SERIES OF MEETINGS.
To be Held at HI. Zlon MetliodUt
Church anil at Ml Olivet.'
TTmlpp thu nnsniri. nf flip "U:in
dolph Methodist Preachers Associa
tinn" thprp will lip 11 niass-nifvtins
held at Mt. Zion Methodist Church
embracing the tiftii buudav in July
and rriday before.
In these" meetings the futulauieu
tal interests of the .church will b
presented from" time to time.
Rev's G. H. Detwiler.' J. W
Moore, J. l Davis, J. W. Calder
and S. B. Turrentine, are expected
to attend and participate in the
meetings. Doctor Detwiler, one of
the best preaches of the .South will
preach each morning. Doctor e.
h. Turrentine Presiding Elder, will
preach at Mt. Olivet on the df,h
Sunday at 11 o'clock a. m. and at
Mt. Zion at 3 p. m.
The Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper will be administered at .Mt.
Zion on Sunday a. m.
There will be preaching at Con
cord Church near Coleridge Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock and at
night and on Monday ones or tw ce.
The third Q.urtely Conference
will co'iveii" at Conejrd aturdiy
to Monday.
We desire a;id expect good con
giegations, and under the hand of
(iod we expect i'ood results. All
are cordial I;
with us and
vie.1?.
invited to worship
ti- v- all of these ser-
Frateinally,
.I.-KaP", pastor,
Coleridge, X. C.
mi'lt:iiiu:im iiir I;iimi::
"July the woiiieL . I'o 1.
i:i I'Lise contact with i'iir
i-itizeiis," wiite M :..- 1
JKmv.iiiI Weit'.voo.i I'uncer
tii'K women i::ini:grants i:i
;r,uil
;iw con e
ivii!d-l,e
"ix.ilietii
.ins: f-r-
the .New
for Aa
'!llf be-
Klea
W'omaii's M;
"understand ! h
u n
tH'a
having a horn
l.ivil!-' i;l Ar.ierii
Anic
an wni;i.i:
: Settle. 11.
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;:... a-. .a,; itiug ti,..
mu.t ; of the couury,
it-g tt:e i' i'i :i wo-ji. i:
luiiii
TheiV S..-IH t'J bo :tt!e !.oj, .' -h
ii nf.it tuna'e, pathetic fact,"
-av M'.si Wo'twoj'.!, ''.hit a
large pT-foid iV,t of
citi.ellS wllO e;;oc
never leara to sjvuk
and until they die a:
foreign land,"
our would-be
grown woinou
ottr ianguage
strangers; iu a
Ah'. Uk'Otg'' 'aimer and daughter,
Miss (jeitn.de, of Paducah, Kv.,
and Miss Eva Heitmun, of Tiiuty,
aie the guests this week of Mrs. L.
J. Heitman. Lexington Dispatch.
It is always well to have a box of
salve in the house. Sunburn, cuts,
bruises piles, and boils yield tc
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Should
keep a box on hand at all times to
provide for emergencies. For years
the Standard, but followed by many
imitators. Be sure you get the gen
ninoTloWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
Snbl hv Standard Drusr Co. aad
Asheboro Drag Co. Asheboro N. C,
There are a good many naughts
in the sum total ot tne wonu s in
habitants. ,
(JAVoman doesn't thoroughly eu
joy anything she can'tjery over.
Does evil still, your whole life fill?
1 Does woe betide?
Your thoughts abide on suicide?
You need a pill!
Kmc f nr nrose and facts DeWitt's
Little Early Risers are the most
Tdeasant and reliable pills known to
day. They never gripe. Sold by
Standard Drue Co. and Asheboro
Drug Co. Asheboro N.C.,
Every man who knows himself
knows how selfish other men are
P Talkisn'tjnecessarilylcheap ;when
money aoes ,tne taiKing.
There is an awfullot Jof mouey
wasted buying drinks on a hot day
when they arejlost'in perspiration.
Children like Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and Tar. The pleasantest
and best cough eyrup to take, be-
cause it contains no opiates. Sold
by Standard Drug Co. and Asheboro
- Drug Co. Asheboro N. C,
WHO' IS RESPONSIBLE?
Shameful Prevailing Conditions
Traced to Source.
EEPUELIOANS STAND CONDEMNED
Filth, Friiud nnd ;nilt Are the Nat
ural Rrxulla of Monopoly Tariff
FoiitercU, SouIU'mm t'orpnnitloiiH I'ol
miiii and riunder the IVopli" and
Stifle Competition. '
There are persons wl,o maintain that
it is idle to attempt to show a itmnet
lion between KepiiMican politics or
policies and the disunit-ci'iil records
of current events, incl,idin such mat-
tore as the revelations conecrulnj; the
t hicao packing houses and the
"Kraft" shown in relations In'twecn
Pennsylvania railroad ollieials and coal
mine owners. ImWil there are those
who assert that such attempt would
not only he fruitless, but would be
nothins: more diniticd than a display
of malicious political prejudice.
However, it is certain thai such con
nection exists and can ! shown. It
may be denied, but it is nevertheless a
fact, that the cmd!:!o:is productive of
esulls mentioned eoull not exist
if it were not for the enormous combi
nations of capital, creatinu' exclusive
!ion"p:lies of various forms of trade
IM'i'ially f:;feivd by ;i Republican Mr-
id' and carefully shielded by KcpuMic-
in an.-nts at Washinulon. one inarketl
. ffect of such combinations of capital
is t.) (ievei.ip the radical I'Vils of I'.io-
ioi)o!y. As the Journal of i 'omtuerei'
;ays:
"Tile power acquired ir. cr the mar
ket for raw material may be npntvs-
ivel;.- used upon tlie pro !::cer-i oi' that
:at ".'i.-!l. U 1;:.:y also bo used a an
im-tr.i:ne:.t f coercion over transpor- ,
ta!!oa ':i:::;)ai;le.: to extort di.-.crimi- ;
nalia: iv!.'- :;::.l ;v:Viv:i:i::l treat-,
i::.'::t, so Ita.t eomjieliiioa m.iy bo
ffu-h-d o::t and siiml'er lad.'p-'iident
bntelie:-'.:! ::;;d packing ca'v.'i ra.i may
b.
ra;.
sarin1 !:'.'!!!'
tnid ruinoiisiv
may
erted
'.i:tl::u
be o
i:i ta.
and i "
the p
'i !..- o
s ; ry i . a y
i"-.ii:! '.'
t :: 1 '
:d ii f.
: it a'.td I '-
. di-'r::. ue i
U.able je-o-;
K fou id. a
ic!i to excel
and to seek
airity rather
'. iie:i b
t;:.-;e v.-::i :,i v;
on C:, part of
cu.iKty f pro la.
;'..:.t by real m;h
r..o;;vi
i.i ill
patron
tliati bv i!m ,-,miv, , ,.f i'.hi,..
vertis..."uu.;lts which are usually false
ati.l niisjeadiir.r. from the u.iv.urraated
la'icT irjVafl $ can to tiie iintsiense sign
eroded upon the nov.utain side. I
Jtut
when
when there N no eotnpetltion, i
it has lieeti eliminated by -fa- :
yorab!e"--and that penerally means ; j
bole- if- it s . it on. i-o mat t::e uusi- i
ij conducted on a scale so euor-
rnous that details are concealed, meth
ods may not be o'werveil or real rpial-
Ity Judged, then the motive to excel oy
reason of real worth nnd superiority
no loncer exists. The public pays the
penalty and whatever price the mo
nopoly Is pleased to charge.
Victory For Ilrform.
lolltlcnl conditions in South Dakota
are much like those In Wisconsin nnd
Town. The Iietmhlieans are badly spin
on the tariff question nnd the Insur
gents won a complete victory in w
last state convention, me .mkcdcu im
zette nnd other Ik'mooratie pnir8 gave
aid nnd comfort to tlo ret orniers in mt
ante-convention camiaign, and tlie vie
tr.rv for reform over protectlonlHni niul
graft Is a long step towanl the coin
plete undoing of the Kepubllcan ma
chine in South Dakota. Intleetl, thai
state Is likely to give its electoral vote
to the iH-mocratle candklate In 1008.
An HoiMl Judate.
Judge William Timlin of tlie supreme
court of Wisconsin made an addres
before the Btuxtenta nnd faculty of III
pon college the other day In wtlch he
declared that In his opinion the courts
of the country need to undergo a course
of training to learn that the Imprison
ment of rich criminals Is not sacrilege.
Tlipv have aa elective judiciary In Wis
consin, nnd Judge Timlin Is new to the
aiinreme bench. If he had galnea
life tenure In his office as a rewnnl for
serving the railroads ana trusts ne
would hardly feel 83 Infernally Inde
pendent. White House Scapegoats.
How handy It Is to have a scapegoat
at hand In ense of necessity! Scape
goats are always kept In stock nt the
White House In these strenuous Re
publican times. Senator Beveridge Is
the last to be used In the Wadswortb
embroilment, and other cuckoo con
gressmen are on tap. When others
fall Private Secretary Loe'b Is always
ready to offer himself as a willing sac
rifice to :lear the skirts of his master.
d.es' read ims.
Mrs. Thomas Johns, sister to Mr.
I H. C, Kccles, Chailotte, N. C, 'says:
Four years ago my health com-
; pletely gave wav. I was 48 vears
; od unJ was 1H0strated from troubles
' pertaining tJ my sex. The doctors
, sui'-l there was iio hope foi me; I
i might live a year, I might not live a
month. I was confined t) my bed
for three months, and for about a
year would have faiutinir spells that
exhausted me so that I would be
. r:.. I l. .1 .,...,1, ..
COUiiuetl lo ill ueu nun i.nju uuc,
for two or three weeks. None of
e -ill i . ,t
my fam.h " had any hope of ever see-
I w.is weak and nervous, and
f;liing condition ."eiierall v. Some!
fnell(s in Charlotte advised me to !
M Joe p, nen.edv. As i
-, . ... . . i
a drowning person will catch at a j
Straw,! was willing to n; aujining
I liousrht half a iKxeii bottles aiid
took it. but could not see that it!
did me any go d. fcftillnot knowing!
what else to do, I bought another
half dozen, ami without any faith in
it or anything else, I continued it
Before I had taken the dozen bottles1
Helta little stronger. I took tliej
llciiiei'y regularly for one year, tak
ing in all about three doz-.m ' ottles, ',
and it has ivstoied me to health.:
My health is h-tter tii.ui it was for
wars i.i fore 1 whs taken down, am.
lieeltl:at till danger has passed
My nervoiisiieis is cured. It has '
been two years sine--' 1 stopped the
lleniedy. 1 cintio: say too much m
its pr.iisi. My doctors siid my
ileal d- was cancerous, but I think;
'low it W;H chatlgv' of life. 1
Mrs. Thomas .lohn?. 1
Alt'. urn, N. C, Sept. Co, VAK
li. Il.iyvtu
Mr. l-:.ii;or
,1 Mr, )n-,llr,..
tiMvcUing ovir'
poiiio'.i of the
'ill o! tile itl-i'.-T i pO' llO'.l
c jiitit v, 1 hnd in ii y are x
re.-1 uti
i tiietii
I. ivor
!V worl
i.i the do
far slieiilt
it r any-
fence el
ar.il Mi.
thirt-
and hav
iimg ; :;
pa.'ut
i'l
: a:
W(! tll
S bV
to the
otlicrs.
'Veli tllclll
I lo
s;i -as,
oidu-i.
IV: tlie
, T,.rt i;
iiirny .
' M'tlat
1 l;:nc
OWV.1:
-'..edd
: u-
man
i-t as
for p
votcilv icr il..
V. c--t
fitted by k.
. ficc wiiJ ui.
by l:e! pi: i i oi-i-
al .vt'.y s i ..Her :
! :y lh;i'i i'.u o:n
s.tch (dr,.:.!ii-taio
ue hesita'c to in.
Mr. Ka.?hie
ill',
. it
i . !fiiv e.
o n I'.' :
; i: . 1 1;.!'
v, th.-s"
d.e li.eclb.l
vo'i'.d lilal
ii tider
shiKild
in a
W - ropreseutatixe of i-0!iiuiii..ier,
ad 1 S'"' 110 ""' !o,!!,!3
yr!;h's ability to urike a good slier- j
iff.
V" i l i 1 e near Kaniseiir last week,
wc were very sorry to learn of, and
St.e the Sad and painful condition of
T. 1. l'aiks, who sustained the
loss of one arm and other injuries,
while helping Mr. James Parks
thresh wheat. While he seemed to
be resting easy aud doing well under
the kiud tender care ot iriends, ne
will have a close call, eveu though
the weather be favorable to his cou-
ditiou. His daughter, Miss Ada
Parks, frcm Richmond, Va. U with
him.
We are having too much rain on
the river for best results, especially
in keeping the weeds aud grass under
control.
Very Truly.
"j. F. Hamilton.
A sweet breath adds to the joys of
of a kiss. You wouldn't want to
kiss your wife, mother, or sweet
heart witn a oau, Dreatn. iqu
can't have a sweet breath without a
healthy stomach. You cau't have a
healthy stouiacn witnoui perieci ui
gestion. There is only one remedy
that digests what you eat and makes
the breath as sweet as a rose and
remedy is KODOL FOR DYSPEP
SIA. It is a relief for sour stomach,
nolrdatinn nf th heart, and other
ailments arising from disorder of the
stomacn anu digestion, xase a lit
tle Kodol after vour meals and see
wW it. will do for vou. Sold bv
Standard Drug Co., and Asheboro
Drug (Jo., Asheboro, r .
Whon ft man borrows trouble he
puts up his peace of mind as collat
eral.
T'nlpsa r man's sense of humor JS
on a vacation, he nevej takes a wo
man seriously.
Kennedy's Laxative llonev and
Tar is the original laxative cough
Syrup and combines the qualities
necessary to relieve the cough and
purge the system of cold. Contains
no. opiates. " Sold by Standard Drug
Co. and Asheboro Drug Uo.
INCREASED PRICES.
ot of Living Advanced Monopoly
the Chief CnuKe.
The cost of living is now 47 per cent
higher thnn ou July 1, ISO", without
lurludiut? reat, though it is safe to say
that rout keeps pace with the Increased
eost of buildinj; materials. As every
une pays these increased prices, It is
important to know what has caused
such mi enormous adxiince. It should
1.' first noted that the present trust
fostering tariff law went into effect
July 24, lSi7, and that almost liume-
i ...
i lll,,tt'!' 11,0 mK'e of 1,11 lrotiK-ted nrtl-
eies iiryau to aiivunee in iuis country.
LltIlolIJ thurc was no rap;j
advance of prices in other countries.
As this tariff law protected tlu Amer
ican producers from competition. It
,vas very natural that they should In
crease the price they charged for their
products to the jmlnt where foreign
u'uods could le Imported and pay the
freight and costs and also the tariff
duties, avoraKln over oO per cent.
The large profits possible under the
protcetive tariff indmed the formation
of trusts and combines control the
home market, and this monopoly ad
vanced prices tu the highest limit. No
tiures or argument ure necessary to
prove tlie advance In prices. Every
one who buys food or clothing or pays
rent' knows of the large Increase from
tlielr daily exjioricnce. It is most ex-..sp'-rating
also to know that the trusts
at: 1 c.iiabines, which produce about all .
tkr i,eevit!es and luxuries of life, are
i '.ill!'- tticir surplus stocks, after tlie
A! :'Wean eople have bought all they
can a:;'ord, at iniicJi lower prices to for- ,
itrticis than they charge our own pen
pie. As l!ie tariff is a p.iKtical Issue, !
;.-;iii!ili.-i:i Jirie-v ni'il writers ile- 1
ittiill
v th.
1 t' i: -.'e'lltit.- abrvi.l
1 ben
fa'-l
cod ,
ei:: t
d it
as t'i.:
.-. 11
.ted :
V:d i'
-h pr'.c.
ot !!,
s Ol ti
c'Jv buy
ice. but
d g.vi-ls
prli ' of
Cle con
work'ft
ur pr-
i at I1
li. if it"
if C:.l
Ifr.l It
'v 1
! by
vol.:.
d
lb -r
TITLE 3 AND DZGRflCS.
, -r. :'i-:lt-.H on W linm 1 ! ? f i - r
V'itc V.'orlbily l oiifcrreil.
I..1..I0:; J.iuriial i i a vecoat lsstio
coufi-l
father
those
by s
worth
up -i'l Mr. I.ongwm'tU and his
. -i.f.v the new titles which
i. ill liicu are supposed to covet,
;iag of them U3 "Senator Long
son -in-law of King Theodore,
r. s."
Quito different was tlie action of
Brown university In conferring de
grees for meritorious services upon
two men who have worked modestly
and successfully for bouest reform by
honest means. Never were, honorary
degrees more righteously conferred
than these: Everett Colby. A. M., citi
zen, soldier of the common good, sur
rendering leisure nnoT pleasure that
civic virtue may become credible nnd
public office le held us puUlc trust;
flmrles Evans Hughes; UU. v., stu
dent nnder these eltas. soiiio time pro
fessor of law In Cornell university,
honored member of the New York bar,
Investigator without raailce and wltn
out fear, skilled to use the prole, but:
not the rnke, through wnose latwr tne
public conscience has been nnlckenedi
aud purified.
Charles E. Hushes ana Evereii i,oi
bv. whatever their former political as
solutions may have been, have acted"
like good Democrats and good citizen
and are entitled to snare irlth La Fot-
lctte and Cummins and Weaver tn-
glory that results frtm a faithful per
formance of public duty. No two men
In America have dert severer blows- to
that Republican machine of which
"King Theodore" fs the bend and front
Foollna; the People.
Chancellor Day of Syracuse univer
sity Is receiving a good deal of criti
cism nowadays for rehashing the old
Reonblican eutodes of the trusts. The
trouble is that he Is saying now what
President Ttoosovelt was saying m 11KK
and 1904, but Inliors under the errone
ous impression that the president has
changed his mind nnd is no better than
a Democrat. Roosevelt Is Just as good
ti Republican ns Day or any other
stand patter, but he is trying to fool
the people nnd has evidently succeeded
In fooling Mr. Day, who cannot under,
stand his way of paltering In a double
sense.
Rational Birds.
As a matter of fact, we seem to have
three national birds In this country
the eagle, the stork nnd the phoenix.
Kansas City Journal.
What's the matter with canned cblck-en?
CATARRH,
FOUL
If You Continually K'hawk and Spit and There is a Constant
Dripping From the Nose Into the Throat, If You Have
Foul. Sickeninri Breath. That IS Catarrh.
CURED THROUGH THE BLOOD BY B. B. 3.
Ij vour breath fov-I? Ij ynnrToIce hnskj-?
J eurnose jtopped? Poyoasanrunt nlch;?
Jjo"v u income a irri-at ili'iu? Duyou Uavo liv-
t ;i'r.: -v Ins In tUo f J:il! r..'.? X you ha v
p. - i:."W!l.'i f.'. :V An yi-a 1 s;:i yc.-..-
sjt.i ot bmc !i? U ther-j a tlrippl:n a '1. 1
tt-rv. C . Are you lo!nv yr:r .-r.s : of l u: f
:railUi.tlyi'i;;!:!.'iK'a:; i.'.you );.' :
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l.ioo!,'-iiei
o away v.i'
: toiiiuenltri' j
r.v.yuiptoia.3iMiii'li'ta;i
For :i!c' by Sunward Drug jC-'-mpany anJ Ashcboro Drug
Company, Asheboro, N. C.
Our Eig Clubbing Offer.
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The Michigan Lino
Best of Service to
TOLEDO
DETROIT
And to all the Famous Sum
mer Resorts of
MICHIGAN
and CANADA
Through Cars
from Cincinnati
to Charlevoix
On and after June 25
BOOK OF SUMMER TOURS
FREE FOR THE ASKING.
W. B. Calloway,
General I'nsx? iiger Agent,
CINCINNATI, 0.
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INCORPORATE!!
apital Stock $30,000
RALEIGH, N. C. 1 f CHARLOTTE, N. C
Pullen Building, j Piedmont, Ins. Bid.
THEE SCHOOLS GIVE the woiM- lwt in mo.Vm Hutlm Education. iI)et Buinesi
Colleee lu North Cnmliiia. l"iitlouii vunninteeii. Imikfl (v a written fimtruct. No vacation.
InilividuHl iimtniction. We lo teach Book-keeping, shor'tlinnd. peiimnMlili. "f "loll. Hen
for Horai'Study rate. Wrltt today lorotir t'at'ilxnn'. Ter mi.l Hid Kn- isnC'i. They "
tree. Adrtrnn. KICS BVEIN:"' COl F
nr.rt n.E.T!
.rm.rio a.T ... '.-u.oouaireet
ifrvcj, mm'".. inralrand
i jjivi! c vort!ifa nr. I
r"!::, ..'.ng car vt
!.ir-in.
"&7 a fb$z
In I adios'. T'lisses' z.r.6 Child
ren's Ctcfori:, in pater.t l.-ather
-y i metal, calf and vici kids.
rnces ;.. the
sea -oil's
ani points ci
ir.socct thtrr,.
cr.
T$he Crosse.it
Shoe for Men
l l-'u sho. ... no
duction. It . . ' en!
that .-. fui-nsshco tl :
;,hoe
. iidc-
I iotS
r the
popu-
tor fc"Sen 1
Our stock shows :!! i'.c
choicest shapes- Ycu can lind
t!.c one adapted to yot r st.tjc
ii you call to sec us. We li.'ve
done the season in Panamas,
but still have a lev left
Come early.
morris-scarboro Mornn co,
'TAKE NO
SUBSTITUTE
MAKERS
C HADDOCK
kTERRY'COJ
A full line of these
Shoes can be found at
W. J. MILLER'S,
Sole Agent,
ASHEBORO N. C.
Money to Loan
On city real estate mort
gage. Terms: One to ten
years. Interest: 6 percent,
per annum, payable semi-an- y
nually. Address,
Piedmont Trust Company,
Burlington N. C.
I mt s r-orr
in: "ilnu Uo.,.
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