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l'RIGEONE DOLLAK A YK.VK
Wm. C. HAMMER, Editor.
REMARKS BY MR. BRADSHAW..
Thft Ashfihnm flfiiliifir speaking ouly of thedoml and only
personal contact, who arc associated
ni my recollections Willi the ueft-iis
oil, and who have passed away sim:
'79,
In this list ami standing at th
lu-ail id tne name or isiaxton I invn,
whose work is no small part uf th
history of this county, ami whoso
fjimo and name are sale ami need no
eulogy in this presence. The la.st,
'ut liy no mmus the least, of Hi
The following wu prepared by U names which come to me at this
S Bradshuw. Esq., and was sent to time and which I shall mention is
be used at the meeting of the b;ir in j that of .John .Milton Wor'h, w ho
memory ot the lute Hons J 1! lhi I !a j tilled u linger place in the public
and M S Robins. Mr Bradshuw ; PVe since the war than anv other
could not lie pwent: ei i.en of the county. A "gentler,
Mr. Chairman and (ientleinen of kiiuilkT "pint lu-s never touched my
the Bar: -My acipiaintance with M r ,fl' ,il "" l10111': il hroader. kindlier
Robing began in 187fl. In looking ,:"ul hM"' 1111111 1 '"'vt'' swn-
back over the years I have known He Wad more sense 1 use the word
him, and in recalling the salient in- 1 111 lho common acceptation ( the
cideuU in his career, the Hood-gates term than any man that I have ever
of memory are pressed open h a known. He was worthy ot the place
rushing stream of personal reininis-; '"' fotso m;l,l.v ''' lls "" "f
iitncM mid mmlliH'tions. Anions' the county s fnremo.-t citi.ens. In
in
tnose associated with rum in my
miud who have passed away since
that time, I recall many of the
notable citizens who were his friends,
clients and supporters, and w ho have
preceded him to the Kivcr ti nt
marks the unknown shore.
There was Thomas Fuller, uciti- """' "t uwr to in.
zen of sturdy virtues and the lead- moment, but before leavin
ing farmer of the lower Uwharrie
ist lift v vears his name needs to
be written on many a page of tin
county's history. These arc but a
few of tlinje whose lives are touched
by the professional career of ".it
departed brothel. There arc other
names equally worthy of mention
at this
these, I
eon not forebear to emphasize the
tune or other seek and profit by tli
counsel of our departed brother, and
who did not place always implicit
trust in such councel as he gave.
From 170 and 190, and even
longer, Mr Wohiu's position Has a
section, the head of the binro Fuller type of citizenship which th
family, and one of the leading mcu '. 1,allK's represent. There is no county
of that day in this county. In the in AortU Carolina or elsewhere on
ume section were C S Kearns hu'1 th,s larth whioh can prudiit-f u tnn-r
John Arnold, men of the same tvpc t.vl'1' of citizenship. There is not
who cut their way by honest toil and 1 0.,K" 11113 1,sc w m' m'c "t some
frugal habits to a position ot leader
ship in their community.
Sis miles below- them on the
Uwharrie river was Jonathan Lassi
ter, of gentle memory and lovable
character, whose hosnitahle doors al
ways stood wide open to friend and mii'iuc one. It may be said that
foe. and who could ahuivs wt more every citizen of t tie county who
votes thau any other man on Lis needed a lawyerluri" these years
ticket. Crossing l'harrie and hls client. 1 can recall the time
climbing the intervening mountain that he was attorney for th-- Canity
or hill range going eastward on the Commissioners an. I for every olliccr
old plank road, was Alfred Vow who "f ' county, and for every exeeii-
wasa leader of sterling worth in tor, administrator and guardian in
Kichland township. The neighbor- the county. The most striking
iug township was uauied in honor of l"'""f "f unconscientious out vption
Alfred Brower one of the foremost of duty and right was Miat m these
years without competition or opposi
tion when he held a monopoly of the
practice ot the entire
could have reaped a
made a fortune for
charged only t he same
fees hicll in other ,
characterized as the
"thyter" and th
men the couuty has produced. He
was a mail of great energy, clear
judgment, high character and com
manding inlluence. No man in the
history of the county ever exerted
more influence than he did iu his
prime in his immediate section.
Coming up Deep river were I'r I
F Caviuess, who was stricken dow n
in the zenith of his vigorous man
hood. James A Cole, the clean,
modest man of delicate frame, who 11
was also cut down by the (ireat
Reaper before he had completed the
work of his busy and useful life.
A S Homey, the pioneer in the
manufacturing anil other lines, and
a man of great force who in public
spirit and in many of the qualities
of the model citizen was not sur
pasned by any man of his day. I ten
nis Curtis, a rare spirit, w ho was as
modest as a woman and as loyal to
his church as he was to the interests
of his Cotton Mills. Samuel Walker
who was a live wire in any enterprise
tie touched and who bad the genius
of Samuel Kpi ucer iu his masterful
capacity for management and suc
cess. And there was also Mr George
H Makepeace whose name will live
as long 88 the music of the spindle
is heard along the running waters
of Deep liiver.
Still following the liiver up
stream, there was Alfred M Dillee, a
a man of ambition, boundless energy
and many virtues who built and
launched Central Falls Mills, against distinguished citizen. If in
the tide and while it drifted into differences have separated u
other hands, there is scarcely a brick t1'1"1' 1 cover them with this w
in it that was not at one time literal- "f unfeigned regard and love,
ly et with "the sweat of his brow." ! e
Two miles above are the Worthville
Mills where Mr Thomas C Worth,
the brightest man of his years in
tne county, kit tne impress of hi
con ii t v. and
liarve-t an I
himself, h.
-m l! uniform
("Untie.- Wire
of a
Monty dollar
morality fellow." No man ever held
a safer place iu the implicit euu-
c of a people thai! lie did III
f the people ot this and t lie
adjoining counties in wlncli tie at
tended the courts. He bad what I
considered fault.-. Who ha not:
He n as nut always ju.-t. U iio can
1: lie was not always tolerant.
Who i.: It is pleasant to Uli,,
that his virtues will Ire longer than
his faults. In truth, so I'm,- and so
sturdy and so striking viciv the liner
Halt.- of his nature aim his character
that ii: their contemplation we for
get all of his faults.
In this presence a ml iu liie re
maining years which may be spared
tonic. 1 shall stole in memory's
gallery only the virtues which en
nobb'ii and adorned his high chaw
ter. These virtues arc a pncele.
legacv for us ul 1.
With vou. gentleman, and with
the good people of thts county,
best people on earth, if in y won;
truth I account it a duty to join
the payment of this t'ibute of
sneet to Hie memory of vour most
lite
Truths that Strike Home
Tour grocer is honest and if he cares to do bo can tell
you that ho knows very littlo about the bulk coffoe ho
sells vou. How can he know, where it originally came from.
when roasted? If you buy your
coffee loose by the pound, how can
you expect purity and uniform quality T
LION COFFEE, .he LEADEK OF
ALL PACKAGE COFFEES. Is ol
necessity, anllorm In quality.
" aMnr.H flavAV- For OVQ A
t QDABTEK OF A QJiTUBY, UON COFFEE
..- .. .... -Attn In
millions ol homem.
LION COFFEE w!ony peeked
at our factories, ul nstll opeae l"
yMB- heme, baa ao cstaack el being al
teraj.d. or ol coakfag la eoataet wita auat.
lrt,gm vaaclaaa aaaaa
t .. Vca f IJOiS CUF JUS you eei gn i
pound of Pure Coffee. Insist upon getting the genuine.
(Lion head on every package.)
(Save th Lion-heacta tor valuable premiums.)
SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE
WOOLSON BriC'S tU -ioieao, vumj.
NEWS ITEMS. ! pis9" '-"
I , imitnu'ltil nieeliiiK will lfjin lit l'iif!b
rti( l in J SnnJiiv
of vellmv fever .Mr .le.se Cross , .f l-inelnu-.! . vlsilol hi.
II..).-....,, Iv...l family I
A lure number
refiiu'ees from New
in Aslievil'e this week.
Kiev ell irisoiiels. all i
c.ipeil from l.uiiilicrton
Mi-
isiliu In
MllllllilV mill S:
a Neu
f Ha
lelli.-r tine llii- week.
iloreil es-
jiiil lllSt;
their cscniie:
Monday, They made
by means ol a saw.
Mrs Hubert (.'anus, the wife of a
miii operative at 1,'ock Hill, S. (.'.,
vva struck and ii:.-tatit lv killed '"V a
1 1 Mi
AC.
lie;
Park liav
s will h.ve
Is nl-.ul August
is II K -.f e
r.i.lier. II I. I;.-., n. tin
Ralph Items.
Sunt hern pa.
ilay. .!u.I.-e N.m
con i t at Mi
charge to tie
.-coring rinlir
train, bl Tiles-,
ho is now holding
e, made a strong
rand jury Monday j
y and perjury and
roads for every-
Mi l!.ise..in
ill.- has I,-,-,,
..! his heme i
s as;-'0.1. in.lt.
-.1 t.. .'iij.ty lii
..'c hitll aiiaili
.uhoeatei! eo.nl
county.
Mr Mack .Miller, of Morgan town
ship, l.'owaii county, died on Mon
day from injuries received while
ii.iu ! i ti ir ices. A io rolled (in him
and niiuivi. bun so that he died in a m Mr
few hour-. M:-Mill.-r was a gw
eiti :en and had many friends. He
leaves a fiiinilv.
I.lav S hoel l'.,iuel
Stin.hiv.
A law.- .:-..!.,.,,
i- al Mr M II M -tlill'
.v Mr lla-e.-iii M..II1U
IL uel there ell .
Tl,ns.lii., tmu-hii..-are.ni.l
here M..
Mr. I M All,
. ,f TainM, l-leriit,
and frii-mU. I. fi
l n,-,av. Mr Molhll
:ne niau. All s
iiiiii-h am) hii"
1 i.e eri'iim mi
ui'lav iiiuht Kivi
T.imi'ii. S'veral
111 ,,f lileh n
iH-L-inniiii,' 1,1 hum
You Need A Remedy! I Have Itl
The Genuine Theo. Noel
"VITAE ORE,"
Mother Nature's Great Panacea for the Ills of
Mankind
and the Ideal Pain Killer, Germ Destroyer,
Disease Banisher, Blood Vitalizer,
Health and Strength Restorer.
I want every sick man and women to know what
Vitae Ore is? and what it will do.
First: It isj a Natural Remedy taken from the
earth and prepared under the supervision of the most
skilled chemists.
Second: It is a sure remedy for all kidney and
liver troubles and that tired feeling one experiences
when these organs arc out of repair The finest tonic
for Indigestion or Heartburn in the world. It will
cure chronic cases. It is sold on it's "MERITS." No
free samples are furnished as it needs but to be tried
to gain friends to advertise it.
I have the general agency for this great Remedy,
so send your orders to mend save the twelve days it
takes to come from Chicago. Send money order or
registered letter. The price is $1.00 for full 30 days
treatment. Strictly guaranteed.
L n Mendenhall, Gen'l Agt,
Rai I imar, N. C.
Mr Caudle has tried it. See what he says:
Rnii.llcman, N. C. Juno 0, HUM.
Mr. Mi-iiileuhnll. Ant.
Ili-nr Nir:-1 have taken "VITAR OKR. ' ' and II ml II thr ni.wl n-nuilerfiil blind
maker mid n.-rve hutlil.-r tli.lt I have: ever taken. I rhocrllllly nt-utmneiitl II ti
l HullerlttK Iri.m norvuu or blood tniiil.lcti.
J. E. CAl'DLB.
Oerrior oil R. F. D. No. 1.
Liberty Normal CoIIegeJj
Hoiird ami nmn Jnr voiiiir l.elios at ?5.00 a month. Board in younj
men club, at ij.t. ill tip. Kxpfnsej moat reasonable. Every rewurue of lh
collejje Uirowij oiten to develop all the cltaracter, miurhood, and womanhood ma
ible in the slu lent. B wt dv-it ,.jrofi ia erery branch of itujy. Th
ninetesiith sesiou connneneM August 22, 1005. All uliulentu wishing to attewj
tho very Imsl whoiil, etTeriiif; every pnmible n.lvniituge, nnd at the leant ooi
hotthl erriltt for the latejt annual catalogue, for jurther infortunium and rata
logtte addrew..
THOS. O. AMICK, Ph., D., President,
" or
JUNIUS A. HORNADY, Seoretary,
Franklinville, N. O.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA
State Normal and Industrial Colle
COURTSES -,
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-nl Siiiiiho
,-k li-l I lii
I !,,, in ii.,.i;ii . .it... .t
M. 'illon .M l.utlii-i-. a 1.ro.iiiiu-nt ,. k ' ,,.,,,..! Iliy mind
s. ,f A-I:,i!l.-. ilicl III tlu i..,,.F ,'t ,.,-'
cnlut of u popular society matron
rcKitnliiitf lVpsi-t'ola. ac at all soda
fountain.-.
:ton this
k. Mr
l.i-; ai :.ii-i il in lluncoinlx'
; y. an, I v ,i. a Mi-ll-kiiown lay-y-1
aii,l poliiirian. Ho nr:uliiml
tin ., 1 1 T.u.,-, Wliitc Man's Dmiho.
cr.ilic ( lull" ilu.'ili I lie Kilsioli
r,in in North Carolina ami was
pi'i .-:.U nt of this oii.-aiiuatioii. Mr h
I. titlnr u.is l',,ity-M -ti vcur olil.
II, ' was nut in tin' noithwi'st in j
si-aivti of lualth at tin- time of liis
l-ath. 1
West Ramseur Items.
.S,,1- 11,-lin,-
' I l;,trli ;iii, Ailali
11,0
If t
1,1 Will, Il tl
.ilk f lliu
lniri-Il lilt-in
i, li iir-all.
, Ir.irn that M
ii- .Volt Imve hh
l!irli,,nil' of
Itamiolplt'i liursl
n front jkiii-U any Sint.tny
Ih:Iu'4 proniotii
Nack,
I .Sitiiho
r-l!tll
American Women's Hraits.
The (Irccks hclifM-il that tin-
length of u woman's bcml slionhl 0,
talents anil the record of generous one-eighth her total height. Ameri
deedn. Two miles still further nn can wonicu'g heads average loin'cr in
the river may be found Naomi Falls proportion. Some student of (iieek
Mills into which the genius of Mr rt announced that this hignes was
Bobert P Dicks breathed the breath ' all wrong: and that the American
of new life. Mr Dicks had scarcely ! women were of had proportions.
reached the prime of his voting and , The answer is, of course, that the
promising manhood before the crim i American women have bigger brains
Reaper touched and closed his bril- than the (ireek woman had
liant career. In the same town of , neeu more room ior iiiem: ami any-
Randlemaji, named after Mr John li way, if you take the Anu-iieai,
Randleman. who, in connection with . woman for the standard, the Creek
Mr John H Ferree, purchased the statues will be found to he all out
old Walker Mills and Iniiltsaul town. : t proportion. Discretion ami
and largely all of its enterprises are i perienee impel us to decide in favor
the mills of the Kandlemau Matiu-, of the American woman. "With
factoring Company. Here was the ! the Procession " Kveryboily's Maga-
cene of the labors of Mr Kandle- , "ine tor Angus.
man, Mr J 0 Tickard, Mr Logan I
Weaver, Mr Ferree and others. Mr ; Hu0tt t0 School committeemen.
.Inhn H l.arrM wa tho rlnminanl i
mnirit .A ,l,,t mnrr in hii m miH It appears that eeveral who were
in hie l.w tnr tho imliniMlnrr nt tho 1 appointed School COnilllit teelllell lit
connty than any other man has done j fj'f n"--tiug of the County Hoaid of
in tne same lengrtn ot time. 1 can-
mailed them. The Courier of July
13th contained the names of all who
wer an noin ted. Let anv man whose
name appeared on the list qualify,
whether he has received a notice
kmi I ahall knna tn art. hm i from 1116 Or not, and Sflld tile II
tv t i..5 t.;? i certificate of such malilical
day and one of the most admirable
FMucation on the first .Monday in
not trust myself to speak of Eli A Jul.y' ,ha fiii,.t0 et lhc ;olicM
Mofntt, wno waa one ot tne best men
I ever knew. His constaut friend
ship is a memory that grows on me
as I grow older, and comforts me as
I journey toward the other shore
men the connty has known was Dr
M C Fox of Liberty township. I
revere hi memory.
1 cannot forget that faithful man
and good citizen, Dr W A Woolen.
If Umts was anything in the world
be loved better than the Democratic
party, it was the Methodist church,
, l both ol which be was pillar of
strength. Hot less prominent was
the oTd Roman of Back Creek town-
hip, Dr A Bulla whose long and
useful life is held In grateful re-
aoenbranoe. There was no better
nam than PenneJ Arnold, the father
of Thomas Arnold, a worthy son of
a worthy sire. Tho model farmer of
, the connty in hi day waa John Dor
set t, whose farm was a thing of
beanty. and who waa citiaen
of public spirit and sterling integ
rity. There waa no finer citizen or
troar grrtlrman than Thomas A
I'incX tha aacl of oar preseat
Ebtti .Ttnch. Ha waa of the old
fcheo! ur4 was ia all things clean
x;ided asd hkh Etiiuded. '
Let it Va boiaa in minl that I am I
I
certificate of such qualification, us
tue Jioaru of Education will meet
next Monday to till all vacancies
caused by the failure of those ap
pointed to iiilifv.
J M Way,
Clerk to Hd, of Ed.
A FACT
ABOUT THE "BLUES"
What b knows as the "Blues"
ia aekloai occasioned by actual exist
lag cxteraal condition!, but in the
peat majority of case by a dU
rteraa UVER,
THIS IS A FACT
which may ba aemoaatrs
tad by try lux a courae of
Tutt'sPills
Tby cootrol aad rafutata ths UVER.
Tbay awtag bove and bouyaacy to the
a lad. Thtj bring haaith and alaatlc
KytaUMbady. TAKE MO SUSSTITUTE.
Tlie car f.iiiiiu.' conliniies and at
lli.h I'oiiil has Ik come acute. An -i-l,
appeal ha.-, he. n made to the Coipoia
lion (.'oinmi. ion to coiupel the rail-
rna.ls In l'iinih the necessary cars.
The railroad. say the freights me so
heavy thai tiny have HotBot the cars
and of cuurs,- cannot fiintish what
thrv lime not -mi. They promise.
however, (o "i t eais from other roads Mr It A Smith m.i.le u 11 vine 1
vtislmrn, .Ln .illeinlr,
k. U.hiI ei.itventimi. a
I'loa-aiil visitor Nunila.
lii,- l.m-r Mr. I II lioll. l.-avmjL
,riiiie-r on the early train for his home,
it-o .lentiinj."., of llretMisttoro. who ha
.iiin.ir her mother. Mm Mary York un
t,,r the pa-il lo weeks retnriii-,1 homi
silih-aiid hope to relieve " ili.uham .Smmla
the situation within a few thus
County Correspondence.
Back Creek Items.
... ,,r i; i-si..i-1-i. s
I Mr li I Itnll.,'.
T,-,-!,-.!w.r,,, is vi-iiin
.l.l.ilH.
is killeil a nolle -n;il
illil.
i: i-: wniiaHi
eanlit in
.ml l,roht t.
i-arp ti-h on r
, n-t ilruing Sunil.iy
lri
s xillainpiii
lish trap Sunday
'll this iiiorinii, tin
1 wcihiiij.' l.-nty
If you are troubled with dizzy
spells, headache, indigestion, con
, stipatiiui, llollister's liockv Mouii-
tain Tea w ill make you well and keep
von well. If it fails, cet your money
hack. That's fair. 35 cents. Ashe-
horo Drug Co.
.1 l:U ,.lKht,-
I.i-t Satiinl.i
Franklinville Itemi.
Ke
M, Nalli.ui AimIii-
' II i.;.l-i. .S,
Worthville Items.
I', lliliiio-.l .II..I lii-lilll.-eousm.l'ari
f Mi-f i,l. mmii-,1 iii iheir uneli-'s.
1,1 an, I Sunday.
Litnily. of toleriil"
, (.' A V,kh1 iireaehed ono ol his lient
mentions at the M K church Snnilav morning.
Mr T ,1 Kralcy, ot t1iul Hill. i in ..t.r
; citv one .lay last week.
Mr ih-ur'v farli r, of SulUhtiry. and his
; sister Mm i' Jl Jnliaii, ot L'eilar J-'alls, won
lite Kiiei.lN of Mm l,oii Carter one (lay last
' work.
Mrs I le II Cox loft last. Thilre.lay for
" Point where -he .-h;c-h to make tier future
Imui
Mr Mouri? Burrow resigned hi j,sitiott
nitli the Itamlnlph MfffCo and has uei-cpttsl
i-liny the iv.-ok iii town (villi relatives a P""""0 Uie eunl room of the l nuiklin-
ll.os -, (,r left h.-n- Monday for Sprav , v e '
u rc ho has a. eopt.vl a position." " ! Mr i H lork and Miss Flora Smith went
Th o i, i- i-n-ain -upvr and lawn iarlvgivcn , l1"11" Wednwlay night where they
, v in - l..i,!i.-' Aid svu-ty Satimlay uight i "apply initd in the Holy lends of
,v'.i il,.- la st ol tiit- ..-a-.m." 1'he receipts of nutrimony, lt.-v V C Fraxter otliciating.
,, ewnins iiin,:t:li-d toalsnit Jlr lta-om Cox anil family, ot Liliertv,
Jlr i iH-ar llallas. of Cjreeimlio'ro. snent , v,en '" "t Thursday.
s.itnrdav tii(.-lit and Sundav in town and left I Mau-r Colon Cox ha pine to Oreenslioro
M,,ii,h.v'f.,r hi-. Itume in Saiiford to spend a few mouths with his lirothem
.Mr F.li ll.iv.-, . f I'lon iiee, S. ('., ia 8m-iuI- i Jlore Jesse, t barley ami ttnrncy Cox.
a f.-w dais with his rsireats. Mr and Mrs J Mia l.izza Leonard, of llahimorr and Mrs
I . I. Haves. ,',f ihis place. . J K ilus, of near Cedar Falls, were in town
.Mr A runs llark.-r, of li.unlleuian, waa iu week.
ton Snihl.iv. I Iiickanl Mcslioe has pun-hatKid the I-cndu
.Mrs 1-auily'l'n'viMt will move into her new ! "''"ow farm near Pleasant Croaa and htm
home iu tho near future. '"oved to it and will go iuto the truck Isisi
neiM on a Inrge acde.
I Mr T A Slack spent a few daya last aeek
! with friends in Alamance county.
Trinity Items. j Misses Mabel Stuart and Bertie Ellison
Mr I v Wallace nod son, who 'pent 1 v.'s'""' Wand lledditig near Jlillltoro
some liuir heie, have iotiiru.-d to llieir hontc ' ... r,u'
l!r...klm. New V
Mr K CartsMiler.
slid it ll ino visit last week.
Nome ul the liiintv people altrnoeit the
Itistn.-I Coiih-rrncc lusl week at Ilaisseur.
ic liraviot rain of the season fell litre
Si.turil.iy eveuin.i. 1-clween four and five
-lock.
Mm llobhins, of l',s-k'inoliani, sMnt aevcrul
days visiting friends in tin, village, the jwst
week.
.Mrs I tcn'l.-tiii.'n. of ( Iiarlot te, is yjhiuiuz
iter cm.stn, airs r.nte I arr.
Mrs Lowe and children are spending the
sumntcr wttu her pareats, Mr and Mrs J
Harris.
Misses Pearl and Birdie Harris returned
from Ashevjlle, where they npent a few days
recreating.
Mimes Isa mid l.illie Feulrlaa ami tli.-ir
il to live here j '',r"j''er Motu.t are visiting Uieir uuut Mra T
f. ' , C Fentriss ner Sipliin thirt week.
Marrteil at the bisite of W II w ent, Sunday
iiiornitig, July .10, Mr Edgar WriKlit to Miss
Ikira West. Itev J F Altml olhcialiiig. Jt
was a preuy nouie wediiuig anu a large
nutnfjer .of frtenda were jtnMent. After
Ui-'tr honeytnoxm llier will an to liiab Point
where Mr Wright has a poailion with tlie
Welch Furniture Co. lie is a imimioent young
man ana a son at our townsman Mr luu
Wright. The hrida is the youngest daughter
01 airs Man- vt set auu is a muter of Mrs li r
Craven, J li nest, and W H West.
COLORADO'S BEAUTIFUL
MOUNTAIN SCENERY;
UTAH'S QUAINT AND PICTURESQE SALT LAKE
CITY, and the ENTIRE MIGHTY WESTERN EM
PIRE are best reached by the DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
RAILROAD, "The Scenic Line of the World."
Very low rates will be made to Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo account of The Eagles Meeting in Den
ver, August 4th to 9th; also to the Northwest on account
of the
LEWIS AND CLARK EXPOSITION AT PORTLAND.
Those attending the Denver Conventions who are un
able to make the far Western trip should by all means ar
range to take the trip to Salt Lake City, as this journey is
one of unsurpassed pleasure and takes you through the
most noted point of interest, such as Colorado Springs,
The Royal Gorge, Canyon of the Grand River, Glenwood
Springs, Marshall Pass, Black Canyon of the Gunnison,
etc. Another noted trip is the tour "Around the Circle" of
1,000 miles at one fare for the round trip which comprises
more noted scenery than any other similar trip in the
known world.
These trips are made more enjoyable than ever by rea
son of the new open-top observation cars operated on day
light trains during the Summer Season through the Royal
Gorge and Canyon of the Grand River.
Very liberal limits and stop over privileges will be
granted on all tickets. Write for free booklet and particu
lars. S. K. HOOPER, G. P. & T. A.
Denver, Colorado.
Mid-Summer
Clearance Sale!
Our trade has been unusually good this year, but we
find we have on hand some Lawns, Laces, Ladies' and Men's
Hats, Shoes and other things which we will sell at a sacri
flee. We have always stood by our customers and will con
tinue to do so and will give you good goods at low prices
We appreciate your patronage very much and we take this
method of conveyiug to you our thanks. We wish to call
special attention to our Millinery Department as the season
is drawing to a close. We will offer the entire lot of Hats
at greatly reduced prices.
Lace, Striped Lawns and Organdies
25c. goods at 15c.
30c. goods at 10c.
10 and 15c. goods at 8c
Oalico 5c.
Clothing
It will pay you to look at our
Clothing while in town. We
sell the famous Kirschbaum
and Reinhard & Meyers
clothing and will guarantee
fit and prices to be right.
Some suits at half price.
Collars, Cuffs and Embroidery
20 doz Men's Linen Col
lars going at 5c,
25 pair Men's Linen Cuffs 10c,
A lot of embroidery and laces
which we will offer at
about two-thirds value.
Shoes and Oxfords
63 pair Ladies' Oxfords f 1.00
to $2.00 now .75 to $1.60.
44 pair Ladies' -Shoes $1.00 to
$2.00 now .75.
A lot of boys' Brogans $1.00
now .75.
rten'a and Boys' Straw Hats.
We have about 150 Straw Hats that we
will sell at half price good styles.
We will pay you highest ericas fer your Droduce. Call
w see ub. uome eariy ana get your cnoice.
Ramseur Store Company.
Special Rites to Hot Springs, Ark., via
Seaboard.
The SrnlxMn annnunrcs rate of one first
oIuks fare plus .00 frma all pninis in
North ( arolina tn Hot tspnnirs. Ark., tamka
Spnnipt, Ark. arid hiriorwlo nprincs. Mu.
1'irktU will lipHikl lint and third TtMwIay's
in July, AnguRl and Npptrtribrr. fiaul limit
ixlf uavs from ditto nf miet Imt uot to n
tend bpyoiig tlt'Uilr ilnt. .
Fur iaforoutiun apply to yotir nearest
Airettt or sddrew,
C H OATTIS, -T
J A, lUlfigk, K C.
Daiif eroai aae Uncertain.
For sunburn, tetter and all akin and
scalp diaeaaes, DeWitt's Witch Basel
Salve bai no equal. It is a certain
c.ur for blind, bleeding, itching and
protruding pile. It will draw the
tire out of a barn and heal without
leaving a scar. Boil, old sores, ew-
lancief, etc, are quickly cared br
the nse of the genuine DeWitt
Witch Bawl Sal re. Accept no tnb-
titate as t hej are often dangerons
and. uncertain. Soold br Standard
Draff Co and Asheboro Draff Co.
Asheboro.
Franklinville High School.
Hale and Female.
rotolmial punu'tt.
ma. Bonk-kerutiw and lluatc a MnrdartT, and da aD
nUL bbVMrsllv- SMrallv uiif wnt&liv
thrnwelTea lor ranch ka. Rcrltalu will be Klrn quarter!? . Medals .warned In ever? !
. r"""" wouia wii. aw term opus (. i, una.
r further tuJonuaUoa. addnM
D. M. WEATHERLY. Principal,
rrankllnvllle. N. C.
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Why Dot atop this faliioe of vour hair? At iWs rate vou will soon
b without tar hir' Just remember that Hall'a Hair F enewer
stopa failing h'r, and rnskps hair p'tiur. ""Vr" tt r-.
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
tl lTfc
nairKeiiewer
Literary Classical
Pedagogical Commercial
Manual Training
Scientific
Domestic 3cience
Music
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Thrra Counun li-uilinu to ili-iiri.m, WVII-n,,, ,;! T;; Rk.l r...
Fui uItT miniliera fill. Ilonrd. lainnlrr. tuition, and leui for irne of text hnok b. Jt-I'
year, for free-tuition atudeuls. ffl2't. For uon-reaidents of tlie Stale, $ 1U0. Fonr
annual actwion la-jiiim tSAtenilr!!l, l!HI.". Tn swum board in tlie dormitories, all if
tuition apilirationa aliould be made before July 15. Correspondence invited from thoj
siring competent tcacliein and stcnocnijiliern. Kor ratslos and other inforniatisn, addi !
OH A ALES D. McIVEB, President; F
OreensbOTO, N. t S
New Styles in....
Spring 5v Svimml
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tl-I'VI r-,l
Clothing!
The latest Rtvlftt nnrl rwf fern a r-nrv'-
ways be seen at my place. I am srlj
k ' ing a pretty line of suits at $10, $12, It
i ie win pay you 10 iook my
over Derore purcnasing.
Also a big assortment of HATS, '
, LiAKo, TlfcS and SHOES.
. "KEITH K0NQU0R" Shoes for :
are the best to be hadr See them.
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BICKFORD HUFFMAN
rn a mi nnn i e
VHUnill laVrVILska'
Just received a car load of BICKFORD & HUFF-' ?
MAN GRAIN DRILLS. Hardly a firmer from Ran-tf
dolph county but knows the merits of this drill. It is ';
the only positive fortfd feed drill made. I '
Remember also that we sell genuine GEO. E. NIS-U
SEN wagons. They will last longer than any wagon !
made. If you have not one and need one, ask your
neighbor about it. .
McCrary-R-eddlng Hardware Company. p.
iHConpoaTio
Capital Stock S30.000.00
RALEIGH, N. C. 1
Pullen Building, j
J CHARLOTTE. N. C,
I Piedmont Ins. EH
THKSKBCHOOJJfUlVIl tho
liullvlilual luMructinn. we aim tvai h Hii-kpepliiK. hhortnand, Penmausnlp, bgr mall, bmhii
e Ioust lor our Calsloftue, Ollcro oud Utsb aadoneaMuis. Tbajr m av
Borne Study rates. Write todar lor c
KINR'B nUKINESS COLLEGE.
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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. Office in Bank B'ld'g.
Armfield (L Laxighlin.
Real Eattvte DeaLlera.
Rock Hill Buggies,
' in buying a BUGGY you must oonaider four things:
Durability, Finish, Style and Price.
The ROOK HILL buggies are famous amongst all
olaases. Liverymen especially, for durability. They use the
best paints and varnishes obtainable, and enploy none but
skilled painters, thus insuring the best finish. '
N The style of their buggy is of the latest aud best de
sign; the price is within the reach ef all; and those who
practice eoonomy buy ROOK HILL buggies; as for the little
difference in price a great big difference in quality Is aasured
McCri3Lry Redding Hok.rdwtxro
Company.