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The Asheboro Cornier. rSICB ONK DOLLAR A YEAR Wm. C. HAMMER, Editor. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. For Governor: ROBERT B GLKXN For Lieutenant Governor: FRANCIS 1) WINSTON Associate Justices of Supreme Court: W A HOKK GEORGE II BROWN, JR State Auditor: B F DIXON State Treasurer: B R LACY Secretary of State: J BRYAN GRIMES Superintendent of Public Instruction J Y JOYNER Commissioner of Labor and I'riatiny: II B VARNER Corporation Commissioner: S L ROGERS Commissioner of Agriculture: S L PATTERSON. The Troy Examiner unites with the Rockingham Anglo-Saxon and advocates the appointment of C.ipt. C. F. Siler as state librarian. Mr. Maxwell Gorman, a eteran newspaper mat', of Raleigh, succeeds the Mr Coiner as city editor of the Raleigh Evening Times. .Mr. Max well has for several years been the Raleigh correspondent of T u '.: t ' i ' t:- IEK. Now that the newspapers and others want party harmony would it not be well for them to hold up on Bryan, who has certainly proven himself a better democrat th.ii many of them did in 1 S'.ui. The Chicago Chronicle pning as a democratic paper bolted democracy in '96 nnd 1U00 and gave aid and comfort to its enemies by sup porting Palmer and Buckuer. This year it U mild because it says the popuhstic west and reactionary south arc ii'uiii in alliance ft ith a new leader Inn with no change of principle and pur pose. It says the tick. ( 1-rurs the stamp of populism. It is mad be cause Cleveland was not nominated and because Bryan has not bolt-d and has gone over bay and iia.'u'a.-'e to the republicans. GREENSBORO VOTES DliY. Tuesday of this week was a mem orable day in the history of (iii-en.--boro. The immense ihnnii.' patii-nl-ly, but with a determination bind up to ballot on the ipu-sti-'ii of :, hibition from early in the ::iori.i!ig until 'night. The eii-i-timi passed off ((tiietly, but throughout tlie en tire day upon the fares of both tile advocates and opposition could be seen the look of dctenniin.lion. The advocates supported by the pravvrs of the christian women assembled in the churches and the appeals of the blessed children. While the op posing faction worked hard t la result was 313 votes for saloons anil 741 against, thus for twuy-.iis then will be no open saloons 111 tile rilv of Greensboro. The citizens of Randolph have watched the light with great interest and generally speaking are giatilied at the result. We predict that in nowise will the industrial grow th of the city be im paired and the opinion of this scribi is that moral and industrial expan sion will be the outcome. Red Buck writes from St. I.ouis to the Charlotte Observer of Si nator Tillman as follows: Senator Tillman is always inter esting. His part in the convention proves him a man of tine aliilitv. great courage ad power. No coun cil of war or peace was held without his knowledge. The crafty Hill asked his advice. The country is finding out that Senator Tillman is not only a man of great ability but a most useful senator and a wise party itiselor. Red Buck describes Senator Dan iel: The striking aristocratic face of Senator Daniel cannot psss from the memory oi any wno saw it. when In spoke. His strong, deep voiie lin ger, with those who heard it. Hi argued like a man drives piles and his sentences, strong and beautifully constructed, were sent home. The delegates heard every word he said The following opinion of ex-senator David B. Hill by the same cor respondent is interesting. If one may judge by the St Louis convention the South is coming to her own. We are going back to the (lays oelore the war. Our men must be recognized. David B. Ilill can not cope with Williams, Daniel, and Tillman, lie is cunning, but weak. The Parker telegram would not have been necessary if Hill had made the fight that he should have made be fore the committee on resolutions, and if necessary before the conven tion. His courage is not of the right tort ' Mr. Bryant tells us that for 48 lioursbefora the final close that stronjf men lost their nerve and slept Standing or reclining in chairs. The crowd kit its energy before adjonrc Jjitfat at one thirty Sunday morning. It is only or.re in a life time that a(.u opottunities come to a uuu. Col. A. C. McAlister, of this place hasi been appointed Jby Governor Aycock as a member of the State Board of charities to succeed Dr. t'Ws Huffy, of New Bern, resigned. The address of Mr. V. II. Busbec before the .Vlabani-i bar association lust vwel; was on, "The Southern Lawyer and the negro." In the name of his mistress, the law, urn! tln-iis he appealed to the lavvveis of Alabama '"To nrouse aud cultivate a public sentiment that would secure to the members of the colored race ti:e protection in person aud liberty, which ih" constitution solemnly guarantees to every person w ithin her borders." lu cltHpient words lie pictured the unspeakable horrors of mob violence, its indefensible cruelly and injus tice, lie appealed for an enlighten ed and aroused public sentiment which would combat mob violence until it had become only an unpleas ant lneiiiorv. Dr. I W I.onr, of llieensboro has been appointed as the North Caro lina in 'inher of the Presidential noti lieatiou committee of the Prohibi tion party. Arrangements have been ii-.. '. ;o gtve Dr Silas C Swal low, tU olubition candidate, his official ilic-.itton in Tonilinson Hall, i M..anapolis, Ind., Friday afternoon, July at ',' o:clock. Dr Long was untitled of his appoint ment be Oliver W Stewart, of Chi cago, chairman of tile Prohibition national committee. Kamseur Academy. liam-cur Academy offers superior :ul an:;. ' t boys and girls. Lit erary, Normal and Business courses, l-'.nrolli.ieut i:. Fall term opens Angus! ,'.!, l.'Ul. Terms reasonable. Write tor catalogue. .Ions T. Ciinn, A. P... Pri.i.. Ih.i'isc'.ir, N. C. the: woman who promises AHvii.vm (llbrralnu. !itt AsnsrnvntlnaT mid JrrriiiiNlltle. ri every -octal circle, every club, ev rrr iwsoclaUon el' women, ttiere are those who ileHlit the novice 1y their obllsiii!; readl'ies to help, t.ut are fii'lf.U i! by the e. . l-ietie- il. -t.et til ilo l' .: f..r y, in." -I v. ::: :-.n--:id to if," 'I.. ;.ve it to na" they cry .-niil tr:i!Rlit wry -o riT mi l forp-t nil iilwiit It. Who il:::l !;.--.s b"en llnllapv l'tliu;,-ll to lui'.e 11.. in mu a eomiiiitlee will soon fiiwi tlie Mu-iiish of tinJtns at the last !a..t: ::l Il .it tli.-Ir part of til work is uiiieiielieil iia.l must be done f it is Unit the lr- i. -; often so charm .I wliii oilier i-'ood .-Me siller Is often i can l':,ve li-r and ii. l her j,:-iee is ln e lines nut sparhlo, ito:..! 'i p-:- uin:- nhil-ly il'ill. YV der-eii,! u; yonl nil ; ITul i, ; iier word, is tlie woni i:t. Vet tier et:i!Mratini: s l.er iuipo-sili! tn work unilocular in spit" of her As for tlioe vvtio have h.-r, tlie less snii'i of their fault ma": with and goud poin to five wit liiffcrinc! To U,-p tlie heller. ord tin very es- Fence of i rs..iial lienor. To make promises liditiy i ii'i b"M them cheap has hern I,-!-i i!;s!.on,.r.-.!!e alwa.vs, sad it male no liiffereaee where our wort! iA c-vi :i ,: l.pw inconvenient it tnay be t-. :. .i'e"; lh- promise. The laerinvc::'.,.:.-e to vvhleh our broken firui;:! .-s v.;ll pat other people is what U." mind must dweii iiptui. 1'ittsburg Dispatch. TALK FRANKLY. A Word on nUei-rnmiMil r.nil Trnth. rnlm-,i In CifflviThnf lun. Wiutt a j. i,l tuinn it wouM he if wniaen vvnai'l he true to themselves nnd converse intelligently when In the soclrty of -i-f.tieiaen. There in nothing U.nl lionest men ilesire more than to understand Hint mysterious race that Is so like themselves nnd yet so unlike, who share their homes, but not their tUoiijrhts; who are s-n shrewd, so prac tical and no irrational. The poor men yearn to break dowu the invisible bar rier and pee Into the real life of these Hicy love si, well. Hut tlie loved ones Riiiiie and chatter and city pretty things and ii,.'' nie.ii .iiiius, thliu-s they have borrow rd I'mm men nnd improved In th" 1'orrmviirr. but never n word of the really true mid, la many Instances, vital thought that are working In their busy brain-i, says the ltusiness Wo man's IlCtil.'ilie. So the men Hatter nnd lie because tney thin); wauien like it. and the wo men neeepr it all because tliey think it la man's nature. And the men think Women are dear, empty headed nugels, and the women think inea are line, in tclilgcnt brutes, nnd the twn elnssea go on lovlnn and despisiiiR one another ao rordlngiy, And 11 for the want of a lit tle discernment and truthfulness In conversation. Wood's Seeds. Crimson Clover Sown at the last working of the Cora or Cotton Crop, can be plowed under the following April or .May in time to plant corn or other crops the same senon. Crimson Clover prevents winter leaehinK of the noil, is dpia in fer tilizing value to a jrood application of stable manure and will wonder fully increase the yield and qual ity of corn or other crops which follow it. It also makes splendid winter and pring grazing, fin early green feed, or a good bay crop. Even if the crop is cut off, the action of the roots and stubble Improve the land to a marked de gree. Writ for prlc and special cir cular telling about Mwtlag ate T.W.Wood & Sons, Seedsmen, RICHM0H3, VIRgllM. Wood't Dcrtptlv Pall Catalog. nmAj about AQKuat lt. trUnall about Farm and Vegetabln Herds lor Fall plant ing. Hailed frea on reqaoat. SMITHING AND GENERAL REPAIR TB1V. W. R1IITH. Sallthurr street. ii la ii a wm "1 1 ft out ! '. i" doiiitf : '! -i that! V-'Ii lli'w! t A y e r ' s Hair .1 lid ye lair v mor prompily stop the falling? Your hair will begin to grow, too, and all dandruff will dis appear. Could you reason ably expect anything better? " A?"'. Ilnlr Vlnnr I. n giHt mircm with TO MX l.nlr w.i I O.Ihb ..ill ill) liaill,. Im Uia tlnir Vliw -.n-ei I " " ' for Thin Hair zit: rr-- A Letter From Mississippi. Ellisville, .Miss. As unite a number of people left Uitudolpli t'ouutv X C some two years iigo to make their homes u iimUt the pine forests of South Miss we thouirht that a few items from this section might be aeivptsiblo to the Courier which is still a welcome visitor to our homes. Mr and Mrs G W Crotts who moved here last winter from X C liKc the country splendidly and are i,'ettini,' used to the semi tropical climate. Mr Commodore Crotls has secured for his wife one of Mississippi's lair daughter's Miss Laura Shows. Tlie Crotts' Urotheis saw mill is makimr lively music these suitrv summer dny.. We are sorry to note however tuat lttinber is rather dull at present. 1 1 leis been ramiior lu re et erv il.iv since .Inly 1st and tlie farmers are havitiLr a most diseou ratlins: tinn' trviiur to iret their crops free from ijrass. Mr Herbert Ilill one of our N I hoys who rauie down lust winter hat left our little town and gone to Ala The M J and K CUR is runnitii: two passenger trains daily now be sides several freight trains. Mr Charlie Crotts made a busincs: trip t i l.nnrel Monday. If we see this in the Courier t will semi s.une more notes from this section. California Kniclit Templars Add Fob lows --The Last Opportunity of the Vcar. P.cirintiing Augu.-t loth and con tinuing daily to September '.'th round trip tickets will !- sold on ac count of the above conventions from all points in the southeast to either I.os Angeles or San Kiiincisco at ev !i niely low rates, v ith final n tuni limit t letober :lrd. Tickets will permit, of tell dav.--top over at St Louis and allow liohlei privelege of going one route and returning another without addi tional cost, except that tickets re turning via Por'lund an idditional charge of 1 1 will be made. The Frisco-Hock Island System oiler excellent routes in either di'ec- tioll. Write for rales, descriptive litera ture aud full information, and let u. plan your trip. S. L. r.utiiirrr, Histrict Passenger Agent, Atlanta, da. Baptist Lnocsity for Women. I'ipioinas given ill the Arts Science and Philosophy; in Music. in Art and in Expression. Conn of study similar to those in boys colleges, liecitation periods, one hour each. Faculty of six nun am twenty-four women. School of Bi ble taught by u full graduate of Wake Forest and Xewton Theologi Seminary. Thorough business course Kxiellent equipment for teachinj. Chemistry, Biology and Physics School of music unstirpuhScil iu th South. The comfort of students looked after by lady principal, lady plnsieian, two matrons and a uurse Boi.rd, literary tuition, heat, lights. baths, tees tor phvsician. nurse and libraiy, jtUT.SO per session: in the club from 45 to 55 less. Xo dis count to any; everybody pays exactly the same rates. Believed to be the cheapest school of its grade in the South. For further infoimalioii address President 1! T Vaim, Kai- eigh, X C. Summer School For Teachers! A Summer School for teach res will be held in the Graded School building at Aeheboro beginning July 18th, 1904, and continuing for four weeks. There will be a general review of the text books used in the public schools. Methods and school uuu ageuient will receive special atten lion. X'o charge for tuiliou to any te.tcber or person preparing to teach. Takes place of County Institute. Certificates of attendance, good in any county in the State, gifen those who attend regularly. Bring your text books. For further information addres?: J. M. WAY, County Supt of Schools. N.W. WALKER, Conductor. A Card. Editor Courier: I wish to present the name of S S Cox of Giant township for th legis lature. He is a successful farmer, merchant and a true democrat, and will make a good representative. Let ni nominate and elect him. Killed in Alabama. On July 4th body of Barney lUiri.s, son of V Lindsay Bums, of Shellields tow-Vliip, was brought from (leiiio.i. Ala to his old home near Klise. for but VI. A day or so pn-Lily he had a light with a man Aimed Xeal out theie and was cut e death with a knife. Nc.il mils sA sui.l terribly cut by Burn.-, m il mlast nciounts was not expeelci! toteVner. Carth age Blade- ITEMS OF m Many Items ol Interest Galcre from Different SourccsA Cholmctte, the largest svamboaf on the Mississippi, struck mnagand t tnk July l'tli. Two persons were killed by light ning in Virginia last week. " . On Monday of this week Samuel Howkins fell oS feet from an jjoii shop building at Spencer, X C, lion W W Kitchen, democratic candidate for Congress, has linl leiiged rostma.-.ter C A Heyuoldi. of Winston-Salem, to a joint cainass and the hitter has accepted. The State democratic exccn.ite c ' ninittce will meet in l!aleighou he night of July St'dh. Kx-(iovcriior Filhngh Lee vili deliver an address at the 3tatp IVs Association at ilorehead Citv aext week. Paul Hrugcr, formerly reiteut of the Transvaal republic, i'.ied in Switzerland July 1 1'Ji. Highly people were killed u a railroad collision in Illinois July 13. Seven burglaries are reported in High Point on one night la-t wvk. (iarliiiul Ihiniol, of Civeii.-loro, has sold his fine race horse. Oi.vn Bess, to a gentleman in Florida. Miss Kthel Hamilton, of Sin! Hill, daughter of the wvll-ki.nvn Prof 0 C Hamilton, has been elect ed to tile vacancy in Albemarle glid ed schools, created by the resigna tion of Mis Mary Srunggs. - Study Ktltetprise. Odell SliemweH died at Tyro, 1 .ivitl.-iMi county, July loth of ty phoid fevet. Jell Mill.-r, a negro, atteiupeda I'toidish crime on Carrie Lconan', a little 1'J year oh! white girl, daugh ter of 1' "ll Leonard at Weiin mal. cotton mills at Lexington J uly illth. liev K A PlyU-r feporlR a goml yield from shiwks of mighty line wheat 1 -.'.'i bushels. "I also "made 'lit bushels of re, " he reinai ki.1. - Stanly KnterpriM'. "I saw a peculiar sight a fe-.. .lavs go." remarked Mr Albert Kirk, hut 1 don't know whether it's worth printing. two hawks, w inch b.io vnii-ntly pas.-oil tni-oiigh a deadly onliiet. were seen by Mr Kirk. I'hey wen- insepa'ably clinched to gether, and both bore 'marks of iiav ng died hard, w hile lihtiiig. Siau- iv l-liiterpri-e. Court Calendar. Calendar of i i i! can - s al Juh term l'.n -I, of Kandolpli Superior Court, Hon Chas M Cook. Ju.L- presiding: WKHNF.SHAY, July 'IU No Hii W !' l.'edding, autnr vs 11 ll I! A ,V S Ii li. No K-SamT Arnold et al vs Mai'. Ann Cai'le et al. No 31 lieliben I.Uttelioll VS J M Williams. Xo 3ii J M Williams vs Ketibeii Lutlerb.li. No 3-1 J M ( s T T Ferp-e. No '2i Clirtiey .'I Cox vs T T Fel lee. Xo 3t liiiftis Yow vs J Hamil ton ami wife. Tlll'IiSDAY 3Sth No 3S C P Smith s J X Ingesl No 3't Aneline Trogdon vs K I- Vestal. No I T John.-oii vs Clav Hor- Sl'tt. Xo 111 W (I Hani- et al vs Josepl Beek et al. Fill HAY, 3!Uh No:!3-li I! ll-nly s Plant City Lumber Co. Xo lill -I J Fnlhr s A BCrayetal Xo 34 Ji-j.se A York vs Siisant.i York. Xo 35 W M Mollitt admr vs Crowt Milling Co. SATT'liDA Y, 30th Xo 30 T J Hoover s J II Kcarns admr. Xo 37 M J Connor vs Mav Connor, Xo 3S A A liidgc s Allen Xante M OX DAY, Aug 1st Xo 4 -N C Jarrell s K li Itohl.iiis ix Co. Xo 41 State on relation Chas Dor- sett et al vs U S Bradshaw. No 47 E M Fraziel vs W C Croker et al. No 4S Titia Small wood vs John Smallwood. No 49 J 11 Wall vs II C Cucsev et al. TUESDAY, 3nd , Xo 50 Asheboro Wood i Iron Co t's K 1 Plummer v. Co. No 51 George Iav vs Western Union Telegraph Co. Xo 53 Ltim E Lowdcrmilk vs Wal ter Brow u. Xo 55 W G Smith and John Hill vs K K Kobhins. WEDNESDAY,' 3rd No 5t T D Harris vs W D Burgess No 57 lu lie Zcb Dorsctt restoring to ciuzeusnip. Fo 5 Odell Lineberry vs E P Hayes admr. SUMMONS DOCKET No 8 Chas liagsdale vs Polly Ann Kagsuale. No 9 Wm O Smith vg Emetine Smith. Witnesses and parties need not at tend before the day for which their cases are calendared for trial, ns wit nesses will not be allowed to prove before that day. Motion before the Judge can be beard at any time. July 7tn 1U4. M. 8. EOBINS, Chairman Caleidar Committee. Moore Counlv fll, AIM OLD ADAGE SAYS "A light purse to a heavy curst Sickness mnkei a light purse. The LIS'T.H Is the seat of ni. tenths of al! disease. iTill'i h olll go to the root ol the whole mat ter, thoroughly, quickly artel; aud restore the action of the LIVER to normal condition. Give tone to the system and solid flesh to the body. Take No Substitute. ARIIEST IT-e"0.lll BF.ff.lltn. A bottle of Kc-ziuo will be sent free '.i eu-rv reader of this paper iv !u i.- sulTeiinr; with any kind of -kin disease or i ruptinii, nii v form of l-'i zeuia. Blind or Bleeding I'ilcs, Scrofula, Itch, Tetter, Itarber ltd., Iiili.i; worm. Boils, Blood Poison, l'eer Sores of any inline or nature. I'm reward will be paid for an case of Ke'etna i hut is noi prompt ly cured it b Kc-ile. Ki-.-'i-e will ileal an .-ore or cure the w. - i-L i 1 1 and make it look like whet len tofiirc there has been no l",.ccilic ,liseoeleil I hill llollld cure l-'cellia and kindred diseases until Ko-zine was ili,-eoer.(l and now thousands arc cured daily. Never mind whaa you have tried; louiei the failures made b other remedies and send for FREE SAMPLE of Ke-,;iiie. i hieh always :;i.-s re lief nnd a permanent cure Rc-ine 5l.in Soap t- the best antic, pt;c -i up inane, li will cleans, anythitiL --w ill de-troy tnici-obes of daiulni!!. I":. i 1 i ti i; hair, -re head, hands :,iid feet, pimple.- and black heads on faei and make the skin smooth. The only anti-e lie sliav- illu' .--lp lll.eb , l-i '1 tO ''UIV iTerin di-i a-- ran if it don't. 'lb cents 11 e-!,e. Write toi'iaV to BOM) cMUniCAI. Coni'ANV, 7I1K K.nid-McNally lildg.. The publisher . of the ivlinbilit; . the Hov.l ( heiii'ie. ' t his paper know.-Le-,:ine and ol WE HAVE A lii f Fre.-h Croceries and ( oiintn I'rodiice oii hate! all i lie time. W. it oi;r trade d if fair SPOON & REDDING, Grocerymeu. ASSES C. C. WOODEM, l(lacks;-,-iithiny: and (ienernl REI'.AIK SHOP. Do all kinds of work from horscsboing to making wa gons. I have for sale now a dozen good second hand buggies thoroughly rebuilt and sold at low pricer, Call to see mo near Depot C. '. WOODFI.I ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD 111 li lit T Hot TK Til TI1U ST. LOUIS ;"'''"" Two irnins daily. In Coiit.e.ti- a with W. & A. R. U. & N. t , i; Si. I., lty from A'l-iitu I v .Ml.aa.. s -i. ni. Ar M. I..ul- r;'is u. Willi II I. .nth :.s Knil Georgia. Florida & Tennessee Route cf the Famous "DIXIE FLYER" V, .luekM i.'lii.nl. FRED D. MILLEH. Traveling Pr.5. Agent. No I N. Prexorhi . 4TLANTA.CA Foil SA1.R B MOHMS-Kf AUBOBO-MOKFITT CO., ASHEUOHO, K. C. THE NORTH CAROLINA Slalt No; ni ti and Indatlriil Collf jt. COVR.SE3 Lltor&ry Commtnlal Claaalcal Domtinc Sclano SctanOflo MonuavdTraJnlng Pa4aofcl Mualo. rimemiran. IcwIii K Ui Dllitomaii. Adratiwd iunea Iwiilliig Ofvrecfl. Well fMiitppwl Prmo. Uue mnd ulwrvatlim Scli'ail. Farult Dutnbetm tul. Bonrl, Itmfidry, tuition, anl ti uw oi text bunka, eu-., iwa year. Fi,r jion-ril.lili lrmiMtltiH aU frcv-tuiUnn apt,liealtotis ahtwl,! b9 made la-fore inly l&th. nMiiwience Id vltpil fmn thw fUw4rlnitirapflSeiilt.-hiiiai4 t-mrjJwn. forcataJuvuv awl otner lulor. MMIh-" aaurew .C. - "Utile" Riley Britt Cut William Henry Muore to Death ' Corn whiskey is chargeable with anotln niui'dir. Momhiv morning lluputy Sheriff. l!alei-l- Bivaer of Sbillield town-: ship brought "Little" liiby Britt to jail under comiiiilmer.t for murder. On !' tnd.iv ni-jhi Britt and Wil-I liam ) .eiiry .Moore aud a boy named I Mulcts weit together on the road ncai Spies, when Britt and Moore' be'un light ii.?, liritt getting Moore' down, nnd ettinjf on him. Maness tried I-' separate 'hem and not being able fo do it, went to his fathers near by, fie help. When you tig Maness aiid hi. father returned, they found Moore dead, and about ten steps away Ttitt was lying down, and as bloodv as a hog. lKpi.ty 'sheriff Brewer mis notified and immediately placed Britt under arrest, and carried him before Mar tin Bicncr Justice of the l'eace.who scut l.ii,i to jail without bond. Moore's throat was cut, a hud cut in the breast, and he was disembow eled and a bloody knife was found in Brill's pocket. A Blade man saw Britt about an hour after he was put in jail, aud asked him ;f he had anything to siy He said nothing except that he knew nothing "bunt the homicide. Cartbie Blade. Coach Excursions la St. Louis. n each Tmsdiiv and Thursday during the month of June, special ten dav coach excursion rates will be in effect to St. Louis and return via I'. & . liy. See display ad. for rates. Fast vestibuh d trains with through coai ln-3 to St. Louis via Cincinnati am! Big Four lioutes. W. O. Wakthev, Hist. Pass. Agt., ('. it O. By., Bichmoiid, Va. Hot Springs, Arkansas, One Fare Plus $2 lor the Round Trip. 'Tickets on sale every Wednesday and Saturdav, return limit sixty days. I'he Frisco System in connection with the Kock Island System from Meni his ofl'e's tbe best route. Write for literature and full par ticulars. S. L. l'AUKori', histrict l'assenger Agent, Atlanta, (ia W. W. JONES, Dealer In (iKUCKBIKS, lTiOYISIOVS AD riionrcK, Sew itiL' Machines, Tarts and Attach incuts. Also have a lot of e.iod clothitiL' that will be closed out cheap. Produce bought and sold. Your I lutronn-.'e solicited, dive me a cull and 1 ll Ileal you light. W. W JONKS, Depot SI. Allen stand, New Blacksmith Shop. e IlllVf opeln il lip 11 lleV simp in Smith Asln-lioro for p-tiefnl repairing suiitliini:. Iiluek W e liiiiko ii speemlty of lunk in; Tiinlier Wheels, (iivoiiri your wmk. We jruiirnntee pnuiijitness and durnliility. A. M. Presnell. SPOT CASH Will pay spot cash f. o. h. your depot for Green and Dry Hides, Beeswax, Tallow, Eggs, Wool' washed or uti-waslu'd) 1 also carry u full line of Fruits and Vi-jroTulden, Ha tiiituis, (.Iranees, Ia'Uioii.s, l'euntits at market prices. Write- for firii'i", A. C. FORSYTH, W'i Lett i.s Street, (ifn llslioro, X. C. Reduction ? rices I am making reduction prices on siiininer millinery ad follows: fi.ttu ri-nil v to weur huta for 1 .50 il.50 luits'for jl.00 fC.Olt putterti huts for $4.50 ,f.-i.00 " " $3.Tft ji.ar. corsetn for 1 1 .oo I l.dl I " " .75 "j " " .50 $1.25 infant enpa for $1.00 Magnetic combe, flavoring extracts and toilet articles of the most deair aide uutkt-s kept in stock. MRS. E. T. BLAIR. Healthy Mothers. 'i odier should always kx- p in wo bodily health 1 her one it ir cbildmi. ' it is no nnui-il aiiiht to cm iDoth .with b-inei arm,ooui;b. ir.p vinlenoy nnd fzhih t II t'-i- syuii tonm "f a eo Htiuitv tftii!.ii y. Ami by ali uld this '! j.'1" O'e '! ion exrtt, ilvnueroui a:l in ih" .i r) c'')l'i, wbeu Dr. tiu rb-c t Hyrop wou'd pn' a t.io to it ar . mi ; .No mother bould be witMnu tela . I aud tried remedy la the house for it lmty uie will pr iuptlv cure auv lunir uiroa' or oroncotai irouo e in ner-e i or bar hdrireu. Ibunont ccmli or oolu -nn be Hpeedlly cured by Uermiu hyiup; to can DOi'H. n.s a ll i-onrra-tion ol tbe bronchial tahaa. It urnkva eHctortion , and gitt iottant renet boh MrnniK ra( lo me eonvn ra' kedooD8unpttT. Mew trial boltira. 35; lurga til--. 75o. For talc by Stan dard Drug Co. RK4AU OF VALUABLE TIUBKB LAND, rmior authorttr ennlalneil In tha lairt win and tftriameotcf H. LawaUfii, dec'4. I will aril far i-wh at the Onurt Hiiuee dunr at 11 bile atKitrm In the liiIM biil.ler on Mnndaf A "it 1, llw al It Lots of Lots h li'siialile liuilditi'.' lots for .-ale or trade on the He! e know ii H. J. I'; ' r es'.nte in West Asheboro v --iisel Avenue and t In . -Mvcl a desirably loca t - i fur ,'i-l residenc es nnd !. i-es to rent. Wlieii i-iier 'Stei! in any real estale i.i Asheboro and vicin ity i-ull on or write Arn-i field (Si Laughlin, Real Est&te Deailers. The Smart Set .J Matmine of Cleverness Magazines should hove a well-delined purpose. (ietiuine eiitertiiinmeiit, iiinusemei.t and mental recreation are the motive" of the Smart Skt, the ' MOST SUCCESSFUL OF MAGAZINES Its novels (a coinplele one in each number). ure by the most bril liant authors of both hemispheres. Its short stories are mutchle.s clean ami full of human interest. Its poetry coverinjr the entire lield of verse pathos, love, humor, tenderness is by the most popular poets, men aud women, of the day. Its jokes, witticism, 6ketche8, etc., are admittedly the most niirtli-provokini;. 160 PAGES DELIGHTFUL READING Xo pa;ros are wasted on cheap illustrations, editorial vaporing", or wonryiiiji essays and idle discussions. Every page will interest, charm and refresh you. Subscribe now $2.50 per year. lieiuit in cheipie, I'. O. or Ex press order, or registered letter to THE SMART SET, 452 Fifth Avenue, New York. N. B. SAMPLE COPIES SENT FREE ON APPLICATION. Some of Our Prices ! Below we give some prices that will be of interest to all. Ladies will enjoy spring styles and appreciate our prices. Our buyer spent considerable time in New York this season and had the advantage of visiting the most fashion able stores in the city. Everything in our line is new and the very latest styles. I Men's Clothing:, ll.its, Caps, Shoes, Shirts, Ties, Etc. Ladies', Misses' and Children's Slippers. Carpets, Mattings, Gocarts, Baby Carriages New Line. All-Leather Suit Cases from - - - $4.50 to $7.:.'') I WOO D&aMO Iv I NO . I Leading Clothiers. Asheboro. N. C; r Marble Marble Monuments, Granite Monuments, Marble Tombstones, Granite Markers, Italian Statuary, Iron Fencing, Marble and Granite Posts and Copiny;, Etc. We can furnish any design of Monuments and Tombstones in any of the American or foreign marbles or granites. Our prices are the lowest. Our goods are the nicest obtainable. We can please you. Call on us ami give us your orders. Darbee Marble Works, Oppo. G. G.,Hendricks & Co. Afchoboro, IN. C. i ' ' , I. a.,....,. , i , , .- iil.r'-,--i'ifnT itt-vr THE KEELEY INSTITUTE, GREENSBORO. N. C. FREE! CUT THIS BOX l'lease send Name Address .. OUR ILLUSTRATED AND BOOK McCrary-'Rcddirig Hdw. Co., DEALERS IN All Kinds of Harcuvaro & Foam Implements'. Full and Complete Lino of Cooking Stoves always on hand. Spring &.ud Summer Dreaa Goods. 200 Ladies Street Hats, Sue. to $-J. 1300 Trimmed Hats (New York styles) $1 to $i. Pon't buy until you set! our styles. White brocade Shirt-waists, 20 to Toe. Champaign Madras Shirt-waists, 30 to ?5c Yoil Dress Goods (all colors) 20 to 30c. lllack Voils, 50c, T5c. aud $1. ninck Albntros. ode. to $1. Fancy Ladies' Suitings, fide. Toe. and if 1. Crepe le China, in colors, . 35c.; Hlack 60c. to $1. Hotted Silk Muslin, in colors. ItOc. While Kress I.im-n, 2d and 2.V. Full line of Liwns, ft, 10, 15 and 20c. Gran it OUT TO-DAY-MAIL IT to 166, GREENSBORO, N C mu your Ii.i.istiu i f.i Hand Book 31 - Call and see ns
The Courier (Asheboro, N.C.)
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