lift
CIs I; KMaey m
Kaddsr TraaMe.
Kidney trouble preya upon Hie mind,
dlacoorageaandleaaenaambition; beauty,
nesa soon disappear
wuen we laiuaeya
"out of order or i
, eased.
l?tHriiv trouble
ehas
I become ao prevalent
' that it ia not Hncoill-
mon for a child to
born afflicted wi
child urinates toooften, if the unue scalds
the flesh, or if, when me cmia reacnes u
age when it should be able to control th(
cnaaaee. it is yet afflicted with bed-wet'
ling, oepeuu upuu -
culty ia kidney trouble, and the first
step should De lowarua me utuum
these importantorgans. This unpleasant
the kidneys and bladder and not to I
habit as most people suppose.
able with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
mm MJ I 41.. imntMliatf. effect of
5 wanp-Root is soon realized. 1 1 is sold
by Urugjpsis, " '
cent and one-dollar
Hire bottles. You may
' tiawt umnle bottle
pamphlet telling all about Swamp-Root,
, f ilu.thmisfl.nils of testi
monial lettrrs received from snfferera
cured. In writiiiR Dr. Kilmer & Ct.,
BinKhamton, N. Y., be sure and mention
iv.n i mill! nnv mistake.
but renieniber the name, Swamp-Root,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad
dress. Binahamton, N. Y.. on every
bottle.
HOLLISTCR'3
Rocky Mountain Tea f'uggsts
A Boiy KodUlM for Bu"7 V optt.
BrUfi Qoldea Health tail !!:- i Vigor.
A T-olH( frrCntlpaii-ti. ! i.fxtlnn. !.!
anil Kidocr Trouhlfx. Pimplm. imiiurr
Blciod, Bad Rreath. Kluiwisli l-.-v.-U. HBlaih.
and Backaahe. It's Rocky Miami ain Taa In tab
Irt form. cams a boa. (l. iminr made by
IlciuisTsa Dauo coariKV, Jia,uni. wis.
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPU
HAVE YOU INDIGESTION.
Boyd's arbon Albumen Tab
let Pure Curbon of Albnmen a
positive cure for indigestion, dyspop'
gin, constipation, headache or sour
stomach from over eating or drink
ing $50 if they don't. 25 cents a
package.
If your druggist doaen's have them
Betid direct to
BOYDCHEMICAL COMPANY,
708 Rand McNally Bldg.,
Cakafs, IU.
A.M. PRESNELL,
Blacksmith and General
Repair Shops.
I manufacture Timber Wheels,
repair Buggies and Wagons, Shoe
Horses and do a general repuir bus
iness. Second hand bnggifs always
on hand at bargains.
When in Ashelioro see me. Shop
back of McDowell s livery stables.
Yours Irulv,
A. M. PKESXELL.
Tl RES S ET
Quicker and better
ml will run Kftiger wifftoiit I'
fMittsilile when wt the nU wjiy.
nl will run KftimT v iff tout IiMSinn; lb;.
Will give just the ilininil amount nf .lnh
to the llMl. N'n mm m-.,rt ..I,,,, i, V
burnt or charred fell. surfaces to wear
away ana loosen the lire
We Set Them Cold.
Xo stini and water snaked felloe surf arm
o shrink awny anil loosen die tire, no Imnit
paint to replai-e. We do not OVKU DlMH
nor b'NDKIt DISH.
We guarantee work and refund your money
if not sat factory. Come and see the ma
chine in operation.
HUGH J. BURNS,
The Blacksmith.
Carolina
Stock and Poultry farm,
O. U. Hinshaw, Prop.,
Rants Ne, I, Cttaaai.N. C
rMngra CVmb Brown Leghorn and Barred
Plymouth Rook Chickens.
. ? fine Berkshire Pigs
' !sSf frota rcfristend stock,
, i.fir Fow ftrat Pmsiiuna
. Jf ''' and 6wmpstak oa
Hogs at Central Caro
lina Fair, also lw (rata, a second and tares
tiitd pmaisaia oa Chicka. 15 egga for
l.0ft. Writ lor prioaa piga asd poultry.
Fruit Paper Frea I
" A fruit hwiacii km &
4 dnlrnl Mark eta.
. 4 fnttt Titdc U.hm,
, S Dtmin of Ttv mmd
. V I last aad Trfaltit
i efMM. It icai wtih
if .... V-'- mry ptnae e4 tfe
.( aa it ?S rs a)) fn-i):ln
MB
W" SUM HI V
The Cradle of Tear.
There is a cradle within the door
of one of the great institutions of
Mew York before which a constant'
It recurring tragedy is beiar enacted,
It is a plain cradle, quite simply
draped in white, but with such a
look of cozy comfort about it that
one would scarcely suspect it to be a
cradle of sorrow.
And this cradle is the most useful
and, in a way, the most inhabited
cradle in the world. Day after day,
year after year, it is- the recipient ot
more small wayfaring soula than any
other cradle in the history of the
race. In it the real children of sor
row are plnced, and over it more tears
are shed than if it were an open grave.
It is the place where annually
1,200 foundlings are placed the
silent witness of more truly heart
breaking scenes than any other cradle
since the world began. For nearly
thirty-five years it has stood where it
does to-tlay, reauy-urapeti, open
while as many thousand mothers
have stolen shamefacedly in and,
after looking hopelessly about, have
laid their helpless offspring wrnin
its depths.
For thirty-five vears, winter and
summer, in the bitterest cold and
the most still in 2 heat, it has seen
them come the poor, the rich; the
humble, the proud; the beautiful,
the homely and one by one they
have laid their children down and
brooded over them, wondering
whether it were possible for human
love to make so great a sacrifice and
vet not die.
Still the tragedy repeats itself,
and year after year, and day after
dav the unlocked door is opened and
dethroned virtue enters the victim
of ignorance and passion and affec
tion, and a child is robbett of an
honorable home. Theodore Deiser,
in Ttm Watson's Magazine for May.
Best For Chlldrea.
Mothers, be careful of the health
of your children. Look out for
Uougns, Uoids, tironp anu w Hooping
Cough. Stop them in time One
Minute Cough Unre is the best reme
dy. Harmless and pleasant. Con
tains no opiates, cold by standard
Drug Co. J T Underwood, Ashe
boro. A one-armed, gray-haired and uu
kept white man, styling himself
"The Gentleman Tramp," was here
a few davs last week, fie says his
name is L. P. Snow and that he is
making a tour of the United States.
lie started from Memphis, lenn., in
Not. 1004. The object of his journey
is to write a book, comparing the
past and the present which will be a
great advantage to the students of
history of today, fie Has a look in
which is inscribed the names of over
1.700 people, a good many promi
nently known, from towns and
cities through which he has passed.
tlis only means of paying fiis way is
by a souvenir eoin the "The gentle
mau trump," eagraved thereon,
which sells for what von are mind
to give him. Davidson Dispatch
Always Successful.
When indigestion becomes chronic
it is dangerous. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure will cure indigestion and all
troubles resnlting therefrom, thus
f rcventing Catarrh of Ihe Stomack.
)r Newbrough, of League, W Va,
gostion or sour stomach I would suy
there is no better remedy than Koilol
Dyspepsia Cure. I have prescribed
it for a number of my patients with
ood success. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you eat and makes
the stomactt sweet. Sold by Stand
ard DrugCo, I T Underwood Ashe-
boro.
fastness. Prseipti.
The seven precepts which the
Emperor, of Japan laid down for the
guidance of his sold'ers twenty-
three years ago are read every morn
ing to every company after roll-call,
after which each company recites in
concert, ihe precepts are as fof
lows:
(1) To be sincere and loyal and
guard against untruthfulness.
(2) To respect superiors, keep
true no comrades and gnard against
lawlessness and insolence.
(3) To obey the commands of sn
periors, irrespective of its nature.
and i.ever to resist or disregard it
(i) To prize bravery and courage,
and be diligent in the performance
oi unties, ana gaara against cowara-
tee and timidity.
(6 ) 1 o boast not of brn tail con rage,
and neither quarrel with nor insult
outers, whicn will incite general bat-
red.
(6) T cultivate virtne and prac
tice frugality and gnard against ex
travagance and effeminacy.
f 71 To nrize renntation and honor
and gnard against vulgarity and
creea.
THREE JUIORS CURED.
Of CJioiera MarWs with Ot Sauft Bot
tle M Cisiitriaia's Cefic, CMera
IM Diarrhoea Reawa'y.
Mr O W Fowler of Hightower.
Ala, relates an experience he had
while serving on a petit jury in a
murder case at JUfwardiTilIe,
exranty seat of Clebouine county.
A ia Dam a. ne says: -wniie tnere
I ate some fresh meat and tome sonse
meat and it gave me cholera morbus
in a very severe form. I was neTer
more sick ia my life and aetit to the
drug store for a certain cholera mix
ture, bt the druggist sent me a bot
tle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy instead, wy
ing mat ne naa wnat f seat for, bnt
bat that this medicine wan so much
better he would rather send it to me
in the fix I was in. I took one dose
of it and waa better in five minutes.
The second dose cured me utireir.
Two fellow jOTors were afflicted in
ihe tame manner and one email bot
tle cared the three of n." For asde
by Standard Drug Co, Asheboro
Wa Va, Aaoeboro, w A, Under
Isms Trite: Receipts for Irltk and Sweet
Potatoes.
POTATO BALLS OH M.WtHl.KS.
After paring your potatoes thor
oughly wash and cut into bulls by
the use of a French cutter. Boil in
water in which you hare thrown a
little salt. Have readywhhe sauce
composed of two tablespoons of
bntter and two of dour with one cup
of milk and a seasoning of suit and
pepper. When well blended pour
over the marbles, adding a table
spoon of chopped parsley an J serve.
NO It IU. AN I) CUOQIKTTES.
Take a cup full of mashed pota
toes the same amount of very fine
bread or cracker crumbs and the
same of finely minced cheese and
mix all together. Set the mixing
bowl on the stove uud stir in one
third of a cupful of butter, a little
cayenne, a teaspoonful of salt and
two eggs. Form inte croquettes,
roll iu egg, then in cracker crumbs,
and fry in hot fat.
dWKKT POTATO St'ONKS.
Mash sweet potatoes (boiled) until
there are four cupsful, and mix into
quart of flour in which has been
sifted two tcaspoonsful of talt. Mix
this with milk enough to make a
dough, turn out onto the board, roll
and cut iu eight pieces. Bake in a
quick oven for ten minutes.
Can Von Eat?
J B Taylor, a prominent merch
ant of Chnesman, lex. says: "I
could not eat because of
a weak stomach. I lost all strength
and and ran down in weight. All
that money could do was done, but
all hope of recovery vanished.
Uearing of some wonderful cures 'r
fee ted by use of Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure, I concluded to try it. 1 he
first bottle benefitted me, and after
taking four bottles, I am fnlly rector
ed to my usual strength, weight and
health." Kodol Dyspepsia Cure di
gests what you eat and cures. Sold
by standard Drug to. J I l inter
wood, Ashebore.
For the Houstwift.
In housekeeping liberality is of ten
th- bst economy, particularly at the
beginning of winter, when the wise
expenditure of a considerable sum on
the season's food supply may mean
tne saving of many a dollar, some
practical tdvice in this direction is
given by Isabel lioMon Curtis in tne
October Delineator, which contains
many features of housewifely interest.
"Hallowe'en l'artv Novelties," il
lustrating delicacies for Hallowe'en
refreslriient and entertainment, is a
seasonable item, and other culinary
topics are "Serving (lame Dishes,
"Celery Novelties," "Home-Made aad
Whole-Wheat Bread," and "A liice
Roundelay.' In addition, Mary
Taylor-Hoss has some helpful notes
on "Little- 1 lungs of Housekeeping.
Numerous sod Worthless-
Everything is in the name when
it comes to Witch lla.el Salve. hi
C DeWitt & Co of Chicago discover
ed some years ago how to make a
salve from Witch Hazel that is a
siecific for liles. For blind, bleed
ing, itching and protruding I'iles,
ec'.enm, cuts, burns, bruises and all
skin diseases Dewitt's Salve has no
equal. This has given rise to n inner
ous worthless counterfeit'. Ask for
DeWift's tiie genuine. Sold by
Standard Drug Co, TJ Underwood,
Adhcboi'u.
Obituary.
"ii ,vpi. Iltli, l!S Uu- .Iitu anjm tinted
Iwipe .f Mr .ui.1 Mrs ler AI.rri.lge and
Mi nicir iitri.- s.m. irfl wa
hriiilit liiilc In iy .'iiring hi. short slnv of
ii'mut -I iiinuiiii. mi rariii. lie named many
Iriuailn. Nunc- knew him but u UVr hull.
Uud iiwlnl iw wore little anurl in Miavt'D
no lie i-luw litllr irjiil l.w. lie viat Ino
hwi anil iiikI In live cm llus tmiililnonir
earth. TV dir father, nmtlier, mMers and
Druthers have mr heart fell aruiejaMir. We
sunw ,neir iom i! nii lavrual nam. May n
all trie to iroiM him in that Molit wurl'
unerf no rurnwell tear are used. Vic know
rt in hard In (live iii imr ilear oniw but tUe
Uircl ireih nml ike I j.ril takalh airav
lllesseil lie the name uf the Lircl He iw
kiiil to mM in the cemeten- at KeMiezer llie
day fulloiring hi dvnth to await the re
wtion tnnni.
Little irjiil Iat he ha y.me Iu a lirirfit and
natter latni.
He nerer have u suffer,
Knr never take Ihe iai tin hand.
Won't that be a hay meetinu.
WVwn we meet beynait the hLj
Then we'll never km.nr a aorrnw.
Nor we'll aever nay ;;nod ln-o.
CbaaberUli's Coafh leaxdy Aids
Nstare.
Medicines that aid nature are al
ways most effectual. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy acts on this dan
It allays the congh. relieves the liiutrs
aids expectoration, opens the secre
tions, and aids, nature in restoring
tne system to neaitby condition
Sold by Standard Drug Co, Ashe
boro Drag Co, Asheboro, W A Vn
derwood Kandleman.
The Fitharleea Meat.
old home coownnnttr and taken from ua
wnr nrioreii nrmoer i ay lor nagg. tit auaed
ovei the river lam Tbnraday tv Sept f4, '05.
He had been airk for aeveral movtlia and all
through hia sickoeM he lxre the bitter ami
ence. lie often apoke of thai glorious city
iwjom tne nver ana tne eweet hnpe which
kft kl rJ 1. T-L -
eoneolation waa witli him tint be wai ready
taa wining w go ana meet wittt bin loved
man that alwaya bad a kind word for every
y- i m nome aeisnuor
nrl . L in. i LI. L 'n.. .
aranity will miaa him in many araye and we
woaiu exiena a worn or two to tne pained
and grieved wife and children that are left
"""i iv uw hiv torn oi nnaoaiiu a iki
father. Yoa hare oar heartfelt ynpthyaa(l
we bid yoa think that thai 1ttd aivetk 'and
lh lnl takk D l" .t. .
the VonoM h wiff ant 'be but a few re.ee
antil ahall am nana ia that bright city
beyond if we will only be faithful and do
what the faluaaif Hariour baa ajeen ne the
ynvueaw owing. di oe true, lailhrul
aaeet np yonder where then ia no death, no
e"'ai iwwwmu mi mu peace,
U. tiA ki. L.X. -2-.
oemfort and hasp the fataily in their benaveA
mam prayer oa a auara
ttrange Sapertlltions About the Hair.
It is said that more fir people than
dark ones remain unmarried, and
people residing in tho country have
lighter than those who live in towns,
owing to t he fact that they are more
in the sun and fresh air. Black hair
was most esteemed by the ancient
Jeivs, while the Greeks and Romans
gave the preference to the golden
shades. Those with dark hair work
best, those with fair hair think the
most, lied hair is a sign of passion,
jealousy, and arbor, auburn shades
indicate delicacy and refinement of
taste; dark brown hair coubmes
strength and susceptibility; while
black hair denotes busty temper, self
will, and revenge. Black haired
people are the most liable to con
sumption; brown haired to rheuma
tism and heart disease; red haired to
pleurisy, pneumonia, ague, and neu
ralgia, and fair haired persons to
skin diseases. Closely curled hair de
otes vivacity and excitability; hair
curling in irregular rings on the face
indicates good nattt'c and vitality;
hair parting naturally down the
center and falling over tho temples
denotes feminine element, arid genius
of a certain kind; straight hair in
cultured persons indicates evenness
of character, honesty of ptirpoeo, a
clear head, and good talent.
Good hair, like uood teeth, rnns iu
families, and it is noticeable t'nt
mothers with a tine head of hair
generally transmit it to their daugh
ter. In some famili s the hair of the
men and the women turns grey at an
early age,
As with families, so with races, and
good hair may be looked upon as
national characteristic. At all events
a magnificent head of hair, perfectly
alike in color and texture, is a sight
tor "sair een," and, next to her eyes,
is the theme which poets have
delighted in dwelling upon since
first they sang their praise of woman
McCall's Magazine.
Lejral Advertisements.
AIMINIHTKAT( iKS SOTICK.
navhiK inalUlol asuilmliiNtmtnrnf .1 H Smith,
utenf KuiMlh enmity, N C till l In until),
ill in-raini' liavini! claim ah-ailil the wtate I'l
he said Ueeeanit tnexhililt them t" the umler-
iKiieil on nr hefnn Ihe 1-t ilay ol l
mi. imtlee will lie uluul
! tvrxnn iiiileMeil t.i the i-'
lll iea.-
make niiiiiollate netllement.
v t I.AMHKIM . Admiiilhlniti
tl J II !
a-e.1.
Tlu 'l'l alh IW'5.
KXKt't'TRIX'K MlTK'K.
HavliiK ilialllleil a eaix-ulris
Itn eoM il. lute nl Kamlilili emu
i tmiily all la'Paais haviuit rlu
had t. Tn.v,
N C, llii in
iiKainxt the
stale "I slid ileee
'Jitll day nl September
i thl. notice will he pleaded In lr.il their
tv. All nwui.- in.lcl.u-,1 ni eunl ct;iie
ake in
MICK THAU L TKiiV,
imitate
:cnt.
Kxeeut
Tin. the 10th day ! i-ept ml-r lc.
AlMISl.iTKAT"Hi'
IKK.
iiv.- ,imlihc.l i
of.t H Allen
ntify all i-'r.ii
i'e the IM day ol S pU'inN r r. nr llil
rill 1' plea'leil III ni
MllllTiiA'iH HALK.
He virtue ol Ihe imwe
rain: dwl ex.vuteil liy
.Nannie Ijmkal.lll to Thi
rtne ol llie iniwew contain
d In
kahll
K Walker on tin
I Hh day nl March 1"0
which tnnrtgiiKC deed t
I Kivlnter of IHttlH
inv In ik Iii7 imue WH the un
ler-
ladder lin
h at Uk
plume aiiciiiiii hi me uikiic-
l house iliHir In Alle
MOMIAY. in'T.iIikI. HKttnt llioelotk M.
Ihe fiillim hiK lecrllicd rvrtl estate: A tract o
land 111 kaiiihiljiti etnintv. North fan Una
Trlnlt timii-hrn, hounded 'us lollima: Benin
niiiuata hicknry, Mlliam latuilwrt's corner,
thi'iii' South .Ik chain to a lilHck mk, thence
Wi-i twiity chiniiMind twenty link u, a Make,
Ihcncc Si. nil & challii to a Make, thclliv Ka-tt
ncnt chain and twenty link to ttw lieirin'
inii.'ci'iiuiiiiiiip H'venty.nlx (Tt'O acre more w
1, m.. Nml Mile in ninile tu aatily the debt ccur
iil hy naid inortKiuie
T H IMA. K. WAI.KKR. MartKacei
w. N. M.I'rK, AMomie.
AUK.aiMt, IWu.
Tin
APMISIDTKATOHf NOTICE.
HiiMiik nualltleil w n.lliilnltrau.r nl Ja
l .I.....1..I l. l,,r, W 1' Hamiuoud Clerk id til
SuiwrlorCiKirtiil Kandi.li.h eodnty, N t, tint tr
io notify nil i-crMHm ImvinK claJina aminb. the
deceased t" ealiiliit Uiem to the; undeilmiel "B
,,r U lnre Ihe lut dav ol hemctala'r 1W or thki
,...., will h.. tileailid in bur ol their recovery
All iniii Indehteil l mid estate will idcaae
make iininediute luyment. I. I'l A J Li
NOTICE IT KK-SAI.K
Bv virtue ol authority vented Iu me by a Jmli!
meiitof llie Huiicrlor court ol Randolph cwnty
In a niieciaJ iinK-eeillug wherein J r Cameron i
H H IH Ik were petitioner and Julia Helton e
were il ieudaut, 1 will on the wh day ol
IMU. ell to the highest liidiler lor cimli at
w I .I.. In Astaoliom. N C. the full'
inn ileM-rtlird landu: Hltuatcd on the waters i ol
Jaeknon crvea, IfcKinina ai a om ion, .
uierly liavia turner; thcnoe north 18 t-H ''"a'
In line 4 whaiii tnatniie ill (ialllnMre'a line;
thence MMitii on nalil line U cliulul to a Itake.
Harm line, now Hlll': iheuce weil on taud liae
now Hillt corner, thence south on bit line ao
chain and OH links In said Hill's line: tneltce
wral ! chains to a laae in ;ne ""r:
u,nh win, inonn line la chains and
X links to a slake lormefly Davis corner; thence
east on nla line U chains to a spanlsh oak, his
comer; theut-v mirtli to tne Deguiuiuii, iwuuu
lug lou ucres more
I A BfKNCK, Cooimiasloacr.
This Kept 1K.
fore the clerk.
E R Beckenllte et al. I
vs Vnotick
neoBobUiis, et al. I
The defendants. N R Rrilea' Louisa Far low snd
huihanri William FarKiw, John Heekerdlte.
Hohni Brllea and husband, Brlles, or ttw
unkmiwn helm-at-law ol said parthai 11 raid
Iitrt'ei be dead, Kebea-ca Ward and her husband,
Ward. fanlKina Feamlre and her huhnd
KimeoQ resntire. and the unkmiwn beln-at-Iaw
ol John Uorsett. John Brlles and Katie Burns,
will take not, that a special wooeeiltna en
titled as above has been eomaMnvCKl In the
Hir1or eourt ol Kandlpti county aa sell the
lauds described In tile eetltloit for divbtton
aim i s tne lenauia in eommon, sun n tanas are
situated In Tabernacle township In ald oountr;
and the said delenilanta will further take notice
that tnry are reiulred to aiipeax at the oftlee of
the clerk of Hunertnr tvwait for the county of
Rainiidnh. on the Itth toy of (let 1UJ6 at tlie
WC HAMMOND,
Clcr.c of the Isupenorcour
This IDtb day of sept taut.
LAND BALE.
Bv virtue of an order of sale (ranted by the
Hupertor eourt ol KaimcMpn eouniy, in a special
procecllna iendliif tlierotn entitled it U Kae
ond et al aaalnst Halite Rosenond and others.
1 shall sell at asiblic auction at the court house
door In Ahehro. B C. to the hliches Mdiler for
sin, at o'clock M mm
said riaanty Liberty
Beannnloa at a black oak. Coble's corner;
thence east 9 chains sjkI an links to a Make on
the bank of branch In Ktme a Hue; Iheace south
with k line's line tl chains m Klaaes eona-r;
thence west M chains and llnka Is atake
Kline's comer; thenea north f eaaiaa and M
links to a stAke on tble ot nswt. eorusr of k4 No
1; thence west a chains saM 70 links so a stake.
O L tAPP.
Thai lept 19 IflOl,
Special tat Via S A L UBmtj.
Hn SPRINGS, ARK. Special Eicarakia
Rates). Una tWplai 92.00. Tickata Hmit-
ed frO dava. Sold irat and third Teuedaja is
September. -
BuRrial Kates account of aor-aiotai not mea
boned abova will be furniahed odob amdK-a
(ion; alao tune-tablet ear any additional initar-
A.idreas,
CH.OATTIS, .
Travel ing Passenger Agent,
balaigh. ii. a
DO YOU KNOW
that you can get at the
Peoples House Furnishing: Company,
in High Point N C
The fiuent Inlaid Mahogexny Bird's Eyo Ma.ple Furnitur
to be had any where this aide of the large cities. I'lllN' A I'l.DSKTS, all tylel
itml prices. '
Pull Line of Haviland's China snd Beautiful
Figures in Cut Glass,
Only an lirair or two ride In IHkIi I'oint nml it will pay jou tonfuld Ui iu
hhh i the ininieiiso array ot goods in our 1 big hlorea. A trial order ia a new
cmdonier; come to two uu.
People's House Furnishing Company,
High Point N. C.
CTER
'XVH try
216 varieties of Frait,
Inu nt rh:61 half-tone
Send SOets. for book (poat
book bv mall within 60 dava and
' Rehata Ticket with S12 order for
'n.rmunt na vonr order and TOO KKEP
.in mr
wwT ft 1 weekly and want mar home and trav ding aaleaaea. Otrrnt
V 6 r 3y vaSIl rES.-tsrk Bra's, teuiSUM, K MUitlchwa, firrttrvMc, ark.
GOLD MOULDED CYLSrOC
RECORDS
Bet Record for m on jM rypetaf CuHndcr TalUa J Mac; inca
Crand Priit, Parte, l00
Cylinder Crabhophone from SS to $100
5cnd for latest Cataioouee
COLUNSU PilONCODAPtl C0MPAr, f.i
BUY THE
SEWING MACHINE
Do not I doTt'lvorl liy those who aoV
vertlse a $H0.(J Ht-wlng Mm liiiie for
tO.lii). TliiH kind of a Huicliine raa
be iMitinht from uxor an v of our
dvalt n from $15.00 to j 18.00.
WE MAKE A VARIETY.
THE NEW HOME IS THE BEST.
Tlio Fttnl dt'trmilnea tho atringth or
vrcnkiii'MS of htt'Witig-Mni'hint'a. The
Double Fefd ooiiiMiuM with other
stronif kiIiiIh 11 lakes tlie New If otue
the bist (Sewing Machine to buy.
Write for CIRCULARS SSrsS.2
wo liiauufiu'turt'iiuti prttH1 Urfurfpurchjuilug
THE NEW HOME JEWINg HACH1NC .0.
oaanoc. aiaaa.
2-l'nionKq. N. Y.,C'hicau,ihlll., Atlanta, Ua,
BL louU.Mo., rtallaa,Tex.,Man Kranclaoo,Oal
'on SALE BT
Wooei's Seeds
Crimson Cloner,
Our Southern Farmers can save ff
tillxer bill and Increase their revenue
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
by sowing Crimson Clover at tho '
hint wor ding of their Corn r.i.d
Cotton crops. It is the U nt tini j
to now and yon savenn extra pret,
aration of the lan.l. Crlniscii
Clover mnkee land rich in liumtte (
or vev .table matter and nuta it in
excellent condition for the crops
which follow it. It also r takes
1 fill tiilw tiw enp,
Al uttliit irazwf m
1 pee HfrT hngi tren,
A tpMit wi-taprtriiif enp.
Plowed under early in tlte aprintr,
it increases the yield of corn, to
bacco, cotton or other crops which
follow it, t o a wonderful extent.
Oar sales of Crimson Clover seed are
Incrsauuit enonnonslr every year, and
we are to-day the len-aeat daalara la
this seed la the United h isles.
Wrtia for prices and clrcnlara Rtvloff
InfarmaUoo about this valuable crop.
T.W.Wesd& Sons, Seedsmen,
titnaom, viNiiu.
Yon
Look
Yellow
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(TPRUITBQOli
44 paces 9x12 inchea: 22 pacea showing in Batural colon
with concise descriptioa and aaaaoa of ripen-
viewa of Karwrie. Orchard. Packing Hoaaetete.
- paid) and Bcbate Ticket permitting return of
we refund the 600. .Or, mail aa within 1 rear.
nursery stock and we will credit $1.00 in part
THIS BOOK fl-M. WE PAV THE FREIGHT.
ARREST IT-taO.OO REWARD.
A bottle of Ec-zine will be sent
j free to every reatlor of this paper
who is Buffering with anj kind of
skin disease or eruptions, any form
of Eczema, Wind or Bleeding Piles,
Scrofula, Itch, Tetter, Barbers Itth,
Ring worm, Boils, Blood Poison,
Fever Sores of any name or uatnre.
$50 rewanl will be paid for any
ctue of Eczema that is not prompt
ly cured with Ec-zine. Ec-zine w ill
heal any sore or cure the worst skin
and make it look like velvet. Here
tofore there has been no Specific
discovered that would nure Eczema
and kindred diseases until Ec-zine
waa discovered and now thousands
are cured daily. Never mind
what you have tried, forget
the failures made by other remedies
and send for FREE SAMPLE
of Ec-zine, which always gives re-
lie! and a permanent cure,
Ec-zine Skin Soar is the best
anticepuc soap made. It will
cleanse anvthinc wilt destroy mi.
crobes of dandruff, falling hair, sote
head, hands ana feet, pimples and
I blackheads on face and make the
I skin smooth. The oolr antiseptic
j shaving soap made, guaranteed to
: cure germ diseases $50 if it don't
1 25 cents a cake. Write today to
i Boyd Ohehical company,
I 708 Rand-McNally Bldg.,
j The publisher of thfl paper knows
the reliability of Ec-zine and of
Boyd Uhemical Uo.
Special Rates to Hoi Ssriags, Ark , vis
Seaboard.
The Seaboard announces, rate of one fint
class fare plna $2.00 from all poinia ia
North Carolina to Hot ftprinoa, Ark., Koreka
Springs, Ark. and Klilorado Springa, Ma
i icsets wui ne soiu am ana uiira I ueMiaj a
in Jalv, Augnat and Heptcmljcr, fiaal limit
anty aaya Irora data of sale, oat not to ex
lend bnyona October .'list.
For information apply to your nearest
Agem or aauma,
C H OATTtS,
TP A, Raieitrh, M C.
NEW YORK, j
j jT. LtAUt 1
COLORADO'S BEAUTIFUL
MOUNTAIN SCENERY;
UTAH'S QUAINT AND PICTURESQE SALT LAKE
CITY, and the ENTIRE MIGHTY WESTERN EM
PIRE 5f?J5?55hod fay the DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
RAILROAD, "The Scenic Line of the World."
Very low rates will be made to Denver, Colorado
bpnngs 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 lor 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 nrwin-tnn nhtonnlinn hom nnomtj J-
I- " - " - -M wv, . IHUVII MUOVJVIBICU Vlt UttJT -
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.
GIVES VIM
i nA .elrr for work orpin?. Mnktrlr
1 brmln, l-rlfht tyt aud iweM brwitlu
MAXE LIFE WORTH WHILE
GIVE VIGOR
hf ynatrlrallr corrrtln llwr, imivli anl bonvl.
Tuy lotlaou the luttunu W-p futd iieUuio yuutliw
GIVE VITALITY
by eleanainc all disorders from thearfitam.
Ihey euro Constipation,
cho,
For Sale by all Dragfiit
AOCEPT NO
The President
Of the Lewis and Clark Eposition, Portland,
Oregon, telegraphs as follows:
"I congratulate and thank the Union
Pacific on behalf of the directorate for
the superb Lewis and Clark folder.
It is one of the most elaborate and
complete of any issued in connection
with the Exposition."
Those who intend to visit " v
THE OREGON COUNTRY
will find in this publication a rare fund
of information. It tells you of the
shortest way to reach the Exposition
City, what is to be seen en route, and
of the return trip through
CALIFORNIA
Free on application to
J. F. VAN RENSSELAER. Q A,
13 Peachtree Street, Atlanta Oa.
Plant Winchester Trees
33 years of fair dealing have built our Nurseries from a
few acres to a MAMMOTH plant of over 700 acres. We
can successfully accept and nil orders from 100 to 100,000
or more trees. Our mode ef packing insures you to get
eur trees in fine condition. Our specialties are
Apple Peach Pear Cherry
Buddetf and Grafted Pecan Trees.
We have thousands of pleased customers. Write for
Catalogue.
SOUTHERN NURSERY CO.,
Winchester, TtPP- -
THE TROUBLE
Is, your liver's $ick. One of its products, "bile," Js overflowing
into your blood, '
You can't digest your food, your appetite is poor, you suffer
dreadfully from headache, stomach ache, dizziness, malaria, consti
pation, etc. When feeling this way the dreaded fever poison is
Vety likely to get into your blood. What you need is not a doce of
salts, cathartic water or pills but a liver tonic
Thedford's
DLALR-UKAUUni
- This great medicine acts gently on the sick liver. It purifies
the blood, renews the appetite, feeds the nerves, clears the brain and
cures constipation. - '
It is a true medicine for sick liver and kidnevs, and regulates
all the digestive functions. Try it. - "
At H Drngglsta la 25c tnd ( 1 J0O pa . '
Indigestion, Biliousness, Head-
Nervousness.
lOo and S2So a BOX
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