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RAMSEUR BAND. h'omr ew Members Added Liberality ot Public Spirited Citizens. Four new members have been added to the Ramseur Cornet Band. They an, C. B. Brown, slide trom bone; Orin Forrester, B. flat cornet; Fred. Finmson, second B. flat tenor; M. L. Brady, third E. flat alto. Hon. W. H. Watkins has recently given the band $200, making a total of $400, in the course of twelve months. The band desires to thank Mr. Watkins for his generosity. The people of Ramseur also, wish to add their thanks. Mr. and Mrs. Hamp. Covington, of Jacksonville, Ela., nre visiting Mr. and Mrs W. II. Watkins. Mr. J. E. Cole, of Liberty, is spending a few days in town. Mr. A. G. Burgess and family, if Greensboro, are visiting Mrs. M. (5. Smith. Mrs. J. G. Stout and childieu, of Florence, S. C. are visiting Mrs. I). A. Thomas. Misses Minnie mid Daisy Thomas, of Durham, are visiting Miss Sallie Thomas. Miss Wnite, of Asheboro, vitited her uncle. Mr. E. J. Steed, last week. Mrs. E. M. Grady and children, of Orangeburg, S. C, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Free. TO PROMOTE TEMPERANCE. Mining .Movement Inaugurated at Worth villr Much Kntliuiaiu. A mass meetiug of the people interested in temperance was held in the church at Worthville Mon day evening for the purpose of dis cussing the situation here, which is that of selling illegally and ordering liquor for minors. The following committee on law und order was appointed to look after and report any guilty of illegal sales of into.xi cants or cigarettes to minors, and also those guilty of Sabbath break ing: C. (J. Hubbard, Chaii man, J.O. Arnold, W. A. Jennings, J. W. Jenkens and E. C. Willi; Huon. The secretary of this meeting was instructed to secure the State Lec turer of the Anti-Saloou League to come here and lecture on temper ance and law enforcement with the end iz view of organizing an Anti saloon League. The meeting in. dorsed very heartily the present course of the Mayor, Mr. J. A. Withers, who is doing much in fa vor of enforcing the low. Dr. C. C. Hubbard deserves much credit for the steps he has taken to put a stop to intemperance in our town. E. C. Williamson Sec'y. JAMESTOWN ITEMS. ..3amestown Ruggy Company's New Uuildiug Completed. Mrs. Mary Kirkman and faugh ter, Eihel, of Cabool, Mo., who are visiting Dr. D. A. Armfield, will return home Tuesday. The Jamestown Buggy Company's new store and shop are now com pleted and add much to the appear ance of the lower end of Main street. Wheat harvesting is now over and the threshing machines are around. W. E. Cunningham and C. E. Yoder, day and night operators re spectively at this place have re signed. Mr. Clyde Cox, of Hill Top, has taken the place of night operator. SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION. Program ef Fourth Annual Meeting of Richland Township Association. The fourth annual Convention of Richland Sunday School Assoc ation will be held at Brower's Cnap el, July 20-21, 1907. The pr gram is as follows; 10;30 Devotional Rev. J. H. Stowe. 10:45 Reports of officers of tlie Association. 11:15 Enrollment of delegates. 11:30 Appointment of committees. DINNER. AFTERNOON SESSION 2:00 Primary Work and Methods. Mrs. C. C. Uubliard and Miss Esther Ross. 2;45 Round Table Primary Work C. O, Hubbard. 3:15 Open Discussion . 3:20 Organized Class Work Wiley Ward aiid 'A: A. Lewallen, 4:00-Baracca W. B. Webster. 4:30 Other Organized Class Work E. Mottitt. 4:45 Election of Officers. Sunday. Sonday morning's session will be devoted to short addresses by dele gates from the different schools in the township. - AFTERNOON 8EBSION. 1:30 Temperance Rev. W. E. Swain. 2:00 Home Department Lula Andrews, Open I liscussion. 2:30-Cradle Roll Mrs. O W. Rich. Discussion. 3:00 Song Service. 3:15-The Broader Wosk of theS. S. J. M Way. 3:45 1 caching and Teachers J M Allen. 4:00 Preparation and Application -. J. M. Burow. 4:30 ' hat shall we do for the Betterment of our Sunday Schools When We go Home - ) R. Cox and W. M. Stevenson. TRINITY NEWS. -Motes Social and Personal t-'rom the Courier Correspondent. The Township Sunday School Convention met at Arclulale on Sunday. There was a right good attendance and several good sjieecbes wade. lhe College building is being thoroughly renovated and many improvements made on the interior. Rev. J C. Harmon, of Cleveland, S. C, is assistant pastor on the Randolph Circuit. Rev. B. F Hargett is away from home good deal, working in the interest of the High School Mrs. J. Parkiu returned from Hot Sptings Ark., last Friday much improved. She was delighted with her stay there and thinks it a fine place for all who suffer with rheumatism Mrs. Earl Carris spending the summer at thb Hill House. .. Earnest Bell, of (ireensboro, is visiting friends here this week Mr. Moose, of Greensboro, is visiting here this week. Miss Rollins, of South Dakot, is spending the summer with her sister, Mrs. Gaither Elder. Mrs. Kirby and little George returned to Kini's Mountain last Tuesday. fiirr Hcitmaii made a visit to his iii-',ihii uti'k. He is one of the risii u n 1 business inii of Durham. Mi, il, te Phillips is acting a- private stvit-ui v io Rev. B. F Hargett Her I many tnends are delighted to have her in Trinity. j A good many from here attended the 4th I of July r'!elir;:tii'ii in High Point. ' The i ii-1 -t fur Trini'y High Sili ol during tli" cuiiiiiii; yi-iir is tl.ittcring indeed. Rev. B. F. ll.ng'tt, hea Imaster, has secured j one ol the lies; Lh-iiI'i-s in tne IMate. lucre are many imprnveniH.its being made on both the college and diniti'i-y. Mrs. pt. Parkin lias just returned from Hot Springs A rk.i::a, where she has been for the pat lew weeks, much improved we are glad to Mute. The Trinity pe ' are locking forward to lhe great pii-nic hen-.Inly L'l'uli Everybody is t xp i-'i'ic a grand time don't fail to come. Eve y n:l sums to be i leased very much uvh Air. Harmon Mrs. Tom Copeland and two children, of Greensboro, Prof. Bivius and mother, of Albemarle, and Mrs J. A. Morris, of Ram seur N. C, are visitors at the Tarker Hotel. Mr and Mrs O. R, Carr, cf High Point, ami D. L. White, of A. A M. College, are visitors at the Hill Hotel. Among the many oiler visitors of the town an; Miss Tillman. S. C; Mi -s Cardtnn, Durham; Mis. Russell, .Vsl.elioro; Miss Ray ler, North Dakota and Miss Bell. Greens Ikto M . C. Miss Xeedham was "at limit" to the young ladies of the city, on faiurday evening July tith from seven to eleven. The follow ing were the invited guests: iiijses Kate l'ltillips, Pearl Harris, Bess Parkin. Sallv Heitman. Melita Parkin, Sude Harris and Mrs S. M. Hal lance h F. Pepper was in town on business Friday evening. A. M. Recldick, of Kings Business College, has tiuished his course and has returned home Quite a delegation of our young people attended the celebration of "the fourth at High Point, every one reported a delightful trip. star Items. Kev. R.8. Arrowood, of Etise, preached in the Methodist church here last Sunday rooming and night. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bruton. of Wadeville, are visiting. Mrs. Bruton's parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Stuart. Limine Kirkman of Asheboro. is spending xom time here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Stuart, of Why Not. were visitors in Star last week. Miss Lessie Shields, of Elise, is the guest o Mrs. 11. M. Seields this week. Mrs. M. K. Vuncannou and little daughter, Ruth, visited relatives st Why Not lust week. ;Capt. John L. Tull, of Elise. sjiont last Friday and Saturday in Star. Messrs. Henry and John Jenkins have return ed home from the Jamestown Exposition. Air. anu MTi. i. m. uwens visited luflanaolpli last Sunday. iran ;ox, 01 tnse, was m town lat Thursday. Manlv Uunfiucker and lttle Aiiiir Purt.Tvmi. of Gibson, arc viiting at G. N. Scurboro's. Missranme Haner, ol Darlington, is, visiting friends and relatives here. A, B. Trogdon, of Hisvoe. spent Suudav in Star. Misses Marie and Marv Webster of Bennetts. ville; Miss Telia Kicliardmn, if Seugrove, and nr. rercy biudds, 01 .-uorganton, are visiting the family ol Mr. N. Kichurds'nn. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Inrim spent lust week at High foiut. Franklinville Gleanings. Rev. W. M. R'lhhins. of Winston is unlalln. Rev. C. A. Wood in his protracted meeting at the M. E. Church this week. M r. RobbiiiB is a splendid preacher and our people are pleased Little Ersell. the infant dauehter of Mr and Mrs. W. B. Cox, died June '.tub aud was laid to rest the following day in the M. K. church cemetery. The sorrowing fsmily has the svmi thy of our people. Several of our people attended the Masonic Eicnic at Ramseur on Julv uh mid ever) lty is ighly pleased with the royal manner in which they were entertained by the speakers and by the good people of Ramseur. mrs. u. u. (.fli ana ner daughter, M:ss Bessie, have ben visiting relatives aud friends in High Puintand Greensboro for a feiv d iys. sir. i.na. farsous nas siild nis bus.ness build ug in which the post offiee and J. M. Ellison's grocery store are located, to Mr. Chas. York. Mr. ( iccro irmer has sold his barber shop luipinent uud has accerted a oosition with the Southern K, R, Construction Co. rne rruiikliiivllle Townships 8. Convention ill convene at Moore's, this olace. Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Every body is invited to uitenil. Mt. ;llead Items. IV O- ar HllVWOOll. of Waterhurv. Cnnn i. visit im hi i mother. Mrs. Ridie Haywood. M.ss s .i.igh, of Winston, is vUiting Miss Luin Miss Joimle Thompson, of Aberdeen, it vi ing ii . i o here. Mrs I.,. Steele, is visiting her son, Steeh . ol I pkin. rr. . l.. Grantham left last week for his ) in HolijMi i county, to visit his brother wi. . .- criti -nlly ill with typhoid fever. miss .ura rrazier, oi noy, is visiting relai . . h'jre. (3 e ire Informed that there will be a picnic ,i i. B. Haywood's mill the --6th, everybody invite. The Mt. Gilead Cornet Baud will furnish music. Mrs. William Frozierd ed of measles last Fri day and was buried at the Frazier grav yard last Saturday evening. Evangelist black will be at Mt. Gilead next Friday to hold a few days meeting here. He will leave for Norwood on Monday. Elam Russell's haruens shop was entirely de stroyed Monday night Heroic work of the buck et brigade raved the Chas. Stanback Drugs ore. boss about 1,000 with 360 dollars m&urauce on stock. Patterson's Cirove items. W. M.Richardson, of Thomasville, is visiting friends and relatives in this section. Misses Mary Belle Burr and Dora Ferguson, of Franklinville, spent the 4th with the latter't parents. Mr and Mrs. O. W. Ferguson. Mrs Cathrine Richardson visited herdaugh'er, Mrs. Causey York, at Franklinville Saturday and Sunday. H. M. Coble left for High Point Monday where he will engage In the furniture business. Messrs. Orin and Arthur York aud Edgar Will lams, who have been visiting friends and rela tives In thi community for the past week re turned t High Point Monday, A large crowd attended the regular services at White's Chapel Sunday. Protracted services will begin at that place July 19th. Mr. Csrl Wrfuht. who lias been ill for a short time from an attack of cnills, is better. Messrs Edgar Williams and Arthur York visit ed In Franklinville Sunday. CONDENSED NEWS. Rev. T. A. Boone, a vtneinber of the Western N. C. Conference of the M. E. Church, South, who was retired from pastoral work at Elkin a few years ago, will ask for an ap pointment at the next conference. R. V. Bingham, son of Maj. Robt. Bingham, of Asheville, has been ap pointed by the Governor of Ken tucky as Major of Louisville, Ky., in order that he may carry out some much-needed reforms in that city. Mr. Bingham has been a resident of Louisville, for the past ten years. W. Ernest Herndon and Miss Sal. lie Ireland, were married at High Point July 3rd. Mrs. Herndon is a daughter of John R. Ireland, of Burlington. Troy Coltiane, of Mt. Airy, was 'iarried,july 4th (o Mies Nell Cook, t iVit-chaniobville Mr. Coltrane i.u nn-i iv livt d ut tlih innt. Tne Biecoe Dra-natio Club pre sented East Lynne at SanforJ a few days ago. Sam Smith, sou of George Smith, of Hih Point, was killed at Greens boro last Friday by a train. The body was found by the track. The manner in which he met his death is unknown. The body was sent to High Point for interment. The increase in valuation of real and personal property in Cumber-! land county is irom $1,250,000 to $1,500,000 over the last ment. The first issue of the Cornelius News Reporter appeared last week. Dr. L. B. Smith is editor and pub lisher. Following the departure of Mrs. Carrie Nation, from Salisbury, comes the announcement that Mrs. Nation's mother was born in the Ciio section, north of Statesville, moving to the We6t when young. The application to convert the Bank of Granville, at Oxford, into the National Bank of Granville, with a capetal of $100,000 has been ap proved by the comptroller of the currency. A proclamation was issued from the office f Gov. Glenn last Thurs day declaring the new county of Lee formally launcheu. Monday the election was held in the parts of Moore aud Chatham counties that goto make up the new county, and the vote stood 875 for and 40 against. The officers of the new county will be appointed in a few days. Benjamine N. Duke has presented the North Carolina Conference, ot the M. E. Church, South, with the Louisburg Female College, of Louis burg, Franklin county. The school was purchased several years ago by the late Washington Duke. It is presented to,be maintained by the Conference as a college for young wwmeu upon an equal footing with Trinity College, of Durham, for young men. The E. D. Nail Company - will open a wholesale and retail hard ware store at Sanford at an early date. W. G . Beard, formerly yard master at Salisbury, is now general man ager of the Panama Railroad. Joe Missenheimer, of Salisbury while iatoxicated at his boarding house at Lynchburg, Va!, shot and killed his landlady, Mrs. Walker, and seriously wounded her mother. He then wounded himself. Misen heimer's reputation at Salisbury was a bad one. The body of Roberta Spears, one of the party of hve negroes drowned in the Y Mil knt river near Spencer last Novt-niOer was washed ashore last week TheN. & W. Railway has begun in"riitMii-nts on the depot and . i.i dy' h r H'tiis-toii-Salem which when ti.MMj.leU'd will have cost $100,000 ' lii eiiililnvea nf trip pnlhin milln ' A l.fiimrln Hiijoyed the annual o,ti,.tr )nt Saturday. Col. J. S. i'ii 'Mm hum, of Roxboro, and ! vi...,, .1. M. fanpin arJd y. Thos. j Knst, of Salisbury, delivered ad- Utveaes. At a motor race in London Friday some ot the machines made 90 miles an hour in contesting for prizes wortn $22,500. Will Fesperman, a Rowan county man attempted a public exhibition at Salisbury July 4th, trying to stand on his head on a pole 40 feet high He lost his ballance and fell to the ground, landing on his bead. His condition is desperate. The board of directors' of the Jamestown Exposition Tuesday night formally placed Mr. James M. Barr at the bead of the Exposition, and the stockholders authorized a second mortgage for about $325,000, to set the Exposition on its feet. Lexington and Cooleemee played and interesting game of ball at Lex ington Saturday which resulted in a victory for Lexington by a score of 11 tol. Capt. Samuel H. McRae, a lead ing lawyer of Fayetteville, died at a hospital in Baltimore Saturday. Capt. McRae was 39 years old aud was referee in bankrupty at the time of his death. Fred Glosson, an employe of the Southern at Spencer, attempted Sui cide Satur Jay I y drinking two bottles of laudanum. He is accused of breaking into a hardware store, and was driven away from home. His i condition is serious. A Chicago Dispatch says the gross earnings of the Pullman Car Company for the year r nding July 31st, will exceed $32,000,000. This i6 more than donble the gross leceipts from all sources in 1899. The report comes from Mocks ville that J. W. & W. R. Felker cut and shocked over 800 shocks of wheat and rye on 30 acres in 3-1-2 days with three horses and a six foot binder. No other help was used. E. F. Buchanan, of Norcross, Ga., will succeed Capt. Hambley, s a vlce president of the Whitney ' Company, at Whitney, Rowan 'county. i A part of the freight depot of the W. of A. and A. & W. P. Railway ai Montgomery, Ala., ana loriy-two cars of tirst class freight were burn ed last frridav. The loss is $100. 000. The Burlington canning factory began operation July 9th. The Children's Day exercises at Brower's Chanel has been postpoued until Sunday, July 21st. The Burlington House Furnish ing Company, of Burlington, went into the hands of a receiver last week. The liabilities are $7000, and the assets are inadequate to dis charge the indebtedness. The company was organized four months ago. J. B. Myrick, native of Chatham county, member of Co. E., 44th N. C. Infanty, U. C. V., died at the Confederate Veteran's home at Raleigh last week. He was 87 years old. FARMER ITEMS. The Concord l-'.pwortli League Will t Kntertaiu. The Concord Kpworth League at Fanner will give, in the Institute building on Saturday even ing, July 13. an icecream suooer. from 8 to 11 o'clock. There will bv a guessing contest and jnzes a warden. ine.New tiope Orchestra will 'urnish mitsic. On Saturday afternoon there will also he a match game of base ball. The rarmer Cornet Band has been thorouehlv organized and the instruments are here, Under the management of S. T. Ijissiter the niavera will begin work at once and every effort will be made to put tne hand in the front rank . The school at Farmer Institute will begin the third day of September. A successful yeur Is looked forward to, Miss Allred the trained nurse is attending the Garner boys during their sickness.; Miss Mainie Howard, the accomplished daugh ter of Eli Howard, leaves for Raleigh today. She giien iukc a pwi grauuaie cuuree in an. Bombay News. Rev. Mr. Ingle preached an excellent sermon at Oak drove last Sunday, Miis Kula Crauford is v kiting ber sister, Mrs Carl Beecher. Mr. Wallace Wood, of Greensboro, is visiting relatives in the community. The little infant of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. K earns is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Elliott, visited their daughter, Mrs. C. M. LoUln. last Saturday and Sunday. Mr. .lames Morns, nas a new kind of Irish potato. It has little totatoes on the vine near the leives. This Is something new in this neighborhood. The Sunday School . Convention will be held next Sunday at lalem Church, P. P. P., Uppman's Great Remedy. ts the Greatest blood mtrifipr in tho urnrlrl. superior to all sa rsuparlllas, for the cure of bcrotuia in its worst lorm: uoitre, Hip Disease, Swelled Neck, Running Sores and Sores in the Kyi-a. P. P. P. makes a sure and permanent cure. Miss Ida Hastings, Savannah, Ga says she wss sudenng all the torture ol a terrible case ot scr.ifiila, ana no relief could be obtuiued until P. P. P. , Lipymau's Great Remedy, was tried; the result was a complete cure. Sold by Ashe oro Drug Co. LAND SALE. By virtue of a decree of sale made by the Superior Court of Randolph County, North Carolina, in a special proceeding therein pending, entitled A Ii Kimrcy et al 'vs Anderson Moser et al, I shall sell on tie premises, at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, on the 29tli day of July 1007, at 12 o'ch.ck M., the following de scribed tract of land, lying and being in the county of Randolph, and State of North Carolina on the wa'ers of Sandy Creek adjoining the lands of Thomas Yorkp" W'm. Staley, Jesse Julian,' R. W. Joues, Citha Pugh aud others, and bounded as Lllews: Beginning for the same at a red oak. Bur row's old line and running south 32 chains and 25 links to a stone. Thence east 10 chains to a black jack. Thence south 23 chains to a stone Thence west 10 chains to a stone. Thence south 7 chains aud 75 links-to a post oak. Thence west 16 chaina and 50 links to a black jack. Thence north 18 chains to a stone. 1 hence west 5 chains to a stone. , Thence north 10 chains and 50 links to a black oak. Theuce east 5 chains to an ash. Thence north 2 5 chain and 50 links to a pout oak. Thence east 16 chains and 50 links to the beginning and containing one hundret and twenty six acres more or less. The land wag deeded to Anthony Moser by M. L Fox on the 21st day of April 1882, recorded in Book 62 a page 4i in the office of the Register of Deeds tor Randolph County, North Uarolin to which reference is given for a better de scription, Tnad. S Ferree, Commissioner. This June 27th, 1907. Wandered From Home. Hugh T. Curtis, aged about 35 years, left his home at Millboro, June 4th, and has not been heard from since. He had suffered from mental derangement for some time, and an effort was recently made to place him in the State hospital at Morganton, but arrangements could not be made at that time. His rela tives believe he is wandering air lessly over the country, and fear he is not receiving proper care. Infor mation as to his whereabouts will be appreciated by relatives. Commu nications may be addressed to Mr. John Ward, Ashboro, N. C. Randleman Notes. Miss TVim DaHH1,, n ...... .1 I w- a c tion at Archdale last S inday. ' Mr. Albert Farlow, of Wilmington, is visiting his father, Mr. David Farlow. j . ""j""". " nuyie. is visiting inena and relatives In Thomasville this week. Miss Eula Redding sjwnt the fourth at Ran dleman. Sunday1'1' ChlIdren s 1)ay at FIIllt Hl he 4th Mr. Bernard Johnson, of Thomasville, and 4th atHigh Point ' ,lKm l"e i '"erewil 'as.8. Convention at Mt Shep herd church the 3d Sunday In this month. Mr. John Prim and children visited Mr. Prim s father last Sunday at Silver Hill Miss Gertrude Farlow visited friends at High Point last week COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND MECHANIC ARTS. Practical education in Ag riculture; in Oivil. Electri cal and Mechanical Engi neering; in Cotton Manu facturing, Dyeing and In dustrial Chemistry. Tui tion $45 a year; Board $10 month. 120 Scholarships Address PRESIDENT WINSTON, West Raleigh, N. C. A Genuine DIAMOND RING FOR $2.00 Guaranteed. WITH a DIAMOND RING I reveal FREE how to secure a BEAUTIFUL COM PLEXION. DIAMONDS and EXQUISITE COMPLEXION' are both desirable. An opportuntiy to every woman is now offered for obtaining both. For $2.00 I OFFER A 12 KT. GOLD SHELL RING, shaped like a lielcher. with a Tiffany setting, set with a GENUINE DIAMOND and will send free with every order the recipe and directions, for obtaing a faultless complexion, easily understood and simple to follow. It will save the expense of Creams. Cosmetics and Bleaches. Will free the skin from pim ples, blackheads, etc., and give the skin beauty and softnpss. THE GENUINE DIAMOND RING IS GUARANTEED BY THE MANUFAC TURER to le as REPRESENTED, and should any purchaser be dissatisfied, 1 will cheerfully REFUND THE MONEY. DO NOT LET riilOE LEAD YOU TO DOUBT THE GENUINENSS OR VALUE OF THIS RING, as tho above guarantee protects each and every purchaser. SEND ME 2.00 BY MAIL and take ADVAN TAGE OF THIS OFFER, as the time is LIMITED. Send Bize af finger for which the ring is desired. T. C. MOSELEY. 32 East 23rd Street New York Citv If sOxford Weather Morris-Scarboro-Mof THIS COUPON ENTITLES Miss or Mrs. TO FIVE VOTES IN THE Piano and Jamestown Contest Not Good After July il 1907. THIS COUPON ENTHLES Rev TO FIVE VOTES In the JAMESTOWN CONTEST. Not Good After July 21, 1907. Business Locals. Notices Inserted under this head at one cent a word each Insertion. FOR SALE -A two horse, canopy, top, cut u ider surry, nearly new. Also a pair of jrood mules. Address or see E N How ard, Mechanic, N. C. LOST Strayed or stolen lilack and tan l hound from John Line A liberal reward will lie paid for inforiiiution br to where -aliouts. Address (IT Leach, Hich Point. inc. j Jamestown Exposition visitors can secure lmard ot Merrimac Cottage, Ocean View, Vft l(Hox 1) Fine boating. Kates $1000 per ! week. Remember that Hawkes. the spectacle man.. Will lie hi'rp IIiku dint. ,.vt Al.. n. and Wednusduy. He will examine vour eyes, fit VOlir irliujo.9 iw.rfn..tlv u.u. ....... ... Asheboro Drug Co. chines and a full supply of discs to lit any ma- . ,..1-1,1,, ... Hi-vines, (.nine in mid near them before orderinir elsewlii'n ishaim Drug Co. LOST Strayed or stolen black and tan hound. A liberal reward will be paid for information as to whera bouts. AddIv to this office . Sour Stomach No appetite, loss of strength, netTOU ness, headache, constipation, bad .breath, general debility, sour risings, and catarrh of the stomach are all due to Indigestion. Kodol relieves indigestion. This new discov ery represents ths natural Juices of diges tion as they exist in a healthy stomach, combined with the greatest known tenia and reconstructive properties. Kodol for dyspepsia does not only relieve Indigestion and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy helps all stomach troubles by cleansing, purifying, sweetening and strengthening the mucous membranes lining the stomach. Mr. S. S. Ball, of Rsvenswood, W, Va.. Mr. " 1 was troubled with sour stomach for twenty rear a. Kodol cured me and we are now using It la ulUc for baby." Kotfol Digests What You Eat Bottles only. Relieves Indigestion, sour stomach, -' belcklng of ras, etc. Prepared by E. O. DeWITT & CO., CHIOAQO. NOTICE. Having qualified as Administrator on the es tate of W. R. Lewi deceased, before W. C. Ham mond. C.erk of the Superior Court of Randolph County. All persons having claims against said estate are notified to present them to the undersigned, duly verified, on or before the 6th day of June 1908 or this notice Willi be pU-adcd in bar of their recovery: and all persons owing sad es tate will come forward and make immediate set tlement. This 80th day of Mav, 1907, C. L. aud R. M. LEWIS. High time for low-cuts. But no time for high-priced low cuts. The CROSSETT is moderate ly priqed, but is more than a moderately good shoe. It is positively the largest value for the money in this town. Below this price-$4.50 quality balks; above it, quality adds only fads and frlls. But for sound, solid worth, the CROSSETT is your shoe. It fits it 'feels good it walks and wears well and it's natty. What more can you ask for leather. This new Blucher Oxford has dull kid tops, patent vamp, mili tary heel. A CORRECT. COOL COMFROTABIE SHOE. f itt C tmpany.
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