C:;:s Tla Kidoeji Arc
Weakened ly Ofer-Work.
Unhealthy Kidneys Hake Impure Blood.
uinarv and bladder troubles were to be
(but now modern
acience proves that
nearly all diseases
have their beginning
in the disorder of
these most important
organs.
The kidneys filter
and purify the blood
IW !. I,lir work.
or out of order, you can understand how
quickly your entire body is affected and
bow every organ seems to fail to do Us
d0l7yoii are sick or " feel badly," begin
taking the great kidney remedy, Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, because as soon
M your kidneys are well they will help
all the other organs to health. A trial
will convince anyone.
If you are sick you can make no mis
lake by first doctoring your kidneys.
The mild and the extraordinary effect ot
Dr. Kilmer s Swamp-Root, the great
kidney remedy, is soon realized. I.
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
i v.. ..t riUtrrssintr cases, anil is sol. I
an ita merits oy an
druggists in fifty-cent atfJJ!
xnrtnllar size K li i
hnttles. You mav
L. aanmlc bottle Hnm nf AwsiBfvRoot.
by mail free, also a pamphlet li-lling '
bow to find out if you have kidney or
bladder trouble. Mention this paper
when writingto Dr. Kilmer Si Co.. King
haraton, N. Y. Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name, Swamp-Hoot.
Ir. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad
dress, Bingharatou, N. Y., ou every bottle.
A. r1. PRESIMELL,
Blacksmith and General
Repair Shops.
I manufacture Timber Wheels,
repair Buggies and Wagons, Shoe
Horses and do a general repair bus
iness. Second band buggies always
on hand at bargains.
When in Asheboro see me. Shop
back of McDowell's livery stables.
Yours trulv,
A. M. I'KKSN KLL.
TIRES SET
Quicker and better
nd will r.u linp'r wi'l I..
possible v. lien cl tin- ..I.I w.n.
Will give just l!ir -Ii-u
to (ho wheel. No fiu-
burnt or cliiirml IVI1, .
way u nil loost'ii iIh (if
We Set Them Cold.
No steam ami w,it
to shrink sway mul
paint to npla i'. V
hi. tin', im imi
nr UXUKK IHSil.
We guarpptt'e work utul n-fuiul v.itir tuotii
if not Hutisfiu-tory. Conic and v I ho m
chine in operation.
HUGH J. BURNS,
The Blacksmith.
J. R. STEED,
DEALER IN
Groceries and Fresh
Meats!
Al! kinds of Ircsh meats
kept constantly or. hand.
(0io8itc IWolliee.)
L. M. FOX, M D.
ASHEBORO, N.C.
Oflfn his profewional service to the
clttieiM ofJAflhcboro'aud mirrouuding
ooaununlty. Offices; At RwMeucc'
Jersey Male Calves at
a Great Bargain
with such breeding as Gold
en Lad first prize winner
over all Jerseys 1890; Gold
en Love first prize two year
old bull at Pan-American
1901; General Merrigold sire
of twenty-one heifers that
sold at an average of $144
each. The breeding of these
is correct; prices right for
immediate acceptance.
Address,
JOHN A. vOUNG,
. ... , Greeruhoro, N. C.
H. C. MORRIS,
Vatchmaker
v V jJeweler,
-. Dealer in
Ifatchea, 3w!ty. Specte
cles. ' ray specialty. Work
- -.c.
THE CHURCH CHOIR.
I
I roiid "Aunt Annie's" article lasl
week ou "Church Orjiiuib' w HI' j
much interest. It started a course
of reflection in uiy iniuj about some
thing closely connected witii the
church organ and about which
"Aunt Annie" did not speak, the
church choir.
About eiiiul with the glory a
w tnau teems to gather from being
termed "omamst" is that of having
it said of her, "She sings in tne
choir." 1 happen, to know that the
f, cling is one of very great import
ance, because 1 have held such a
position for a few yeais myself. 1
know that the position of singer
w hen fust assumed, tends to pull' tip,
to lighten the head and cause heart
palpitation. And one is very liable
ui go away ficm the service w ith a .
vivid picture of a sea of interested ,
faces crowned by bald heads and j
uotlding plumes, but with only a J
faint accompaniment of some uii- ;
intelligible sound that an expert ; .,ui fim, .,,,. ,.;
might recogni.'.e as 1 1 aces of thelturc. liul ii'ia
Sunday sermon, aim tins is one
reason for the objection to worldly j thi'ii get up and disgrace tl.i.- veiy
people as singers in the choir. Il ! noble an l worthy ( tiise. Tor this
they are inclined to be giddy they j reason and many others the chinch
will not hear the sermon, and every ! choir lias as many troubles and ipiite
passing fancv will be reflected inlas mimv weaknesses as does the
their faces, making an tiiiprotilald
back ground for the pnacher's ai
pcals. Another objection is that
giddy people cannot sing the gospel.
They will sing what isin their hearts,
and it C hrist is not there, they
wi"i
I
not sing II mi.
Music is a noble thing. Without
it, indeed, what would i
lint 1 mav sav with th
"Church Organs," why should this
divine gift be abused, and managed
in such a way that it is often u
detriment to the seivice"
Hers sits a young man in a sacred
edilice on a Sunday evening. lie
isn't bad, in fact, he rather holds
toward tile keeping of the Sabbath
and church-going, and this evening
he is in a frame of niind to be i(uite
serious. He is imxioiis to be a worthy
young man, more woithy than he has
been in the past. And he sets him
self to get the most out of the ser
niou. lie follows it throughout, in
spite of the be-ribboned, be-eiirled
forms blushing behind the preacher's
back. The appeal is tender, the
statements clear and scatclung, and
he is touched. The picture of a
erucilied Christ, crneilicdof lli-'ow n
free will and not from weakness,
draws him w ith a magnetism he can
not icsist, as Christ Himself said it
would draw all nun to Him, and us
indeed it does when ably pre.-.-ut.-d.
He leans slightlv forward in Ins
Seat, his lips are parti
breathing is almost, imp.
intense is the inleie-t In
so sweet arc the . olds i
d and bis
ru ptible. ,o
fee!-, and
f iiiilin in i-'
that bind him. When the minister j
takes his seat he bends his brad npoii j
his hand, fcclin- that he has douejl
the will of 1 1 i in who said, l-'ccd invj
sheep." And he has. for he I us
presented Christ iu I In tine sjiirit,!
and the seeds have ftill 'ii, join.' ill I
good ground, but, oil, alas, some in j I
stonv places. I'p rises one of tiiejt
blushing, befri..led girls in thechoir-j I
seat and the organ breathes out a I 2
prelude. She pulls her belt down
and her shoulders up, she moistens
her lips with her tongue and darts a
side glance at some one to the i ight
with ; sort of suppressed giggle, and
after re-arranging the music m her
hand she raises her eyes toward the
dome of the church and begins to
sing. To sing? Yes, to siny. The
voice is sweet and it wanders up and
down the scale with ease and gratv,
she uters words tender, sublime.
beallti! :l. TileV tell of our Lord
ami Master, they tell of His love,
how ie crossed the dfed waters,
wandered over d irk mountains, torn
and bl. eiling, seeking the lost. Hut.
something is the matter, what is iti'
The words are empty. They ting
out through the vast auditorium and
drop into the hungry hearts of the
hearers with a disappointment.
There is no serious conviction in the
li-art of the singer, Christ is not
there, she is a (thought less singer,
and tiiu words she sings, though
beautiful, might be compared to
eiiusite, empty vessels held o.tt lo
the lips of the heart-thirsty throng,
l'crhaps she sings artistically and
tastefully, the vessels are well
wrought, but they are not lilled lo
the brim with meaning, that ucclar
which the throng have crowded in
to the house of Cod in search of.
When the song is done she sits down
with an apologetic grimaiice and
another pulling up of the shoulders
and hides half her face behind a fan,
still blushing.
The minister has sat through the
entire song with closed eyes perhaps
prayiug that tne words may cm
truth and light to some heart in that
hour. Bat men cauuot become con
Ticted over empty words. Heart
must tonch heart to bring about con
viction. Better pi ay first for the
singer, that she may be lilled from
the chalice that is not of earth, for
she must feci conviction lirut else
her hearers can never feel it.
What of the young man iu the
audience whom the sermon has deep
ly touched.' 1 he singing and the
singer have cast s veil of unreality
over the sermon for hi in and in his
heart there has ascended the throne
one in gray garments and with a
sullen as pec. His name is Doubt.
Somehow the tenderness and the
force have gone ont of the preacher's
appeal and the .picture of acrucitieu
tiove nas in some measure lost its
power to draw. The singer darts a
mischievous glance exactly in his
direction; the work is done. After
all, what he has heard is only a ser
mon preached by a coniuou man
whose business it is to preach. . He
has heard many tnch, will hear many
more, and the world wazs ou. llople
are living in the cams old way and
so will continue from this night on.
It a lot 01 tun to come to church
and see the frizzle-headed girls giggle
and make goo-goo eyes behind the
preacher's back. .
w uere now ii tna uuiueum -ot me
pnlpit'i power? Weakened, or torn
down by the frivolity of oce slender
i;rtgr,. van lots WM'.wwr JUS,
t is tree. Toe pw ii.-i.Jf caiv
never be weakened or torn down, but
its inlliieiice is alw.ivs vveukcitul or
stri'Tifthfiifil bj l In.- cliaiMCtei ui the,
tli n-ii m t'.ie t -hi; relies, tn the
ni::v be
be not n.ilYcu up: to know aiu.
t'ecl the power .,!' wiial rile sinjjs; to
lay a.-i,le w hatever r. s!-.-ui-.iv have
aetiiirel ii'el t,i snake !'ie m.'.tter nf
her vuiiv-clilliire s! lud seeond, or be
the servant of tvliiilef-r etiiotion she
fecU, is the mi -mum of a choir singer.
A ,
I'll I III I
inm1 ra!!i.l in n'lil.
i en ' lire alone, but it
,.. .rift ': culture, ha -
hee.iu:-.- it is cni'ii'v
has untold ..v.. rift:
ing I ci nine .-, 1 Ha
ten bv the m:. :'. aiu
llows'ficelv fiM-ii the
I am ureal! in f.r.
ii'-, is forg.il
llie emotion
nice I'm-1
iloes not i
mean affect
many o-im
tliev ni ike
.4 eriilieiaiiiy, as I
leli.'e. tluiigh'
mistake. The I
ar to do away I
i falsity which;
ul.jeri (,f ,i. c cu.i
n ) jitlci-tat'.-ui :n,
uiiiraiucd .-!iig, i'.
i() liniu- oat w"lnt
swoet in in.- e.
i ot'eiiiii .inre, ami
is uatuial audi
. This is the Unci
aim of voice clil- j
light students gain
-i.in.-lrii.' it, and:
;t snuHt-rni:;
inch organist, and a deal more
inlliicnee, good or bad, upon the pie
sent hut of C'hiist to the world.
Theie is a great laying need for bet
ter music, lor gosnel music, for hum-
ble, understanding hearts behind the j
fair faces and swet voices in our I
choirs all over this land to dav. How i
.nice beHinnch lies in tin-power of the church
wiitcr ot lelunr we lanuot fathom. Nor shall I
it be known till in (he !ight of
eternity all things licit ale hid shall
be uncovered.
I ii v I moo ii Ma-i i:.s
A Warning to Aluihcrs.
To. i much care cannot be used
with small children dining the hot
weather i f the summer months to
guard against lmiel trouhhs. As a
rule it is only necessary to give the
child a dos-i'f cast. ir oil to correct
any disorder of the bowels. lo not
use any siil.-titiiic.luit give the old
fashioned castor oil, and see that it
is fi'e'h, as rancid oil nauseates and
hasa tendency to gripe.lf this doesnol
cheek the ,..'w els give Chamberlain's
Colic, Choi. ra and Oiarrhoea li'eme
dy and then a dose of eistor oil, and
the ,! - .! may ! cheek-il in its ill
eireuev and all dau.r avoided.
'Ih- c.i-l.ir oil and this leinedv
I should be procured at once and kept
I ready for instant ii-e as soon -is the
til-I i'nlii-:iti..M of any bovve! Iroiil.le
.iippe
fill ;
I 111- ! - I lie most Sllccess
i;, i t l.inr.t n and may be re
i witii implicit eonlidellce
mv-s of cholera infantum,
bv Standard I b ug Co and
i I'nu Co. A.-I.eboro, W .
...,. Ceil, -man.
lied npoi
ev en in
h, boi
. I..I. i .V
Virtues ot Turpentine.
iT.e im di.-inal oiiiililie.-. of turpeli
ie ;o . liiimeioiis. When applied
burns ii gives immediate relief.
I'or bli-tei on the hainl it IS of
great value, .-earing down the skin
and pievi -uting ;oivne.-s. If one has
an attack of Iocs jaw will take
small .(Maiiity ot turpentine, warm
it, and pour it oil the wound which
rod m -s tiio lockjaw, relief will
lull, iw almost notantlv. It is a sure
preventive a::,iiu.-! moths, also,
sprinkling a f,-w drops in the bottom
ol en,. -Is, drawers and cupboards, it
will r -iiil. r th,- '.'armciits serine from
injury during the summer. Its pun
gent odor is retained for a time, and
it injures neither furniture norcloth-
ir.g. A tiililespo.intiil added toeach
pail of water is excellent for scrub
bing Moms and cleaning paint. A
table.-poonful boiled with whit
clothes helps to whiten them. Mici
with e.jii.il pans of vinegar and lin
seed oil. d makes an excellent furin
litre polish.
The Only Way
Th-re is no way to maintain th
health and strength of mind and
body excet by nourish iienl. There
is no way In nourish except through
the stomach. The -tom.ich must be
kenl healthy pine ami sweet or the
strength will let down and d. sense
will set up. No appetite, loss of
strength, nervousness, headache, con
stipation, bad breath, sour rising?,
rifling, iiiiligesiioii,.ys)epsia and all
stomach troubles that are curable
are ijiiickly cured by the use of
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Kodol digests
what you i..l and strengthens the
whole digestive apparatus. Sold bv
Standard I'rng Co and Asheboro
Hrug Co, Asheboro.
Mr and Mrs lietkwilh who have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs
Olive, left Monday morning accom
panied by Mies Kthel Olive for a
visit to relatives iu l!andleman.
The Thomasvillu Spoke AVorks was
iujotporated by the Secretary of
Mate. Capital stock $2.r,(ino. JA
Green, J !' Haydeii, W II Deita, W
$ Long and h li Uocket t. Thomas
ville News.
Nothing; on the Market Equal to
Cnamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy.
This fact is well known to drng
gists e ery where, and nine out of
ten will give their customers this
preparation when the best is asked
for. Mr Obe Witiner, a prominent
druggist of Joplin, Mo, in circu
lar to his customers, sayBt "There
is nothing on the market in the way
of patent medicine which equals
Chamberlain's Colij, Cholera and
Diarrhoea lteniedy for bowel com
plaints. We sell and recommend
this preparation." For sale bv
Standard Drug Co, aod Asheboro
Uruf Co Ahscboio, W A Lnderwoou
Randleman.
1'rof J J Keugan. county superin
tendent of public instruction of Bun
combe connly, has . heen removed
f torn oHif-c for immoral relation! with
young wouian, . No defense was
m.ule. lie will remove to - the
Indian Territory,
MONTGOMERY NEWS.
Th? Mows of Our Neighboring
County.
I'V.uii tin .Menle'inri.iii.
A considerable amount of new ma
chinery is heen pi ice: 1 ill the
Sinitheriii iii Cotion Mill during the
pist few weeks.
Messrs .1 I! Blair. A M Yarner, W
C Hurley, I C Arh dge, N S and C A
Cochran and Dirk, the cook, left
Tuesday on a lishing excursion on
I' , barrie river.
Mr .1 l It'iiton, of Ciipelsic, left
Monday for Arkansas, to which
State l.o contemplates moving if he
can secure a de.;r.ib'e location. He
expects tola- gone t .to weeks.
Mr Alhert Ogl. shy mid Miss Bert
Yuneaniioii, of liiscoe, were married
lasl Thursday evening, Kev W K
li'ovall, of Trov olliciating. Mr
Og'lcsby is the oldest sou of the late
Kev (i A Oglesnv.
Mr John t'hisholm, one of Mo.it
g.imeiy's oKU st citi.ens living four
Hides south of Trov. died last Sun
day, and his remains were inter rod
Moiuliv. Ilavi'..' lived an honest
and iudiisti ions life, he died at till
age of Si, leaving behind a niniibi r
of relatives and friends who feel that
:i woi liny man h i
We -ir, ii-del.t-lioro,
of Ml till
receipts nearly o
old. At I li.it tunc rec
printed but written in
form on a little .-
paper. One of these n-i-i
t hese words w niico m on
ceived of Saniin 1 C!a.:: b
full for ls-js. Win Dunn
The other has tnese v.orus upon o.
Weed, of Sain'l Clark his lax in full
for the Viiir Imi;. 1! Meggiuson. 1
Slill."
T.iLc kiuliil After PalilK'.
After a hearty meal a dose of Kodol
I hspepsia Cure will prevent an at
tack of indigestion. Kodol is a
thorough digestaut and a guaranteed
lire tor Indigestion, iyspept:i, mis
.ii the Stomach, weak Heart, Sour
iisines, Bad Breath ami all Stomach
troubles. Sold bv Standard Drug
Co and Asheboro Drug Co.Asheboro.
vuli Paper Free ! i
Kl. II w-l.'.te" J
Lcyal AJwilisciikdils.
,-. I Vrlhia C..U-. Il.-urv M Uolmis. It
, I. s.i l all. I I A sH-n.-( , il.-leii.lilhl'.
Mil UK.
.,,,.1.11,1 I Aole.r Oil.- al-'ve iiati
I .l.l.u.l.iiu mil
r.-.iiii..l 1. 1 ii..-n
r !-(..
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V I .. ,,n sulin.la
t.r i,i- pl.tltililts iv
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Ilv vlrt i-i.t an ..i.I.ti.i Hi,- sii ri,ir Curl
;:.in.l..!.i, i.-iiiity in ,i s.-. .n-i.luiK III. -rein
p. ii.lnu'. nMlie.l A,. .iv ..r. tt. a.l.iiilil-lratoi-'.l
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ii ill -i ll mi- ea-li al I'til ii.- aii. n.iii. at ilieSmili.
, rn : il.u.o ,1, .,t. in Hi.- town ui siali-v. linii
,,.i.i j..inlv. . , , a., , Mon.lav, lull
:m. I.,',, lino nail ..I .aivil olliin.i ill Coluin
i -a loii-li,.. Kiiii,,,,Ii . ..niilv. Nnrll, C.iriilina.
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-in .1.-1 taliiiliK ill. .ill ten :ier.-. iiinl Ivma tiiilv
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li.oi. ii.rni-r; thru, in it th is j j ,-imm, a
nlwl,, l,.,ll,,ii -,,
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Oiillnno
olllll i
l' west on Mini lin,
-rtl,,' I. a kinoiii.tain In l-i! i-liain. to u lake',
iv I,H' eorii. r; tlii ini; Ninth on hN line an'
iiiii iitt.l l link, to ii Make In s.ii.1 Hill's line;
url. ui-st il i-liaiiii lo ti htttke m On. t'otmty
.-; tl.i-iie.. north w illi tlieiinnilv liiie IS i-liiiiim
I its link- to it Mak,' l,,ri,i,Tlv Huv. eorner:
,ii IiIm line It! i-liiini. to a niiaHlnli
: tlieti'-e north to tin; U-itlniong,
jonlaiiiiiiu 1
.1 A sl'KM'ti. C,.niiili.
Thli. July 8th into.
'tlfv till IVPNM
iu-iI 1" en-M-iit tl I.. Hi.. iiu..tlKiil nil
(..n'th.' jiRltilni atlulr Iim.nrthlsi.tli4. i
In- eli iiil in b.r ,. tli.'ir rii.iviT.v. All wnw
t' lll i.liw: unite
WttlCUM
H M K.u.ln.. AcliuliiUtrnu
1 M H K,.l,lli,ili-,i :i
TlilB.luly lllli I3.
MUHTtlAllr: HAI.1
B..- vlrtiioiil the i..tvtr. e..,i,Lil,n-l In a murt.
lia-:.. .1.1-1 ele. i.t.-,l l,y .1 V A.,ll,,,liy t,, ar.,li J
MnllKvr. on Hi,- -Jl-t ,lv ,,l in,,l,.i iuh
in,.rlK,ii'iliiHl I .Inly rer,irll in Uic olBt- ot
Kenl nil Hnl lor llnmlnlph ommly hi ;..,k
101 lii(ii the ,n,,er.ui,p.1 will m'II at
l.ul.h.. mi, ti..ii u. tin. lirRlH.t hi.ldcr for e.i-h m
Ihrlinirt li.i.is.' a.,r 111 AliL'hon. S c. .. s..i.
ur.liiyltH' null .Iny of Aiiut.t lmUMt lil.i'L-l.M-k m.
jie iniitivi ini; .i.H-rilil run .tau. lo tt- A
bnu't of liiti.l in KhiiIo,Ii nullity Mute o: N ('
Wiv Mai Wet Uoviiabiu, ailHninii the land of W
l tiie. Kufus Coltrum', rrmnklin- Krasii-r aud
itlie-n,. ai,il bniiii;ed an follow.: Bcvftiiiina at a
it.,110 In K , KnuliT-K line. 0, .,.. ,t ,, .,,1,1
KrnliT s hue 5 i-ln unit lk hi a stake, thener
,rth ? elm and 00 loa-ume, tlicnee eaut .'i ehs
,1 l Iks UiKMonein the Ousaett line. IheiliX'
the Hmt Ktation due wiiitli, and niiiiiiinc ik4
the Ulhlle i.u.,1 . nnuliiinv 1 r.- , " ...
lew. H.kid nale In lumlu to Katuf y tUedebtiaieuted
by naid tnortgaxe.
ritirnh J Mnthews, Martntirve.
This July 10th 1W.
MOKTUAUK 8 U.K.
Pt virtue nf Uie nonn anntalnAd In . n...w.
HK d.-wd esei-ntod hy R h Dealon and ife
Clsndla B Ih-aUin lo J o Ullleenn Oia imH aar
ol Januaor ma, which mortmredeedlsreoneded
lu me nttleg of Rexintur of Duojs fur Randolph
rami, IT In uooi lul pane im, the unuendfrned
f ill ll at public atirtkin ki the hljliert btcloVr
for erwh at the oourt hoime to rn Asheboro N C
MB HaUirnar the SMR dav of Aoitiut 1SU5- at 19
o'cloek m, the fnllvwiuK described real eetata:
A tract nf land In Randolph ootmty ;male M
North Carolina. In Anheboro townnhln, bounded
toast-me ML Tom and Hllb comer- them
.-ut on Msi Town liar IW feet los .toM Helms
,miM-e oo Mohn's line nearlr nnrtt, to
tcciiniiris eesitatntttir one half it-, aere
'or wa. Vn lot No m In plot of Hoover
id stile Ir Hla.ta
by sat'l atone.
This July hl30S
lie hundred Veals .At--
( ."jiT:3 i tfii'li-nl Market-.
A-;.i'fc'i'T.f,Vi li ..K-..I Tr.-.-s nml !
-,i Y'A" evotv flM-e .f Ha
H r'.-r C" IiV. -" e "ll.tie
?..-mpsr i,-!.H..theiiiii:.l.inj
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, " i'.v1!.: '. ;!,', t I"! l'"" I UK
llia lbleiHl Fr'i'.l ".ror. SUo-tph. Michlgin
DOMESTIC."
Better Than Ever! .
"THE STAR THAT
f LEADS THEM ALL" I
:Ti:i'St''iiiK Miu'huii- l.,r iIm- li.mii':
. In I e u-e.l l.v l(i', m. lii. r. iliillitllti-r, T
s. :on-ues. Th.iCs..ur.-ii.li-.
Kni.er ijvk.ir cnuiii siiu-li. wrlic
i Domestic Sewing Ma- z
i chine Company, i
Nowaik, N. J. J
SETING MACHINE.
ROLLER BEARING.
HIGH CRAD5.
by buying this
fZM reliable, honest,
,itJ Inch crane sew
RMMHI iT4l : .
si KONGF.br GUARANTEE.
ti in.l Sewing Machine Co.
:.'.!.VirrRE,- ILLINOIS.
Personally Conducted Tour to the Pacific
Coast Vis S.'alioard Air Line Railway.
I.i, -, ,1 I-I flOlll N ! ttl ( 'ill , 'll'lil lo -illl-, ill
f..i. ,..!,, :! x . II. vvst.. .. S.ui.,1 .il Park
I,- An:.".-. S.n I'liiii.i-, .. die l..nis and
flat:. l:,,-io. a a- r..r.!an,t. lire, ami e
. i .-- , nil. .. -I on 1 l.e I'aeilii l'i.a-1. lo leave
.1I....1 Auiiiw 1st l..sili..fl ,l.,le l.i..o ,..
,;.!. ! he,,. Hi., round tri n niilv 2J
a: i ill.. 1. .He 11 ill I . via : I ... r ... Ilirniinzliam
M.-:i..l.l-. s ,,i.. Kaii-..- Citv. Iiemet-,
C.:. a I.. .ruio.-..S.ili Lakefi-v. I'.. ,s Ancles.
Sin I r. i-.-.. lit" Sl,a-ia route to IVrdand.
.n!. in I'a. ili,- lo St Paul 1!,. -a. . I..CIiie.i"o
.111. 1 ri-t 11 III via Si l.oiii-.
r,iluel, I'ulltnani-ai-.nill I.- a-.ilijr-il for
.!- ex.-lii-ii,. ne.-l 111- ,.,nv. nliieli uill I..
;. -t-.ii.illv e luei-.l l.v l.'ei' Win ISl.u-k iei.1
.1 :i. ..f iuvi.i-,,1. n ' f. Jul,.. .uiv.--r..iii
. .ill.ll.-l 111.' I.ll:-.' ..ltlv il .lll Not-Ill t'.u-olilll
l.i-l Aiixu-I.
I tt,,-i .1 i v "I i!.e ni, i- now l iim ,r,...ne,l
vda. 'i udfait" lull ! I.iil- as M il.,. rates.
,,i I--. U -l.-l rale, and . .illUot ialerest.
It will I. I Ih st . . .1 1 1 j ,t. t - lli ol
its kind ..v,.'nrr.i!',e, ,i f tin- Slate and a!
very -. .all t. il,.-e who , 11 iIh- jiiv
lll I... -Ir ,111 eo-rv uileauou .,vr l!,e eudr'.i
llii villi, Ii "ill i-oiisiinie U'liieen lour ami
live V :
Wrce f,.r l,kl. I a,.,l inl, : a,-';, . lo 1,'ev
Win r.I.n L, ll.oiil-on, N I '. r i-"..--;.
t II S II i A I I i s. T I'. ,
'...'. i;li. .V ('.
ExIrcniL'ly La Rat-.'S.
KMi'dnely low lalet al,- altlioliliced
via the Sutitlni'11 li.-tihviiy frmn
poiius tin its lines for the followiug
sptriiil oi'c.u-ions:
Atlieii, (!a. Summer School, June
2T-..luly SS. 1005.
Monte.iple, Ten n. Monleugle llible
Tniiiiiiig School, July ;!-Aug. lo,
mo;..
Monteaglt', Ten n. Mouteagle t'uii
thtv Scliool lnetitute, July 17
Ahj,'. , I'.IOj.
Montrngle, Tcnii. Wiiniiiiis Cim
iriess, Au;;. 1-15; lOnii.
Na-liville, 'I'elin. l'ealiutly College,
iiiinuel DctiooLs; aluleilillt J;li
lical Institute, June 14-Attg. '
r.Mi.-).
Oxfiirtl, Miss. Summer School,
University of Mississippi, June 14-
J uly r.Mla.
liiehinoiiil, Va. I'linners' National
C'oni;riss, Setit. 1!M5.
Tiis-'al'MiSii, Aiu. Summer School
for TeaeheiB, Juno lii-July i!8,
I'.IO.I.
Rates for the above occaf ions open
I ) l lie utihlic.
Tickets will be sold to these noinU
f ruin all stations on the Southern
Kail way.
Detail information can be hud up
on application to any Ticket Agent
of the Southern liiiilwity, or Agents
ot connecting linen, or by ntlilress-
ing the uutleisigni'il:
U L Vkkson, J II Wood. D 1' A,
T 1' A, (J jnrloLlc. Ashevillo.
S 11 Harhwick, W H Tayloe,
V. T. M. . 0. I'. A.
W. bitton, I). C.
OF VALUE TO FRUIT GROWERS.
A Special Majnine and The Courier One
Year tor $1.50.
A now ami aUrai-livi ulTer bv us is tlutt of
Tlw Nation Kntit GmtviT in combination
with The Courier tlio two ono year for f 1.50.
The National Fruit Grntvei, which is publish
ed at St. Jow-nh and Ronton llarlmr, .Midi., is
a nioutiily drvnted to the subject of fruit
growing which it luuidlcs with roat ability.
The various topi'-a are diK-unsctl by sjircial
ists, and it ia hiralualile to every fruit
grower.
Yutt may forward yonr monpy for thia com
bination oner to The National Fruit Orower
or to wis paper,
HAVE YOU INDIGESTION.
Boyd's arbon Albumen Tab
lets Pore Carbon of Albumen a
pooitiTe core for indigeationdjgpep
ul constination, headache 'or tour
itomiwih from ver Pitting or drink
ing $50 f thnj don't. 25 cent a
px'kv. '- ,
Iff vtr drnggiiil. doecu'i hare them
eund di"ect to
EOYDCrtCMICAU COMPANY,
708 RanJ'McNally Dldy
Mcacv M
ivere not i JR''ijg3fey-
I' ' iniiarv fauu&y?kmr&x V
If WBttfcili
WANTED'
Will pay spot cash f. o. b. your
depot for
All Kinds Ci Furs,
Green and Dry Hides,
Beeswax, Tallow, Eggs,
VVooii unshed or tin-washed)
We a'so carry it full line of Fruits
and Vcgctahh s. Bananas. Orainres.
Lemons, IVaiints, J-ite., at market
prices. Write for prices.
FOrlSYTH & YVATKINS,
112 Lewis St. Greensboro. N. C.
wwm ir-oiM)i) mm.
A bottle of Kc-zine will be Sent
free '.o every reader (if this ,aier
who is Mitlering with unv kind of
kin tli.-e:i.-e or eriiplions. unv form
of Eczema, Bliiul or Illcctling Biles,
Scrofula, Itch, Teller, Barbers Itch,
lting worm, Boils, lilood Poison,
Fever Sores of unv name or nature.
Si.MI r..-..l u ill 1 :.i t
case of Eozeitia',th;!l is not jroiiit-
i.v cured Willi r.c..ine. Kt-znie will
heal any sore or cure the worst skin
nml make it look ike v, Iv.l. 1 1 ......
toforc there has been 110 Snecilic
ilisco,..,! I Imi would 11.10 I.V..1.0.
and kindred discus s until lu-ziue
: discovered nml i,,,u- 1 1,, k
are cured daily. fi'a'or inlix.)
what yon hvc ir'ef; forte:
the f.-iiltnvs I.. l- ..,! ii. .
and send for FREE SAMPLE
01 i-.c-zine, w inch always -ins re
lief urn! a permanent cure .
He zinc 5kin Sotip is the b .-;
anlictptic soaji mnde. It. Mill
cleanse anything will destroy mi
crobes of dandruir. fallino 1,,,;',. o,,,..
head, hamls and feel, pimples and
blackheads on face 1 make the.
skin smooth. The only antiseptic
smiting soap made, guaranteed to
cure germ diseases $50 if it don't.
25 cents a cake. Write today to
Boyd Chehical cohpany,
708 Rand-McNally Bldg.,
ChlcaKO. III.
The publisher of this paper knows
the reliability of Eo-y.ine and of
Boyd Chemical Co.
A D-.,-y a'Ji-is? f.r
Prhp Osl'cn H.htth re
A utiei'llle f irr-f ele-.-..
ai,l K'l,lny Troitli:. I'l
Iln.l Hiviitli. Wnwi'
in, Iwekni'ho. IfB ltwky .
' -i r.,rin. ,V inut. H li.,s.
:: .UMTKlt lRi CtitiriM-,
. il -n.laeli-'I
.,vi in tab.
a tn.Ue by
i0 DEN NUfiCETS FOR 5.'L!.0 V TEOPLE
Do not Ik diH i-iviil hy tbiwo who fidV
vertwe it $'i0.tK.I Kowltijj Machine for
f Lti.iN). This kintl of a inai-liiiie can
Lw bniicht from us or an v of our
dealer fiiiniJl.i.OOto J1S.00.
WE MAKE A VARItTY.
THE NEW HOME IS THE BEST.
The Fctil determine the strength or
wiiiktu of Hewing MiiehiiiiK. Tbo
Ito-.llllt' I'ft'tl eiiinliimil Willi other
!r,i.iif ..iiittM make 1 1 if ,c lloulO
th J herit. Hewinjr Jlaeliino lo buy.
Mmwlnir tlin dlf.
f.-ri-iit stvl.i nf
SeWhlir M,,, l,ll,. .
vu li aniit-i.-aireiiinl piiees l.fii.- ptli-ehnsln
TR2 KHV HOME SEWING MACHINE 60.
fi.i.'i. i. N. Y.,t l;l.'n-;.i,lll., Allnnln, Ua,
iu 1 iiiiU.M.i., I.ii:a.,Ti'x.,Him Francisco, Ot
sale BY
W. W. JUNKS,
Asheboro, N. (.'.
FOB 8AI.E 1)1
MOHRlS-SCABBOno-MOFI'ITT CO.
asheiidiio, n.'c.
"Wooi's Sseeds.
Crimson Clover.
Our Southern Farmer oan save for
tillzor bills and increase their revenues
MILLIONS OF COLLARS,
hy aowin" Oirr.ior. Clever at tha
last wor'.lng of their Corn and
Cottop crops. It is the Ix-st time
to sow aud yonsnreanextm prep
cnttinn of tbs limit. Crimson
Clover -nukes h'.rul rich In huintu
or vcf taule im.ttrr and puts it in
excellent condition Tor the crops
which follow it. It also Makes
A this thlsr cofer crop,
h neelltnt gruhg crop,
I good tarljf foragi crop,
k splendid nil-lntpnrflfig erop.
Plowed tinder early In the spring,
it inoresuses tha yield of corn, to
bacco, cotl.m or other crops which
follow it, to a wonderful extent.
Onr sales of Crimson Clover seed are
tnciMsiBK enormously every rear, and
we are to-day ths tartest dealers la
tMs seed In the Uuluit Hutes.
Write for prices snd circulars livus
tnlbrroatlon aauut ttalf .Tattwase erop.
T.W.Wocd& Sons, Seedsmen,
.- rttOHMOID, VIRQIRIA.
eJ
Fail ore in life fa not always Ides
ot capital, bat failure is Jots of
chantcter, loss of self respect. 7 hen
von see a man falleriot; bnve him
atom ; ivbt.n ton see Lint tlimbinir
slo iy prcuipitous btiyhta cliitir him
OB the way and cootribato to hia aid
if it is oiflt t adm!njstr a oup f;
cold water. .
BUY THE
MSiillf
SEWING MACHINE
Your PhOtOgraphj
Opportunity!.
Send nny Photo with cents
and ret 28 nertWt. Photo 1
from it, your photo returned un
harmed.
6 Photo Buttons 25cl9.
Your money refunded if not sat
isfied. Pot rait." in all grades,
16x2') Crayon, $1.50, Pastel or
water-Color, only $2.(i(. Best
Cabinet Photos .$2. to $3. a dozen.
W. tt. NEAL, Photoa-rapher,
Rnndlcmaii, '3. C. ,
GIVE VIPJ3
MAKE LIFE WORTH WHILE
GIVE VIGOR
hy macrlriilly rorrrrHiic llwr, Ptomarh nA howflf.
Tttey lutiuco tho it.iturHl hKm p nml mictUe of yuulli.
GIVE VITALITY
by cleansing all dlsordors f rom 1 hvaystem.
They cure Constipation, Indigestion, Biliousness,, Head
ache, Nervousness.
For Sale by all DrugglaU I Oo and 2&3 a BOX
ACCEPT NO
AT FACTO R.Y PRICES
The "Lundstrom" Sectional Bookcase,
I'loiii.niH'eil Ihc IIK.ST l.y tlii.iiMiimls ot niers. Highly linijiiil in Sum limjiEN ()k.
I'li. o rir Imnk Hieli'iii, tviih tliHpiKariiti iioii-liitiilin ylaiH tloom, $1.75. willioitt ilnor
$1.00. To atiH Iusdh $ 1(H) caeli. tiKST iin AiTimVAi, freiylit iirejitiiil tliroct rroitt fan-p.-y.
Mend for I'atnlono Xo. 0.
THE Ll'NDSTROM MFC, CO., Little Falls, N- V.
Mitniifactiirt'rH uf Sei-ii,.ii.il H,.,kc.n'fi and Filing (VbineH.
Special Tuesday Sales
With each cash purchase of one dollar on Tues
day of each week, we give you a coupon for that amount
When you have gotten sixty ((()) of these bring them to our
store and we will give you
Absolutely Free
A Handsome, Oak or Mahogany Rocker.
These Rockers sell for 10.00 each to the trade. Call
and let us show you our full and complete line of House
furnishings. Very truly yours,
Peoples House Furnishing Company.
High Point, N. C.
I
RECORDS
Be Records for use on ell types of Cylinder TaOune. MacMaws
Grand Prise, Paris, isoe
Cylinder Graphophones from $5 to $ 1 00
send for latest Catalegues
II
C0LLriCI4 PtlQfVQGBAPH COMPANY, eei
t' A
Vi 3S3
V"X BBOAOVIY,
Blind Headache
"Abdtit a year ago," writes Mrs. MattiAlten, of
113 Broadway, Augusta, Ga., "I suffered with Mind side
headaches and backaches, and could get no relief until I tried
ty.CAtSBUI
A Non-Intoxicating Female Tonic
I Immediately commenced
like a new woman, and
al! sick women, for I know that it will cure
them as it did me."
Clardul la a Dure, medicinal extract of WKTE
vegetable herbs, which relieves female rnrrrr
pains, regulates female functions, n'-T IZ.
tones up female organs to a ? J"" sSk-sir,
proper state of health.
it for your trouble.
Every druggist sells
it In Hi. co bottles
i
, ToL-p TTlP P.nWpf
- .w ww-w-..
r,n. tj.
vu i-tji-ai i
Carolina .
Stock and Poultry farm.'
"0. U. Hlnshaw, Prop.,'
KottteNo. t. Climax, N. C.
Sin;,!e I 'nml' bra
lviii,..t!i KiK-k t !ii
vn Leghorn jttirl lljri-tMl
lii-rn
Fine Ilerknliire Pi
it. ft'. .lit re'iKlerril stock.
; Koin- lirst Prr-minnm
- f. ; .
it'. a. a
U,v..'--t-
V'-tWir.lA...
and SwpejiHtiikeii o n
Xhu at ti'iiti-nl 1 1
linn Fair, nl.-o two liism. n wcnnil nml ilirco
tliir l uirtui-itiiM on CliiekritH. 15 r-gpi fur
1.00. U'rim f.ir p.-w-ei on pis ami poultry.
SUBSTITUTES
COLUMBIA
riOULDED CYLINDER
tfT' NEW YMH, tU
e.W- - ' N. V.
ktj tiB.vsn t f
, jrtui - J
LO...'' i- i
to improve, and now ! feel
wish to recommend it to
-Try Vrsi? y.f.T?!, -
sad stse rm ess sa u
SSk
assilsss, MrtstsST,tl.h. ssss?l
VtMj drum aiuibs. ade eiifassd I
iW csrsss. aJii'SsslyS
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v-.v it
cat iu Autauti