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DISPOSAL OF RUBBISH. Bow Cleveland Denl With Old not. tie mid 'I'tn (an. Cleveland, O., has converted its jrar bage aud rubbish troubles into a sourve of profit, says tlie Kansas City Star. W. J. Springboni, president of the board of public service of Cleveland, was a visitor at tlie mayor's office re cently und told how that city has solv ed the problems that are now harass ing Kansas City. "We have a rubbish collection de partment independent of the garbage department," said Mr. Sprlngborn. "What do we do with the rubbish? That's easy. The city buys small tracts of ground that are in deep holes formed by the grading of streets. The property owners are required to de posit their rubbish lu barrels, boxes or other receptacles that can be easily handled. "The rubbish is collected by city em ployees and sorted out. The bottles aud papers are sold. The ashes and tin cans are d-i::.;'d in the hole? bought by t'.:e When the holes are nearly !i.!,-.l we put on a covering of clean earth and cuiivert the proper ty luto public playgrounds for the chil dren. Then we get from l." to X? ceuts a hundred pounds for the paper and half a cent each for the bottles. J,nst year we sold r.iui.niio bottles. The result? "We convert nnsi-htly holes in val uable city property into playgrouuds. AVe f.-et rid of "' rubbish at small cost and :n :!.'. a:.,; the city is clean." "Ho l.i -. .-'Ii. ..'.ers .-o-operate':" "They -.r'..it'. !,i have a place to get fid of the':- "'.Id They call us up when tli- ! : : :v..- full." "How ' '.I :" . -.V" '"i !.,- ! . !, - r .;.!! :vd t.i ti:iv ' V"U .a. li,-!V. 't cost .;s ! . tav :..-r year to collect and - : r crl-.e-;.'. I'.f.t the 1;l!t.- : ::..l i...r- !.i !c bro i - .. " . -if S'm.m-io That wiped ... v.'e have .1 re-ltie- tiei p v .'. fr.-m the vity. The v.. ! ' v. I i-.'ed !'i:!ii w:!L' m to st. i 1..;: 1: s on i'a- l'.ait:mi-re and ''.:.. v.i.iw y. Tla- ar are owe. d 1 y : i.e e' y. i:.!.-h t-'ii of L-ur-lui.c.' !,":s in lro'u ss 1 1 1 .'!.:,(! when it I- ilesi. ( ;;.!. Tl grease alonp from iiuli ion i.f y.irl..ige brings us -SI1.. If the h..:ise;.. T.ers don't collect and (! posit the r.'.Ubish and garlmg:' in prop er reet pt'i. ies so the city can handle it, a sanitary inspector takes them into court. We have a sanitary inspector for ca h wan!." TREES IN TOWNS. Tbrlr lienutr Siiitte the Wood nnn's ne.Kiiliiiie A In l-'oreRtn. In an aOolress tlelivered before the New York Tree I'lantins assockition its president, rornelins B. Mitchell, snlil: "In proportion to its cost there us really no way in which one can benefit the city, both in milling to its health and beauty, more than by planting trees and in New York there are al ways individuals who have both the desire and ability to do pood when their attention is drawn to the great Tesults that can be accomplished at n moderate expenditure of money." There is 110 doubt of the truth of the remark of President Mitchell, says the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune. Hut there is something else to be done than Is embodied in the suggestion to plant trees. There are yet forests in the United States, and there are woodlands f rare beauty. Hut the forests are being destroyed; by the ax of the chop per, and the remaining woodlands In the more thickly settled portion of the country are perishing us much from neglect as the forests are perishing from the as. It is well to plant trees aud to ad vance their growth by careful atten tion and by the exercise of some pa tience and much watchfulness. Noth ing contributes more to the beauty of a city or town or more to the comfort of the citizens than trees suitable to cities or towns and to the peculiar cli mate in which the city or town may he located. Hut there is a duty even more Important, and it is involved in the eafety of the remaining forests and woodlands. l'ossibly and altogether probably the planting of trees in cities and towns would turn the attention of the public to the beauty and the value of timber and of foliage. In that respect the ad vice of Tresident Mitchell voild have A special value. It is well to plant, but In the present condition of the forests and at their present rate of destruction measures for preservation would be even better. TrfM by Ihe ItoniUide. Tbe German province of Hanover owns 1 !i7iJ miles of highways, on which there are li.'.THl fruit trees pear, cherry, plum and apple suffi cient, if set out eighty to an acre, to form an orchard of more than ,'!()() square miles, says the Syracuse Host Standard. The fruit raised on these trees is a source of income for the province, which sometimes makes $40, 000 a year by selling the products of this elongated orchard. The province maintains u nursery of 4(3 acres to supply young trees for roadside use and for promoting the interests of fruit culture. The profit from a tree Is very small, but the Hanover people do not worry about that. Shade is afforded In summer, the roadbpd is free from dust, the presence of trees retards tlie wash ing out of the soil from the banks In to the roadside ditches, and the attrac tive appearance of the roadsides stim ulates an Interest In tree culture and benefits the province in many other iwmys. They find it worth while. SAN JOSE SGALE. State EEtcmoIogut Sherman Ex plains in Bulletin. LIME AND SULPHUR USED. The laii-t'tius lt-t That U so lcally to l-'ruit Trt la be Controlled by Sy-tciiiiitic .lethd I'aruifrs should Scenic HulU tins. The tu:e department of agricul tnre hus just issued a special bulle tin dealing exhaustively with the dangerous Sau Jose scale that is feared bv many farmers and fruit glowers throughout the couutrv. The tran Jos" Scale is widespread in North Carolina, aud does great Inmate to fruit on: bards if they are i;cr regularly treated to keep it. in coi.-iol, but 111 orchards wiivh a-e ii.u;a:jrhly t ted jf iu kept 1 a j.i.-tc-t;cn! en 1 rol (nut t-xiemiLated ). aim tlie : i:..rds are j'roli;:H.je. The in Sect is a native of northern China, from where it was lhiroducrd into iforni 1 he e tst-rrn lis of ljlll- as.tl liU'uti- sery stoc spo.ao., Mil., 1 no, usual r or fruit- gin to die. I read are very - ' insects are i : e bodies of! : blown by, 1 through a I vears. For v.i'1 jirt,,, few r lo.ij r distances it is aittios. ! endent on the shipment of infested plants. It at .. -n.- nearly i! '.u& of fi nil tu-es, t d ais sonic other rlan's. but :is a : k fu-ert or shai'e trees; t;. hot liar r it or sinc.ni iiif 'SMucii. It will il ai'n.it tiee in from one to six - ciiiht y.-u: s. depend: 1; 2 on the ug- a'. hicii tl'.e in hecotisis ir.fi St. ll. a .d a full-grown fee eiitirt ly killed. T;;e ! .eked by several pun d.weous enemies, 1 t.t any reuse be relied 'n check. The insect ' Ce III, i v m-Vi-r in- ;;e ii.s.'tt is at u:w.;es i.i.d pre . t.t t'uesc cannot on to keep it is known to in lu counties of North Caro-1 .in. 15 of these having localities in tthk-li it is gentrallv distributed: 1 'noiighout the community. Tbe remedy now most widely used for the San Jose Scale, is to .-pray the tree thoroughly with tne liuiesulphur wash in Lite winter. There are some other rem edies which are also satisfactory, -ome requiring less labor in prepar tt on, aud therefore finding favor anions: some growers. As the San Jose Scale has caused fruit-growers to p.iy closer attention to their trees and to troubles of other kinds, it is causing a considerable reform in the management of orchards, aud ! the careful, np-to-date grower is in I no danger of being put out of busi ness by the insect. I'ersons who suspect that their fruit trees are infested with' the San Jose Scale, but w ho have not aheady had the matter passed Ui'on by some entirely competent person, should send twigs showing the trou ble to Mr. Sherman, together with explanatory letter. Every fruit grower in North Car olina should have a copy of Mr. Sherman's bulletin, which will be mailed free upou application to the department of agriculture at Kal eigh. Need tif Wen. In this day wbep the weakness of man is advertised in all manner of stories, of crime and wickeuness, we must realize the more keenly the need of more men real, strong, un flinching men. There are many j'erhajis more than ever before but we reed more. There is too strong a tendency to j-a"riiice tbe nobler attainments of . 'lamcter and manhood on the altar f coiiimercialibm. In hort we need elevating. We inii; L.ive ideals, if we may hope to r st . In 'I: s connection we take a qu u; o : lira a recent address (.n !.! Gibbons, on the age's r - cf more strong men, which ctn, inn 1 j beiplul to ponder nj . '0 e i, jote as follows: "What the time callfor is men srurdy men, endowed with thecour age of their convictions. We need men who are controlled by con science rathei than by expediencv; who are gnided by principle rather than popularity; w ho are influenced by a spirit of pnre patriotism rather than a desire for political prefer ment. Above all, we need men of stiong Christian faith, who aie pre pared to uphold their religious con victions in tbe face of popular pre judice. In a word, we need men of upright character. "Alany a soldier who fearlessly rushed to the cannon's mouth has quailed before the shafts of ridicule and the shouts of popular prejudice. The man who calmly fulfills a duty against public clamor displays great er courage than the captain who captures cities." Ex. ' MONTGOMERY NOTES. Miss McMillan of Okcewnnec ami Mr. Morris, ot Troy Married lcronnK. Mntgouieriaii. Miss Blanche McMillan of Okee wemee, and 1'. C. Morris, of Troy, were quietly married at the home of the bride's parents on Wednesilav evening of last week. Ihe bride is: Vet'V noiilllar with tlmP n-hn iamw Kilcy W right, the Pupree lauds, the KaUhvin eiy popular wiin inose w no Know 1 ,,uls um t1(.rx aml ,,,,., (l,!in-s. viZ: I her and the groom IS a justly Pupil- . HeKinninir at a stone. Itiley Wright s and iLir-lui- fmnn mun " j.roe s corner and runs west 14 nls to a stone, lai OUllg man. ( Writht's corner In Dawson Craven's line, thence IS VlSltlllj her parents, Smitherman. M t'. and 1 t Mrs. !S. T. Mr. and Mrs. V. Tj Trotter of lmdlU links Uiaiiostnuk, eoiitiiiuiiiK north in i.auuiio. ' J. J-iouei, t 4, t.tlajll 1U)1I loiinks tla ptTMnHnon, thence OreeUSborO, are Spending a fcW dilVS eastl!'eliiiinstoastakeinthee.lKeoftlieKrnuk in toiit Viij r. I linville road, thenee north along said road 10 IU IOWI1 mis weeK. 'chains to a (ni-t oak, Purree's coiner in the Ml'S. L. D. Andrews and dailirll- Haldwi.. line, thenee west M chains 011 Iiiipree's , " , , ! line to 11 st4ine, Dupree's corner, the bcniiinniK ter, AITS. liOVingtOB, Of M0111i)e, are eontainini:-.'!; acres more or less I ess a tract of riaiHmr -it U Cnnn t,' ahoii! MS acres sold to C. ). Infold, fnrdeseriptiou Visiting at ilT. beorge McAlliey 6 , f uhj,.h sw B.k lit, pairea.' Terms of sale 1-8 and will spend some time with other i "'i,'1'. 'J1 i- n months. f , ', , . , I 1 his a:li day of .lime, KiT. trieuus. It has been a long tniH'j .1. a. wlnck, concnissioiu-r. since Mrs. Andrews was in :his I'liiniii'it ny having been raised here., i'il d. s!!,.w site bus nor forgotten D'.'i M'. tii'e.ol. M. Joe I'lVsrs, .if Tevas, is vis tii.o tier parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wade. Mis. .K-ao Hush ai.'i children, 01 Asiii-K.ro, a:e visiting relative own tt! s We-k. Mr. .Jo- (.iwctis is vi;;ii'o tives in Randolph county tl i v Dallas Grillin left here : iinm the country Tuesday for He-, Richmond county, with a train consisting of 12 wagons a-:d mules, all the property ot W. U. 1'. sal A Company, to assist in the -1 : ing of the million dollar dan: o.. I've Dee river which has be-n uu construction for nearly a vear. Chatham Iiecord. Mrs. (iray, widow of late Uoli Gr.iv. rKcutiv died near Thoiua.- i The funeral was conducted II.. v. .Mm- 1 :'i. tun iii.-k-s. Sin- lacked only :',.,ir days , ' of being ninety years old." ' , lJ News reached I (anbury a dav v two j since to tne t licet that a kr'e brown J'.Y bear, weighing peibaps ?UH pjurds j K had been see!: in the Lawsonv:!!- and j uljli Krown Mt uutain section a': ': that- uij';1 party of about 25 men chas-d it a ; mwi considerable distance losing track of j J,":!;; it in the hilly section j u t above Varde Mecum springs. At a meeting of the alderineu of Salisbury Thursday night a franchise was granted tbe Piedmont Carolina Hy. Co. They will construct aud operate an electric belt line railway in Salisbury. Work will begin at once. Tbe Swedish Crown P. :uce Wil heluiina, grandson of King Oscai, will be at the Jamestown Exposition August 19th. ; The Kernersville Furniture Co. j has enlarged its factory building and installed tie nvioViinerv to du 1 tor its increasing patronage. It em ploys one hundred men. The State Press Association uiet ! in annual session at Morehead City j last week. Aichibald Johnson, of j Thoniasville, was elected President, I and J. B. Sherrill,of Concord, Secre- tary and Treasurer. The assooia-1 Hon will meet at Charlotte next year. i The New London Mercantile Co., j of Stanley County, was placed in j the hands of receivers a few d,iys ; atrn. on !fimiiit of mi lic! ! credit business. The stock is taid to be worth ten or fifteen thousand dollars. A cloudburst at Gnfton, W. Va. last Wednesday resulted in the. death of five people bv drowning and de struction of $500,000 in propertv. Kai Iroau trail ic was greatly inter fered with. The Greensboro Telegram savs J. M. Fields, of Randleman, 'U j erecting a lesidence at Greenwood, j in tb snbnrbH of Greensboro, and will ?" ih family there when it' IS CC'il). !-'e.. " i Tbt '.'-id sville Review last week j noted t!,e illness of Mr. 15. F. j F:".-'' r .in. ilatiiihie', who ar-i,.-.! m h finer. Rev. Mr. ' '' -' fx'lllerjy pastor of the '" 1 .. 1 ih ( 'i (..;trt ",,f the M. E. : iii. '. "io'I 1., Hod lived at Fanner. i:i yiiiiie Sad Hiiur. j I i s one ol hour I'll hold your m'diog ham', And pie 1 1 ih- passiug moments ' for delay, j When one of us must pass bevond i the real, " i And one of us must stav. 1 ; 1 It matters not to us which it shall be ! WTho first shall tread alone the hid den ways, Rut God be gentl in that lonely hour To one who stays. I II E Harmon in Raleigh Times. I CAPUDIIME n Vs I It teU immditlr . Il fc ? jm feel iu effect! in 10 " mm Diinntnt. Tfoa don't INDIGESTION and APIfllTV wek to know Its nood. It ram AblUI I I BKADACHKI) ALSO bf remoTiBg the mom. 10 sesti. . LEGAL NOTICES. KK-SAl K OF LANP Ev vimiriil 11 ilei-ree of sale 111 i'lc by the sn pcrior (nun nl Kam!nlih County, ill n special '(lltm therein prllillliK. elllMU-il K, n Wricht iinaiiM ('. O Iim-olil. .1. f. Iiil'i.IiI ioiiI ' others. 1 stiall sell at tin- Court Hmw In Ashe imro, N. Cat imlilicuueliiiii to the hiL-hnst hiil ! lier on Mnuilav, the isith dav of .luiv. l'.iur. at 1-.' o'clock M.. the lollimiHH tU's. rihc.1 tntct .if limit. , lyiny ami l'"inn in tlie County of Kauilnll'h. in , (.rant tou iiliir. N. ('.. a.ii'iirmihr the lanils of eliains to it muck tit, K,,l,tll on Harrow's line W chains aurl So links to n stake in I. Craven's line, thencre eul -IS chains and 75 links tea stake. Cox's line, thence north L'l ehs. Noit1: Curnl.'iia I Haudolph t'oact mum the r, W . C II MM ll 1. ami m By vl Super:. I'ttroiiii: pendinc ni !i.ni,.l.!i ( '..,n.i . N.-r-.h pcci.,1 proccedinc llieicu e-ilitleil A I! Kiiiirey et ai vs 't ill, 1 tiliiill on t -e ; M.W.M- et i I preLiiv-, in pi.lilie liiddcr e.i.h. on I 1!HC. .11 1 o ci el. net, on, ti ihe highest the l".ih dav of Julv M . the felMovj,,.' .le'- 1 : 01 Loci, iviiii.. ,111 1 lici 11; in 1 1 it I'iC-il ilph. in il state el N't.rth en the wu'ers of Sandv Creek conii l.'im hi SiaW.'v". '.'ini' rngh und .t.it-. Beciiiiiinif tor 1 It f Ihoin.is V..,k. Win. . I.'. W. .1;.,,,.,. Cii,., id Iioiiii led a. lo:N-; at a iinr ihuiiis 1st l'l 111. l';'. dli.ilH ,1,. I 7". j row -..ill) Tuein Ihci-c, we -it and 1' hoi 'u,aa';,,,l !!:, . to "" ' l h !f ' ' ;' ' ' ''.", Io.ip The. 1 IVtlcp .i.'oiik. Ti,... t lli , h.iitia lcK. Th 'II, c 'I lii., e ( .t : ,:tl. Jo cli.iin k T!iiife .it noriii 1' ." ( 1 iiir 'I'iietl l.l.-lei. Tlie ;., . . :.. -' ' ' ! ,0 i;kto ,- ,-i.ei ".0 p-wt Oi.K. Tlioii -e cut ir ink.-, !o the l ri i.l. i 1: l; aii I i- l ii.clre I inid twenty ix .-s The iiei.l h.is deeii'eil to 11 tiv M I. r', 1,11 the 'Jl IK.sj. recorded in H,,k a the ellii-" of the li'i'cUter of ndoipli l .'.iiinty. Norlli I'm-, ,i.i r -n e is ivtn i.ir n li.-n.-r dc T S IVrrce, oiniiiissitc. .'7th. I!MI7. rth Ciio linn. U indolpi I'. iiiitv. . niT Britl.oii BLACKSMiTH SHOP. -ire I , tl,i,l .,e ,11,.., I .. M. i; i v' iit. a "Bilious Attack." Symptoms Sour stomach, nasty taste in mouth, sick headache, sallow complex, ion, the world your enemy. Cause. Constipation, inact ive liver, overflow of bile into the system. Relief. Treatment for two nights before retiring with 4H0 T0NIG PELLET8 One a night, don't worry, sleep well and Nature'll do the rest. Entire Treatment 25 Cts. I Kiiu1oliu roacty, lict.irc lacCluk. Martini 'I i.avcr. ci at. I ' v . N.rn K. i j Kit -li.inl 1,1,1V. s. el a'. B I The l.-:.-ti(...iit-., .lo-celi I'ox. Jliiii.- Cox V.nn 8 I t-j iia.i Aiifii V.onn r. .ii tak-j i.-:c . ;l a: I , 11 -t 011 n:ii icit us 11 1m, r I'a- in',1 immmnmt i n, I the tier iwin 01' K.ni.!..!i-.n i'iwifc, 'i 11 I iu ceit. iin 1 ire I .,: i.in.l ,:;..,!... o, ':;!B'.1i,.l I I lev a-!.; , -.,,1 ,..,, iv t..r -Ve I. 1.1. j J ;-luoiT- :l! . -i.iiini.iii i.l i.i.-'i ..ml il.-le..-,iii',. ,.n- I .1-1. ' lortn-vicr-; un.l !: -is-1 il-.-v.i-! mt wli i.ti- , tlicl '.lih- notice llim I r-- 11 iL'lir.Hl to ill . ... I , k 1 "I " 1 "i ih.- ( :.-rk i.f fie .,,cr;or cioi ,. I . K.ifj.,. .h n-i.titvat t'.e irt I .....( i- A- .- f I 1'ili'il. N C ,.,l I'lC'.IHi il;V . I IL'U't. CK'i. illll C,, ,h s.i-iior 1 nr!. I f ......... .. !i 1: V;.i -il:: .1 ! ! .;,-. I 11.. ; ; , : E ... i I..-II-;. .,ii-t,...- 1!,. -.. w 11... 1 hms 'rl ll..:,t. K-tK-rt 1 I..:.'. 1 , . i-. ., -. ,m i. ' ' ,, ; aim lux. !' -.- ;ii. u . , i :x. -.e.. ;.., ... i ': '- ...1 ' . !. "".'.:! . I 111 tl.f 1 - I I SuiKrioi Court. un w N( Saxv PliH ftacmnery : ,,. ;t:- il'7;!eii'',c';'t ,r Cotton Gin Machinery !.'s'7" i TRINITY, COLLEGE. ! Four Departments: Collegiate, j Graduate, Engineering; & Law. Large library facilities'. Well equipped laboratories in a'l depart mrnts of science. Gymnasium fur nished with best apparatus. Ex penses very moderae. Aid for worthy students. Young men wishing to study law shopld investigate the su perior advantages offered by the Department of Law in Trinity College. . . . For catalogue and further infor mation, address D. W. NEWSOM, Registrar. Durham, North Carolina. Trinity Park School A I'iiM-l'l.'iss Preparatory School. ( Vrlilici.it-N of ('.imliiiitioii Accented for rntrm.ee to leading Southern Ih' s t Equ ipped Preparatory Schools in the South. Facul ty of Ten Officers and Teach ers. Campus of 75 Acres. L.br.ov ciiiiiiiiti:: T!ionanil ,!.l!ll.-.' Well i;i:ii ...,l (milhll- sic.1.1. iiv-li Miciiliinls iitjil Modern M-i- !' I '1 -liM'ien. ! rciiires ly Promt- iii .-. : f.icturcrs Expenses r.. i 1 j."',,i.'c Moderate. 'f't: tirs ,f Phenomenal Ci.:, ;: ie tinil . tli,-) 1 ."..rma- '.. .(!'.7i Headmaster, Tut .,; 71. .V. C. SUMMER BARGAINS 1 n:- .1 :.i. i.e. n mi , 1 t.'.i,t it ei). lo .. "I' !.!.! tll.. -olllC of til - .1 : t -ck in rc nic-l j r:. 1 . : -av- r. :,-v ..ti.- ot nid iiiim-v i- .: .i.e!;. i.x..ft.iia .1 very .!,-.ir-,: ' ii ;,,.! licaity c.rct. nil '..::;. new iii"l niorv i'nin,li'te l;i t? , 1. .'i l.v' ii.c,.ir.it:oii ;u-t M-c-eivcil. MRS. E. T. BLAIR, A: beboro, N. C. Any Young Man Or weti.ati. or Uoi aiid. r l-'ather, earn ii o a fair -a! i; v , i., i.ecouie u Club meni- U r an.Ue. ..re' XE'.V SCALE 100 I.ITd'i'.N A i.Ti 1'IANU at Club price le nieiio er ci '?-7, on very easy tciin- oi I'iivmi-Tit a !i:ile at a lime Lfld'KN A liATESCl.ru I'lAXOS co-t . 1:1. ii:' ii.lr insvud of 8400 whidi t!:e repila.- price, just a lit lie more than i :ili;,,iry flTiO and $l'7."i p'.,iic, in l.e . r ten years they cost lii.i'-li lcs - in i :cie thev lire still good. Ti.ey are In iit te last A 'LIFETIME, and are guaranteed to i'.v so. You ciii. Li v i -..er . iai.es at or (timet '.s7. I u! yi u (h.-.'t g'-t Lndd.-n Bates ! il.r.. I 'iiiii. ti A r.tes At I lO.N, l.tnl h n A ll. -e. I.As'l nl'ALlTV, Lud- .L-ii .V I In'.-. ! pi .j : :i n . ai.d in all, Ltnl )en A liaies Mill-l. ,.ti( n Our Lmideit A li.iie- 1 ...no ("i;L in rcnnectioii with o,ir in x nsive .Mail ('rtier department m.vcs you nearly $ U'S-worth iwvestija tnic - i.e-idt -., we do ni t collect balance hie on piano in cie of death of parent ioiiiiiic e fzive vim a receipt in full o'i lif-ep tie" pirtiio in the home. For i aiticiilars s. i:u !i r Nmklet '.No. 4l Vo II today. Luo'den & Bates 5. M. H. SAVANNAH, GA. LIDDELL CO., Charlotte, N. C. pay ' I Engines and Boilers I, ,1,1 J.MMJHM-" I Shops Each of Above For Good Sound DOGWOOD. WE WILL PAY $15.00 PER CORD, LOADED ON THE CARS $7.00 PER CORD, FOR MAPLE, 4 ft. long, 7 inches and op; HICKORY, $10.00 per Cord. H. B. WORTH, Treas. Greensboro, N. C. UNIVERSITY " ---- Oh" - - NORTH CAROLINA. 1789-1907. Hcsd of the State's Educational. System. DEPARTMENTS: con.r,;;-:, cham a : i:. .mkiucinu EN;iNi::'!.ic;, un, ihauiiacy. !.;i niry .-m-iiii.is 4,-,(!(i(i (,:n,.s N'mv Iit w.tU. r!, ,-irii- liL-i Is. ctnlnil li(Mlm V S'.t"' ., W '"r,"""r''"-, : niiuiMimii, i. M. C. A. Iii.iliiii.fr i,rarv The I a lei n, lic-iiiH N jit.il, '.Mill. A(i,r,.S( FUANCIS V. V EN ABLE, 1'RESIHEN.T. CHAI'EI. nil.L, XOKTU CAROLINA READ THIS! If you arc a busiii mun or occupying a subordinate position, a laboring man or nuiilMiid or fatlu-r. who imit furnihh ynurhome and (iiinily with a I'limii, the iroisitiui Riven be low nil,, r,lp vim the oj, ,rtuiuty to save money and buy prcatcr value than any ither piano projKisition ever has or ever will. NO IIUM1 SHUl'LI) UK WITHOl'T A I'lANO music gives more real pleasure than uuvthiii)! else in the world that money will buy. anil our "club offer" saves youciiouKn ill the purrliai-e of an iiiBtru-im-nt 1 1 e urate your family in music, but you must art uickly- -otilvi.i,. I. i,ur,.(i in the clubd JOIN THK I'l.liM in eH. ol death your hejre arc handed a RECEIPT IN FULL FOR ANY AMOUNT YOU MAY OWK UK. Its a fair prop, osition and a safeguard to keep the piano in the home. Jr TO CLl'B MKMBKRH KOR THK NKW 8CAI.K J0 LUUDKN & BATBtt-stord and scarf free. Pay all caxh or $10 cash and $n per month with interest. Mention thin paper ia writing for full particulars. Do it today. The best nuisciims m the Houth recommend tins piano. Ludden& Bites S. n. H Savannah, Ga. 927 lb. MAMMOTH BLACK HOG I introduced this famous breed to my patrons. Sold J. L. Guver, Wall burg, Davidson County, N. C.,one and when dressed it weighed 927 pounds net. Will fatten at any age. I also htve very fine Po land China. Near 100 pigs on hand to select from. Address JOHN A. YOUNG, Greensboro ' Nurseries, Greensboro, N. C. J
The Courier (Asheboro, N.C.)
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July 25, 1907, edition 1
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