Jhe Asheboro
1'KICE ONE DOLLAU
Wm. C. HAMMER. Editor.
rj-KnUjred at the Post Offloe at Ashcbo
miwuhI Class Matter.
The Aberdeen Progress is u liiiii
nowav new tinner miltlijlv"! tif A i' '
doon, with Mr K D Osliu us eilinr. j
MrOslin is also editor of Hit? South
em Pines Free Presd.
It is said that the rerre.v.-ntiv.i
of the big life insurance companies
in Washington tire Senator, president
of the Prudential Company nnd for
mer Solicitor General Peek, who is
interested iu the New York Mutual.
There stalk in New York to it -Stitute
suit ngainst the New York
Life Insurance Company to recover
the trust funds belonging to policy
holders and contributed to the
amount of $150,000 to the. republi
can national committee within the
last three campaigns. It strikes ii.s
that the proper thing to do is to in
dict the ollieiala who did this steu!-
ngand put them in the penitentiary
The trusts most corruptiii? iiiil'i
uuid wno'oncc said he wtisu il-nio-cratiu
a democratic state, a republi
can in a republican .t ite, but he
was always and everywhere for ih.
Erie railroad. One of the. vialthie.t
and most inrlueutial trust imignati s
testified before a committee of Con
gress a few years ago th;t tliW ruiii
pany contributid to the democratic
campaigu fund in delimit alio stat- -and
to the republican campaign fund
in republican states.
The taking of lifty tliuu.-ainl dul
lard by the head of a New York
Life Insurance Company and giving
it to one of the political parties in
the last campaign and I he giving ' f
the same amount in each of the Uo
preceding campaigns, gwj j . ho-.t
the unholy und corrupt iinimii-r in
which the life insurance of seine ul
the big companies is handled. This
money belonged to the policy holders
and the gift was a Meal. If an hhi nt
had misappropriated u few hundred
dollars in premiums, he would have
been indicted and probably sent to
the penitentiary, or at least coiiijk li
ed to make good the misappropi ia
tion. The agent who steals j-.V'O
belonging to the policy holders gi.es
to tne slate prison, why not sen,
the hoad of the eoii'-ern wiio s!.i!
$5000 of the money Mnngiii i
the policy holders.
Typhoid is not considered a com
monplace malady, yet it kill- :
greater per cent of its victims tl. n
does Asiatic Cholera or yellow fei r
Ihere is at this time an epidemic of
tvphoid fever thioiiirhout the Unit -.1
States. JJecause of this, health a
thorities have recently held a i
tiona! conference at Washington
City. Typhoid fever is a communi
cable disease, most frequently caused
uy arm King water, sometimes coiu-
nianicuted by Hies, lint contami
nated water is the principal ratt.-e
The safe plan is to boil drinking
water.
Iu 19(14 near the close of the
campaign when Judge 1'ai ker charg
ed in a public speecli al Madison
Sijnare Garden and ia another ad
dress that the great corporations
were contributing largely to the He
publican campaigns, President
Koosevelt indignantly denied the
statement and called for the proof.
It was not furnished. It wan re
cently furnished upon the tsumu
statemtnt of lifo iueurauoe rompuny
officials in an investigation innh r
New York Stute laws, that lifty
thousand dollars were paid by one
corporation aloue. There is othtr
evidence of a reliable nature
that other corporations coutiibtitc
larger sums. No one denies th
evidence now. Now if the Presi
dent wants to do the square thin,'
he will see that every dollar
given is paid back for tbc reason
that every dollar to given was trust
money for the benefit of widows and
orphans and had been put aside for
that purpose.
Jt Parter m Hit Polrlleil Dcbuchery of
th 6 rait Trusts.
Iu his comments upon the admis
sion by the officials of the New
York Life Insurance Company that
they hatt diverted $150,000 of the
foods of their company for campaign
contributions to the Republican Na
tional committee, Jndge Alton B.
Parker said:
It is not my purpose to claim that
the Democratic party, subjected to
the temptation which has overcome
the other party daring the last few
yr would have acted d i Terra t'y.
II. -re party advantage should mot be
S'itiht, from tbc disclosures made in
this investigation. lint the facta
Aooaldbe diligently nought that ta
p i ' t my become m aroused that
t - '1 1 a i -it noon lcgitilatioii mak-
fnmiaal oftVnse for offlocrs fpecjfi,. for blind, idecdiug, itching
r 'iUe c 'ni.rate faadt for and protruding pile, Stops the
j ipo - ud deeming the!p'' inaUntly and cures pennx'ient-.
'Jt..o f .1 cnlHii,lati of)1?- Vj Xhe .VVXl.'"?1 b?l
- $ stAHiUttt Uruj Co., J T Litderwuod 1
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. It tiiMi mil .Hint the New ink Hl"u",,,r .. . W 1 I Ir is a. oimimou ruwiiir tliwt it
it Ikmik mil .Hint the New lork
Life limirance Company was not
the only one that handed down the
long green to the republican nation
al executive committee in the laM
three campaigns. The Equitable
came down in a most handsome
umiuicr. The Mutual Life In
surance of New York and Pru
dentiu1 were all in line.
Vote buying and election con up-
tion, is the m -st dangerous disease ot
this government. This vote buying
encouraged by the large corpora
tions t'lut make large donations to
political coinpaigns. Campaign
funds year after year are becoming
larger and larger, and extend wider
ami wider each year, an I like birds
of evil those who Sell their sul'futges
for a mess of pottage are as ever in
creasing in number. There should
be more activity on the part of irruud
juries, indictments snoiiiu ocioiiim
uul vigorous prosicutions made ami
punishment inflicted.
hi referring to the result of the
recent election in Wadesboro which
votes in saloons and distilleries,
Editor lealey of the Monroe .loui
nal closes an ediloiial as follows:
I-1.:
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l.il-,t'v .in.! i
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Hamlet and Hoffman
ingham have lost Iheii
Wadesboro has found
has not voted iu a gr;
but she has voted m the
Mid the hell kettle-:
ami Kock
irlorv, but
iicrs! She
ded schoo!.
rum shops
K.VNI'I.KMAN
e i i;oi tk
i.uiHtkinall 1; I- l i:itc
wiU begin lite. 1st iiet. 'I'll,
will have M:cn
of Kandli man v h
store, i:.-w Kick.l
old l'iaiik im.i'I: t
X li-iatls: tin nee a
to 1. W. Ibill.r..;
Karlmv".-: tiience
ma 1 near Sopl;-i:
on Hoover read in
thence soiilli on
County Ilonu: lie
Mrs. Ann MMIi
MiHikan p-.-t oiiic
i-et at
.1 I. I-
Stout's,
n-Uce I'
re's road
" A. ; .
II,..-.,.,
mih West
-1 ..ill. , ;
lLiv!
,hel,
no iv
rib e
'. ilellc
desse
ul I.
:lv
for th!
J. A.
po.-t
( AIT. t HAKI.
KS ri.'h'K HKAi.
Copt. Charl-s I'ri.
his home in S.:hs!,;;tv ,
of !.ISt tt.ek. 'V.is ,., ot
and mo l promiiii-ii!
North ( aro'iiim.
Capt. Price was born
county in 1 I ; . !!, wa
dnd a!
'hic-day
Warri n
was in l lie Coll
ar, was captain
teileiate army i
of the J unior I
to the liar in 1 -ville.
I. iter In
Serve.-; was udmitli-d
sscltlini; in Mucks
went t-i Salisbury.
In the stirring limes following t'.u
Civi1 War he took much int. rot iu
po'i;' -s as a d, nioera;. He wai in
th- ,-:ali semiie in 1M, a tui-nil-r
of tc." Constitutional Convention in
1st;., speaker of the house in 1;.".
L ;!er he was a republican and was
district attorney
administration.
Capt. Price wa:
his triends, a le
respected and est.
dunug Harrison'!
'.oval ami true tc
ad minded in in,
i-meJ for his many
an 1 a liuiivd for
excellent ipiaiiti -.
his ifreal abiltly.
Great Savlnjs.
Charlotte Chronicle.
flic biiihliii and loan associa
tions of Charlotte are confident that
they will "et a'reate subscriptions
this year for ii,uou shares: :,ihm) each
vmi annual series. This means a
ubscriplion for li00,IMHI lo be
paid in the next sh and one thii
years. Xcvt year ought to orinu' a
mucn more, i.asi vear tlieie was
5,000 shares subscribed.
The weekly payuunls into (h
building and loan as-wiatior.s her
now exceeds $ii,0()0 a week w hich is
at the rate of more than $:!00,0()0
annually. This money is chiefly
used to build homes for working
people. That's the way Charlotte
is coming to be a city of working
people s uonies.
Counting our population at 30,
000, the actual payments being
made to tne three. untitling and loan
associations is $10 per capita, includ
ing men, women and children; white
and black.
This is a good savings account for
a young city. It shows thrift and
eoonony. If s good results could
be obtained through the State and
reckoning oa a basis of 2,000,000
population, the annual savings
woniu oe sl'ou.uoo.
Therefore, if as good conditions
can be bromzht about in all portions
of the State as in Chat lotto, there
would be no lack of capital. The
trouble would "ou be to Uud profit'
able investment for the money.
PV tl Kiads el PiM. .
To draw the file out of- burn,
heal a cut without leaving a ec ir, or
to cure boils, eoree, Utter, eezen.a
al) skin and scalp discafi, nse
DeWitl's Vl'lf.;, rlM-l Sulci. A
. 11 . H " . .... . i: t . i.ii..-' ill - f WBS. . . . . BSM U I
; ; irr' t "" T ' nrinrrffiffl'P i wmJiMii A I Be8.ti.n.d wiihthe F.m.
kin t-oii n t v, whir'i !!:-! hrl Us ,ri-ils M ILll 1 1 MB if 3K 1
i ii? t'osiuim i-.n ta wm sasAA. jk y iu; wrv m
fore the I -uali.' .''' ;:
ifterwards with the n-
blv of No; Hi 'uiolii.a, is
in:; out of the infant
lirt of the month the oil
cornea presidential and
a:-e. The
ce -.fill be
ll;,. !-e s!.;;ou
IJ blislllei-
of the pcstuustir i,i
lie ivason of the ui --v. ;
of the ollkv the V '-'.masier I. H -
ed for the appointment of an a,
ai.ii.iu nosimas'ier. It has haul!
.,-."i two vears ajo ri'ice the
..,.! ;.,,.! ai-nlMled the
post
ollic
ill.e., Iber, taking the position that
the ollice was run for a piivate con
cern. II rcuire.l much persuasion
to prove to the contrary, and now
the evidence appcar-i to be ample.
The hisiorv ot the town Ketor,
..enei-al asseniblv of too uveal
date
To re.tiire : recital. --T. d. IVi
W-ishiuuton Cor. iu Kaleigll Port.
Mill Girl's Success.
..twimrv. Sei-i. A .-tory
which laniiot mi bad if it ciienbit.s
throughout the Mate, i one . a
voting ladv employed iu the Salis
bury Vott'm MilH. Ten ycais ago
Miss I .aura M. lleflVr. the pretlv
.'l-oodiler of Mr. N. HolTner, ef wesl
Uovvan, came here and decided to
make her own livinu'. Mr. HolTner
is a good farmer and this heroic
course was not necessary, so far as
etc. "Sllecnfered the mill and has
worked constantly. She paid hei
own board, always dressed neatly
and never played the loll of a miser.
She knew the dilTeieiice between
l.igardliness and economy. Some
time airo Miss Holi'ner bought a
-mail farm with f.nio that she Inn!
saved. Liter she showed lrr bu-i-IIC-
ability by SellillL! ii for 'i't.
i-eaii.'.iili: a neat proiii. h'.i--iillv
she pe.irchas, (1 a good faun of -i'"
acres, paving -l-loo cash for il.
havic
, til:
av.-d i
her
i litr-i
!!M,
ionic :
ml i
may I i
ifo:
blv. I lit Slie MIV .-I'e il.tell-!- to IV
turn to ; h.e mill aiai conttau.- !
woik aftu -peU'li-iir the '..u a!: :i
which sh.- is mm- ,i.iovin a! home
Theie a'c not many nnn in tin
miPs of the Stale v. ho can show i
lim-r recoril an-! fevter still vi In
have dm,- n.. eil. Il hicks m-lh
iiiiT o4' remarkable!!', -s.
T:c; c :eis .i.:.l Tl i
I'he C
; ii.it p
! Ii
- ill 11 le
ail-,' il'
,1 obii-a
I,,-. H
st for hi
tiial h
l hi-
io in-, t n
- i'i
injures hi
no' reply to tl
tin
signal i. in In.t am
oiild reply at lb
iv niiii. Th i
,-rs lu:
an, I
i'e dared I hat he could
1 1,1s promptly because
s not p iii as prmni-i .1.
ii-ei m!v It,, iili-nl, in u I:
This ,
'eachi-r
nielli I" iioi'
upon iiu
lllollev
lu-ive'-
making'.
:y lop,-.,
le Well
He cairn.
devol.'hi
sh.oibl
il prompt!
s he is less
vpecie,!. b,
tati'ls in i
. I -- i
uuuiaii
be
Useful
U hell lllS f.llll
con-fori.- or v
led
In n In
es ilebts thai
L'ive him ciu'i.ira
I'h.-re is am
church lni-inler-
her retledion lor
the f.st of In it!
has incfia-ed veiy Kmch, ill laborer
Het- more per day than lo vears
::;', and there has been an uward
trend in prices The j.c, acher vv h.i
lvis tile same salary he tceied live
years a.'o is actually ir.-j t iiiir about
twenty per cent
he has In buy has go
Muring the great
I x'.ni some l,r- aehers
for
very 1 1: ini
ainpaii:
of
,-re u
iea!
to
upp.
l'rv.i:i
g Ml Ih
th-
mini that in d
voting to n da
lie because it
iild be paid in
VVOllhl
t h. -ii lie. in
as. allcgeil they
ver and it w mild
buy hss than the
dollar they vv.re
And ionic few were
then iv, civ ing
suided hv that
al lo l heir pi-r-
-it;:; I salary. ll, llrvati w
not
dei li d. The gold standard pre
vails. The preachers lived salary
of ls'.ui will to-day buy twenty per
cent less than it would then." The
increase in the circiilalioii of prnna
ry money has helped evety body ex
cept the man who getj a lived salary
which has t:ot lieeti raised.
Put, men una brethren, aside from
the fact that the dollar buvs less
than formerly, ought not the preach
er to be paid a better salary and
ought it not itto paid prom ptlv? Is
it treating the minister w ith common
fairness to embarass him becan
in the first place, his salary is often
so little that he can get along only
by practicing the closest economy,
and in the second place, he is forced
to wait often till the end of the
year to get the miijor portion of his
salary, and to pay time prices be-
cau -o lie cannot pay ca-sli.
Tii.s is presented as a serious re
flection to even church member in
North Carolina. Raleigh and Ob
server.
It makes no difference how lone
you have been sick, if you are troubled
wub mdigestion, oonstipatioo, liver
and kidney troubles, llol lister's
lioekv Mountain lea will inak
koJjOU
HgTio.
well. US c-eiiU. Aslielmro Drug
Maad Kwns.
There wat a wenilerfnl aennoa nraached al
ilt Vernnii ehon-b last SuuiI-y. The house
was erowilecl am) lots of people could not get
in the bowse. '
Mr John f ughJiji hae conic home iek from
Uuilforri i ollef where he has he attending
Mr fen.h B:.shwa the gnat xAUim
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:rU':: I r W Ig, Discovery j
f..l .'IMA- P. fl
During the'Autumn and Winter months when sudden
chances take place in the weather, and the constitution is
opoded to chilling blasts which force their way through
t' e pores freezing the blood, Nasal Catarrh is a disease of
ivWuenl oi-earrence, often presenting the most distressing
features. Payne's New Discovery cures this ailment in
its most advanced stages.
Hear WheLt Others Say.
1 ic.l Ih- Nasal O.itun'a
rii.vi a f"', mintln a-j I
1 '! i- u-'l lie nnd '' Mil.
'
Im-iI- ,,f '
iYNCS New Discovery.
PAYNE'S Quick Relief.
Medicated
iieent. hc will
THE CjUAKEK HERB
5o!d by AIicboro Drug Co.,
W. A. Underwood, Randleman.
County Correspondence.
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: l.ei.lia I., v,.,li, n an Ibr
V. Allo t .en't (in-
Ml Olivet I to ,M.
i Jil- I. II . .I..-.
ell., I
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M"t.e"l','
rof Mr-I
..,,.1 l.ol-l
Progress or Education.
I s!, el l U
p pilar e
'(.'si.
,'!l-.n!
lest nil.'.
elf p,
illU'lllie
all lln'se l,-lii
.n,' li-.'li to the
:,1 l.ii.l Ihe fen,
. in in Ninth t'.i
I.,pl.,
nil
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!:-y hen . -iiipai-.d wiih
s "I the ui-!. are a(;ri'.lt
.inparoil with what lln-v
stiil s,,,,-h:c behil.l.
la,-:, ''I'ii.e ih..'i!.'li iHp
:i.!uiinis(rali,iii ul affaa-s
1,-e I'll, close c f iho Civil
M,n!liss,-!i,.l has ls-.'n
y -i li.sil isti ici In llie
leir unliliil; devotion lo
.iat watehfuhii-s for our
Nation niav l .isiof h- r
in iv talk of ri.'.rwc.ihh
i Car .liua tspials th,s.n
her .laughters :,nd Ihe
ihe ni'irali'y ami pa
ls anil I trust the
when she will III.
of her sons u
A S ('..lieolh
West Ramseur Hems.
lot.ll flips,' f 111.
.1 si ai;.-,- !- ,-hange of lit -i
l;..in- ur. Mr. Wesl.-v Mih.ii and
I "i.-i i l-e. mo'.-ed to W'csl Ham-, - r
I t root.' on selieilnlo liuie Soliu-
,n..; .mil flialce of lu CtMllllt
i (;iu. Si, th'.se fiiruiers hIiq U'
plailtiui' am having their istdou
u a rerlain n ri"il uf ihe nnsin elm
it ninne.l by an nld and experienced
Mixonone of Ila
cur e fair :
Ik'lh-s lefl Siiturdav lor (Ireer
.In. where
It' has iiceepli-it a Msl loll lit
. ..
1 roxunitv
OC',11 111:11s. Her abscense has east aelonfli
i .! .. .ly iu her h-'iin' an. I cliun-h hat in ihe
n! ir" l":i for Miss Haiti,- v.as .me aiiieng
-mi bi'si re'',n,, ladies.
MIs-os Mii.. Dijonan l C,,ra Mo.il' at
tended Holiness convention at (Ireensboro
Niturday anu .siiuduy returuiug to-day.
'j .
.vi r. iiry iirown na
and seven lirolherti and
waiting fur ihem.
T ,
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A l. rhillipt who has Is eu alliie'etl mole
or less for the last lifly veos had a severe
all... k of neuritis Saturilav night inni SiiimIst.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Maucss are iuM really
ling again ul their other bran new little ,
Bin iXHttxl ixnr.
i. ...I i1 k in-:- iii . .
cullr..tulati(tns of ili'eir" mntiy frirmln. Its
am.tl.er lmio giil sisU-r totlie Pthrr tiirce lit-1
lit- Twt)T ijii-N !
'i, 1 :':,i: u" v-.il. t
i ii'lsU.ro ore Waiting her' brother, Mr Ila. The yomyj women will he pnmjkd with
Thomas .-nd familv and other lel-nivea ( nioui, board, nurse umforuts awl all the re
T1'" Cobimbia 3j infg Co are I nil linn two nne,"nU "1 a well appointed Christian home,
nil,- dwelling houses near the Chrisiian l FTF ""J
C ih. ltaleigl. IV'Ie i m.king much im- i
provement to hi. dwelling house I,- la.ilding i
The eominnetldrv Weather wa
again! die farmera'i. sowing oats and pre
tauina their wheat lands thorn,!, ihe. . !
heat land, thongh ihey .r :
i I" ' . i
nite iKisy pick
.Mr. and Mrs. I(. U. Wilm, of ( .'hatan,.
who have been risilinff their parent. Mr!
a. i, I M
' .'' :..! '
ta j ,
to Is, an over ..nsluriion of in in ... i
lies or at least ihere were eight i-asesi side
tracked last week at the busas of .Mr. Ueo
Is...
two uue dwellini house., near the WwT
chnrch which will Le cpiiie an improvement
lo that part of tlm town.
Siiaoiuc
For SdiG. j
Oue engine, Erie City. S crank, horni"1
"7!.. J.-L, 1
Asurwon. j.-rK-Co.
- -
;oi I (Iniei-.ll lVliilily to tluv cenililicill
U'AVN'IVS New liiscoverv. eiio
-i'Vi-u ivwii It linvo Ik-imi ailili'd to my
I!. V. TAYI.MU, Hii-'iorr, X. C
J1.00 & bottle, three. $2 50.
25cls. a bottle. PAYNE'S
Soap. 10 cis.
semi tin- lup.lii-iiie, i-li.nj;i .rt'iMiiJ, on
p! of pi ire.
CO
CINCINNATI, 0.
Trinity Itcml.
Tiie liiillnu prein-rlv lias clmuiiril liantl
ami it innv apiH'.ira thai iv re lu have mi
s.:i.iii ami some kIiowitb wnulil ie licnrlil,
ni'lriinie on the heilx of lillle tiirnllM.
Mi'Hrs .Iiiiioh and 'lati' of High I'uim wci-e
niM- i-ci j. at I runty last evening.
t'u pi. 1'aiMn has juit leturiiFil from an ex-,-Mili-il
I -li,f, lop in inn III the iHt,-ivsl nf his facto
i Sun- lies. Iln is lo ImilJ a hlaueh faelorv in I In-
near future al Julian.
:lliBh Miss Me('ull.rs. of ('hivhui. has iirriv.M
,ies. ami taken eh . rj;f of her iimsii class. Ciof
Mon- Henry is In U' eouxralnlaleil in ROi-uiinji
: Miss .l,-l',ill-,-s s 1,-aeher. she is highly
aei-eiiiplis!ii ,, ami h:.s tanhl in iheconsel ti
lery ot linisii- in Si. Louis last vear.
Miss Kan: N'orment in assist ihR her Invtle
. , or. Mr. Clark JK-Caiiless, who is loai hiinj al
liains, nr.
'.''" u ' "'"I Heilnmn.of Hiuh I'oi.it,
Miss "l11'"1 Siinil.iy with friciiils in this iilmr.
Franklinsvllle llemt.
'I'lir pi-'liat'teil ntevtio
I'luireh eomliieUsl by liev
tin
lliiptist
llaclinev
.loin
s i'Iem-. Sunilav night.
' Mrs Mary lliii.-r. ot I lush r.iinl,
t . ill llie eilv ihis ,s?k.
siling
Mi-s llertio Kllison has sone tu t'enlral
V falls i here she will assist in leaching llie
p'iiuii- si iimn oi iiiai place. Jliss i-.m-ou
"lie of OM- niesl eiiltureil yoilllj. lailies ai d
1 well ipnlilieil for tile position.
.1 I'l.i.'.l.linsvilh. seh.sil nine am! Oak I a!r
l-'.vs ayeil at I ak Pale Siiliiiiluv nhieli
- s,ilt, , i ,i si-ore of 11 '.I in favor of Kr;
linsville.
r Mr ami Mrs. I tl Keniress vi-iiml fri.
I ui Werihvilie Saiurilay niht anil Suinlay
.ins r.nuna .viarlm nlio lias ivn vi-ilni)t
! her pa rents in ihe eitv for sonic tiiui,returntl
her home in tovoushuro one ilay last wr
I
.vii-s i.-iia llaye., who has lieen visiting
lauo s near tirays t ihii, ri'turiiisl home
ir- .lay last ne,'k.
I Mr .uul Mi-sManl.-vShielils of Cheeks. Milh
i visiHsl ii'lativesaiul frirmls in town Sunnlav
, anil Snnilnv.
, Mr H M Allreil, of (liwnsUuo, bniie.l In
i nil. nil e!iii, iu the M lOl'enielarvat this pint
iSnnilay. I.'ev t' A Vv'issl coli.lneKsl llie Imrml
i srrvii e.
Mi-s Lena t'hi-ek iiileiulisl uin-liii at H;i
! '.Mr'i I! Ti.;'ll founil a lar,-!' iK'ket Iks:
I nn" .lay last week which will lie retiiiinsl I
; the en. er on Ueseriliiii)i the content-.
Tiie leiirlh .puirterlv eouferelK I llie M K
, liuieh -..ill Is' lifl.l al ilii. pi.,.
i'i t. l-i II you an' Ih'Iihi.I on your asse-siiient
plea e li.mil it lo llifStewarJ Wfoi-p that time
a. ihey will appreciate it,
Worthvlllt llemi,
Mr II T JlurU'V went up to 111;
h l'oint one
last
k to make arranueineiUH for
einhuii a jireBS for 1kiIiii(J hay. .Mr Hurley
nas enuveneii inmost an oi uih larm into iiay
lielils. nn.l sells somo nf the Iwsl hav that
can ls ha.l auywln-rn. llo is now piriui-tHj
to ivile Ins nay. ami lenvc it in a men
.oiii. ut shajs' for market.
Sirs K C VVilliiunson nnd ehildnm liav
lurtH'd from a visii io relatives nwir Farmer.
viis vv i. ward anil elnldren have gone to
r.uierprjso tor a two weeks vihit.
Mrs J I.W ren lias 1hs?ii iuiie sick for
al davd.
Miss Jennie leri-ee had lh minfortnao to
l.reuk her eollni bone last ittluruay niftht, liy
laliing Irem tne jsireli at .Mr 1' r J-euliess
hon-o.
The home of Mr Isaac A Julian was burned
with all us contents Monilayiiioriiinu.
of ihr family were at home extern Mrs Julian
ami some itiuall ehildreu. The origin of the
lire is unknown. Mr Julian has the svmimiliv
I oi llie ennit; community.
Rev. S. K. l.ueae and family of Forsytli
C,i snlnt a few dava here last week nrpuph-
iug at (ho At. 1'. tliureh on Friday night.
.Mrs i icorgo .fennings; ol tieenuistro. visit
e,l at the home of IV. A. Jenninits last week
Miss Sarah tirocc ia 8iending aome tiim'
Msiting in V iiatnam t.ouiilv.
Will Warner ami inmi'ly, of ihis ilaee
movtsl to Itandleman one day last week.
Mr. H.sleeu Fentriss and familv, of Kriuik
liu.svillc, libitetl at the home of J 1. Wrcnn
Nilur.lav night and Nuiday.
I'TM. Howell, of High Point, wiia in hiwn
Sunday.
Mr.aud Mra. Ebvootl Fcrree, of uearCislar
rails, spent Suinlay at ihe homo ot Mi
1 1.1 liel Fcrree. of this place.
' . ' " ""' m: . -.. u, o. P
lasi .-saiurilay mgiii ami Drained tieraell bad
i,. l., " ...
I. M. tScurhoro made a lmsinesa trip to
Hili IViiut and (Jreensliorn Tuestlay of this
ween.
C. 11. M.tncai anil family of Greensboro,
win move here one day tlua week.
Airs, r ranees r. liuhuanl was eonun:
from Ceutral Falls one -dar last week a:
the horse she was driving got (oared and
threw her out hrmsiug her on llie temple.
Free. Tralniaf, Nurass.
;. "f ""Vf"1 . " w.',,,,",t
: .. ... . .;....
lor uni, w tUHrpoon Duudinir, rbuiiclel
Phia' n"",lier ?( -v?"n8 w9aTn .fro?? 7
.7 v, VT u . i f j t i
" ls l"a,,neJ 10 n-tntel7 reach and Iielp in
lki way every villain and ioworihip.
5i j "2.f f.
" nl'wd Un W,M tbo0 to P,,d lck
, ? f'""
bw!'.'to '"-"l? . P.two vesrs
" "h 'Il'1neo. '
rm'n,n-""n "'""f, " "'r
the sick poor of the eitv smler skilled lee.:
" ' eigntees
.'? peebsi.s. ooars. of
wa nttNiHii ivsuiug suu wutiy m none. a
snscisl shcrt oorse arts Us. ,
rosng wssueii to
lor self support
l - icUf VT. xhmmtxm
. and s snbatsntia inoorue.
la sddilioa to regular nrsiog. lbs yoang
I tsoglit how to preserve their mm
aow P." V
tis-t asniurr emilitiom a boot the bncos; tbev
are prefnrrsi lor poeitkws as oftee sm-se and
j physicaia'. -sesistant; Ihey get a rwsetiral
i knowledge 4' City Mission .-wresaeuts, Usa-
tratniw, tjonegw aerueinenf work.
and are tssioei' for special pgstlioaa of tewsi
Ties fcchooi as taa jean. oU sad ia
-l by phye. efcg edeor. and
' prominent am thmsghoat tl eouotry.
iitki'd every cent that ii mtulo on the
furm to run the farm. What is
left is hardly a decent living, but in
the uiuitl it i just vvluii the wngo
eiirner f pttbliu woi !; in the city
n.,ike.a.
Why then should not the farmer
become 11 nune-earuer ix save nimscir
all the worry & trouble of trying to
make two ends meet wtwn sometimes
they refiue to join?
There is l ist this answer to tie
made to the dissatisfied farmer: It
matters nut whether you etuy on the
faiui or go to public woik, you iu
have this same battle to liht wherc-
everyouarc. lou migni juki
well hcut it out on vour owtt green
fields in the pnre air of your native
hills, as in the filthy atmosphere of
the crowded city.
There is no escaping the struggle,
wherever labor seeks the reward to
which it is so justly entitled, there
will be found the vampire of capital
ism rcauv to snuicu ui"" '"
producer that which he has produced.
If we are lo remain a free people,
this vampire must bc grappled with.
It has many hands and a thousand
eyes, its cruet laio.is aiu uncj
lixetl in tue vital oigiiiiisiu 01 iu
nntional life. It is sucking the life
blood of our people on the farm as
well as the public work.
When we consider how ull iiiipor
when we remember lint he is the
lirst great producer that feeds and
sustains the nation, it is no wonder
that he waschote'i lo represent us on
the first pictorial pag" of the world's
history.
It is true that th.- cur;. mi
has luU'lv been presenting "L ncle
Sam to us as wciini-g an c.-n sstcn
of low cunning, un.l with a lack ot
dignity tliul ought to make us b.ueii,
which Eccin.s to be saying: i oil 111 .
think that I represent honest, but I
can tell you that uiv Uit'y trouseic-
and loose cotton c-hirt are stulUd
out with bank note. 1 represent
Capital and not Labor, but 1 wear
these old clothes just lo fool you
into believing that 1 represent out'
witted workers of the field and fac
tory and other avocations. Let the
laboring people study that singular
hypocritical expression ot counte
nance next time they sec it iu print
and ask themselves if -that is really
the "Uncle Sam'' of their youth,
if it still represents what it ouceilul
111 the tlays of their to efalhcrs.
If the farmer knows any thing of
the conditions in the large cities, he
must know that the problem is not
Golved when he forsakes his farm,
even if it is not very pioductive or
if 11101 tgaged, and forces his way into
the over crowded ranks or wagcarners
and small merchants of city life.
ihe wage earners and small mer-
chants are engaged iu a desperate
struggle of their own with the same
foe that menaces the farmer, who is
not cursed with near o many hum
bugs calling daily for all the spare
money for which they leave worth
less wares that never amount to a
row of 11 ins.
If the farmers instead of plunuing
now to get uway from the farm.
would plan how to become an Hide-
pendant land owners, giving up this
rabid individualism and commercial
competition and instead of "every
man for himself and the devil take
the hindmost'' cultivate (he brother
hood of man as the highest cxpres
siou of their patriotism, a glorious
destiny would await and give the
nobler ideal of life. That the in
terest of one is the interest f all
and that all must stand for the priu
ciple that labor every where shall re
ceive the full value of its products;
then farming would become mote en
joyable and each would be satisfied
with the farm.
J F Hamilton.
Tempting Dishes.
Devilled Esgi boil its ninny I'L'i;
an are it'ipiircil, for ten minute?, jiul
them iu cold wuter, and when cold
shell them. Cut in halves length
ways, remove the ylks, and rub
them to smooth paste with n table
snoooful of chopped tongue to sir
epge, a (le8ertKK)iilul ot suiad oil,
salt and cayenne to tiinte, a few
drops of onion juice, and half a tea-
aj oonful of French mustard. Cut a
tinv slii'e oil the bottom of eatth
half of the white so that it will!
s'jtnd on the dish, all with the pre
pared mixture, uud serve, garnishing
witu waturcress.
Almond Cakes. Uub 'i o.. butter
into 5 oz. flour, 5"bz. powdered lump
sugar, tbeu put it with the other
ingredients. Ad'i 1 ex blanched al
monds and a little almond llavor,
roll them in vour hand to the size
ot nutmeg, and sprinkle with fine
lump sugar. They should he'lightly
baked.
Shape of Prunes. This is especial
ly suitable for invalids and old
people. Stone one and a half lbs.
of French prune, put them io
stewpan, and cover them with cold
water. Let them lioil for about
minute, then strain, off the water
through a seive. Ponr a little cold
water over the prunes, have ready" a
jelly made ot hair an . nnce oi gela
tine pint of water, and three
ounce of brown sugar. Searan with
almonds, and boil for Ore minutes
then strain. Arrange the prunes in
a casserole mould, pour in the jelly,
and set it ia a cool place to become
firm. The hole in the centre of the
mould may be filled with whipped
cream.
Peter Smith, who criminally as
saulted Era Suttlea, a sixteen year
old white girl ia Madison county
last February, was hanged in Mar
shall oa Monday. Smith was a
mun sixty-four years old. lie stated
on the scaffold that he was prepared
to die.
Experienced travellers hare found
ffreat bou i fit bv takinir w ith litem a
bottle of Dr Seth A:r.oM's Baloi
It cures illness caused lr imp
water and sudden chan '-o of clitMile
Warm n ted by JSton tk rd Ji u g Co
3& J Ii mini $ M g t
lilts. mUi M.lkl
fftMnn QflsMuf ?riiri
-aJ VHIHJ
Ifyoohnvoi'chts
hc:l: and lolnts,
Ito.'.'.lng, rtcobb)
Hliln. lilood fosls
hotMHwollen01nii(4a,
)iHl'iT and Humps
on the 0t:1n, T-tucus
l'otcora 1 1 iloutii.
Bore Throat, Plro-
Eles,Oopier.Oolor(ni
pots, nil run down,
llleerscnnnvoftrtrf
tody. Hair or Kyebrowa falllug out,, take
Botanlo BlocJ Balm, Guaranteed
to enre the worst and moat deep seated
sues. Ilenla all '.ores, stops all aches and
Dalns. reduces aJ swei
Eure and rich.
ealthy eondltli
014 Rhwima'lim, C?larrh, Eottn;, Ssrohila
are ennsed hy Poison In the Blood. B.B.B
stops Hawking and HPUlln, Itching and
floratcuiuKi ourca mteuniutlsri. -aiarru:
New Styles in....
Horses and Mules.
I will have another car of
Kansas Horses and Mules
at my Stables on Depot street
about Oct. 3rd.
Many know the ex tranquili
ty of stock I have been ship
ping to this market for sever
al years.
There will be a variety of
good horses and mares; also
some extra fine teams of
mules. Oome to see them.
R. R. ROSS,
INCSasoaATID
Capital Stock $30,000.00
RALEIGH, N. C. V
Pullen Building.
IHKsKsu'lliKvlGlVK the w.irl.iv Is-1 tu ninlern Business EdiH-atlon. Oldest Business
College In Niirlli Cana-lna. Positions euarauu-eit, tsu-kisl by a written contract. NoracaUon
Inilivliliial iilnii-tlon. We also tisu-h Honk-kis.'lng. Miottliaml. Feumanshlp, bj mall. Bend lac
Home Study rates. ' Write faster lor our Catalogue, otlcra luid High KuaonsuaeBta. Thai sis Iras.
address Klk'n's BUSINESS COLLEGE.
elslalfs. N. CarChsetate. tS.
Rock Hill
Rock Hill Buggies are a-littie higher in price but are bet
ter. You can get your money's worth in a ROOK HILL when
some timer you cannot get your money's worth in some other
make.
THE uOO HILL BUQOY COMPANY is situated near
by, therefore, patronise Southern enterprises.
We have a fine lot of them on hand and win be glad for
ypu to call to cee w.
aaamHnaVanam
McCratry--Redding: HtaLrdwatre
. Company.
HORSES AND MIL
ml
r.IcDcvcl Brcthcrs,
Ram L'-Hir.S. HvP. HinflS
wev5. p.us...., s sv a-
I bna'aall P.v.lu, Rcn!o, Eroptlonf. Wstr
-, 1-7 KVIAS P1 WHUJ auwvw Mi
CANCER
ftnppanit!tnv!3won!D(T. Kiting florci, Tr
inurs,urtiv Ufcnra. J.I?.U. hool3 tbo inrei
or worn canofr rrfoctly. II yea Ann
pnrlstcnt riyr,-;, Hwell.nirj!, Btltictnf
ruins. u.t Tlloofl lMm and Ibywlll dls
appoAT boi'oro tboy deTelop Into Cunsiv
aaoha. nuroi DvaTHMit..- 1r1w 1 nar
lnrj;o bottI. Tk mm dlreottMl. If nod
curctt irhrn rlrrht quantity Is taken,
money rnfunrii. ffuiuptft Hnt Fre by
writing Blood HnlmOo., Attaiita.Oa. tM
scribe your trouble, nd peclat fr roHli
cnl advice t, jutt J'our uus tdto aanl ii
soalvd lo.nr.
Spring & Summer
" Clothing!
The latest styles and patterns can al
ways be seen at my place. I am show
ing: a pretty line of suits at $10, $12, and
$15. It will pay you to look my line
over before purchasing.
Also a big assortment of HATS, COL
LARS, TIES and SHOES.
"KEITH K0NQU0R" Shoes for met
are the best to be had. See them.
W. J. MILLER..
Asheboro, N. C.
f CHARLOTTE. N. C.
I Piedmont Ins. Bid
Buggies.
McDowell Bros have at their
Btables the best Oar of
Horses and Mules
c?er brought to Asheboro at
this season.
The mules ore all extra good
size and good ages.
Th horses are all good quali
ty and fine drivers.
Before buyiug see
Asheboro. fUC.