BUILT FOR ETERNITY.
How the Romans Constructed Thslr
' Fin High" ays.
jf Archer B. Ilurll.p. the Chautau-'-quad.
says rotfttriihv.; t;ie cost and
methods of building the muolfc quoted
i Bom an roads:
I "A careful estimate shows that the
' Romans spent from $30,000 to $100,000
' per mile on their roads, yet Europe
knew no road bulldlug worthy of the
najne from the fall of Rome, about 400
A. D., to the coming of Napoleon's
Tresaguet, 1,400 years later. For a
' millennium and a half the roads of
these men who built for eternity were
, the best roads In England, Europe and
iAJAi Minor, and, though many of them'
quickly disappeared If neglected, a
a large number remain to this day, and
.'" much larger number have served as
v the foundation of modern roads. One
'toad which Bergler examined In France
was raised twenty feet above the sur
- rounding country, and a vertical Inci
sion revealed the following sections:
"Section 1. A till of sixteen and a half
s feet.
'5 "Section 2. A foot layer of flat stones
r- and cement.
"Section 3. A foot layer of flat stones
., without cement.
J( "Section 4. A foot layer of firmly
.' packed earth.
' "Section B. A half foot layer of small
$ metal In hard cement
f "Section 6. A half foot layer of larg
metal aud cement.
I "The width of Roman roads varied
'. from 120 feet at home to fifteen or
1 twenty feet in England. The lesser
i width made a great reduction in orlg
lnal cost as well as In cost of main'
a- tenance. In the case of the narrow
roads on the island the work was well
i done.'
" 'The furrows were first made,'
ft writes W. B. Taley, 'at the proper
( distance apart; the earth between was
' dug out for a foot or two, and the bot
torn rammed and beaten down tightly.
TJpon this the first stratum of material
-was laid and the lime poured over It;
then larger stones were placed upon
that and the interstices filled In with
mortar, after wliieh sometimes came
another la.ver similar to the bottom
one. The whole was often three feet
thick or more and was rounded in the
center to prevent water lodging upon
It.' "
GOOD ROADS FOR THE WEST.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
Having qualified as receiver for th
Kennedy TabU Co., of Trinity N. C, i ll
persons owing said company will come lor
ward and make immediate, payment; and
persons holding claims aoainst said company
are notified to present their claims duly
verihtd before the 27 day of August,
or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery.
Ihis fJthday of Aug. lWi.
Jos Parkin Receiver,
T rinitv K. .
In the superior Court.
Before the Judge.
North Carolina,
Randolph County,
Jennie C. Kindley
v..
J. J. Kindle?.
The defendant above named will take notice
that un action entitled an above has been com
menced in the Superior Court of Randolph
county before the judue, for alimony without
divorce which will Involve the dispoeitiou of a
tract of land uituuted in said eonuty, in which
suld defendant has an interest, and the said de
fendant will further time nonce mas ne is re
quired to aDDear before bis Honor M. H. Justice.
ju.ice at chambers in the town of Yadkinvllle,
N.C ithe 14tn day oi iK'tjiHorunu answer or
demur to the petition in said action which will
he It ml with the Clerk of the Sunerlnr Court ol
said county at his otllce within It) day from date,
or the plaintiff will apply to the court for the re-
net nemannra in sum pennon.
This 11th duy of Sept. timr,
W, C. HAMMOND.
C. S C. Kuudolph County,
MORTGAGE SALE,
llv virtue of the power contained in s inort-
iraKe deed executed liv Kfenaid Vt. McGhee and
wife Anna McGhee, "to J. M West on July
lHU.Vand sold and trniniei nd by said J. M. Went,
Auk, !W lturr. for value received to WW. Simon
which mortunge eeed is leenrded in the Regis
ter's office of Kaudnlph County, in bonk lao
page IKS. I shull sell for cash to the highest
bidder at public niietion at the court house door
in Asheboro. on Monday. iscpt. sf lfW. at 1
'cloeki. m. The t.dlowhm inu'tnf land in
Fruuklinvil Township. U'ljidnhiK the lands of
C. S. Wr ght. Win Hue ii aim other, ml hounded
as follows: B ginning at a stone west of lot
No. 1. thence ii.irth 1H lichs. to it stone, thence
went 15.01
chains lo a none in the "Id line, thence south
west with thcold line 27 S cliaiiis Pi a stone, old
corner, thence ca-t 1-4 chain to a white oak,
Id corner, thcii'-e south 4 l--.' chains to a black
Jack, thene.' snu'.'i'Mst 5 l :i chains toil stone,
tlience ca-l t.. tne U'liliininit, coiitalniiiK 17 1-4
acre inure or les . said sale uride to sutify an.i
lorceloso suiii inottgaee.
J. M. WK.ST. Mortaxee,
W. 1). SI'hON Assignee.
SHORTAGE OF CARS.
Show Lumber Company About to Have
Its Business Tied Up.
At Al'hott'a Greek, n-Hr High
Pin'f Hand liodetih.tininer, n voting
white limn, jig-d 35 ere, went to a!
bum on the lot mid hanged himself!
from one of the joists Woi ry over j
a law suit about . horse ii the cause.
He leaves a wi e iiihI live cliihl'i-n.j
He wim it iff in - er nf Wtillbura; Jim-1
ior Order Unite l Aiuhiu-h, Mechan- j
High Point, Sept. 12. The car
shortage is giving the Snow Lumber
Company of this place, much con
cern. At the branch mills in Moore
and Montgomery counties, the con
gestion is in such b frightful state
that it is probable that these milU
win nave i uc . ui uw-.., -...K Wk rf , whi,
to the impossibility of getting cam vo r.liu ve,
to haul the lumber. It is learned j distanee. Isv,
V. ,.nmna;ni lite (ion rnm.l.-p.l nr Ki'lnev an I lii i
more cars are piled up in these t wo j Z,Xn ZlZZ'
C0tintie8. wr. ouow aja iiiat me
car shortage with them is some,
thing frightful and trine there niur
be a greater supply of cars soon or
business will snflVr.
Tliere
i nwnt -.1
i"i f ir tliiit ache iii your
re it "suthei" every time
inrn aro'iml or w.iIk anv
nr kidneys. TaKH HeWiii's
id r I'i !. Thev are tin-
M.. by Mtan lard I)rn Co.
Convict System Employed to Advan
tage In California.
California Is rapidly coining to the
front In regard to a good roads system,
says tlie Philadelphia Ledger. Frank
Llntlsey, who has been demonstrating
sonic automobile cars, relates some of
bis experiences while on his trip
through California. lie says: "I en
dured more hardships the year and a
half I was out there than all the rest
of my life. There are very few ronds
out of San Francisco. In fact, they
ore not roads, but mere passes. While
the roads leading Into Loa Angeles are
fair, they nro far from being excellent.
Our severest tost was while touring
the southern part of California through
sand and over mountains. At times
we were compelled to use flat bot
tomed boats, tho rain having washed
away the roads entirely.
"Now California has recovered from
the earthquake the state has taken up
the good roads movement that Is so
rapidly advancing and which in time
will place our country on a par with
our foreign neighbors.
"California has adopted the convict
system of road building so successfully
employed by other states. While toil!
Ins through southern California we
saw convicts at work on tho Improve
ment of ronds, with their camps every
few miles. The convicts work in gangs
of twenty each, with an armed guard
to each gang.
"California holds charms which draw
large and Increasing numbers of motor
lsta each year, and now that good
roads work Is being done the Golden
Gate State will become one of the most
popular touring sections of our coun-try"
Hardware Doalera on Good Roads.
At the annual meeting of tho IStato
Retail Hardware association, held in
Syracuse, N. Y., last month, the presi
dent, Louis J. Ernst, In his annual ad
dress discussed among other subjects
that of good roads. Mr. Ernst said
among other things:
"A great factor In business Is that of
good ronds. and It behooves all of us
to do what we cau to have as many
road.-i throughout tho state put in such
condition that travel over them is pos
sible at all seasons of the year, fined
roads enable the farmer to drive to the
nearest nia:kct place with rase, dis
pose of blsj produce and make liN pur
chaser. This Is a matter that has re
ceived any amount of attention during
the past few years and great strides
have been made toward Improvement.
We, however, as interested merchants,
should give- the matter our active and
moral support to the end of extending
this good roads system and to see that
other roaiN through the rural district
be Improved and that they be kept in
repair. In that respect there is ltnieli
carelessness,"
XuTlCKOr KXKLTTION SAI.K,
By virtue of an execution issii. 'l from the Sn
iiermr Court of Uaudilh i.'oiiiuy on theSU day
if.iiiit I'.HiT. In the ea-e "f hxeph I'arkin
iiuani-t the Hoover Hill Oold Mi'iinn Company,
will sell at the court hoi..c iloir on Monday
ic ."th day of ilctoliei l;i," ai li lit . at public
action to the nlKlu-t biiMet It imIi the real
la'c bel.initliiK to the -aid ll..ver Hill .! .
Minim; Coiniiaiiv, de-eribed a- inllnjvs:
To.wn: KcKinmiiK in a ppu..ir near uicnnmui
fa larue liiiiinii and intu. ntr litem c up the
var.ou-courses ol .-al l Mancli sMitr. ,u oeirrec.
ea-t io cliaiiis to a v.htte oak u tin.- Imt.U ol
l.riini i. Sheer comer, thence le.itii 'l i-s den.
etist :teWtins iiixl 70 links ton pi'n in the Id
line, thence east S chain, and .1 links to u wtiitu
oaii in John Mleel s line, uicucu norm n cnams
to a pine sheet corner, thence cast 011 nis line
I eli nils ihiii 111 links 10 a nii Kory in 111s line.
thence in itli W cliains mi l o :.iiKtoa oliick
s.ik In tin iIikivi r hue. ihence wot on said Hue
ot chains aud flu links to a pine T. Ruli"i coruer
thiMicu south 11 chatu'i and .su links to a iiiack
iKKaplini; in Ihe old hue nluresnni, iin-uce
est on said land 4 chairs to a pine, thence
mth .V) decrei's we-t S chains to a stake, thence
west a chuiie to a st.tke. thi-u v south 5 cliains
stnkc in the old line, thence not tit un desir c
west on said line i chains, AO links to 11 Htake
now a (louwooil, tlieticcsoiiui crnwuiR me river
cliains to a stake Kiciiardsoit s corner, incuee
nth AO ilc(!i"cs east crossiin; the river HI cliains
1 n sveamore on the south bank of I'whiinie
Kiver in a place win re a larw black walnut tree
lotmerlv Sionl. thence up the various coursesof
lid rivei near mirtli ;i!i OeL-n es east 1, 1 rutins in
lie iH'Kiiiiiiuc, cjintaittlui; two hiiuilrcil uitd
eighty three c-'S;l acres more or less and known
1 tie lionvcr 11111 ii"iu iiiiiiik coiiioauy s
land . .
l itis prnKTtv 1-Known tts me out Hoover rim
lioltl Minim; property in TaUrnaele township.
It is valuable property mid wits worked foi goitl
many years.
Shci'ilt'of KiitKlul pli (bounty,
This August S!l. IIWII,
DeWitt's Little Early Uisers arrt good for
anyone who needs u pill. They are small,
pale, sure, little pill that do not gripe or
sicKea. Sold by Standard Drug Co.
Subscriptions Paid.
S. T. Lassi'er, C. P. Smith, II .
L. Chancer, J. F. Avery, C. M.
Brown, Miss Jessie Prevost, R. L.
Devi?. V. M. r!ox, B A. Garner, W.
L. Moffitt, W. H. Yow, B. S.
Mnffitr. Miss M. J. Henley, Mrs. J.
E. Gray, A. b. Jones, G. H. Bean,
Roddy Fields, W. J. G1a?s, Dmigan
James, Herbert Howard, D. M.
Weihorn.C. H. Ronth, Mrs. E.
Shafer, E. 0. Pearce, A. 1) Line
berry, L. F. Ross.
There are 0 event manv i et p e viol nvrf
slight atiacke of indiji siion ocd
nenilv all the tinie Their food ir
the apietite, but it fui's to eiMi-h ihe Ik iIv
simply le-cause ihe stoinach is not in fit
condition to do the work it is supposed 10
do. It. can't diecsi the food you eat 'l In
stomach should be niven help. Vou oi.Kht
to take something that will do the work your
stomach can't do. Kodo for Indigestion
and Dvsperjxia. a coiuliinaiiou ol itutuv
tliuesliints and vegetuitle acids, digests lie
food itself and gives stit nj;lli a::d leallhn
thu Htonmcli. Pleasant to take, hold lo
Standard Drug Co
Iv'V. J.is. Ca.te,-.
reside lit lliell Mut,
Cliiiirt in a t"w tli a
come.'' a niissi.iihirv.
whose ptrrn's
vill b-Hve for
tv here he be.
spepsia ,
satiffv !
Wood's Grass
Clover Seeds.
Best Qualities Obtainable and
of Tested Germination.
Fall ia the best time for sowing.
You rest and improve your land,
and rest yourself, by putting fields
down in permanent grasses and
clovers.
Write for Wood's Descriptive
Fall Catalogue, telling best kinds
to bow, quantities to sow per acre,
and giving full information about
all seeds for fall planting, both for
the
Farm and Garden.
Catalogue maiiu '. free on request.
T. W. WOOD & SONS,
Seedsmen, Rlohmond, Va.
Tin Largest Seed Housi Ii The South.
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Relieve Headache
Almost instantly and leave no bad effect.
They also relieve every other pain, Neural
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Stomach ache, Ague Pains, Pains from In
Jury, Bearing-down pains, Indigestion, Diz
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Tin
If
Relieve
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By taking one or two Dr. MiW Anti-Pain
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You not only avoid suffering, but the weak
ening influence of pain upon the system. If
nervous, irritable and cannot sleep take a
tablet on retiring or when you awaken.
This soothing influence upon the nerves
brings refreshing sWp.
25 aoses, 25 cents, in ever soiu in uum.
BLACKSMITH SHOP. I
I iK'sire to tlinnk the i-itixeus of ishi'loro I
fur tlifir piUriiiiiiL'p hince I opened my shop I
I here and ui me tliem that nil work sent lne
1 in lilnckniiitliiue au l horse shoeing will be
iMrefully h okfil alter.
ItEV. H. DAVID, Aahrboro, Si. C.
TIIK IMVl'.RSITV COLl.KtiK
OF MKDlt IK, of Richmond,
'1 he I'nlverslty i.'nllese of Medicine, of Rich
moml, VirKinin, 1 reileetliw credit on Virginia
nud the South by HKtiiituinliiK stundanls ua hii?h
as Northern CoIUko. mui reliiMii!,' to avail itself
ol priviU'ites conceded because of "'Hie back
wuidnvss of the .Miuth."
LAN D HALK.
Kvvirtueof un onler ot sale Knotted hy the
Siivrioi c urt of Randolph ec unty on Ihe peti
linii of Martha Thayer et nl. aaiii--t Kii hard
Haves et ill. I shall sell at the courthouse door
at Ashelmro. N.' nt IS oVliK'k M, on the Kith
dav of Septetiilier V7. the fi'lloH ini.' n'lil estate,
towit. A raet of land in Richland township, in
said cniintv mid iHiuudcd as follows; HcKliniinjj
at a pile of K.M-ks H l ii chains Wi!-t of Horse P: 11
envk TiiKloii's southeast corner, tlience north
lil chains to 11 rock. John Graves' oritiinal cor
ner, thence West Vi chains to Win. TroRdon's
coiner, thence ninth with Wm. I'roKdon'K line -M
chains ton slake, them e cast 18 chains ui 11 nK-k,
Win. Troxdou's corner, theree to the hcgimiiiiK,
conlaiiiiii! : M' acres more 01 le.-s.
TKKMS: t'ali, the purchaser rIvhik bond
and approveil seenritv tliercfor. and the title re
served t I thelurtiieroriier 01 u
.1. A. M'KSCK.Comr.
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i..Ml ehau
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: l!ei:iiiiiin-.'. couuuiui
-. Terms, ea-h.
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I'..,. ...tl nirn win ii yon nre liMiklii? at a
FOI lllMtiniC hiinliii!.' se and (he horse
1.11 whic h a liunler is riding' ti.kes a tumhle
wlieii he j'liiK.s ihe fence il is funny to su- tlie
il I t roil over an I over on the irroiinil and
ti.-M n and feel the lump on his head.
y 11 'i liine is very popular w lien there in u
jwrty at iuiir house.
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ins rictir.-c M.i. hlti to he evacf.yas . l
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ACOINE IS A GREATER A V SrrOS ; -P;:;
j' is so rrsji V:.1..'. ';;;i,; ;"':v,l ... ;, j , :A r:::;r;i;:,i;Xl ':X'ii''- . t r t
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MMiM CI IAS. E. ELLIS 1
PRUSIDUNT H
TfONKY ISI.AXn, 1. Y. I ... ... . , 81
Itl t'J i. h.id .11KM.I U
Dept. M.G. Q
NEW YORK CITY
SHOOTINQ THKCIIPTK.
can see every rest nre lie makes, liny. It is
marvelous. The live Imy with one of these
machines can make plenty of money all he
want? to spend. Send coupon.