North Carolina Newspapers

The Asheboro Courier. Asheboro, N. C, Apg 31 1905" Arrival ami Departure of Trains. Train No. Ml, ur, ivr at 10:00 h.ni Train No. 107, urrivi's nt. :t: 10 p. m Twin No. 1 I.I, arrive a! !: p. ni NOIITIHUIINI'. I Traiii So. Train No. Train No. 7ti, intiws at fv'-'o u. in I .SO, arrives a! 1 1:01 n. 111 NII.THISi)t"NI. Iravnx at l.nr at li'avc.idt SOI TIIItOlND. livivi'i at Ii'iivoh a! Iimivs at ; No. 1 it, No. l.W, No. Ill, 1: 10 a. ll:" a. i :.M ii. No. 71, No. 107, No. 41, Local and P.;r !:.;!. Work ha iK'gnil on dipt. Rur:n' new rw n If i ice. Mind OladvH I'.il,': l-i ti.sitlli;,' t'i-1-ativi'8 in low n. Several Afhclioro pcoiilc went to Miii-I'mm Niimln- 1 - - J' I Mr( J Ci li is iiiuvl'J in i.o new home on Salisbury ativi l. g Mr 1 A Moni'.eiilnill, spent s. Vfiar lilayain Wiishingtoii linst week. j Mr M E Sli imlnuijcr, of liisuuc, if wu liery yesteiiliiy on uinmifna. P Mr A A Siiciiccr a itiMnii; five new rooms to tin; Out nil Until. Mr Thos K iiissikr hits RuliI out T hit cliuir etou-k hiiBiiiuiw lit U lull. I Citpt Martin's mmy friends lire glad to see linn kick on lua run ; again. 1 Miaai'S liessie and lietilah Lttiiglilin Uiavc returned from a visit to fiiends neur Sophia. I Mr Troy Kedding, of Carnway, I was hero Monday with a load of line water melons. J Mr and Mrs John Tool of Science .j spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs I Alleu Auman. 1 4The Seventh Day Adventists have J gotten here uml have put up a tent for a meeting. j Mrs Allie II Worth has returned I from a visit to friends in Charlotes 1 villi1, Virginia. Mies Mary Lau l'itts of Chuek- : a tuck, Va. is visiting . Misses Ia'Iii und Clara Mollitt. Mr Eiicone Mollitt, who has been in business in Tampa Florida is visiting his mother. Miss Maud Coward who has been visiting Mrs M C Spoon returned to Cedar Falls Friday. Mr Emmett Mollitt was hc:e Mou- ! day packing up some furniture to I Mr C C Cranford and family 1 spent a few days last week with rel Jntives in High 1'nint. g' f Mrs John Ward and children of Kobesun county are here on a visit to Mr Hugh J Burns. Kev W C Kennett was here Mon rday night and took part in thn ser- vice at tho M P church. j Miss Lizzie Spenoer returns lo I High Point this week, after having a vacation of two weeks. Jlios Jane Hunch, arrived Monday Jto spcud some time hero with her ! brother Kev W A 15unch. Miss Ruth Fox went to Liberty Saturday. She went to enter school at the Liberty Normal College. I Messrs W J Miller and E II Mor I ris havo returned from the Northern 1 markets where they havo been to buy I goods. f Prof C M Staley, principal of the ' l Asheboro Graded Schools lias moved in to houso recently vacated . by Oipt Smith. x- The Protracted meeting began at tho M P church on Sunday. Rev C L Whitaker of High Point is assist ing Mr Swain. Brick are now being hauled for the new brick building of Messrs j l arrish and Laughliu on cxmth ray- etteville street, t Mrs J O Kedding entertained a i party of young dooplo on Tuesday 1 night in honor of Miss Maggie Mof I titt of Wilmington. I Miss Florence Blair leaves to day I for Conley, Virginia where she goes 1 to take charge of a music class at that place. Miss Macgie Moflitt returns to her home in Wilmington to-morrow Miss Lela Mollitt goes with her. The Asheboro Graded school opens on the 7th of Septembir. Mr Staley org that all pupils be pres- 1 ent on the day of the opening. Capt. Leach has been off on a va' I cation, down ot Wilmington. Capt Pleasants ia running the passenger j tram in C aptain Leach a absence, The Ashevillo Cilizen says that Mips rrancis Hawla Troy, daughter of Capt ami Mrs W II I toy, is soon to be married tn MrCorrall Putnam Lord. Mr Herbert Steed waa a passenger on the eleven o clock train Monday. He ai going to accept a position in connection with the A & M College in Raleigh. Mr Walter Crurnp, who was superintendent in one of the cotton t mill in Salisbury wag stabbed this I wfok by two of the men ho workau in tbe null. " Mr Rufua Well and little son of Greensboro; were here T,itsday re turning home. Ibev have been - viijiyng relativea out in the. Uwbar , tction. Mra Fuller Mrs Welborn'a niouer waa with them, going to tnuke a visit in ureenatioro. Mr Frank Cameron, of Cot, win in t"wn Mcniiltiy. Mr Allen Fuller, of Fani.w. fi to lbs. ford Tiies.iiy. MrOLSapp wi-nt lo li:iiiiili-ii,:.ii Tuesday "ii biisin, . s. Mr Fletcher Cox, of Cedar Fall, w.'H iii town yes-lerdu;. . Mr W J Miller ard master Wayne went to G-rtciulMiru Tuesday. Sujivrisitciident .1 M Way went to P'lrtnim Tne.-ilav vi li.isio. n, Mi.-. J 0 Kfiiuetl, '. V.mIiiii! ',u Is U, h visiting ivla:ie.j in Lil,.-iy. Mr Jim Btiinth '. is I, . n tpv i:ir vacaluoi . r Ii n i n h, m U..k ljd:fO !i-MS D.'i-v L:--y I f-.,u: ll ll.'.l fu III ii '. !:it. t'.' ! !. Il'l)1, tl.itlllet I .si I'.M'k . Mr Lain in Cranford of Ft Ell Allen, Vermont, is visiting relatives heie ami in the country. 41 rami .Mrs l.lil.ili Jlollitt leave tomorrow for Virginia where they go iu v t(; t .ilra .vieiiitls relativ Mr i)iiitoii Auman, of Slur, was i;i Utah Wednesday. He has been sufFeriii!' ntvul.lv from rheumatism. Mr K (1 Morris lost u horsj last iv-ek. lie was known around town as "Hay Bill" and was a splendid horse. Mrs McCulloeh who has been spending some time with friends and relatives in Uiulforu con: y luw re turned to Asheboro. Mr E II Morris bought the house mid lot that was Kold Saturday in West Asheboro. It is known as the Arthur Rota house. Mra Cordelia Adams and children returned to Hi'-h Point Tuesday tfter a weeks vi-it here with (lie family of Mr A J Woodell. Mr and Mrs Russell were called to Whitney Tuesday bv a telegram, on account of the illnees of their ton. who hits had a position there. Mrs Raudall Presnell has cone to Mouutairy to visit her fajn, Mr Charles L Presnell, who is engaged in the table ami inantlo uu.-inesd al that place. Mr M L Davis lost a tine horsv Sunday. He drove the horso about four miles in tho country and a few miiiRtes after be got I :i -io the horse win taken sick and di' d m a short time. Sidney S Robins, of Aslubero, ar rived in the city yesterday and is visiting Will A Lambeth. At the last Harvard commencement Mr Rob ins recieved his Muster's degree. Thomasvillo people will remember Mr itouins as one of the two speakers, r,. n in, r 11,., I ' ., i , , ,c 1 1 v ..(' V, ll, Carolina, wfio won, two years ago, the great ueniite over John Hopkins University. Thomasville Times. Show To-Night. A G Allen's New Orleans Colored Minstrel Show will give an enter tainment under a canvass tent to night. New Brick Stores. The contract for the new brick C T Imildingof M W I'nrrish and Lolliu and E A Vaunts on Fayette- ville street near the M P church has been awardel lo Mr M L Davis, who is now erecting the lanje store building for the Lexington Grocery Coner the Soiitlu'rn Hailwav station. Sevonth Day Adventlsts. Kev J II Jays, a native of Minne sota, but located at Statesville for some time, now living at Spero und president of the North Carolina Conference of Seventh Day Adven tists, expects to begin a series of tent meetings at Asheboro in the near future. Mr. Routli Goei too Sanitarium. Mr A P Roitth, of Franklinvillo, took his sou E A Hon 111 to tin Whitehead-Stokes Sanitoriuni at Salisbury on Friday of last week for treatment for appendicitis. It is not a severe case and Mr Routli hopes to recover without an opera tion. Tha Peoples Houu Furnishing Company. One of the largest stoics in the state is the Peoples' House Furnish ing Company, of High Point. Messrs 1' It Heioorn una Unarics Welbern are now in tho northern markets buying such goods as they handle not iiianutnctuieu in tue South. Tho Store occupies four mammoth s'ores and enrry a com plete line of house furnishings, cut glass and China ware. County Politics. It is twelve months until the con vention for the nomination of county and legislative officers, yet there is some little talk among democrats as to who will bo the nominees. One or two of the present county officials are serving their first term, others are serving second terms, while others are servinr third terms. The people in the primaries will settle any and all differences tha may arise, but as to who will aspire to the nomination for the various offices or to undertake to predict the res tilt, it is too early to undertake to forcast with any degree of certainty. Advice to the Aged. Ag brings infirmities, such a siuiv a;ih bowrln, weak IcWr.cj s and btad Jcr mat TOKPID LIV tK. Tii'siPiHs Iww a qweifle effect w then wr. Mhnototlne; the bnweH, cat4riR them to perform their amtiml tacuvata aa tn youth anal IMPARTING VIGOR. to the kidncye, M44er anal LIVFJt. Tocy ar 4pld to oM mat fwutf , l Ii.,- r :. ; iiiii.i.---.-:-. ! I : i.'i-i k t .vi;-h:t. t Miss Lahl i -lolpll. : w, nil of Ibin- l.aa In retiriie; f of t tic Aidlehor this liivihiiii friends for t!u i in I ! iiigemeiit , holler .Mil! I I-, ) think u m.i: sujiport. 11111! patioii- it;c, lot the p. 'en venv, :(; to :it sure litem that 1 ino-t lieauny a preciale it and thank lliem f"r i1. I am, very truly, C C Cranford. Nc Teachere. Ti:e alnboio Graded. School boaid has el'i led Miss Maggie Lee EnVin, of Charlotte, us teacher of tile first grade in the white schools, Mins Mary Wills McC'dlocli, of Greensboro, having declined to ac cept the position, J A Alcliae, of Tuiiiuasvillv was re-elected princiji.il of the cidorcd public school, and Fannie Momson, of Tlioiincjville, wits elected a-sistaht. - Clean Up. Did it ever occur to you that weeds and filth breed disease? Propel ty owners should not wait for the au thorities for the authorities move slow, usually after somebody is dead and public sentiments amove. And then again piojierty owners know full well when their premises need attention, and the town authorities have enough to do to look after other matters, the mud holes in the streets, if you please. Statoy R. F. D. Tl.:1 lie v U F 1) route from Staley hia io:inty which into be etablish d at nil early date will Iimvh v'-tah-y ,oiiig l ,1 Y ;liisholui; t hence tuni ng north n)i the liiill'alo I'ord road to .Shady tii'ove cliu en; thence northwest bv A and T D Mc- Maste.f, UVsl.-v Wright.', W A an,: I'hurlen Kirliiii.i.'is; tlunr.';. L A 1 Urowei.-; thence e.K-t t- I'-iliauv church; theieje soulii to Siairy. l'hi j new route run I in iui.;h n xi.l section and will l.e a f;rcnt con venience to many ponionn. Allen's New Or!csac Min;tro!5. 1'his cuiiiiKiiiy win or..tni. 'il in New OrleaiH twenty vearit aro and him been before the lmhlic ever niiicc, and comes rich in experience in the art of euteriainini;. 1 here is nothing said or done that will be unlit for the eyes and ears of child ten and ladies, our business is to entetlaiii and amuse, and at the same lime elevate. Coin?, laugh with us. You are li'iblo to an attack of some form of liowcl Complaint and liould provide yourself with the best know n Remedy, r Keth Arn old's Balsam, warranted by Standard Drug Co. Power 01 Advertising. I once advertised," said a con tractor, "for a donkey engine. 1 got the very thing I wanted at a low price, and when I opened the boiler 1 found it filled to the brim with sniiiggleil Havana cigars ami Ja maica rum. I sold the odd cargo for $125." Which proves that un less you go courting you don't get a wife; unless vou go gunning you don't get a bear, and unless you sow newspt'.por seed you don t ra.se a crop of customers. $l0 Reward, ltM)- The n-uiK-lsnf till- iviwr urn Hull thi'lv Is lit l.'iist will lie i-k'iif. Hull tu'tfiici lins iR'eu nMi' t. ii. I Unit iHCiilnrrli. Hall Is Hi. nly piwtiv lir.il Imn.riiity. Crurrli Wins n i'..iilitiilioiuil 'lis- Ctiturrh Curi' is luktn InU'rn.'illy. urllim ilin'.-lly .11 till' I.ltxnt Mill llllll-olis siirla.rs I.I Ilm tun. Uicreliy iitniyini; llu' r.i'in.laliiHi rt lh.- llM.aw, inn! Klvini? the utiriit slivnctli l.y In iIoIiik Its work. 1 he .r.i.riotore luitvwi raiii li laitli In Its ruriitiv,' u.ivor ilmt tlu-y oiHt one .in . nut mi tlir rftustltutbm mitl im.isiiiiu naltitf lr..l lullars fur any i ilse thai " 'alls I.i i-urc lor list til Itisliuiimluls. A.l.ln-ss! I'. I. CIIKNKY A '.. T.iK.lo, n iLI i,v nmwi.ti : Hall . Kjunly 1'ills lsti.a Franklinvillo Iterrj. U.'V .lames .Jorilen HH.-I llie i.ali.il al ' Baptist elnirvli Sn inlay. Willio lluekitey, who has Umi m I'Mliylmiaii hosiital at Cliailnl:.. h.r s.-u 'tk!s niiiltr..iiiir treatni-'iit Kir ai.'i.!- a'tnrni'd lit:iie last vis'k neis.iiiiliH'. l.v unit Mis. U nnio ll.i.'kiii'V. Willio was ii ritieal i-oniliiion for u Ioiik'Iiuic nii.l tve ;lil.l lo see lli:il ll.' has: n'eovereii nil. I is Itev Julia III. ,,t tiiveanlH' .lav lust the infanl s .n i, Mr ami Mrs W II V.V,t si Iniiii'.l nt rieasani I'ross I'riilav. Ilnri.il nervii os wen' coniliH'ted nv nev .i r .iiron. Mi ami Mrs .tamps I-.lliwn, Miss sima llllison mi. Mrn li I'- I'ox havo Uvn calh"! the liodrtiilo of Master I'li-nionl Cox, koii of Mr anil Mrs ii I'm, of Well Point, who is critically ill. Mr John t n-c. of Hiwiisli.no, forini'ily of in plaeo was iu town Sattmlay. Tlw rolored iioplo'i priili-aclnl mrotinu CI Shady drove is in pronrps this wi-ok. Mr t lan tleaio ami in inoiher ,mi. IVnirne, of Sanford, ar vi-itin in the ulv this wools. Miss Tad t'liook has re-ai;noil liwr V)sitioii ith tin) Kraiiklinvillo Jlfi; I'n lo neocpl n moi-o lneralivii ixwitiou wiUi the Worth Mf;i Co at W ortavillc. rifi-fnil of our peoplo oltnndc d prol rarted inertluX at 1 li'iwant ln..lo Snwlay. SIhsut Colon Vox n,n niiirnc'l In Grecnslmm, tt here he lias lvi'il visit hit; frkn r Mime tinu'. Mr K A ltouth, onr clcvor inilh'r, w taken with apivndioiiiH the liret of last win At hrst it was Itionolit to lo a huhl ait. irk and that an operation would not Ik' nfee lmt conliimi'il lo gr.w norso until fr! mornini; when ue leit lor aiisimry acc naiiiou lv his lather Mr A 1 Konlli anil lr M 1 Kox. The operation was prfi nncl niulit. and while he is in a crnieal eeii- dil ion the last report is that he is ellin lone an veil an could lie exptvted and it is thought that he will recover. Tho eiiccial home-seekera excur sion ratoa to Hii;1i Point from the Ohio anil Mississippi giitewuy, in tiiguratetl by Editor Fams, of that place, last fall, has lieen put into ef fort again. The dntoa are Octolter 17th anil November 7th anil !4th, 1905, at tho low rate of 80 per cent, U)f tho gtiuitlaril one-way rate front initial njiin. iu ui-tiiiuiiiiHi. ins makes the round trip rate from Cin cinnati to High Point only $12 4u and fioiu otln.-r pmuU a like reduction. Say Plainly to four Grocer That "you want LION COFFEE always, and he, being a squaro man, will rot try to sell you any thing eLso. You may not caro for our opinion, but What Abont (he Uaited Ja-Jgir.eal of Minions of housekeepers who havo used LION COFFEE for over a quarter of a century ? Ia there any atronger proof of merit, than tha Lion-head on Save these Lion-heads SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE Bn..,jixm.lm.1..Jru,l,,i. West Ramseur Items. Mi-, llatlin Hi.v.: :ni,.. fter ii llnv wi'i'U vfc-il I.i Iriciii- tllMllolpll. i Mr ,i ,. Mrs :. , I'llillip !i.iul-i Mini: S.iliir.hiv airl I S Cv -8 Mr II W ll., has I I,,,,,,. aw, Mr 'ill!...:. Slll.iiav. ,tiin.i:.'.i . r. a- Mr Aaron Ililli 'i'n lisitin hi: of l.!a l:i.!.. h.r-.' ,.1. Ili,',v i Iniio lii.lial.ls,,,, ; i.airi.-d la.l. idw, ) 1' olli. 'nuiiisiiiula are siek every year with .some lui in of Ikiwel ('iniilniiit. riiniisiiiiils: me ciiie.l liv lukinj; )e bV.li Ani'iltl's Ual.-iiPL Warnintnl tu -ive siitifi-ft ion 'iy Sttuultinl 1 '-tiy Cniiipiiny. Water Wo buy as Food, we liny as snliil fond is md ,i I'l'ar.-oi.s'. U is jinrtly itlie ill tile (Illlll'"n --t funis Wl JOdll, UI'i'illlllivM 1'iilil'elv i..ii'iiniseil t.f wilier. liotlgllt IIS lily expeiisii ilistitni'e.s it food, wiiter is n talent ,e luxury. In .ieveinl eotts piinietllilio; like .j.ilU U f,'lllS8. Let us lie-in with breakf.ial. Look at the loaf IjivhiI. To nil ap pearai'.fe.-i it is .nihil eipuili. lint it 1.1 ll-'!. 'l'lie w lieat Hour loaf rrin tiiiiia nearly forty iiernrnt of water. The jieieenlae uf water in I he emst ii ubout half that ill the soft insiile.j "('ureil'' pork does not contain a: large proportion of tvater; in fuel,' whenever there is u j;(hhI deal uf fat-1 ty matter, there is ill ways u seareity of moisture. So tho man vh en-; jovs his Hliee uf breakfast luieon may eonifort himself with rllei'tieii that he is getting fairly solid value : for his monwy, bt cause bacon con-! tiiiiia only ttventy-two per cent of j water. " ! Fresh eiis, on the oilier hand, are composed of no lets than tio per cent i of water. The best dairy untile butter, no matlei bow carefully prepared, con tains a comparatively regal percent-j Hue of water. Out of l,()0 samples of butter examined by well known' aiithoritie?, a small number contain-j ed over Hi per cent of water; the' ii'i'er number contained between 11 I ami per cent. Carefully iimiiu- faetured or adulterated liulter oiten coiit.iius nuieii more water than is permissible by law, and the break-; fiisl. table may include a supply of j liutti-r containing as much as twiiiiy ! per cent, ef water. j Jt is only to lie expecteil mat. nuiK , owing to its origin, should vary con-, siderably in its composition. .Much; depends on the health ami surruuihl-. ing of the animal yielding it. j It is is itib resting to Know that; mi ruing milk, a.s it e.iines from the cv.w. ii l,y i.o in. ans as noui inning , us the puiiing supply: there is morej witter in tile foniier. The daily j ijaait of milk even iu its purest state' coiilHii.s an average of 87.l per cent! of witter. I 1 The choicest llesh contain the! largest pcrceiil.tge of water. Thus, ! tin hot und sole are credited with 18 I per cut, eiilmon, 75 per cent, while I the commoner inhabitants: of t he j ili-ep blue sea ate content with from 40 to til) per cent, as in the case of , the homely Inning. j "As cool as a cucimber" is a; household term. The coolness is j easily explaiin .1. ('ucunibers are ul- j most entirely oompoue 1 of water that is, '.t."i p.r c eil, or over 7.-1 per cent more lieiu is contained in milk' which is iti!f a liquid. Lettuce: must not be forgotten. Here is a, further instance of how little sub-, stance may be in apparent solid, for j the cabbage lettuce holds 9i per cent ; of atcr. It will be seen that moot of the good things f life aie largely com posed of water. Natiiie knows more about our digestive powers thun we kninv ourselves, and she has deeif u ed bei product? Ush, llesh, fowl and flttit with so cunning a hand that the water contained in each is essential. Do you want a sewing girl, a hired hand, a woman to waeli, or do you want a situation, or rent a linuxe, or keep boardwrs, or buy or sell a horse, or yon may want to luy or sell a piano, .furniture, cameras, dishes, lawn mower, tuitonioliile, bath tub, parrot, do?, curtains, evinff machine, watch, diamonds, jewelry of any lwriplion, flock,; buggy, sliolgun, rillo, stove? If so vou will tiinl an ad in Tbe Couri'-r beiieticial. U oulv cos If a cent a word for loetl or uiisinuss ads in The Courier. No ud takeu for less than 25 ecu La, Confidence of the People and ever Increasing popularity? LION COFFEE Is" carefoHy se lected at tbe plantation, shipped direct lo oar various factories, where It Is skillfully roasted and carefully packed In sealed pack ages unlike loose c o Me e, which Is exposed to germs, dost, In sects, etc. LION COFFEE reaches you as pure and clean as when It left the factory. Sold only In 1 lb. packages. every package. for valuable premiums. CjQTffON SPICE CO., Toledofohlo. lloliy Siring Items, "Ideal of wolk has , t llie co'iii'lrrv i f Ihis Bla Knlala!, Ilrnwn w.nl i ' l.iherly Xoruial (V, Mr I! M llins,,,, ,ii, d, hie. He w a il llie t'.llh. li r,',i. ,, 7f, i Cli! id Vl illia d at f'iiasaiit l!i. s.iw iffan.l f.sir .1 , III" : .. lm.: of .Mrs Vi l.iiti n oil I.i i p'.,si,i., f.'.; ii,i... IMea-a.it l!i, iv Aniisi id l..na liro lem willi rriei, indilialar.il fr' .I- h.i w,,.t w lol,' I. i'..ii,f', , ,a,-t. iu l ll Tl,.' i '"..traded ini-eii uim .a, lh. I'.nilli : v.i i; c,,,,,,',- i.M,.,, Miss, Mi,. ',eTI,.,rsd,; .li- Clo I! IlL'ht in . sh.wlv lilt 1 Miss l'earl Hamilton, v. bo grud iiuM at the .Slatesville Presbyterian I'eiiiale College l.-.st- June, will aid her father, I'rof. (' V Hamilton,, in I'liiou Instiltilc the coining year. She is well i .ii!pped for leaching ami will no doubt malic u line suc-ci-ss. iMisa Hamilton bud the honor of being jti rsit.l.'ti t of ! r class at col lege, Monroe Kii,iiii : . Wo El HILL 1 teller in Grooerios, Shoes atid Notions Ulah. N. C. YOUNG LADIES WANTED At Burlington. DO YOU WANT A POSITION? We Can Give You One, The Scott-Mebane Mfg. Co., of Burlington is enlarging its capacity and needs one hun dred mora young Jadies at once to operate sewing ma chines, Our engine furnishes the motive power, and we Pay You While You! Learn. J Our building ia new, welli liyated, a'.id kept comfortable by motor i.ms in summer, and j steum heat in winter. You can secure board with ! your friends; or we will ati your requast, find a suitable ' place for you at a private resi- i dence. If you prefer to live in Graham, we will give you a similar position there. Write us today, SCOTT-MEBANE MFG. CO., ' Burlington, N. O. N'urtli Carilina, Randolph County. froasurcrV. Kepnrt of Receipts and j Disbursements of School Fund July I, J 1"04 to Jane 31), I AOS. ! Hul l- .v liii.c .'. ami. l.ri.nwhl (,,r. I oiilitl. s.1.! V lllll.l Atll'.liul ol lu-lll III Total i l,l Kiiii. l'lli!l (.'"iii'..il''i't" of Co 11.1 K.I, "S1 st'il 14 , iii Wiv m i mi an ! l':,;,l A'linul HIT P.il.l lor riM'opluiK .lis lotiil l,slur'm. nl.. Il il.n,.-.- ,'11 l,:il,-l .lull, To llie S'alf siiivrinli Hon. I. k-lt'li. N I': A : IM 1 N 14 TR A Ti ill's MITH K. ; qiinliMtsl h ii .-;ii-.I nllil.ilius no iha 1st ,aj- ol ill.' I'liii'li il in - MAKTtiAliK SAI.K. rnc ol tin ,rt- BiiiiO.lis.sl I'Hw uUsl l,y Irvin I. nk.iliill nn.l ' Wnlkcr on lotunmi' il.ii r l lw.s i'" iiiiiih- l.noKnl.111 lo 'I lixinivs lull ilny of Mart'li mot u lih-li I, for; nl.sl n-uil.l:.i iMiiitv in l.,k .i; u-u.'-' iwtlie mi. si'.m.l nlll s.11 l piilill, nnrlloii to the ll,lll l.l.l.ior f.ir ,-nsli m t,,c istun hoiwe ,lo.ir In Asl lirj, N.C., uii MllNUAV, K T. anl. n lit HoYUx-k H. llu-f.!!..'.vhi .l.-.rilssl nal cstnl.': A tm. t of l,r..l In UntHhili-'i is..ii,t)-. North Harrlinrt, I ,l,,,i i,m,.,k. i Willio,, l,iiiil.-,l's loiii.r. thwn"k.iitli ; linlnv lo l.ls.'k oak, tlii'ii Wi-l in.'iitv -li,ilns mi I tBi'iiu links lo n suiki., the N.Tlli s . In, In, I n stako. tlli'linc Kast In. nly eliiniis aii.I iM-t'.ity links to the U-niu-tiii..;. i-oiitaitilnii wvi hly-slii (THJ ftris, moiv or .tbf) Uwlcbt rur - thomas'k. WAf.KKtL tdnrtcmca l rof rtv ill,' gcing i (!:! (iielllatris In ii .i.-nal!y j-t tt i i- mi! i.i Wf. The r tl ey he failed, tlm' i rn-l-.cKiil! tlieiiiotiea into Fpace of one, are i" Iv i.-eintetl. io give variety to the female foini and work to ti e prcifes-ieu which llotuihe by m.i'..ing iie.v giriiui.U while tire old are still its cood as new. Modern male dress is ugly and hygienic. Mo'! ern European and Alio rican female apparel aubslili.us an arlificial idea ot lieuutv lor one wiue i a ouu enough for Phidias. In ), lace of a ivering which ;espc;tcd the funct ions and ne.ds of a hcalhty kiiimtn animal, our women have invented a cage to decrease their vitality und make a natural life difficult mid litre Sheep rush madly ubout a pasture, not in search of nnv coinprehviisl ble ideal, hii. because one shet p stin ted, ami eiirtion increases with each sheen that ioiii;-. Likewise ruixm- lable is the tendency of women to mi ! itate ,. i hour glass in difpite ff na ture. Theslraigbtr-froi.t corset has i been perfectly nil isfnetory to her, ' and she has i.o idea why she is about I to give it up. Collier's Weekly, ' Business Local. Notices Inserted iindil thla Soa't M one cent awofcieaohln.sertfon. For Sale. (Ine 7 I!i.in Hwelliiij; House, w ilh a good well of water, Urn mid oilier lniihliiiK" on one nere lot. fronitia,' Smith Kayrtieville and Waiiniiaii Sis, witliiii I'iO yards of graded nclioul. JASI'KIt Al ll.W, If tsonth Aslielwro. I .MAN WANTS l,nt little lino lielow lmt : wuiitH lliit I it t lo l'ikI and llio very Iwst ,lac ' ill tliis ivlinte siTtion In gi'l siilnt'tllillg gnod I ami i-lieaii ih ! .1. A I MAN'S, j tf .South Aslielioro. I WANTKM - - ni .10 learns lo linul lumber rriiiii tlm I' A 'iiiii'iinanii mill. 41 K. II. .MtlliUIS. Farm for Sale. .ilinii le fa, in knonn us the "Itroivn mi" miiH ivi'sl of Triiiilv. ltuiidtillili Tin' 1'iiMiity, live inili'A frnai lliyli Toint, fimr fliiiu 'I'liiiiniiavilli', lo lie wild in two traclK or nil lop'il.er lo unit pineliiiser. I In" trni'i rt.iiliiins 1H'rcn- -more tluin ItulF wood land. One I '.-( acri s, tn.il li px l,uil(lili(i-, : evi'ral m-ri's i.f k1 IhiIIiiiii lainl. fan l Iwnglit iiriviili-lv on ri'iisomilili' l"ilns. for infonim- 1IIIS. I . f. llAlilll-'.K, l 'iililii:,l St., Ililli I'oiut, N. I'. DR. W. P. REAVES New McAdo Building, Greensboro, N. C. I'l-iii'li. i'lilliil. ,1 lo isr:iM a rilio '.vi'. l-iir, Now, ami Tliri.n llniii-s I :W lo "i p. in. Al lliHli Point llllii'i' mi'l- If l.ir,', .Moll'lnv, r,',li,pl,iv unit 1- Honrs -.7::'llMo I l:.i . in. si Snrp'i N. P. COX, Jewefer and Photographer, Asheboro, N. C. DR. F. A. HENLEY, ASHEBORO. N. C. .1 tlxyp'ii ft.r piMiili-sH Ks- Offices First Rooms Over the Bank of Randolph. W. D. ST ED MAN & CO. Dealers In Heavy nd Fancy Groceries. Depot St. Wi'st Sitli llailronil. L. M. FOX, M. D. ASHEBORO, N. C. i iHcrs his pmfeskl(ial scrvioe to the fitUciis ofAHhoboroind surrauiiillng nimmunlly. OflU'en: At Rmldcllcc' V. HUNTER. M. D., Asheboro, N. O. ""' -a"!' onswennl fr.m riiln-r Irnn Slore. Niglil culls from rr.iilcvis- in front of Bnk Kox' nsi.i'ii.-e. Ray Edmundson Has refitted and refurnished his B RBER SHOP and now has one of the nicest. I cleanest and best fitted shops in me txmiuy. opposite yyooa flt Moring's.) Teacher Wanted. liniiil.-iir.li Comitv. C.ini'oiilTon-nsliii. trii t No I. 'I lio i irniiiiiltrt of the uliovo iriuhnI Jli- ' Inrt wishes to (miiloy a toiiclii-r to ti-iM'h si-hoot in mill litru'l, on tlip lllh rl.iv of SoplL'inlior, ltHl."tt at kcIiooI houso. All jip- , ,li, ai,is will 1 lii'anl llial ilnr ni 1 o , lock p in. .1 0 liim.K, ('liuiruiaii of I 'ommiilra. i WANTKD By Clilrairo Mamila'-lnrlnt H., . person of tmtfforUifiies. ami Munsiwliat hbinlliar , with looul h-mtor' "s aw.li.unt In lirancli ottm.' I Halaiy IH nu. uwkly. Ivnnanenl nuMllon. No dn-ss, MapaKi'l- Braiichin, tiearlsirn street. t.-IIH'JlffO. Notice. Not U-iiis atiU- to wort, I 1 Not Uin able to work. I will oter for ' nle my miilea, wacon and hanien. i'ora t call and aoo S. .Spoon, Dewev Si raif hi- f to!.- OUt ' t t- It -1 : have d-ei. i d am! and time wrvii':; rouii'l ki"l, w!:i.t . IU oS Uxi I tnwtious FOUL If You Continually K'hawk and Spit and There laaCcssisnt Dripping From the Nose Into the Throat If Yoa Kavs ' . Foul, Sickening Breath, That is Catarrh. . CURED THROUGH THE BLOOD BY B. B. B. It yonr breath foolt Ii your voiee hnsltyt Is.vournoneiitoppeOJ noyousnor.intiilKlitT fluent, pnlna In tW foreaeail? l)o you hnve pulin, ucrofls the oye? Are you losing your an of imoll? Is thcroi dropplnir In the tl-or.lT Arevonloslnirvniii' i. .,On.M Aroyoa prudunlly net I ln Ui iifr Jioyou lienrJ unz'iii;Kouni9r w.t you litiYerlti.'leg In tlie ei.r? Jo you uir. r with nun or the ftomnel.T IHtliore a conntQut Pad tnslo In t!ie moothf Do you luivo n liaekli .; roudiT J 'Oou eoiiKh Bt nli hir Do you l. is tola tnifl.v? J ' so, you I'avMCnlnn..". Cnliirili Is not only tonerons In ;IiI it, ni:ll oh'-.s- r e.lei.riit!-,:i,tlenthnii. x.iiu.i'issrii i. ii, ..lofin.i reiioni ,rr P"1 lllllS nillbPtOM llti.-l eij..rKy,Oll.-Il O...ABHS lof, ot appotli,', i .iu. sunn, dyr.no. in, rnw tiiruiitnnnr.'Re , s louen. ral il. hllii .lilloey mitt lnsnnlty. " ner.is intention nt onco lure H liy IrI.Im llotnnlo Jlloiwl IJuhri (U.K. It.). It Ik ii .iiil. lt, riMllenl.p. rma'nent cure because It ri.ii iliu Bviiieiu wr llu, poison Rerms l hut cnuse cutnrrh. Jlloo.1 ljnlin (B.U.ll). purities III ' i.loo.1, doei n.vny with every hyniptoin.gli ln,rm reng llilullioentlro r ?r ! High Art Clothing! We have just received 50 suits of Summer Clothing at from $8.00 to $18.00 per fsuit. Great values. Nie line White and Fancv Vests. Straw Hats, ollars. fTiea, Furnishings, Etc., cheap. The prettiest line of Iow-quartered Tan Shoes ever displayed in Asheboro. Be sura to see than. Very truly yours, WOOD fc w : . Our. buyer is in the North ern markets this week pur chasing fall and winter stock. Watch this space. fflorris-Scarboro-IYloffitt Co. 1 Telephone No. 7. Dress and Waist Goods! Let us tell you something:. We are receiving a nice line of Dress and Waist Goods for Summer, Fall and Win ter wear. These goods were bought before the advance . - in prices bought right and will sell them right. Boys Suits, Men's Pants, Elkin Home made Shoes. Shoes, all styles and prices. We carry a full line of No tions. We have some odds and ends in Shoes will Bell cheap. Special bargains in different lines. Come in and we will save you money on your purchases. Ridge, Fox & Company. Capt. J. W. Fry, Pres. The Greensboro Company. Organized 1905. (Legal Reserve) $100,000 Paid Capital. $25,C; Surplus. Writes all ordinary forms of policy cor tracts. Jl--h policy is registered and secured by Treas. Dept of State. BREOTK mneut memhnm, and B.B.B. Mrftl rtek. tlni,rllnf;aoodof warra,loll,pusrblooitdlreci to tho paralyzed nerves, mnoiM uemnin lMUa( COM ! DEAFNESS If yon nreiirft uallr growlaf deafer ral. ready deaf or hnrd of taeaiint, try BounM lll'Kllialmdl. B. B.).-Mou7prnu fdenl i,c ar pnru.il deafneu arc eaaeed try ea Inrrh, and In earing oaterrh by B. B. B. . i....r ., .... , mru auu women hti ooa n" Inutf loir completely reeiored. Mlloodll.ltafB.ll.B.lliplWManl 4 take. Thorovcalj Uat4 I't 30 ;. tmpoaeri ef Para Bateajej In- nii.l apeclal free medical aaTlea m ftaii your caao, aleo eeut la eealem let tar. MORING. I Free Delivery. J R. R. King, Vioe. Prea. Life Insurance