North Carolina Newspapers

( 33t? COURIER j r. 'ids In Both News and S6 COURIER Advertising Columns l Circulation. 2 !- Bring Results. BBOS) ) Sil I Issued Weekly. PRINCIPLES, NOT MEN. $1.00 Per Tear, f f 1 I I VOL XX 0L XXIX. ASHEB0R0, N. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22i d, 1904. No 51. J r 1 J 4 i DeWITT'S , t WITCH HAZEL i SALVE I TUB ORIGINAL. A Well Known Core for Piles. S Cunt ebttlnats tores, chapped hands. ec- j serna. sain atsoassa. rnaaea ourns ana scaias painless. W. oould not Improve the quality I If paid double the price. The best salve thai experience oan produce or that money can bey. Cures Piles Permanently DeWltt's Is the original snd only pure and fenuino Witch Hazel Salve made. Look for the name DeWlTT on every box. All ethers are counterfeit. niMalo Vr C O. DeWITT CO., CHICAOO. Standard Drug Company, Asheboro Drug Company. 6wndmct Is cordially invited from individuals, firms and corporations con templating the opening of an account, or mak ing changes in existing arrangement, by THE WACHOVIA LOAN AND TRUST CO. High Point, N. C. Our officers give per sonal attention to the interests of correspon dents, and it is our earnest endeavor to meet all their requirements. Capita-$600,000.00. Assets $3,530,156.22. OKeOX.PraaMeat. W J ARMFT2XD, V-Pret W J ABM FIELD, Jr., Cashier. The Bank of Randolph. Aehebois, IT. O. Capital and Surplus, Total Assets, over $36,000.0(1 $150,000.00 real aaiela wylng we are prvramt and willing to eltand tn our rutomerx every facility and ao eoeiDwdaUoa couaialent with safe banking. DIRECTOR-Si J Redduw. A Kankin. Thoa U Kodd'iur. Br F t aakury, C i Oox. ' J S. Bryant, President J. I. Cole, Cathie Gfie Btvnk of R-andlema.n, jj Randleman, N. C. I Capital $0000. Surplus, $2,000. I Accounts received "n favorabU t terms. Interest paid on savings de i posits. t Directors: W K Hartsell, A N I Bulla, S O Newlin, W T Bryant, ( i L Lindsay, N N Newlin, 8 Bryant, i HO Barker and J H Cole. i; "WE WISH To eel) the attention nl the people of Randolph i oeoatT to the (act that we have a onmplclc eaubllahnwiit lor repairing all kinds ol Je-welxy, - "WatcJa.es iand. Clocks. We ham only the beat workmen and can tin X as toe public the bert aervloe. Oar Optical Department 4 le enropiete. j We cam dupllcatr any lenae or broken porta. Fine L e u a e a famished le order on short notice I 2vall Orders wmraretveaiMrlal attention. We carry a Bin line ef Jewelry. Write ua when yoe need anytnmg tn our i Very truly youra. nythlng in our line. SXlr- Felzt-t. XT. C. FARMERS, YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE! Heavy and' Fancy Groceries, Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Drugs, Glassware, Crockery, ' Tinware, Trunks, and Gen eral Merchandise at our store Our prices are right. Con.e to see us. Bring yonr produce, eggs chickens, etc., to exchange them for goods. We sell yon good goods at reason able prices and pay you mod prices for yenr pro dnce. C. O. YORK STORE CO. CENTRAL FALLS. N. C. L. M. FOX, M D. AtHEOORO.N.C. oeere ek Bfosjaaieail esrvtee te the rWsos seJAahetoee ao aarroniiaUnt east Oanral aaaaj. WASHINGTON I ETTER. Judje Swayne to Be Impeached Sen tor Overman s Member of Soioot la qulry Salisbury Public Building. From our own Gorrpmdtit House, of Representatives, Washington, D. C. December 17. For he first time ii more thao seventy years the House p i ,., ,,,, -.--i, ,j , ! of Rep'csenUltlves this week "Oted to lupeach a Federal judge. He U Judge Charles Swayne. of the north trn district of Florida. There are itleven distinct counts against him and while all the judiciary com mittee, to whuin the resolution of impeachment was referred lusi spring, do not agree that all the ch urges have been sustained by the evidence, they did agree that there was enough evidence against him to demand his impeachment, and eon uequeutly they brought in a nnani mous report in favor of such action This report was adopted by the House by a very large mujoritv. He id charged with not living iu his dis trict, though the law spmiticly sayk that a judge who shall fail to do so dlialljbe guilty of a "high niisdeiru-uti nr." He id charged with being tvranical, having in a number of in stances fined and impriitoticd men through personal malice. While thr Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West Kuilroad was in the hands of a re ceiver appointed by Judge Swayne, the judge si-enis to have considered .he road h's private property. He md a private cur, supplied with ,)ortor, cook, foods and '"liquids," at n s service, and went hither and thither according to bis on sweet Mill, aud all at the expense of the Ditukrupt rail loud, tie had this car ent to Delewarr on oue occasioa to wry binididf and family back ti r'lorida, ami likewise took advantage of it for a pleasure trip to California, liut oue oo"nt upon which every neinberof the committee agreed he -hotild be impeached was that be 'las defrauded the government by tlways certifying that his necessa;, 'Xpenses in attending the courts that, lie was required to attend outside his liatrict, were the very maximum Allien the law allows; that is, ten lullars per day, whereas bis actual xpeutes were proven to be not more bau four to five dollars. In this ay he had been robbing the govern tient of semetbing like $1,000 per ear. The action of the 1I)um so far is dimply to vote that Judge Swayne ihould be impeached; a committee will now prepare lb formal charges which shall be presented to the Sen tte, and it id probable that some of hose in the original lesolution will e dropped, and it is ale piobable that some new charges will be add d. Then the Senate, "sitting as a high oourt of i upeachinent," shall mswer the question of the judge's; uilt of the charge of "high crimes md misdemeanors." Senator Oveiman. who is a mem lier of the committee of the Senate vhich is investigating the case of senator Smoot, says ftie hearings have taken on greater interest than ver recently. They are now p'obing into the very inmost secrets of Mor- tiouism. The penalties attached to Tome of their iron-clad oaths are hideous to think of. Borne question the propriety of Congress investigat ing this question at all; they say it is n infringement of religious libery. But the questiou seems te be about this: Is this organization of which Senator Smoot is a member, and a managing member at that (he being n' of the apostles) disloyal antagon istic to the civil government? Ami if so, ihould a man who has placed his allegiance to the civil govern ment in subordination to that with which be has hound himnelf to this opposing orgaoizttion, is a man who occupies a position like that fit to be i member of the legislative council of that governmeat to which he pro fesses only a secondary allegiance? Tbeie is gond probability that the Salisbury publin bnilding appropria tion will be secured during this ses sion, but there isn't much shew for the other North Catoliua towns that are asking for buildings before next )ear, at least. 0. B. Revenue offlo.s seizd forty barrels unstamped whiskey in Fesyth coun ty last week. It was found in the baru of P A Davis, who lives near Winston. Beware of Coooterfelts. DeW'tt's il the onl t.M Witch Haael Salvo" writ. J L Tucker, of Centre, Ala. "I hava used it in mt family for Piles, Cuts and Burns for ye-rs "; cemmend it to be the best Salvo en thomarkH. Every family shonld IXfcrZ . ". r . -- Asheboro Drag Co. THE RURAL SCHOOLS. Southern Farm Masasiaa. The rural scboels of the South ar being wonderfully improved, which means that the boy who is to bathe futnre farmer will have implanted the desire to know and nndersUnd and appreciate things with which he is worKinu. ine rnrai-scno.il pn "r,"a8 u"uc"lJ' ou'" " oeen PmwJ tnru-gu tnc n..,emBn. wcot.eouua.e the rural schools and establish secondary school 'or each district. Thus the little weak cbools; with their inefficient and nnderpiJd teach ers, are disappearing rapidly, and it is only a matter of n little while un til they will have passed away, aud in heir place will bo found well equipped and well contracted school honses and efficient tuaehers who will devote all 'heir time to instruction in the primary grades and then pass the children en to the secondary schools. What this means te the agnctiHnral college cannot be ex pressed in a few words. It means laying the nroper fonudation for the fa in re education of the child. It means the diiectien of the mind of the little boys and 'rlsaleng proptr lines. It means injuring them to strive te become the most intelligent aud ti.-iefn! citizens. It means teach ing them more and more about their tnrrotiu.lins; B'ej of the great nr hlems which nndo-lie farming through the intiodnetrvi nf the ele tnsnts of agi ietilttire into the enrri cnlum ef the ptililic, and particularly the soondsrT schools of the State fbese schoals will theu of necessity become feeders to the agricultural olleee, and so it does eem to the writer that the futare for agriuni ttiral instructian in the South ii bright and promising. The Reform School Again. At a meeting of the state pvisen board lust week it was sngg.wted by one of the members that a half of the snrplus, $100,000 cash, that the tate prison has to its credit in the treasmy be devoted te the conjunc tion of a reformatory for yonng criminals. While taking no staud at the present time, either for oragaiust such action, The Morning Post de sires te make a suggestion iu further anoe ol the reform school idea, which it most certainly favors. The suggestion we have to make is that instead of going ahead and stabliehing a reform school, the Legislature shall pass a comprehen sive juvenile court law, which will not require an appropriation, but whose effective execntion will accom plish a large share of the resnlts ex pected to be seen red through a re form school; and at the same time provide for a commission of three xperte to be appointed by the gov ernor, or named by the Legislature, as that body may elect, who shall serve without pay, but have necessary expenses provided for, who shall ex amine into the whole subject and re port to the next general assombjy a bill that shall provide a complete plan for an industrial sohaol to care for and train vicious youngsters basing this bill upon the personal examination into the equipment, aws, etc., ef ether states, to the end that profiting by ths experiense else where we may establish an institu tion that shall be the model for the whole country. Morning Post. Diet' at Hydrof hebia. Horace Hoffman, aged 32 years, died at the home of his father near Morganton Dec 17th oi hydrophobia. Youag Hoffman and his brother were bitten by a ntd dog Nov 8th and both went receeutly to the Pasteur Institute at Baltimore and were treated for the di,ease. They were disdharged from the institnre and came borne last Monday and Horaee Hoffman was immediately npon his return taken with convul sions and died in great agony last Saturday. His brother has develop ed bo symptoms of the disease sn far. Us Mere Suffering. If yen are Frubled with indigestion get a bottle of Eodol Dyspepsia Care and see how qnickly it will care yon. Geo A Thomson, of Spencer, la., says: "Have had DyspepsTa for twenty yeaia. My case was alsnost hopeless. Kodol Dyspepia Cure was recommended and I ased a few bottles of it and it is the eulr thing ttot h-Be. Would not b-witkmtlt. H.y,d8C,ored with ocllj Bi ticia, ,nd ,l,.t Chicago, d 't wet R wit 0f getting some relief, but Kedel c tU j h-rrilyreoommeadft ory per- nffenns' with Indigestion er Sold by , Standard Drag Co., and Asheboro Drug CO. TROLLEY LINE FOR HIGH POINT. A New Yorker Said te be Projectlsi the Enterprise. High Poiur, Dec. 13. Another project is on fuot for a street rail. war for Hiuh Paint. Thi tim the gent!elnHn iutetw(toil Ml. Donilid viiagerald, of New York, who is now - ; Bt Jthe ElwrK.d Hotel ac-ompauied by his attorney, Mr Caudle, of iWnJeaooro. The proposed name of U)e c0l)MH jg -JB 1Jlgfa ".Ceatial Piedmont and W'adesboro Klecliic Kail way. Mr iiugerald has beeu oter the line aud expieeees himself as well pleased with the out look. His examination was to ascer tain be much bonding per mile, etc., and decided that it could be built at a figure which would be a paying inveatuiMut. The road would be beuded for $1,500,000. Wt?n asked a to where aud bow the com pany would secure power, Mr Fits gerald said that he oonld nse some water power possibly from the Yad kin Kiver Power Company. Mr K A Wheeler, oi this city, who is interested in the High Point lu terurbau line received a te I eg rain from his company to day sayiug that their lepreseutativea would arrive here to-uiorrow in the interest of this railway. So yon have it two companies here at one time prospect ing for electric railways. However Mr Wheeler's company was on the gronnd first and have already secur ed a franchise with a $500 forfeit if work doesn't commence in a certaiu time. Mr Wheeler's company ap ).(Mrs to be in business. This makes the fourth or ifth concern that has been here uml expressed a deter mination to take the project in hand, but after ante np tn so, soon van ished as if oy the stroke of a magic word and it looks now to a man np a tree that samelhing should be do ing. Special te The Observer. DAVIDSON NEWS. From The Dfepeteh. Brick and other building material have been placed on the grounds for an addition to the store room of the Fonst grocery. The building will be extended back the same length as the Loan and Trust Ce's. building. VYe hear after the addition Mr Fonts will add considerably to his already la-ge stock. Tbomasville correspon dent. Miss Bertha Dorse It is teaetrng at Halt's Chapel. Mr I O Thomas at Davidson Academy, and Mr Joseph Ctouse at Clarksbury. Dr Geo V Hudson, of New York, is expected after Christmas to shoot birds. He will have headquarters at II Dor- sett's as before. The Doctor has many friends who are glad te see him come in. t, ti uorsett, by toe aid of some of the neighbors, has erected a bridge aeroes Machine creek for the oonvenieuce of Mr Murphy, our ex cellent mail carrier, in time of high water. The personal property of the late John R Plnmmer was sold at public auction Thursday and Fri day of last week. Midi Ada Sum mey is teaching at Ilnmmer school bonse again. This is hr s?exud year at that plaoe. Hanneraville coi retponoetit. aking Powder &e,kes CleQh,i Brewed M With Royal Baking Powder there it n mixing with the hands, no sweat of the brow. Perfect cleanliness, greatest facility, sweet, clean, healthful food. Fell instructions in the " Royal Baker and Paecry Cook" fcoolt for making all kinds of bread, biscuit and cake qqtk Royal Baking Psiwder. Gratii to aay address. vat. sakino nwan ee., tee wiliuu st-, now Yew. INDIGESTION ! The hovering "death angel" of millions geta iu wings clipped when you use Kellum's Sure Cure for Indigestion i First bottle is Free. I Sold by r I STANDARD DRUO OOMPANT, Asheboro, N. O. W. A. UNDERWOOD, RaacUemao, N. O. LEGISLATIVE AID ASKLD FOR STATE HOSPITALS. Directors Pelnt Out the Need of More Land far the loMltuiiou and Ask the Additional Appropriation of $80,0111) tor the Purchase snd New Buildings. The dir. ttois of the State Hospi tala for the insane have adopted th- reports of a special committee ns to improvements, this committee be- ing a joint one, representing both th(j j, und ftt Moj ganton. Superintendent McKee of the Raleigh hospital urges treutnieut of the iinsane on what is known as the colony plan, that is the division of the patients into little colonies or groups to occupy cottages, the latter te be scattered here and there on the land of the hospital. The llaleigh hospital for the in !..: has now only 170 acres of laud and needs much more. It ought to have a thonsand, and will ask the Legislature to protide for so much, in order to carry out the plau of having scattered buildings for colo nies of the insane, who of course do a great deal of farm and garden work, it being highly heuefJcial to them. The patients have done great deal of such work on the pres ent farm, which of course is much too small. The directors of the hospi al ask the Legislature for an annual appropriation of $75,0(10 for maintenance of patients, etc., thie being a small increase uver the pres ent appropriation. They ak for a special appropriation of $80,000 to cever tbe cost of land and of build ings for the adirional patients to ht provided for. Of.cotirse it it within the discretion of the board as to the eiblighmeiit of a colony system, or of the continuance of the present ene. Morning Post. Davie Hotel Burned. The Hold Davie otel at Mocks villa was destroyed by fire Deo. 14 Mrs. Kelly the proprietress, wae badly burned while trying to sav seme of htr property. Her less ir about $5,000. Dr. Jas McGuiie, who had an office in the hotel lost his library valued at $2,000. Other boarders lost their effects, many barely escaping with their lives. There was no insurance on eitbei the hotel or its contents. Millbors Items. Deo 19. J L Hayes' family U-f i last Wednesday for Bear Creek, whaie they will make their borne. The i ti t mi t son of Mr aud Mrs J M Aldndgedied Dee a. Miss Cora Mc.M.istem, of Frank liitvle, and Mi.ts Virginia Winning bam, uf f'entral Falls, visited Mia Maud Redding Saturday aud Sun day. John Ward has returned to Mor ganton for medical treatment. Mill bora post office is designate, as a money order office an 1 will be gin issuing ineney eiders Jan 3d. Carl Kime, of Mt Gilead, is visit ing relatives at Millboro. Several of our young people con template going to Fran kltnville tie Friday to be present at the play thai will lie given at the Academy. Mrs J L Free, who bus ben visit ing relatives at Gray's Chapel, re turned Sunday. Mrs Isaae; Nelson, who has bten vibiimg her mother in Montgomery, returned last week. YAL THE STORY OP A STATE'S PROGRESS. If one is looking for North Caro lina news of large significance, be will find in a recent statistical table prepared by Superintendent Joyner, a story of fur deeper import than eigh baa been moved to Greensboro, any that ha. been graced (?) with! The C(troljn, Wfltohm8n jg tb. scare-head type on the first pages of I ,(f Mw fc our dailies. It is a record of four I fe Wffl n SU(rdn years of educational progress 1900 DnrT to 1904. And it means mu'-h to the State nif an, in reality, the iemak ing of our Commonwealth, and that before many years trained intelli genre will enable her to take that high position among her sister States to which the variety of her natural resources undlhe industry nnd virtu of her people entitle ar. Pity the man who knows how ou' progress has been hampered aud how lives have been blighted by our burden of illiteracy, and then feels no thrill of pride at this comparative record ol North Carolina school statistics for 1900 and 1904: 1900. 1904. School Term. 14 6 weeks 17.0 weeks Number Local Tax Districts. 30 229 Raised by Local Taxation $135,000 $330,000 Pnblio School Fund J702.702 $1,765,362 Value Public School Property, $1,153,311 $1,869,890 Spent for New Houses, 56,207 $170,420 Number Log Houses. 133 608 Districts Without Houses. 953 527 School Population. 659,629 673,774 Enrollment. 400,458 440,264 Average Attendance. 206,911 861,149 Salary White Teachers. 124.99 $28.36 Number School Libraries. J 840 Volumes in Libraries. 0 71,000 Ouilford News. from Tha Fatrlol. Mr. Alex S Coletrane and Miss Ida C Lay ton, of Summer township, ere married here Thursday after noon by Rev. A G Kirkmair in ths presence of a few iutiuiate f Herds. One of the two new cars built in .Ugh Point for the Greensboro Elec ric Company was p'tt ou the line douday. It is well built and hand omely trimmed aud seats four moie ,ieople than the "Pullmans" used ou .lie White Ouk line. In addition to (he bell signals the car is equipped .vith whistles that will be used out- ide the corporate limits. Mr. J C Monis, of this city, has ieer awarded the contract to build be new fact ory for the Pittsburg .'late Glasj Co. at High Poiut. The uilding will be 150 by 135 feet aud till coot $12,000. The material iss already been ordered and the vioutiactor will carry on the work of .ondtiuction with a large force as lastas the weather will permit. Dr. Ladh, of this city, is having the milding erected. He has leased it a the Plate Glass Company. M'. James F Garrt, of James own, and Miss Laura Tyainger, vhote home was formerly in David son ctfnnty, were married hereSatur lay,at the residence of Squire J R i'earce, the Squire officiating in bit usual affable and artistic manner. Mcasrs 0 A Staiburk and W N debane have bought the John K Zoster grocery itock and will con nine the business at the old stand ii South Elm, just south of the railroad. Mr. Foster has takes a iosition with the Clegg Commission Company Mr. W D Mendenhall is convalesc ing from the effects of an operation in Baltimore two weeks ago, when be had a portion of his left jaw bone removed. The operation was made necessary by a strange growth the bone following the extraction of a tooth. Guilford Council, No. 23, Jr. 0. U. A. M., will establish a hospital it High Point this winter. It is a worth? enterprise and will no donbt prove a mccesg. A strung committee has been appointed to arrange all the preliminaries in the way of a location and buildings. Mothers Be Careful of the health of your children. Look oat for Coughs, Colds, Croup and v hooping Uougb. Mop them in time One Miuute Cough Cure is the best remedy. Harmless and pleasant Sold by Standard Drug l'o and Ashnhnrn Drug f-o. At a 'i eeting of the Charlotte Commercial Club last week one hun dred thousand dollars was raised to build e modern betel for Chartaje. HEWS ITEMS, Many Heme Qalhsrcd from Different Son rets. The dlvieioa freight office which ht heretofore been located at Ral The Rntherfordton Bnn cam, out in holiday nttire last week. The o, .. i,i j . Sums twe years old and ihines brighter and brighter as it grows ij "'" Lewis Jones, a white man aged about 50 vrara. haa been tilnreil in , , ... jail at Wadesboro charged with strangling his wife to death while under the influence.. whiskey. The post office and three stores were deadroyed by fire at Tryon, near Asheville last week UoeS .about . i - $2,000. 1 he Boo them Railway has appro im-ufi,wv D1 ..:..i j . nni s .i nn ,nn v M. U. A. building at Ppencer. 1 he Br""wt 1'ociu": other $5,000. o ;n ,l Mark Sqnires lias sold his paper, the Lenoir Topic, to J E Mattocks, A E Waltz and C C Weaver, who will conduct the paper in the future under the name of the Topio Pub lishing Co. Thieves entered the store of D H Rightenbery in which was lucated the jewelry store of W II Leighton at High Point one night last week and many artioles were taken. No cine as to ths guilty parties. In a fit ef temporary insanity lsst week Miss Aana Belle Roberts, of Aberdeen, attempted to eorr.aiit eai- cide by shooting herself. She was dangerously wounded, bat will re cover. The Grand Lodge ef Masons pre sented Col W T Hioka, of the Oxford Orphan Asylum, a silver service as an evidence of his faithful service ai superintended of the institution Doc II. The body of aa unknown negro was found Dee 16th in the Moun tains near Asheville by parties hunt ing. It is supposes ho froze to death. II M Weller, of Pennsylvania, has purchased the plant of the Sanford Manufacturing Co, This plant is very valuable, bat has been idle for two years. The plant will be started up the first of Janaary. The Dispatch says that Mrs Eliza M Hedrick, who died in Davidson county recently, bequeathed 454 ares of land, valued at about $2,000, to Lenoir College, Hickory. She Iso left $500 to the Latheran con gregation at Holly Grove, Davidson county, of which the deceased was a tuenibei, for the purpose of building a new church. A B MeDonald, of Hamlet, was lined $5,000 and the cost" in the case, md sentenced to two years in the penitentiary by Judge Puruell at the Federal Court at Raleigh lant week for illicit distilling. McDon ald bad persecuted the government's principal witness by threatening him and earning hint to leave the State for awhile. W B Cooper tells the Raleigh Post that almost every day 1,000 dressed rabbits are shipped from Siler City, Chatham county, and eer.il times daring the season ship menu hate ran ap as high as from 000 to 10,000 a day. The rabbits tre trapped and shot and other vise caught by tbo people throughout that section and brought te Siler City for shipment. Fam'l L Jerdaa and J A Walker, of Eernersville, were arrested lat week and benad over to the U S District Court in bonds of $o00 each charged with using the mails for fraudulent purposes. The charge igainit them is that they advertised in a number ef northern papers tuat if a certain amount ef money was -ent them they wosld send a pail of Setter dogs, and when the advertise ment was answered they wonld gatb er np all kinds ef ears and worthless dogt and ship te the parties. Ths Greerjib. ro Telegram says: T J McTighe, of Now Tork, and a rvpated millionaire, who is spending sense time near Jameetowa for the benefit of his health aud also hnnt iug, aud his friend, Thomas Lewers, also of New York, were assaulted by a baa ' ef nsa last Taaraday night while oa the way from Mr Mc Tighali hoase to Jaauettown. Sever al shots were fired by the aan. who it is supposed wore negroes. Neither one of the men were hit by any of the ballets. The identity of the parties who did the shooting is on-kawrn; DO OU GET UP WITH A LAMB BACST Kidney Trouble Hakes Ton KUeraMc Almost everybody who reads the new. papers is sure to know of the wonderful cures made by Dr. ji Kilmer s Swamp. II Root, the greet kidr L ney, liver and blaoV a or remeay. It is the great med ical triumph oi tha nineteenth century ; discovered after jreare "J P L'Sl KilraTTb. ' eminent kidney and bladder specialist, aud is wondertuiiy succeSsfuli:iProaiptly curing lame beclrl aric acid, catarrh of the bladder and 1 Bright's Disease, which is the worst form of kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer's swamp-KOOi is not ree- ommcnderl for everything but if yon hare kidney, liver or Dladder trouble It will be found just the remedy you need. It baa , be(. d in so many ways, in hospital wotk and in private practice, and has special arrangement has been made by which all readers of this paper, who have ant already tried it, may have a sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book tell- inff more about swaniD-KOOl. ana now lo fn40utifyouhavekidueyorbladdertroo. I ble. When writing mention reading this ' generous offer iu this paper and send your address to Dr. Kilmer t-O., illllBIinmion, v v The reeularL fifty-cent and one- sold by all pood druRRista. .Don't make I any mistake, but remember the name. oonar size Doities are nin. m ii I Bwamp-Kooi, ur. turner s awamp-Kooi, : and tha address, Binghamton, N. Y., on every bottle. DR. F. A. HENLEY, ASHEBORO. N. C. If You Want The Best Laundry Send Yeur Laundry te the &id fioliahte Charlotte Steam Laundry. They are better prepared to do your work right than any Laundry In the State; and do it right, too. Leave your bundles at Wood dc Moring's store. Baskets leaves Tuesdays and returns Fridays. W. A COFFI N, Agent. ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD DIRECT ROUTE TO THS ST. T.fUTTR exposition. Two trains daily. In Conner t n wltn W. & A. R. B. A N. :, & H . L By from Ailmta. Lt Atlanta ft Mia. ro. Ar fit. Louia7;0S a. m. " S.aup.m. 7:11,. sj. With Through Sleeping Cars From Georgia. Florida & Tennessee Route of trie Famous "OIXIE FLYEfl" Oarrrtnir the onir morntna- almrine- amr ftmm Atlanta to at. IaiuU. The car Item Jackno Tllle dull). 8.01 p. m., Atlanta 8 5 a. mtvlnf yuu the entire .lay in Mt. Luuia to get located. Fiir ralea from ynur eitv. Wold'a Flr Oulde Honk ai.d aeheiiulea eUrtMiine; car rewrratlona alao K Hotels and Buantlnf nausea, , wnt. to. FRED D.MILLER. Traveling Pas. Agent. No I N. Pr&or St.. ATLANTA. OA HAVE YOU INDIGESTION. Boyd's Carbon Albumen Tab lets Pure Carbon of Albumen a positive cure for indigestion, dyspep sia, constipation, headache or soar stomach f torn over eating or drink ing $50 if they don't 25 cents a package. If your druggist dosen's have them send direct to BOYD CHEMICAL COMPANY, 70S Rand McNalty Bldg., Chicago. III. Are You Willing To profit by the experience of others ? "After taking yonr Con centrated lion and Alum Water myself, and using it in my family with fine re salts, I do not hesitate to recommend it as one of the best medicines to bo found. We use it as a tonic,, for Dyspepsia, and Bladder trouble and regard it ail in valuable." - ' J. J. LA WSON, Cashier Bank of South Boston, South Boston, Vs. "It gives me pleasure to state that I have need jonr Concentrated Water,, and rind it one of the best tonics on the market, and Can highly recommend it toany one desiring a good 'appe tite, good health and good feeling." J. P. LEWIS, Photographer, Pilot MoosleiuyN. C. Even if your trouble 1s ftfhrouio, it will coat very little to niAkt a com plete care, so dis not fail to get a anpply at onoe. Bos bottle SO ota. Ilea bottles $1. OH. . . . . For sale by SUadard Drug Co. and Ash-' -boro Drug Co., Asae boio, N. C. J. M. ECHOLS COMPANY, LTVDHBTJSrr.YA. liHir a