. 1 Ik-re .
'-i:i ;o lea Harm lime ami iiiin-h
I : j.:.:..e-.ni dirty linen will U washed
for I !e .; e e'alion of I he gel. oral
! . ,: i . i: will be a :raight light
: . !i i:::i.i Mid le'.-etelt and
I...,,. to win. U'aleh l in-
deal is -till a topic
io I.
e three
'lie game
oat f..f
I lonungo
- again i
and I- ,-
I full
rrnpi-
llletlt-
I'ter'
republicans m
I, do noi know
i.ii...iiit propo-
ui I he S.-nate
oeity bill, stalks
lie t'ote on tills
S.-i,;te, lllltler
iber I'dll. Tile
in i Heat . cannot .o-.-iblv
take
! -lor,- 1 .jo -g ( ; t h day of lleeem
ii. -i pi..i..il.ly not until many
i ii. ..I'i.-r. Ob-one now the
'!!- why the S.-:iate. taking its
. ;: i ii Sugar Trust, is pro
ng -i Ici-utvh. The Sugar
ag-nts an- now in Cuba an !
b- en for the pa.-t two Weeks,
g.-d iu the purchase of all the
-u-nr, ginuiiil ami lualliitael
. lo.'. already owned by the tru.-l,
!- ti. of bringing this sugar
lli I'liitt-d Slat,-- under the re.
I tarill, which will be only
y . r cent, of I he Oingley law
Thai siil if I hey are pur
:ig from tif- manufacturers and
.-I - al tif mark, t price obtain
i et, tt In n it could b" imported
l ins eoiiiitiy only under the full
r.- I ji.-r cent, rai-- of the Ding
i'v. in this way the Sugar
'. which controls only about
i 1 1 j-. 1 of th,- .-agar production
i'.a. will he enabled to puivha-e
.1' (a
oiie-t;
I the .-ugar liroduet of
the i-Iand at a rale that will
a prodt of twenty per cent, more
than if th - bill should be passed at
ihistini'. That is the reason for
the po-tpoiieiiicnt of the passage of
this bill. 'I his means about ."i.ono,
0"U iu the pockets of the Sugar
Trust and a gain to all the Senators
who are in on the deal, and who are
now engaged in buying sugar stock
which has been going up steadily
since the postponement of the vote
on the bill. Is this hot a disgrace?
Ami this time the White House par
ticipates in the disgrace, for, while
the President most strenuously iu
sistel on the passage of this legis
'ution, he has never even suggested
the removal of the differential duty
on relincd sugar. How do the peo
ple like the picture.
CHARLES A. EDWARDS.
To Increase the Output.
The Brown Furniture Company
has already found it necessary to in
crease its capitul, owing to Us rapid
ly increasing business. The direct
ors have ordered that the stock books
be again opened for the sale of 500
shares of stock at 2ti a share, and
something over 200 cf these have al
ready been sold,
Arr. ngements have
recently Been made with a concern 1
New York by which the Brown'
Furniture Company is guaranteed
ITEMS OF NEWS
llerbeit Spencer, famous author,
died in F.nghind Tiiesdnv cf this
week.
(ireensboro is to get $30,000 from
Cornegie for a public libiary, the
city is" to give $3,000 a year lor sup
port of the library.
)- (iivgoiy, of lire. nsboro. has
discovered a solution by which cut
tinners can be kept indctinatclv per
fectly fresh.
Tin- Charlotte Observer of Ueceiu
ber Tth. says that Hun I! li (ihen
and Lieiit-Covernor Turner are
ahead in Mecklenburg in the gubei
natonal race.
The Courier is in bad luck ugain,
the engine w Inch is used us power
fur our big press is out of lix and it
will be seteial weeks befoie we can
got a new engine or tin' old one in
working order.
The saw mill, di v and green lum
ber of John Walker at Wadevilh-,
Montgomery county, was destroyed
Mom lay night. The loss was heaty.
The savings of a life time were
swept a nay. Mr Walker was from
this county, si son of 1! M Walker.
Will Ingram who shot and killed
Scales Morris at Cuilford Rattle
i i muml .1 ul v 4th. l'.Mio has been
captured in Ilai risburg, 1'a. Mr.
Morns was a brother of Messrs J. R.
Moms and N. II. Morris, of Ashe-
boro. and was killed bv the uegro
hecau-e Mr. Morris, was asking him
to pav a ill 1. 1.
I lie Southern Railway has recent
ly completed a school house car at
Spencer shops and sent it to lireen
tilie. s. t ., where it will remain
some week- in charge of l'rof. W. C.
Titus who will gite instructions to
employes of the Southern. Other
ears will be built. 1 hi.- is the iirst
car of the kind ever built.
Speaker Cannon Insulted.
II. rin. in .1 Seliilllris, cliainuaii
Knight of Labor told Speaker Can
non last week the labor commute
had been "packed," where upon lie
was ejected flolil tile ho'.l.-e.
Sate Crakers at Work.
On I loccnibcr 1th at Mount Olive
a double robberv occiirrei when un
known parties broke into tin- p.
oM'av and bank, obi.iiiiing about ?u
Another Carnegie Library.
lily ahl.-nneli of Mal.stille
.pri.pl lat. d -.".On.iMi annually
maintenance of the public
to be ,-r. eted bv Mr. Carnegie
hate
for l!
I Ml,
Kuitis
Robertson Surrenders.
. bob. rt-oii, who fatal
Hubbard Hasten in Kernel
slabbed
till.-, N
-elf lot
.t. I si h has sin rendered him-
..Sheriff of l-'orstth. Kobert-
ays be is guilty and was drink
It'the lllne.
kuiinr Becomes Inventor.
Ivliior I. .1. l.ottry, of Mount
Airv New-, ha- iuteiited a machine
which in. it make iiiui a milliimaire.
Mr. I.owrt has the assurance that
he will get a patent and will give n
further iiib.nnatioii at piv-cnt.
John K. Morris Dead.
Mi .In.. I! Monis. of Coblsbon
dfd 111 Haiti more, Md., of kiilm-v
trouble and rheumatism Uec. 4th.
Mr Morris was a popular travel
1 1 1 n i who wiote considerably fur
newspapers. JK- was a good man,
and goi d w i iter.
Ner. Identified.
Si.lnev Moore, the negro w ho at
templed to a.-sault .Miss C'laml 1'eg-
ram in 1-or-tth countv last .1 line hat
been arrested and identitied as tilt
criminal, lie has been placed
jail at Hi-ton.
Dr. Branson dead.
Ie-v. Leti Mranson, I). 1). a native
of b'.indolph county died in Atlanta
cdiiesdav at a niie old age. Or.
l'liansim was educated at Trinitv
College and was a local minister for
v.-ars, After moving to Ilaleigh he
was if! the publishing business. I!
established liranson Almanac and
also I'ranson's Directory of North
Carolina. During the war he liul
lished school books for the children
of the Stale. He was n good con
seientioiis man and enjoyed a wide
acquaintance.
Mr. Craven Scores Agaia.
Mr Bruce Craven, concering whose
literary efforts an item appeared in
Saturdary's Observer, yesterday re
ceived a notice, accompanied by
check, that an aiticle of his had
been accepted by The Century Maga
zine. It is entitled, "Audrew Jack-
sou s First Duel, and gives particu
lars of the affair between Jackson
and Waightstill Avery, in which the
latter came out ahead. .The article
will probably appear in the Febru
ary Century, and will be illustrated
Charlotte Obseiver.
Ught os a Murder,
Carthage, N. C, December 4.
News reaches here from Troy, N. C,
that a negro boy there has told the
authorities of that county that his
latner ami two other negroes were
the mnrderers of Make Ray, of the
Mills Lumber Company about year
and a hair ago. Hie boy says Kay
was robbed of $71 and buried in
negro graveyard, that he held the
light while the others inhumed the
body. The negro says his father
drove him from borne, hence this
betrajel.
At the time of Kay a disappear-
w m w,-,, , , ,i'r. .
n. . ' ,,, f.
Ui,.: :u - '
Shot Thro' Door.
A btirglur tried to force entrance
into the residence of deputy clerk
Logan iu Asheville Sunday night.
Mr. Logan shot him thro' the
door ultho' the would-be burglar
made his escape.
Randolph Superior Court.
Fall teriu Kandolph Superior
Court convened Monday, Judge W
li Allen presiding. The following
arc grand jurors: A K Kimerv,
Jasper Annum, W A Undenvooil,
David Thomas, Thos J Steele. .1 M
Whitehead, M F rnderwood, fore
man K Lowderiuilk, M L WMnuing-
ham, U W Jordan, II L Millpr. A W
Leonard, J W l'urrish, M Brad v.
Wvatt Biadv, A S Fickett. A
Borough, K ft Steetl.
l'etit Jurv I Taut, 11
Walker, K S Talbert, Jno 1! Hat
Klias Luck, .1 M Scott, J K Muidoi k
J W Albcitson, Thos B l'arks.
rollowing cases were disposed of;
State vs Causey Henson, dft. pit i I
guilty, judgment suspended
on pav-mci.t of cost.
" W 11 Tippett guilty fined
:fo. and costs.
" John L McCaskcll "guiltv.
1 10 and costs.
' Harris Nelson ' '
" Linn Cray pleads guiltv.
jlhlg. suspended.
" F Fool and Henry Vuu-
cannon pleads guilty, each
.flo and costs.
1 " Fulton Horner and ltiitus
Harris. Harris pleads guiltv
and fined $10 ami costs
capias for Horner.
" Mike Fugleman phis guilty.
judgment suspended.
' L M Caudle, .1 V Caudle
and Mike Fogleinan pleads
guiltv, judg. suspended.
William Staley ami Susan
Staley, Susan "Stah-y guilty
and liined a.and costs,
(Jaston Smith pleads guilty5
judgment suspended"
" J B Ciutcblield and O T
Hatch guilty, judgment
suspended.
Arnct Fruit pleads guilty,
Wade Delledora guiltv.
" W W Coltrane phis guilty.
Trinity News.
Born toJtev. Mrs. Albert Sherrill
of this place, on Salnrdav night
Peceiub, r litll. a bov. We extend to
them our congratulations in their
hour of happiness.
l'rof ami Mrs H B Craven icturn
ed to (ireensboro Tuesday lifter i
short visit here.
K F Pepper, of Cumnock, X. C.
is at home for a w hile.
Miss Xan Wood left Tuesday for
lliirliam to spend the holidays, with
friends and relatives.
Mrs Xanie Craven, Mrs K li Carr
and Mrs .1 C Pepper spent 8 f. tt
davs in (ireensboro this week.
ti B Craven returned home Sun
day fioni the Fiistein part of the
State, where ho has been engaged iu
the newspaper business.
The body of Miss Lot lie liobins
was brought, here Sunday fioni Mor
ganton, X. C. and interred iu the
cemetery. The decease was well
known "here having lived at this
place for some time. The lady was
accompanied by Mrs Kobins the
mother of the deceased and MrJ A
Umg, who is her uncle. Mrs Kobins
is spending t ho week here with old
friends.
The workmen into whose ham's
the work of remodelling Capt J.
Perkins' lesidence has been finished
and the Captain now has one of the
handsomest residence in town.
Mr and Mrs Ceo McLamb, who
have been spending quite a whih
here left last week for Kosebom, X
C. to spend thu winter.
Consumption is a human
weed flourishing best in weak
lungs. Like other weeds it s
easily destroyed while younsr ;
when old, sometimes im
possible.
Strengthen the lungs as you
would weak land and the
weeds will disappear.
The best lung fertilizer is
bcotts fcmulsion. Salt pork
i.s good too, but it is very hard
to digest
The time to treat consump
tion is when you begin trying
to hide it from yourself.
Uthers sec it, you won t
Don't wait until you can't
lcceive yourself any longer.
'3egin with the first thought
.3 take Scott's Emulsion. If
t isn't really consumption so
nuch the better; you will soon
lorget it and be better for the
treatment If it is consump
tion you can't expect to be
cured at once, but if you will
begin in time and will be
rigidly regular in your treat
ment you will win.
Scott's Emulsion, fresh air,
rest all you can, eat all you
can, thats the treatment and
that's the best treatment
We will aend you
little of the Emul-
cion free.
B m tte tfita pletan Ik
Mm farm a( tt bM b oa Ik
w-iww rrrf koala f
tiBiii fm f.
SCOTT. BOWNE.
Chemists,
409 Peart St, N. Y.
50c and ft; all drag&ita.
BUY A (ran now we will fell them
at greatly red need price for the
next ten dayi only. McCrary Bed
ding Hardware Co.
1
WINTER HESORTS SOUTH
i:;: ten kh my
SOUTHER?1 RAILWAY.
Iiv.'lisboiv
id the Coit-m ;
M. - -l
A II Fo.-..
ivcok.
W il V,
I i V
(i T I.
t l I
I itk
it this
i.lii.."
West Fn.l
la -I wet k .
Mr D
e .ivtt s. oi I hii ham.
1 ni.it ami Moiulav en
iliiaiu i.uinlr.
and family arrive
1 in an I have made a
1:; u:i", a.u. we ar--aii-.11
pivaeii. His Iirst
id 1. next Nindav at
twin 1,1 (Ireensboro
l !. .- M.,-teii, of Km
..f u. Monday.
, il.ii ri-, of New York
hie I o, of Jaekson-
t;!ti.iz Mi Gallic
last Tu -
appomime
1 1 a. 111.
.1 I K
tl.'.e. !
I'.-h-I.
Ml II
lll-ltcd
hate I,
t.. bati
le t.
f. III'. I.
mot. d
He h...
ill tlk .
Collie b
to onr
Mis I) W
U iL'i;ins
bi't ,s
lllll us.
who
prnu
chi.l
I be Christian
d here and
:-e last week.
e.is churches
lad to ITcl
111. 1 his familv
1, of Ashboro,
la-; u-.- k.
de-.t! vet." a
Hon. .In.. ; . ;:
was in 1 i.tn :
"Ail I'.. .- ..-
vil-S- -'a-':'
ttorl, tile I o-, , . !
iii-ros. ill. iii.-ni i
t'nrouu'li our
. c'.llllleil h.
-. he .Ihln'l
it in lo the
It -hie of to II.
: 1 pre.-i -niiug
p u t. of Chi-
.1-0. To som !:
el shot nt.s a:
I lie r. 11: ::::
i .1
ulde bir
co!lrcting uaid at
ids' to be
, to others
the elld ol 1"J ;:. .
liter, i i !:.- I
: 111a
. joes. etc. on like
mldioii-. II-
ii: . .I a ti am from
1 ue.-tla v moi-himr.
. oaek that nii'lil
t inoi'uiiig arriveil
! foiiglll the team
nnpauv got a war-
War-1 I mpntiv
at i no l.e t, ...1 i.i ':
r in i ii.tv. i 1 ..1.
II.I he lu-.'lir. V-l
iaek. Ward A (
rant for him aod
trae. il bun to I.ib
aud the horse and
it siiddo and their
ep.e.l.,1 he duped
f i.l.oiit .4i:i.iii) or
be delighted ill
Itv, there th . I'.
1 l.t H).
he'ipint; 1
eh a
M C I
iii. ; tu-,i-h..i
'Le
hogs this
.ek '.th'
T. li. Park- killed tite pine rooters
that w, :jb- d 1 .;.-.".
'I'll. . I t IU. INKTl'-M.
She ScrvtJ ilita Right.
A voutlg iadv. j. be lllt'iful ll.tllgll-
t.-r of a we
introduced 1
ingtou, 10 a
meht ooiei.-il
'lb. in. 1 I-'.
talk 1. bout t
Ion. congressman, was
n iii r arrival in Wash
!(... voting "govei 11
it 'lei.uiie of the late
i;.,;.iti".. Iii.rihg their
.. P.-lettare statesman
she pronoii iic.-d his name as it is
spelled, giving the lir-t a its long
omul.
Tin- young man felt it his duty to
correct b.r. .-.'ting In.'t the name
was in-iioiiu.-i d ""livard.'' A few
days iat'-r !n- ..-M ber a note asking
fin" the pii'.ihge of eiiteit.iing hei
and some friends tt iio were visiting
her from the tte.t by taking them to
dinner at bis club. In the reply
that she .--lit him she said she
Would have be. 1! pli-.ISi'd to accept
his invitation only the ii.essehgi r he
had " bayard" s i-nied very "rayard"
and had dallied ii.'.ii the way mi tllt
-be had entered inio anot ber engage
ment bi fore Ins mite reached her.
lluweti-r. ii ne desatard'' her com
pany at .some future' time she would
lie "allfar.ii-1" glad to In ar from him
iguin. Chica' .1 ii. . oid-IIerald.
Swecl Minded Women.
So great is the influence of a Bweet-
miuded woman 011 tno-e around her
that it is almost boundle-s. It is to
her friends come iu sca-aiis of sor
row and sickness for help and com
fort. One soothing touch of her
kiudlv hands works wonders in the
feverish child, a few words let fall
from her lips in the ear of a sorrow
ing sister do much to raise the load
of grief that is bowing its victim
down to the dust iu anguish. The
husband conies home worn out with
the pressure of business, and feeling
irritable with the world in general;
but w hen he enters the cozy sitting'
room, and sees the blaze " of th
bright tire, aud meets his wife's
smiling face, he succumbs in a mo
ment to the soothing inlliitnces,
which act as the balm of till tad to
bis wounded spirit. We all are
weaned with combating the stern
realitU of life. The rough school
boy flies in a mire from the taunts
of his companions to find solace in
bis mother s smile; the little one,
full of grief with its own large trou
ble, finds a heaven of rest on it's
mother's breast: and so one might
so on with instances of the influences
that a sweet-minded woman has in
the social life with which she is con
nected. Beauty is an insignificant
power when compared with her.
Selected. - . 1
Tee Lone Star State.
Down In TVxn -it Yonkmu, Is a big
'ry cootls Urui of which Mr J M Under
sibeteiil. Mr Hu'ler on one of hlf
tries East to leiy a od said t a friond
j tvno Mi,a with htm in the i alare cv.
iiere raK-tun- ui ineuo uiiiiti cnjr
!ser up-.n r.-'ir rg nnd you w ll l
up eirly in the iu rni- c ' el'iiR roi.I.
For ihi-"tlark brown" to-te, h atlatbe
vi i that 1 Bv feel.itpr DeWitt i.lt le
Karlv Kist M r I'e Ins. it's to nse.
Iljiy WA Cubrweod, Tan lb man
ul Shimtaol Diur Co.,Abebo!0.
Weali
Hearts
Araduelo Indlrutlon. Nlngty-nina ef vnrf
ons hundred people who have haul trouble 1
can remember when It wu simple Indices-
1 on. It la a aotenttllo tact that all oaa 01
isart disease, not orjanlo, are not only
traceable to, but are the dlreot result of Indi
rection. All (oo4 taken Into the stomach
vhlch (alls ol perfect digestion fermenta and
twellsthe stomach, puffing It up against the
heart. This Interferes with the aetlon of
ihe heart, and In the course of time that
delicate but vital organ becomes diseased.
Mr. D. RrabK, of Nnada. O.. : I tud noniich
Touble and was In a bad state as f had heart trouble
vith it. I took Kodol Drapapsla Cur lor about lour
aonths and It cured me.
Kodol Digests What Too tat
and relieves Ihe stomach of all nervous
itraln and the heart of all pressure.
Bottles onir. 11.00 Site hoMInt 31 K times the trial
site, which eella lor 60c.
reaared bf I. a DeWITT A OO., OHIOAQO.
Fo eala bvW AoojjJ w
Fair and square
Dealing
Makes and holds
Trade.
V. D. STEDMAN . CO
MPS. CECELIA STOWE,
llralor, Entre Niua Ctob.
17i! Warren Avenue,
b'nn-A.io, In... IW. 22, lfl"2.
For ne.-.rly four roars I suffered
frora ovnriun trciA-les. The doc
tor insisted on an operation as tht
only way to pet well. I, howrver.
str.nitfly objected to an operation.
My hn-l an.l foil tlisheartened a
tti'll as I, for home with a sick
wo-iian iit a dirounaolato place at
best. A friendiv ilrttgtitit advised
him to pet a bottle of Wine of
( arilui for me to try, and he did so.
I lii-pan to improve in a few davs and
my recovery was very rapid. With
in eighteen weeks I was another
being.
Mrs. Stotte's letter ho"s every
woman how a home is saddened by
female weakneaaud how completely
W ine of Card in cures that sick
ness and brings liealtll and happi
ness opriin. flo nut go on sufft-r-iti(j.
lio to your drucgist todav
nr.. I p.-ctirea $1.00 bottle of Wine
uf Oardui.
IPaflSRCmill
J. r Heitman
Has just received a large stock
ot
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
UNDERWEAR, SHIRTS,
GLOVES,
ETC.
And will sell them to you at
money-saving prices.
See him before buying.
J. r. Heitman
Trinity, IN. O.
Furniture Store!
E. 15. Reams' Furniture
Store is the place to buy fur
niture, picture frames, rugs,
etc lie sure to sec him when
in Asheboro.
Undertaker's Supplies
Such as coffins, caskets, etc.
alwiivs on hand and furnished
on short notice at reasonable
prices. Good hearse at your
command.
D. B. Kearne.
&re University
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Academic Department,
Law, Medicine,
Pharmacy.
One mimlH-d snd eight arhoUrhttte. Free
tuition u tifM-hen mttd to flo! 14 ol ministers.
Kuis for the needy.
OS STUDENTS. St INKTHTCTORS
New honnitoriee. Waiter Worka. Centrml H sat
iny STsteni, Librmrr 4U.0UO volumes, fall term,
aralemtc anil pmleaaioiisi depeitmeuta, heelna
Meiitemt-er 7tn 101. tir,i 1 1 .nsvnL-a,
CreMiiout, Ctt mill, M.C.
If You Want
The Dest Laundry
aval Yaws- laumalry Set the.
OM SUHkbU
Charlotte Ste&m
Laundry.
Thevare better prepared to do
your work right than an? Laundry
...;...... J J. II .'.LI
in me omiej sum uu isi
Leave your Bandies at Wood &
Morion's store. Banket ieattw
Tnesdavs and returns Fridays.
CONVINCE YOU THAT WE HAVE WHAT YOU
WANT IN STYLE, FITS AND FINISH.
No better can be found anywhere and we make the price
RIGHT
SFULL LINE OF
General Merchandise,
Both Wholesale and Retail
Remember we are still headquarters for GROCERIES.
Morris-Scarboro-Moffitt Co.
New Hrick Store.
Asheboro, N. C.
A LINE OF
Hardware
That cannot fail to please the most practical person
is to be found at ourStore. The PRICE and GRADE
OP GOODS have pleased and will continue to please
all those who wish THE BEST HARDWARE at the
LEAST PRICE. Give us a Trial and we will convince
of the Truth of this Statement. : : : : :
McCRARY-REDDING HARDWARE CO.,
ASHEBORO, N. C.
aWHAT AREv
Red Indian Blood
and Liver Pills?
. . The BeS' Pilltver Sold for . .
Constipation, Biliousness and
- - fmmire flood.
Acts on the KIDNEY, LIVER and are GUARANTEED to
Rive Satisfaction. SOLD ONLY BY '
StandarlDrug Go.
iN e w Goods!
WE ARE pler.sai to announce to our friends
and customers that have the latest and most
exquisite styles in white goods, lawns, dimities,
and dainty shades in ,drees goods fabrics are
now awaiting your inspection.Our;iarge as
sortment will convince you that we are leaders
in dress goods.
G ent s Department!
OUR CLOTHING counters are laden with
rare bargains, and we can fit you out epic and
span in a new suitshoes, hat, etc. All the
styles in shirts, collars and neckties at prices
to command a purchase. Gome to see us.
WE ARE AT IT AGAIN.
SELLING THE PUREST AND BEST LINE OF
DRUGS TO BE FOUND. : : : , :
We Have No OLD GOODS.
To Unload, But Give you the FRESHEST, PUREST
and BEST at Lowest Prices.
We are Undersold by None and Guarantee the : :
BEST QUALITY
That Money Can Buy. SCHOOL BOOKS AL
WAYS ON HAND. : : : : : :
W. A. UNDERWOOD,
RANDIjEMAIN", n, c.
WDrTURNER, Manager.
Clothing:,
Overcoats,
Men's Furnishings
And all kinds of
Furniture.
S.-e our Line and we will
Corner Depot and Fayetteville St
.Miller tSL Wood.
V. A COFFIN. Agent.