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The Asheboro Coiuier
PRICE ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
Wm. C. HAMMER, Editor.
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
lit seeking a situation it is always
best to hustle for a job.
The latest is that sneezing by a
oow is a sign of rain. Hear a cow
sneeze; dot meaas rain.
A good school is a good invest
ment for your money. It i.s the
wisest and best investment you can
make.
Fine raiment cannot be relied up
on to cloak crookedness, but shabby
habiliments never yet helped to laud
a lucrative order.
There is no room for disaeutiou or
disagreement on the school question.
We all want to work for the up
building of eur town and State.
The pistol and the pistol toter bus
of recent years been getting in his
work pretty 'well. The habit has
resulted in many homicides and
deadly assaults.
Is it not a part of wisdom to erect
a modern up-to-date school building
for present use, and our children and
children's children!'' It will stand
for equality of opportunity fot every
child, to have an equal chance to be
somebody and get on in the world.
The mistake of our people in the
past has been a failure to fee that
the only way to develop the resource
of our State and our people war
through the development of the intel
lectual and moral resources in the
minds and souls of the little child
ren.
The pistol and the pistol toter are
the cause of much trouble. They
have brought about a condition of
affairs i.n some sections that is di
plorable. The habit of going secret
ly armed in violation vf the law is a
habit which is productive of gn at
evil.
May the day hasten when men
will be put above money. When the
scale shall be removed from the eyes
of our people and they can once s-e
that the best trained and the most
thoroughly dvc!oped mind will make
money, and that money never lias
and never can make the man.
The right sort of education de
velops your child into thinking:
learning and training of the right
sort develops your mechanics ftoui a
mere machine transforming him into
a thinking man who applies his
thought and brain to improving
condition and benefitting his family
and his fellownian. So it is as to
the farmer and every other class.
In the settlement of taxes by
Sheriff Page of Wake county the
records shows that he collected '.'S
per cent of the taxes levied and
charged up to litn. The amount
collected was IT"-!, 82 7.12. This is a
spleidid record. There ought lo be
law requiring the settlement of sheriff
to be published. In some counties,
there is poor business management
on the part of the couety commis
sioners and proper business methods
are not in use.
A wage earner's job never meant
so much as it means today. A job
means everything to him w ho has
the burden, some times hard, but al
ways glorious, of little mouths to
feed. The feai that these little ones
might suffer which he is helpless to
prevent haunts the poor wage earner
in the crowded settlements and this
it is which causes many to take ex
treme views and measures w hich re
sults in misunderstandings between
labor and capital.
Some one has said that the best
part of one's education does not
come from books, nor does it come
from formal lessons learned from
books, but it is that which comes in
to life nnconsciously from surround
ing associations and environments.
Taking this to be true then it is im
portant that during the formative
period of childhood, it is best to
have children surrounded by environ
ment which will unconsciously give
them higher ideals of what the
home should be.
There is not a beautiful home in
ur town that is not an expiession
of the love of some man for some
woman and some child. Just so as
to the churches. They sought an
expression of the faith and love that
the builders hold for the Lord and
Master. There is no where in our
broad land beautiful school house
that is not a beantiful expression of
the faith and the love of childhood
of the community in which it is
located. The kind of school Louse
our faith and love prompts ns to
erect is a measure of the f:h and
love we have ia onr children.
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Valuable Residence Lots!
In Asheboro, N. C,
Monday, flay 29th,
9:30 O'clock A. M.
The property fronting" on Sunset Avenue and McCrary
street, being a portion of the Fisher estate, will be sub
divided into lots and sold at your price the highest bid
der gets the plums.
One Lot Will be Given Free!
Every one attending the sale gets a free chance on
this lot, no matter whether you buy a lot or not just
attend the sale.
Free carriages to and from the sale. Free Brass Band
concert on the grounds. Everybody invited.
Terms of Sale:
One-third cash, balance in 12 monthly installments
with interest at the rate of ( per cent, per annum.
Sal.-ivfuhi.-k'd 1-y
National Realty Improvement Co.
.1. H. I'lill UPS, President.
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County Correspondence.
Letter From Milllioro.
Staley News.
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Mr John Bark, of Jordan, claim
to bin the oldet work borae m thu
lection of the State. The hone it
IJjWi old Md U worked eyery day.
&ler City Grit
Tbe child of Mr Arthur Harrison,
of High Point, wm bitten by mad
doj mt Savday.
Patterson's Grove Items.
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stri iiirt 1,,'it' lii-t Thur-'l.ty.
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Mr ami Jim. I M Iiiiimhi l-nl la-l
,lov in MillUir,, nith .1 A rall.-r-nn.
"llie farmers-of this -,-'ti",i -ay tliy un
afraid the nhfiit emp nill nut l-r-'a- ii,',l a
UMial n at-(-,niit ,.f tint nnicl, fain.
iMirinjj; the fi.-w ilays ..f 1,1 h1 Wialh.-r
which we have hal m t'iilly tl.t- fanner- ar
hanl at work
We r-LTt-t tlnlt tM.iite uf nr y'lin men ;m
more intrn--twl in I'liiyin-i ball ,n Sun.lay
than thrv an-ill in-ill,; tn vhn I,. W(-h.'-i
Cool Spring Items.
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Letter to J T Hoover,
Asheboro, N. C.
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in- ii-msi: ivv-kMS prnai m or tnrw yen
ao ihf lalf duu't tvll wIm'ii the uuut
oitjct'tt'i), hut I'innoy iiiHilctl.
Two n-mylilwrH of rinm-y'i liavi juiiitnl
Min t: mio U'aM-nnu ml, the t-lhpr wouie oiip
piiint, don't know what.
Hut otlicer 1'iuiipy lives in the nicest pain
ed hou-o of thetlirw. Tho rest erf the toi
wf iloii'l know; what itcosttlie three to pain
Wi' i-aiiKuess. ;il.ut half for ollicer I'innr
Yoiim tnilv.
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I'. S. MrCMry-l.'nMii.y Jllw. C'n.t nell our
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NEWS ITEMS.
Many items that Arc Sure to
Interest You.
Mr .luhii I'iimIii,', 11 c:u'(H-iiU-r
woil.ii,;,' mi 11 liiiiluing in
I'niiit, l:i.-. i.tr 11 iil-t v, (WI anil I'.Mke
ll -tlt-S i-i I- 1 'I fri t. '
Alhitii C oVIm-k 1111 last 'riiiitsilay
iiiiiniiii j 1 In- i iiiiK- ami liuiliT Jmiise
of Mrs liui i-iiiiji-rV mill af Ju-kville
va- ili-iovi-nil to lie 011 tiro anil was
liiiriii-tl, su.it tin- in'lri- was ruiin-d.
Tin- null ia I rkk Imililins;! mar l,y
was nival. '1'lic ,iij;iii nf ih,- Ma- ia
nnkiiinni. Chatham Kmml. x
Mt-ssrs W K Kluir ami V S Morri
litivt' piirchastil the liniiii- pla'.-'- uf
.Mi (.'iiailca V Ia-, coi'iur uf Wi-.-jt
Washington uml SSiiiiii; stit-.-ld, ami
in joining vjrant liil mi, I will lu iki-iii,,,ii,M'iin-nta
upon thu. i,iiih.tU'.
il:,vii!,lii'o Tt-lt-raiii.
(ii-o l ltti'r, who lias litvii with
1 li-' i'liai lotti-( it,M i vcr as lm.-i uct
in mai-r for a mimlii-r of yt-ars, has
l)nj;iil an ii,ti-tv.-t 111 tin- lial.-igh
Tiitirsaml will iviiioh- lo th"t city
anil taki- t'liarg,- of that paper ulmiit
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L' li .M m i-. i , (oi iiii i ly of near
lit-i-ila. wits ln-t w,',k l.itten l,y a
vicious li. !-.- coi.iiii, tcly criisliini; a
lione of tin- fore anil anil hreaktiig
the other. II,- is now 1:1 tin hospital
at SalUlmry. Mr .Mviis no v lives
on 1!. K." I). No. " :.- la i iRton
North State.
The . t'. Teachers' A.ts. inli'y will
inet't in (iivenslioro ,l,i;n- 1:1 1,.. A
liirgt- minilier of ln!,-l 1 1- i- .- p.-cu.!
ami in tit-li work will ',, n-. It i-
hopeil an, I expectetl ill lio- will l
the most ltitcrestinj; m -.-ioii of lli,
assetnlily ever hehl. Tin- ' i j will
he inexpensive ami there is 11.1 r.-.i-oi,
why every teacher in tic State
shoiiKl not nt tend.
Mr John A I.itiilsey inform.- tin
Knterprise that the collections on the
loth tlav of each month for the
Peoples' litiililinir Loan Associa
tion amounts to t,5t)i. It will not
take Iohl: to Imilil a town with onr
LluiUlinjj . Loan Associations put
ting down 011 the irioiind in pel inan
etit improvements r,(i,i)iin to 15,
01 M 1 a year. High 1'oint Kntorprise.
Mr Harrison Motsin-;cr, an nyed
citi.en of Midway township, was
found ile;.il in a Meld near his home
aily yesterday morning. Tho old
gentleman was plowing Monday
afternoon and tliopped dead while at
work. His liody was not found until
Tuesday. Heceased vu about 1't
years old and was a comparatively
well-know 11 citizen. Davidson Dis
patch. Mr 1'lato C'ollii'.s, of Kiustou, was
recently elected grand luaster of the
onl. r of ( i,ld l'ell.ivts in litis state,
lie i on his iiioiIk-i 's side a descen
dant of tin- sturdy .Scteh people of
the I "ape Ktar section. His motlici
dviug during the infancy of Mr
Collins, Ha.- a daughter of Mr Turn
cr Harris w ho Iked in liamlohih f,
many years until within the hut few
wars, he moved to Davidson count v
now residing near Lexington.
I'M Walkei, .1 I liuh Point Negri
of had oualitv, got into one of
tantrums at that place last Sim, lav
and ulien a white man hy the mini
of Wood tried toouiet him heoiienei
up with his gun and t the end of
the tenth round Hie white man wa-s
wounded in the arm and the negro
had a Imllet in the shoulder. The
negro then ,iau into a wheat ticld in
(h-- odne of town vvheiethe ollicers
finally captured him. When seaich
ed it was found he had two pistol
Several razors and a lot of jewelry.
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Troy Nw. I
Y have had Home lini- wi-aiht-r fur ihc I liiiil.ling onr m-iv m 1.
past few ilavs anil I'mjiM are l,H..kiut: much nearly i-uiiij 1,'tvl.
hetter. 1'i-ople in this m-elion are vt-n' busy. Our Snntiay -. lioi.l i
Home working over their cnipn while others J in a Huurislitn' e..n,l,li
are n4 yet done planting. ilisn Ixittie Ijiuhln
There is ft move on foot, lackt-d by re- j in llih I'oiat for
unoniiihle parries, to establish a calinintf el hom.
I l 11 ll,,r-,tl nr..
I 1, ".,-.- and hate il
vv.-ll .ui. n.l. .1 and is
, w l,o ha- Iki'ii stay
ine lime has ri'tuin-
i.v t-'ravt-n and faini
I.ir, Mr- Ur frav,.,,.
IV..f Walter MrCanl.'- ... f.miily no--!-l,'linj,'
the tueulioli wilh l.i- in..ll,.'ri Ml
I'r M. t'ank'ss. !
.Mi and Mrs Toiu Hani- -. ,it mutjI tlay
nr iin..i ivtN-i.-k.wC.u: mo iwiirj5"'..
t ,lv f.,rl health, has rvlnni. d ,n,'h
Family Reunion.
1 Ine ol the uiuat enjnyable WMial fniK-lion
of the wnim wan given at the home of Mr
and Mr. T II Kiln, in West llain-our.
W,
It was the 2$ti anniversary of tht-tunrriai-e
I of ilr and lira bins as well as ll,e I'.HI, Innli
- vlad to say that I'r
i- favorably to a -I"
,f .1 W lb
i',ly recovery.
i-'r;
d.iy of Mr Kills, and also a general fiimily 1
union.
'l'i family, including Mr and Mr Kllis ai d
ten children, all living and present, together
with invited friends, made np the pleasant
Rev. W. M. Curtis, to G. F. C.
The board of traste, of Green-1 ' family i. from duth
oororeniaie Allege nave engageu ; ,a ), th0 writer looked upon the guests.
uie services 01 ivev v M Cnrtll, wheo comfortably sealea at tin ulile, well
llty
factory here. " .Mr and Mrs Mrt"n Snull visited iheirson.
Mr and Mrs A W K Caple and their htllc I Iknle Small, last Saturday and Sunday,
son lon and Mrs S T Brown and little son Mr and urs -lo-i-pli .S-n'cr visittHl their
liernard are visiting relatives in Alabama ! daughter, Mrs Karl Tim last Sunday.
Mr R O Fry lost a fine milk cow a few I Miss Lillit-itursrrl. of Movie, is' visiting
.m f.,r wlo.'h he had in-t nifnneH her irrandniothi r al this ulaiT.
fiOO. v Mr A W Jarnit will move his -tore from well known member of the Western '"h"1 "iln ,lw t,ie "eason affords, lie
Several ol our people attended the South hero to some oilier location, unknown to 0rth Carolina Conference M gecre. ewild lait wonder what Ramsenr would have
Atlantie Missionary t'onfereuce, at Asbevillo, you correswndent. , . f tiZ ,:. brtD or done bwi il not boen ,or llher'1
la week ' - tary gpd treasurer of tbe executive ! contribution t'lmthain and Moore counlles
Mr J K Blair, of this place, is sold mining .Nonet. RI-.oisikk. I Committee, and his dtltic-8 will in- j hire made to the citizenship of onr town.
ia tlphir twwnship. ' I The n- I it ration honks for the l,nd .l.-ctioi, in . elude in adUltlOn to the raising of loimd in every lino of buaioaw in
r"T . f .. ' I ii.,u, on Saturday.... the law direct-, in the luuiia tor ounuing auu endowment, .T , . ...
Uwhame ia very aick with little c ha lira of sium,iifn.m hit lour to six oviK-k I can penen,! financiiil aatnprvisirni of tul , majority
recovery. . oe """ in ,inrj' R R tin-
I
Z. F. Kl lW.Jr. K.Ki-lrar.
j general financial Supervision of the 1 nl-rata, other ih-oominaliotui and political
; college, a ma n alter uurtis, so well beliefs are well represented.
and kept thia family grant 1
' i...n u.i v "'il 1 7 ; ! and favorably known to many of onr I May tbe oanie kind J'rovidenoo that has
ANTED! Six stHiiiM.ra. Si! hoe tUR H. ,K 1 liree Jersey mil. -b cows and , 1 . f t. ,, 'r.L ' watthetl over and kept thia family grant
ApplTtoth. rranklmville Mfg. Co., Uuwe ojMveo- Apply lo m. 1. Uatumer. -"V. V. ;".'" "u" i them many return, ol uir anniveraarie.
kli.ivilW N r I """i v- -t " - ...... and reumoas.
Developments at Whitney.
There is an air ami bustle in th
new town of Whitney that will opei
the eyes of any one 'h has not re
oeutly lu-eti there.
Woik, under T A (lillespie Com
pany, is ailviiii'.'ii! rapidly and the
heavy steam shovels are kept busy on
the race-. J'he tanal beinj; cut is 4U
feet wide al the bottom and 00 feel
at the top, and completes in semi
circle shape it distance of -I ' miles.
The clou ric plant is now in opera
tion and a niht force was put on
Monday, so that the work may be
pushed 24 hours in tvery dav.
The town of Whitney is already
assuming vast proportion, and every
convenience available is beinjr insti
tuted. Last week a small ice. plant
bewail operations, with a capacity for
all immediate needs.
Work has begun on one of the
large dams ut the head of the lace
Several cofferdams have btt-ii received
by the company and arc being used
for blasting. With them, water is
pumped out from a cotilincd epace,
leaving the river bed drv, for con
venience or tne work.
It is an interesting item to know
that in the work on the dams over
40,000 barrels of cement will be
used.
Capt Ilambley will soon imtk 1
trip to Europe, and uuthoritativ
ruinor suys that he will secure at
least $20,000,000 for the purpose of
establishing a variety ol mauufactur
mc plmts on the river, Jf all re'
ports are true, it is only a tiuestiou
of a short time when the waste
places between Albemarle and
Whitney will be thickly populated
Stanly Entcrpi ise.
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So Tired
It may be from overwork, but
the chance are Its from an In
active LIVER.
With a well conducted LIVER
cue can do mountains' of labor
without fatigue.
It add a hundred per cent to
one earning capacity.
It can be kept In healthful action
by, and only by
Tutt'sPills
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE.
Say Plainly to Your Grocer
That tou want LION COFFEE always, and he,
being a square man, will not try to Bell you any
thing else. You may not caro for our opinion, but
What About the United Judgment of Minions
of housekeepers who have used LION COFFEE
for over a quarter of a century ?
Ia there any ttronger proof of merit, than the
Confidence ol the reopie
and ever Increasing popularity?
LiON COFFEE Is carefully se
lected mi tbe plantation, shipped
direct to oar various factories,
where It Is skillfully roasted and
carefully packed In sealed pack
agesunlike loose coffee, which
Is exposed to germs, dust. In
sects, etc. UONCOFFEEreaches
yon as pare and clean as when
It left the factory. Sold only In
1 lb. packages.
Lion-head on every package.
Save these Lion-heads for valuable premiums.
SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE
W00LS0N BP1CE CO., Toledo, Ohio.
We Sell the Earth !
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If you are interested in the
proposition, in or near Asheboro,
we think we can please you as to lot,
prices and terms. Oflice in Bank B'ld'g.
Armfield Laighlir.
Real Esta.te Dealers.
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Shoes Shoes
Shoes! f
We have just received a large quantity of
Shoes in addition to our large stock. We have
as large and as good a line as you can lind in J
town at prices as low as the lowest.
Greatly Reduced 1
: Prices!
t Also we have a lot of Shoes and Slippers car- 1
J riot! over from last season that we will sell at j
greatly reduced prices. Examine our stock In-
for buying. Yours for trade, 1
Ridge, Fox & Co, Asheboro, N. C.
.
New Styles in....
Spring & Summer
Clothing!
The latest styles and patterns can sl-
. L. ways he seen at my place. I am shov.--ing
a pretty line of suits at $10, $12, and
$15. It will pay you to look my line
over before purchasing.
Also a big assortment of HATS, COL
LARS. TIES and SHOES.
"KEITH KONQUOR" Shoes for men
are the best to be had. See them.
W. J. MILLER..
vegetable; Sicilian
HairRenewer
Always rr "'r."s color lo gray hair, all the dark, rich color It used
to hve. ?- 'ir stops f illing, grows Ions and heavy, and a!l
dandruff ui- ' , .-.r:-. An i-iant dresslue. " VTm."V "'."..T'lf1"
Kellum's Sure Cure for Indigestion
is prescribed by
Physicians ami rocemmended by best Druggists, and prais
ed by the pnblic which it comes in contact with, then
why let your Indigestion with its disastrous conse
quences remain longer to mar your health?
Sold by
STANDARD DRUG COMPANY, Asheboro, N. C.
W. A. UNDERWOOD, Randlemau, . O.
BEST
PAINT SOJD!
Off and On-some wears off-B. P. S. wears on.
B. P. S. Paint is pure lead, zinc, and oil paint.
By test we can show you.
For sale by
McCrary-Redding Hardware Company.
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Capital Stock S3O.0OO.0O
RALEIQH, N. C.
Puller. Building
f CHARLOTTE. N. C.
1 Piedmont liu. Bid.
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Build Your Own Hons.
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Farm for Sale.
J. V. HUNTER, M. D.,
Asheboro, N. O. -
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W. D. STEDMAN & CO.
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Kn,, Heavy and Fancy Groceries.
. Dt'jiot St. Wi-st Side Kailroad.