The Asheboro Cornier
TttOB ONE DOLLAR X YKAK
Wm. C. HAMMER, Editor.
NEWS ITEMS.
Mtny Items that Are Sure to
Interest You.
Th next linptiat state :ouveliliuu
will be held in Greensboro.
Six Gieensboro sporting men re
fined $1,700 und c.ts by Judyu
Waid tbi week.
Guilford Cuuuty'special laxdit-ti-icta
paid $11,500,00 tuxes tliis year
in idditiun to the regulur taxes.
The lust issue of the Merchants
Journal bun splendid cuta of Mr J D
Dot sett ud Mr W L liay two prom
inent citizens of Spencer.
The North Carolina Oil Co of
High Point ba applied for a charter.
The capital stock is $10,000 with
W X Kglestou and other us stock
nolders.
Addi'ions are Mng built to the
Huh J'uint silk mill which will
nil I e it of tLe largest in the country
It will work about SOO hands and
will hare cost about half n million.
A wreck of an overland limited
ussenger traiu on the Union Pacific
l; ail road near Rock Springs, Wyo
ming, killed ten and wounded nine
teen.
Tbegunie warden at Mt Airy re
cently seized a shipment of four
hundred birds, at that place, packed
in all kinds of shapes and billed to
Washington, D V.
Mr J L Burgess, who is connected
with the Bureau of Soil, Depart
ment of Agriculture, Washington,
is in uuilford and Randolph enjoy
ii)2 a brief vacation. His home was
formerly at Liberty.
Miss Myrtle Gilbert, of Siler City,
died in the Greensboro Hospital Sun
day morning of cerebo spiual nieniii
gitis aud ber remains were shipped to
Uoldston that afternoon fori uter men t
beside those of herparei.ts. Greens
boro Patriot.
Messrs 11 U 1'itts, Ueo I'euny
und W (i Rogers have applied for a
charier tor the Jamestown Concrete
Works with an authorized capital
stock of $125,000. The plant will
oe located midway between Jnnie
lu vn and High Point.
Gov Glenn recently advocated,
1 efuie a session of the Stu'e liouid
of Agriculture, the sending of an
exhibit illustrative of the State's re
Fuiirc.es to the fairs held iu the New
Kngland States next tall and it is
lil.cly that it will be done,
The taxable property of Guilford
louuty has increased $3,000,000 dur
ing the past year. Guilford is uoin:
more work and spending more mom y
lor goo i loads than any county in 111
elute except Mecklenburg und llii
itiuieaxe is one of the lesults.
An appropriation of $11,000,000
-is luted, by congress, last luur
d.t toward. the n n-tructioo of the
Panama canal and the bill carrying
Hint amount embodies provisions
lor a closer scrutiny into the
peudiiuns on the construction work
Seuator Chaiincey M Depew has
resigned Irom the directorate of the
Kiiuitable Assurance Company, and
it is said that John A McCall will
resign as President of the New York
Life und that J li n ' Villiu, the big
JNew lork Merchant will be elected
in mcceed him.
Mr W A Cross of the U S Arm
who has been stationed at Ft Cas
well in this state, in renewing his sub
fcription writes us that he has beeu
transferred to tort Logan H Roots,
Arkansas. His many friends will be
jjad to learn that be has been pro
moted and is now Quartermaster
.Vrgeant of bis post
Andrer Carnegie agrees to donate
! iu,"00 for a library for colored
people, at Greensboro, ou condition
that they would raise annually
$1,000 for the maintenance of the
institution. The colored A & M
college agrees to pay hall this
i mount, leaving only $500 per year
io come iromotner sou ices.
Mrs M B Brown who is the owner of
some property near Jackson Springs,
is contemplating building a hand
Home hotel tbis spring. The hotel
w ill be oo the 8 B L 4 Ab rdeen
Railroad and will be one half mile
irom Jackson Springs. Mrs Brow
will remain here as propiietor of the
Mann notel. north State.
Be b F Fincher, of Farmer,
rpent last Friday and Saturday here
with his daughter, Mrs Fulton Aus
tin. Mr Fincher is a native of this
. funty and is now pastor of the
l'whanie circuit in Randolph coun-
iv. no m very popular with his
people, as it tbown by the fact that
itiey laised beir pastors salary last
vear from five hundred to six hun
dred dollars and in addition to this
.laise in stated salary they give him
ibis year when be went op to con
ference, one Hundred dollars. M on
roe Enquirer.
Representative Webb recently had
conference with Mr North, Direc
tor of the Cenms, in regard to the
publication ol the gtnneri report,
and Director North ptonised to
publish dai.j report instead of
every two weeks as heretofore. This,
it m hoped, will atop the violent
flufttaatioa it the cotton market and.
in 3 ntttasare, knock the props from
uodor the apecnlta.- who have
Iwea luanipaieticjr the market to
i bf detriment of the cotton grower
and h-r. iiaate dealer. ,
u i
ETpenepced traveMen hare found
prrrtun-'lt by tkkia, with tfcefflgs
U.U.a of Dr fcah Arnold's Britain,
ltenrva liltn- canard by impnre
t t Int. i c t, tngn of climate.
- tru ry fttntlrd Drug
Make Your Grocer
Give Yoa Guaranteed
Cream oi Tartar
Bakinfl Powder
Alum Baking Pow
ders interfere with
digestion and are un
heal i.Mul.
Avoid the alum.
Salisbury is to have a whole-s-ile
grocery with a capital stock of $50,
000.
Mr W F Jackson of Salisbury, has
bought the Mt Vernon Hotel at that
place and will greatly enlarge and
m prove it.
The new census of Salisbury shows
a population of 11,391 aud .hast and
West spencer ,SbO, giving a popu
lation of Salisbury and suburban sec
tions of 20,000 inhabitants.
Dr J R Reitzel was called to Bur
lingtou to the sick bed of his broth
er, who died or meningitis. Mrs
Keitzel went down to uttend the
funeral. High Poiut Ledger.
The Spencer Water Company, at
Spencer, N C, has just completed
an artisan well with a capacity of
0,000 gallons of water per hour and
he water has been pronounced ex
cellent for all purposes.
High Poiut comes to the front
again with a new manufacturing
litnt. The Kearns Upholstering
factory has ben organized with J
W Keurns us Sec & Treas. Thel
contract bos been let for the build-
ng Ld they expect to be at work
some time in January.
A local company bos recently
Lough" the Salisbury Post. The corn-
has applied for a charter with a paid
up capital of $1(1.000. New material
II be added making t u complete
and up to date outfit. Mr John M
Julian will be editor while Messrs
Joe Iloucbe and II M Blown will
have charge of the business depart
ment.
Postmaster Best, of Fremont,
Wayne county, is in u peck of trou
ble. It seems he drank so much
liMor that an inspector relieved
hi in of his job and placed his bonds
men iu charge of the ollice. His
clerks hud already resigned and be
tried to run the ollice una whiskey
by himself. No report of the money
older funds had been inac for
.several wteks and a shortage has
been discovered which is fully pro
tected by indemnity bond.
Mr Thos II Stewart, chairman of
the republican executive committee
iu Rowan county, recently resigned
us a protest against the appointment
ot Mr J v Uorsett us postmaster at
Spencer. A prominent member of
the committee is quoted as saying
Mr Stewart s resignation will not be
accepted. It appears that the com
mittee fully agrees with its chair
man and feels very much 'igrieved
at the action of Congressman Black
burn in naming Mr Dorsett over the
protest of the organization.
According to Secretary Wilson,
the crops ot the county have a com
bined value of $6,415,000,000,
These figures show that the Ameii-
can farmer is laising more stuff and
making moie money than any other
class of people in the world. While
these figures look large, and totals
of tbis size leave mujh to be desired
iu the way of accurate information,
perhaps they are as near right us
the largeness of the subject permits.
When we think of the corn, cotton
and wheat crops; the pork, beef and
dairy products; the poultry und epga,
we are dealing with interests that
call for laige figures and we need
not be surprised if wc get them
The man with the hoe seems to be
doing fairly well in this year of grace.
Talk of C Watson for District Attorney
That's an interesting story which
comes to us by way of the Charlotte
News to the effect that the "in and
"out" republicans will meet in Char
lotte this week to straighten out the
party tangles. ft incidentally
throws considerable light on the
row between Blackburn and Holton
and contains the astonishing declara
tion that there is a possibility of the
Hon Cy Watson being appointed
district attorney and farther that
under certain contingencies Holton
will lend his influence to that eud.
VMafcey Mm toot to the Roao.
Judge Ward hit the blind tigers
hard lick at LHirtiam last week,
There were several convictions and
the Judge, much to their surprise
sent the last one of them to the roads,
It looks lke there is rough sledding
ahead of the people who deal io
whiskey.
Ciagraaamao KRofceo 0S tmoH lotroaloeo
Ms.
Representative W W Kitchen baa
introduced, a joiat resolution pro poo
iag an amendment to the const itu
tion which declares tluu Dei t ber con
gress nor any state iball pass any law
respecting ao establishment of relig
ion or prohibiting the free exercise
there of etc Also a resolution for
the repeal of the 18th amendment to
the Constitution.
Bprennttive Thomas has in
trodooei a hill nthcria-
the retirement at Light Hons
TLmmn at th aire of CO sad the
Nsw from Rindltnts Times.
Miss Blanche Asburv, daughter
of Dr V JS Asbury, of Asbury, is
visiting Miss Norah Hughes.
Mr J P Whisnant has come to
Ranuleman to install a steam heat
ing system iu the Chair Factory.
Miss Titiu Robbins is visiting in
Aaheboro this week.
Miss Clara Wall visited Asheboro
Thursday.
Mr C W Slack killed a bog on
Tuesday, which dressed 350.
We believe that Mr J T Council
.intends, in the near future, to open
business in Kuleigh. Ibis, we
egret to euy, will involve the loss of
one of Raudlemun's most gentleman
ly merchants.
Max Stalker and koss mesne.-, on
Wednesduv. started for Cannon's
saw mill, below Worthvill", taking
a repeating rille along. Koss len
the WHgoii to shoot a rabbit, and in
ueUititr into the wairou again acci
dentally discharged the gun and
wounded Max iu iiiite a precarious
part of his anatomy.
Young "Bill" Uudeiwood took
his mother to Aobel oro a week ago,
We suppose the young gentleman
vas feeling good, und got to "eavor-
tiu' around" gome; however, he be
came caute ill, and caused sour
anxiety. We are pleased to see that
he bad improved sufficiently to
bring his mother home, rejoicing
the old man" in their elegaut suite
at the Central on Wednesday, but
he is not jet quite himself.
For Crocked Hands.
Rough skin aud cracked hands
are not only cured by Dewitt's Witch
Hazel Salve, but an occasional appli
cation will keep the skin soft and
smooth. Best for Eczema, Cuts,
Burns, Boils, etc. The genuine De-
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve affords im
mediate relief in al! forms of Blind,
Bleeding, Itchiug, aud Protruding
Piles. Sold by Standard Drug Co,
and J T I nderwood. Asheboro JN Kj.
Representative Kitchen has intro
duced a bill for establishment of a
National Military Park ut Guilford
Buttle Ground.
Clear The Way.
The mission of " Early Risers" is
to clear the way and give Natuw
full sway. These famous little pills
rid '.be stomach and bowels of all
mitrid mutter, thus removing the
causes or lieauache, couss.ipat.ion
sallow complexion, etc. DeWitt
Little fcurlv Risers nevor gripe or
sicken. A wife, pleasant, perfect,
nill. Mack Hamilton, hotel clerk
it Valley City. X D. Says "Two
bottles of these Famous Little Pills
cured me of chronic constipation.'1
Sold by Standard Drug Co mid J
I nderwood, Asheboro J U.
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County Correspondence.
g Hogs and Other News Irom Ralph.
Mr
A (' Cox and sun, Freddie, went up to
liandleiuun Inst Fritkiy on Im-isess.
Mi John Humble, of Axheboro, spent Sun
iv wilh his father .Mr A I noli Humble.
There will ! a Christmas tree at Brewer's
Chapel on Saturday night lefore Christmas.
Mr'Alsim Humble, who wat burned out
ome time ago is relmiling his hattKe.
Mr and Mrs M II Muffin, of Asheboro.
pent Mondnv night wilh their sister, Mrs K
I. Winninghuin.
Mr Thomas Jortlan, nf Hiah Point, vitiited
her sister, Mrs J L Henrv Inst week.
Mr K 1. WitmiiiL'ham killed two large hogs
last week, oue weighing 427, the other
Mr r lwilermilk went down to r.nter-
pric Monday on business.
Lovol Crew Item,.
Wheat is looking very nice in this section,
Mr l M ltouth, of this plnee, tins ac
cepted a position with the Julian Holler
Mill Co. MrJC Daniel, of Randleman,
vjnited his jurents, Mr and Mrs II M Daniel,
last Sunday. Mr S M Stanton, went to
i.ireensbnrii last IhtirHdav on business.
Messrs Thaddeus and Clarence Adams and
Holiert Clark visited at the home of Mm
Martha Fraier last Sunday. Messrs
George and Thomas Lamb and r ielda Hicks
caught a large raccoon near here a few
nigina ago. Mr Thomas Steele attended
court at Asheboro lsat week. Our boyi
crossed huts with Providence baHe-boll team
last Friday. The score stood eight to
twenty-eight in favor ol Level Uros.
Ramuur Items.
Mr J W McAlister, of Greensboro, was ia
town rriday and Saturday last.
Mr B L Davia, a very clever gentleman of
tne grip waa cnnlineil to ma room at Hotel
Ramseur with sickness two daya last week
Miss Mary Matthews, of Ureensboro, visit
ed airs II B Carter lost week.
Mr Henry Murley, ef Greenslroro, visited
Mr and Mrs Carter last Wednesday.
The young folks apent a very delightful
eveuing at tapt l.ane a last week.
Mr W C Stout killed two hog last week
that week that weighed i'M and 4(i3.
Mr Rankin Burgess killed two that weigh
ed 470 aud 476. They are two good farmers
aud know that it paya to raise your own
meat aan oreau.
Mr W 11 Steel and daughter, Miss Victoria
McMnlh, attended the OOth birthday celebra
tion of Mr Oliver McMath, ef Chatham conn
ty, but Tuesday the 4th. They report a large
crowd and a very pleasant aocaaton.
Mr Archie Jones and sister of Chatham
county visited relative here last Friday and
Saturday.
Messrs Waatoner and Bagan were in town
with a drove of mules and horses tbio week.
Mr A L Jenoa ia displaying a handsome
line nf crockery aud Christmas glassware.
Mrs Jeaae Copeland went to tireensboro
Monday.
Mr Mike York, one of the most successful
young farmers living sear Ramseur has a Sao
brand new son in his home.
Mrs W H Watkins left Tuesday for Troy to
near Key bam jonea deliver on ol bis fa
mom lecture.
TWO BOTTLES OF MBS JOE
PERSON'S REMEDY CUBES
BAD CASE OF ECZEMA.
Mrs O P Shell, Dunn, N C, nader
dt of June 80, 1903, mtk
"Oar little boy bavt had eczema
from hi infancy tod after taking
two bottle of Mil Joa Penon'i
Remedy wao'oompletely cured. It
ia a wonderful meUiciDe, and cannot
be two highly reojni mended."
There ia oo medicine oo the siar
ket to-day that will effect ear a
quickly a Mr oe Penon'i Reme
NEWS FROM RAMSEUR.
Columbia Maouloctorlno, Co to Psy 0 5Ui
ant 201 ! Each Month. Nlnttlttk Birth
sty Dhwor Extreme View o Tobacco
Advocated at Nollnoaa Matting.
Christmas oaty a 'few daya off and hen
fruit 22 cents a dozen. What a great wave
of prosperity for poultrvinen, but woe unto
the poor town people wbo want a little egg
nog and no mouoUun dew.
Hie Columbia ManufantunuH Co, we un
derstand will change their program somewhat
after Jan 1st 190U, by paying off their opera
tives twice a month, the 5th and 29lh, in
stead of onoe a month as heretofore. This
chaitgat.rtll suit the operatives niurh better.
Strand Mrs J M King and two daughter,
Misses Beulah and Alline, of Mitrhneld
and Mr Archibald Jones and sister Miss
flora, of Fail Creek, Chatham county, who
were visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs J
O Forrester last Saturday and Sunday hare
returned home.
Mrs W II Steele attended the With liirlb-
dsv of her father-in-law. Mr Oliver Mi-Math,
neur Siler City, luit Thuradar and reports i
Umt itwre wss alut 31HI relatives andnriah-!
uui .iT-n,. a iaiuiiiiiiu un
which all enjoyed very much.
was unread
The editor of
. .
oue amonff the pleasantest birthday par- j
ties in the history ol old Chatham.
I lioae people who nave lieen lellina uieir
confideutisl friends that they are goino; to
et married liefore I'hrititnaas should bear j
iniiiinuiiiaiiQere is oniyiwouiore www oe- ;
fore tKe time expires. But many things happen ;
between the eup ami lip. ,
I'nele John Umdr, aged 85 yiuir, has a
home-made remedy for chapped lingers and
handa which many of us are subject to these '
cold windy days diat be showed ns Saturday, j
He had taken needle and thread and made
a few stitches which were healing nicely.
Any kind ol thread will do rieept woollen.
While the wind blew rery high all day 1
Sunday, we noticed it ceased li blow at i
sundown so the sun could set. !
Mr and Mrs Jas Brady, of Cheek, moved
into town last week. Mr Brady has accepted
a position with the liamseiir rurniture rac- j
tory and nan gone to wora.
.Mr Stout carries the button for the heavi
est pigs killed this season, one tipping the
scales at 492 and another M 470 Iks.
There is a couple side-tracked for marriage
n xt Sunday. If you don't know who it is,
guess!
Mr Klkin Jones, who lias Ik-en visiting
relatives and friends at his old home at
Gold.-tnn, Chatham county, for the past week,
has returned home.
1 went to the Holiness prater meeting
yesterday evening, and one of the leading
saints who was condemning the use of to
b aeco, in any form went so far as to say
that lie "would not even take one Utile crumb
of tobacco in his mouth for all that ihia old
world contained.'' ;
Marrlag and Local Nwo from Kinoy
Mr W H Wrenn and family visited Mra
Wrenn's parents at Hi-hfalls fast week.
!iev R S Arrowood. of Kline, faiird to fill
his appointment at Trogdou's the first Sun
day on account of high water we suppose.
Ve lind several tropic who have not no -ticeil
that HHI'i has fifty three Sundays. The
year came in on Sunday and goes out on
Sunday.
Miss Kssie Ixonard, who is in school at
F.lise sjient a few days with her sister, Mrs
Wrenn, recently.
Miss Blanche Moffilt had thanksgiving
exercises in her school at Antioch.
Mr 11 G Whituker has commenced building
a nice residence on his place. Wo under
stand that his family will move to this
neighborhood iu the near future.
Messrs W H Wrenn, W P Moffat and Mr
J T Beck attended commissioner's court last
Monday.
Miss Minnie Maness, of Kunoy, and Mr
William Killer, of Moore county, were mar
ried the 3rd of December.
MiseSwanna Lowdermilk spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home near Why Xot.
Mr W J Moffitt has returned home and re-
rts times lively down noutn tnis year.
EMS WtgmmWW23QI3EB
Morris-Scarboro-Moffitt Go.
Doubtless there is notbiogf that requires more oi a housekeeper's time and thought
than proyidino; sooscthinf for her table. What to cat and where to get it is a question
you hare to consider every day in the year, and at no other season does the truth ot
this statement apply with such emphasis as during; the holiday season.
We have made special efforts to supply your wants in this line and it is to this par
ticular department of our business that wc desire to call your attention at this time.
CEREALSs Wc keep oo hand constantly a fresh supply of Grape Nuts, Force,
Vifror, Shredded Wheat Biscuit, Ralstons Breakfast Foods, Quaker, American and
Premier Oat Flakes, Quaker Puffed Rice, Cream of Wheat, Heckers Pancake Flour,
Hominy, Rice -the finest it is possibU for us to gt. Scc
We do not sell anything- stale in this line, if we know it, nd you are at liberty to
return any package that you may purchase from uo which is not in fresh condition'
COFFEEi Chase & Sanborru highest grade we can buy Seal Brand. Bonita, O.
G. Mocha and Jara and Almocha, also cheaper qualities.
MEATS Kin gans "Reliable" and Amours Gold Band Hams, Kingans Breakfast
Bacon, Pork, Sausage our own make, and Beef- Also a full line of all kinds canned
meats, including Acme chipped beef, Libby's chipped beef, sliced breakfast bacon, Lambs
Tongue, Tripe. Pigi Foart, etc. .
Wc lay claim to keeping as fancy line of canned goods as is kept not only " in our
town but in any town. It makes your mouth water to sec our "Nabob" Peaches,
Apricots, Pluiits, Cherries, Pears, etc - Gondola Peaches a little lower in price but mighty
good. "King" Tomatoes, the finest you erer sa r and "Meadow Dew" Tomatoes, a
shade lower in price but a credit to the packer. Our main pack of com is hard to beat.
Wc are exdusirc sellers of our best brand in this town and it is the finest tnooco will
buy. "
Almost everything imaginable iat canned goods, including car ried celery, sweet
potatoes. Van Camps Flominy the kind gTandmother used to make, Saucr Kraut.
Beans, Peas, Cranberry Sauce, Plum Pudding, Strawberries, Beets, etc
Wc are cxdusfTc dealers in this town tor the celebrated "Heinz 57 varieties direct
from the manufacturers. In this line a included Preserves, Mince Meat, Apple and
Peach Butter. Sweet Midget Pickles, sweet and sour Gherkins, Pearl Onions, Tomato
Ketchup, Worcester haucc, Mustard, balad Dressing. Prepared Mustard, India Relish,
Horse Radish, Celero Sauce. Tabasco Sauce, Queen Olives, Chow Cohw, Tomato Chut
ney. Wc wiH have to arrive about last of this week Florida Oranges, aS i inds nice apples,
Cranberries, Malaga Grapes and Celery. I
Try some of our Calibrnia strained Honey also fancy Maple Syrup with prepared
Buckwheat Flour.
Q
Uorris -
Freo Delivery.
- rifeta or Back Pains, Swollen Joints, Itching, Burning Skin
CURED THROUGH THE BLOOD BY B.B.B.
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blood. It uijl rkh, owios u-scmj.
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Tax Notice.
I will attend at th following times and
for the year 1905.
Trinity.
Afthdaic
nodding A Blair's Store,
j jjn, jjjij
j t jimU', Store,
Hini-aaw's Store,
! fine. Wood's Store,
I Nonh Skeeu'a Store,
A W Fuller's Store,
W T Crotts',
J M Floyd s,
Randleman Store Co.,
Randleman Bargain House,
Naomi,
Worthville,
Central Falls.
J A Routh's Store,
Red Cross,
Julian,
Level Cross,
Sophia,
frlgnr,
Grays Cross Iloada,
Mechanic,
Farmer,
Allen Nance's Store,
Delk A Cameron'a Store,
R C Johnson's "
Judge Shaw's "
G E Carter's "
Pisgah,
Sea grove.
Cedar Falls,
Franklinville,
Ramseur,
Liberty,
Staley,
York A Fraiier's Store.
Alien 'a Store (Empire',
Kemp's Mills,t.
Thos Hinsuas ' Store,
Coleridge,
II T Caveness' "
J M
Tysor'a Store,
Vow's Mills,
Mitchfield,
Wishing you a merry Christinas und a happy New Year, and desiring that you meet
at the above times and places and pay your taxes promptly, 1 am very t ruly.
WANTRDi by Chicago wholesale and mai j
order house, assistant rnanaajer imanorwrasn) ,
for thU county and adjolnlruf lerrilory. alary I
UOandexpcuse, paid weekly: expense money.
advanced. Work pleasant; position permanent.
io investment or cxnerlence reqalriHl. Write at
ed envelope.
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Scafloro - HolTitt Co.
Lesdlna; Symptoms Bom palaa, adaUea s
hootioa pslns up acS down tbs ht; acfalnff ssck ot
boukfe! bUJo, wollca Joints or swollen aiiacBa; dit
fl cutty tn moving arouoc yon haw to UJ cralchest
blood thla or ikta pr.le; lk.. ttchas and buratl thirtius
pains; bod b.-eath; geisdea, huabBao rout, tc. BoeuUo
Blood BAlm (3.B.3.) will retaovc Tery tysiEKom, Blv
lot Quick relief from th, rt dose, sod B. B. B. nls t
rich, Uoilina Hood of wval.tlch, purs blood dlrrrt le
the panlyxcd nnrrei, boews sad Jolobu ginnr wsrrc'Ji
and suensth hut won at I, Modtd. and In thh ws
roskrnt a perfect, Uatlnff Cura of MituawUsai In 1'
Its forms. "
Weak, laaettTS Kidneys Ons of the coutef
of Rheumatism la duo to laacura kkueirs and bladder.
B. B. B. atreiurllieiu weak kidneys and bladder, dralnin,
off sll diseased matter sod ail urlcscid, ao Ibeuiuia
flows freely and naturally.
otnnlo Blood llalni (B.B.B.) Is P "
and mmt to toko. Thorons;hlT tested r-r
SO Vrs. Composed of For. feotnnlo In
iiUlenta. Btrencthena Wk Btomnehs.
Suns Dyspepsia. '"f"1;0'
tie. Tka directed, ir not enreJ when
rlaht quantity f i takfen, monoy rided.
B.mpl. Sent reo by wrltln BlofB"
.nd iiHKlal frwo modlonl sdeios lo SUiS
oar sMsoot stla ooat ta
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An ,iM,i)tliit Have the most accurate Set Works
I and 'bei Variable Feed Worka, Saws. Bdgers,
Write aw frsa Islaliasa
I et(M iron wo'iii.
'Phono No 7.
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ilfyo" are in need of a iJee
over-coat it will pay you io .-vu ..in t I . We
! have one of the largest and best lints in the
county, and will save you money. ' ome to see
us; we guarantee satisfaction
. ' Liberty Mercantile Company,
J Liberty, N. C.
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we Can interest you in a
Heating Stove?
We have a full line of seasonable Hardware.
We have just received a complete line of Harness,
double and single, and will make you attractive prices
on any thing in that line.
Guns, Amuuition and Sporting Goods of all kinds.
Barbour, Virginia and High
Point Bnggies.
Lewis & Winslow
Winter Wear for Men Women apd
Children.
Fine Shoes, Good Shoes, Long Wear Shoes,
Fine Clothes, Good Clothes, Clothes that
wear well.
Dress Goods of the Latest Styles. jj
Everything for every body at fl
W. J. Miller's Store.
Rock Hill Buggies.
We were talking with a gentleman a few days ago who
had used a ROOK HILL BUGGY for the past twelve years,
and he states that if he were going to buy a dozen buggies
be would buy a ROOK HILL, believing that he would get
more for his money than in any other make of buggy.
Can you not be convinced of this fact? Gall to see us
and we think we can prove the above to you and sell yon s
ROOK HILL BUGGY, if you are io need, made and guaran
teed by the Rock Hill Buggy Co., Bock Hill, 8. 0., for sale by
McCrcry-Redding HLrdweLro
Company.
t Life is Worth the Livino
if you fit up your house
from our complete stock fo
House Furnishings.
In our Hardware Department is found Stoves,
Range,;Heatera, Stove-Piping and Mats, Cooking
U tens us and ail otner necessary aajuno.
In our two large Furniture Stores 1 1 shown
everything from an infant rocker to the massive
sideboard or suite of furniture.
In our fourth store or the China and Out Glass
Department is found one of the most beautiful
and complete lines Been any where.
An art square tliat pleases die eye
A suit ol furniture that is a joy forvrer,
Aa up-to-date range that makes cooking a pleaajure.
'Phone or call we are at all times awaiting your
command.
People's House Furnishing Company.
High Point, N. C.
Take The Courier
One Dollar Per
Hardware Company,
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and Get the News.
Year in Advance.
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