"LEST WE FORGET.'
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
Sometime ago I saw these words I
of Rudyird Kipliug, and they, to
gether with the yeirs stretching fir I
back, put one to thinking. It sceim i
but yesterday since, I waded up and '
down the little creek put yonder,
(the right fork of the Uwnarrie). I
and displayed all the patience of
Job. fishing with a bent pin, and I :
don't remember to have had a single 1
uibble. I guess the hook "'as ton :
large for their mouths, and I should j
have been in doubt even now a bone
there having been a tish of any kind j
in the branch, but for my memory j
which is as clear as the water ou '
that point. The little branch
goes chattering on keeping the ewn ,
tenor of its way just as it did years :
ago when we iisteiiej to the li tV'
sharps and trebles as it wriultd if?
way southward. The ha:i 1 of tin
has been right busy iu and around .
here, since I can lirst reiin inber.
As I walked up M.sin street some
time ajjo, win re now and hua ismm
residences, n!i painted and powdered,
and bells mi tiie ii'int diidis v hi h
would wake up all the sewn sl'-ep-r.-at
one time, 1 ihuht of oilier d .
My first reiiiembramv of t1:;- I'.r;
of town whs in ?i:!rtiu' ibr.vi.
route for the Collet', wnich at t:ia:
time was the j'ivot upon whii.-n i-i v
thing turned tin ;uid about Tniiiiv
1 lo.st my bearing th.ui.'h how. it i
hard for use to suy. f r ! am a Sir" I - -hazy
about it now; but I g,i-e-i 'iu
woods confiiS'-d: :ii", fur :is 1 t.'i'
of it now, it was !' try uvii timber
ed on both sides jL tiie Hud i"roiii
the Bibb pha.v on dow u. !-j:ue.
where abou the pi .ce where we jr-.-t
euch a iiie u-.v ...f J.;ekso.i Ilill,
and the Coll-ge stat.ds out in b old
relief, and generally puis sjiue kind
of giand i-leas iii our heads, I say
ideas because ii: s.mie caes us in
mine it was only idea?, right heie I
saw I was lost, hopelessly lost: uul
not being 'pite as re isonalde a crea
ture as 1 am now, (yjt having rea
soned so long) I thought in a hurry
what I had best do, whether to re
trace my sreps to th1 brick lodge,
or go on and try and tin.l my way i
down to the business part of town, j
for as I have Slid in the couise of
these remarks the Man street now,!
was not much exept main road!
forty years ago. I
lnnity College at teat time was:
simply a square brick structure,
just what we call the old college
now. The new Chanel had not
been built, consequenily while to
my childish eyes it was an immense
structure, it fell far short of the
imposing edifice which for upwaids
of 35 years has ben offerirg gleat
draughts of wa'er iom her inex
haustible fountain. Well I am very1
torgetiui in writing as weil as in
talking. I believe 1 was thinking
over the changes which Trinity has
undergone in the last 30 years. As
I sit here at the south window, 1
see a man ploughing in that nic
little grove below the Gannon house,
that might almost be called an aca
demic grove, for it was here tlx
College boys used to practice their
speeches a little later on than this,
along in April probably. You
could hear them declaiming and it
would also be exclaiming, as if t
listening senates, oh! those weie
grand dnys; and when the bell would
ring, all the people for miles around
would assemble to hear the students
speak; and they would speak long
and loud. You could see Uoratius
standing at the bridge; and or eyes
would water as "The noble six hun
dred" rode away, and I know I
would be r.-a'lv frightmel when
"The Gladiator" was repeated in
that peculiarly sepulchurJ voice in
which it was al ways rendered. Some
of these vjices are now commanding
listening senates sure enough, but
they had to practice a good nutiy
times I suppoe in sequestered vales,
and shaded uojKb.
I think Spring is coming at last.
I heard a djve yesterday. I thiuk
that is a sigu of Spriu?, and of
which I am truly glad. They are
still ploughing over on the little
hill, the biids are twittering in a
minor key, for it. now looks like we
might have rain; and I must go and
look at my box where I have pltn ed
some early "Jersey Wakefield," and
1 believe of all earthly affectiouw
outside or my ovn family circle I
have the greatest love for what is
known as early Jersey Wakefield.
You must excuse this little lefer
if it is', not altogether a? polished
as 8om3 of my earlier communica
tions, but this is a glance back
ward, I will try and do bettti, and
look upward and onward after this.
Truly,
"Auet Annie'
The only thing some people always
hnve ready is an pxeuse.
Almost any one van be induced to lie
if you ask enough question.
The better you behave tho better you
get nlDiij;. It's old, but it's true.
A man nobody can quarrel with has
the life problem reasonably well solved.
Lack of opportunity 1ms to stand as
nn excuse for n lot of jreiiorul shiftlcss
ness. The trouble with some people lies In
the fact that they consider their faults
their misfortunes.
Are you anions those wlio treat their
new neiuaiiunnees better than they
treat their old friends?
If a man has plenty of money to back
up a lot of fool notions, people call him
eccentric, but if he only has the notions
he is n crank. Atchison (.llohe.
Tamed the Box Office Man.
A theater box olli.-e man whose seats
were all sold days ul.ea 1 was turning
nway disappointed patruus more than
gruffly when a man who Stuil wutehud
the process with cl iwing ire reached
the wind nv. -St lllur :ii;y mure seats
this season V" lie bc'in. The ticket
seller answered witli a st.'ii-r. The ques
tion, quietly ln.t 1: eii.lv repeated, finally
received an iil!':rni::t,ve aicwer, "'ilvt
me two." When':" e. i.-l the teller,
recovering. "Any t'."n" th,. man
The seller was a!i.i. -t t i eni-ticd to
ask "Whor :;' "An; .hciv." re;. led
the man. "I! w I rn-li ." v. V;.ci-o. lln
seller, liis voice d.crt:m: li'.m. "Any
price." said the i:,..i,. Tin- ln-kefs wii'
transferred in an awed - lein-e, an. I Hie
line of pun Im-u r that had ovi rlieard
smiled believoleally al Iho n it lecal.l.V
tamed man in the ca.e. New York
l'ost.
Holmes on Shelley.
Shelley vaporized everything In his
glowing crucible, but there was gold at
the bottom of it. When I look at him
spreading the starry wings of his fancy
over his chaotic philosophy he seems
like a seraph hovering over the un
fathomable chasm, whose blackness is
the abode of demons. "Autocrat of the
Breakfast Table."
our
Heart Beat
Yes. 100,000 times each day.
Does it send out good blood
or bad blood? You know, for
good blood is good health ;
bad blood, bad health. And
you know precisely what to
take for bad blood Ayer's
Sarsaparilla. Doctors have
endorsed it for 60 years.
A
i yers
ltatfa by J. C. A jot Co., Lowell, Xul
to uumuiumi or
7 HAIR VIGOR.
AGUE CURE.
CHERRY PECTORAL.
purmrhoiMi. B
wtramernimumimmmm
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.
There is a disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so deeep-
I ; III II IUJm tive. aianvsu.Uleii
rt Ilk lEP deaths are caused
by it heart dis
ease, pneumonia,
heart failure or
i apoplexy are often
the result ot kid
ney disease. If
kiduev trouble is
allowed toadvance
thekidney-poison-
co ihoou vi,i iii-
taek the vital organs, causing catarrh of
the bladder, or the kidneys themselves
break down iitnl Yastc away cell by cell.
Madder troubles almost n'.ways'rcsult
from a derangement nf the kidneys and
a cure iit obtained ijtiickt-st by a proper
treatment of the 1. ium-vs. If you are li el
eiij badlv oi i-.ni inuUe iio'mi-t.ike be
'. ..'i'4 1 ii .' l.i'tmi'n nmp-Root, the
t lidno . ' a. id Madder n medy.
Il col.ii i- in I'iil.le to hold niMie aild
l"ii p : 'i I aiin it, ii!!d oi r-
o. lh e i 'o , hi' n. cessil of Vi mi,'
" i :'i d 1 1 il tinoiih' the i'.iv,
io i . I ri .me t inns limine the
n ii. 'I 'e- i iii. I an I tlie cxlraoidinary
i 1 " I i'l : .iie-l'.ool is men le.iii.id.
I: in : l .ie In:1 lie-1 for its wmiik-riul
l IM u of the lllir-t lllfllo-il!' C.i-i
imp Pool ii pit- IMHIl to l..'..
I In a'.l oiiie.g;tH in li:'t .
ell'--dollar :-i e I ol! iv s. HI nr. y
iiiMile In f'.i of Ihis wfinde: ! r.l i
covcry an 1 a hook that tells all ;
both e'en I free by mail. Ad. ire;--,
l'.u r S: Co., r.ingliaiiitoii, N. '.
r : t in i menlioii rea iin ' this e
t iier in this paper. I'mi l m.ii.e :::iv
mist ike. but rememlicrthe ii:imi .s.:i:n
Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Uoot, a:id the
address, Ihnehaintoii, N. V., on everv
Iv.f.le.
and
i:l it.
:. Kil
When a ro-,is
The Southern Railway Co. has
eetabusbed a school of Algebra.
geometry, and trigonometry, ai d
mathmatics at Spencer for the be; e
fit of appreuticemen in the 6hops
there, y
Bulfonr Granite Qaany, of Salis
bury, ia constiucting a handwnie
monument to ensign Worth lla'e--.
ine nrsi nero oi tne Jatt war to : e
erected at Raleigh.
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LOADED ON THE CARS;
PER CORD FOR MAPLE,
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HICKORY,
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Greensboro, N. C.
Tfemalewe
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We have them in all -styles and at all prices an l
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Carpets. Mattings an.i Upholstered Goods.
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or over ar.d deliver vnur goods and pay fare one
way on amounts of $25.00 and up to $100. This
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to High Point.
Yours for satisfactory business,
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8 Big Stores
South Main St.
High Point, N. C.
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MOREHEAD & SAPP,
Attorneys at Law, Greensboro, N. C.
Will prai'tice as heretnfore In Randolph Co
Priiii'liml otlliw in GreeiiBboro, N. C. Telephone
in ottice uml 1 n coinmuiiicutioii with all partB
of Kuudolph County.
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ASHEBORO, N. C.
Ofiera his professional service to the
citizens .'of Asheboro and surrounding
community. Offices: At Residence
Dr. J. V. HUNTER,
PHYSICIAN - AND - SURGEON.
Office Ashoboro Drug Co.
Residence Cornei of Main and Worth
Streets.
Asheboro, N. O.
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- Physician - and - Surgeon,
ASHEBORO. N C
Office over Spnon & Hciltiiiig's store near
standard Drug Co.
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DENTIST,
Asheboro, N. O.
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Jewe'er and
Photographer,
Asheboro, N. C.
W. R. EAL.
PHOTOGRAPHER
AND
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Randleman, N. C.
CHAS. L. HOLTON.
Attorney-&.t-La.w
ASHEBORO, - N. C.
rr&rli.'p in l.ntll SlulP anil Fuloral nnnWa
Special attention given to collections and the
settlement of estates. Office: North sida
court house.
THAD. S. FERREE,
Attorney At Law
ASHEBORO - - - N. C.
All matters attended to with care
and promptness. Special atten
tion given to collections and the
settlement of estates.
0 R COr, President. W J; AKMFIELfi. V-Frea
W J ARMFIELD. Jr.. Cashier.
The Bank of Randolph,
Capital and Surplus,
Total Assets, over
$36,000.00
$150,000.00
mui aaiiiie asseiH. experience ana proved on
" "i iut umimg puoucana
feel safe in saving we are prepared and rUlin
to ejtend to our customer), every facility and ao
sommodauon consistent with infa huibtna
DIKCCTOftSi
Buph Parks. Sr.. W J Armneld.W P Wood. P H
Moms C C MoAllster, KM ArmSeld, OBOos.
asbHryVc jCoi: -V -- "
S Bryant. President J. I. Cole, Cashier
&,e
Ba.uk of Randlema.n.
Randleman, N. C.
CapiUl $12,000. Surplus, $5)0a
Accounts received nn favorabl
terms. Interest paid on savings de
posits.
Directors: W K Hartsell, A N
Bulla, S 6 Newlin, W T Bryant, 0
L LindBay, N N Newlin, S Bryant,
H 0 Barker and J H Cole,
NOTICF.
This is my last round forthe collection of
the taxes for the year 1906, and all who
have not paid their taxes are urged to meet
me at the above times and places and par.
I am compelled to settle the taxes and shall
be forced to levy on all who fail to meet me
and pay their .taxes this round.
Very truly yours,
. T. J. Finch Ex. Shff.
This Feb. 5, 1907.
WANTED STAVES-Highest iash price,
paid for all kinds of staves for ITorfoIk mar
tet. Apply to E A Hammer, faheboro, N 0.
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