"Bkvf 4 ths Star of &nlre."
' Ksmer Senator Bererfdge,of In
diati reoeertly is a flood of ora
tssjf btob; the folio vine praise of
ther.d south of Mason and Dix
oltae. "womthvard the star of empire
ougt MV to tako its way. Too fu
ture, helosge to the men of the
South If the uea of the South will
ens here it so. Southern farm
la& ssler sour rare climate, caa
jlis hk for the feeding and cloth
14 et the rrortd thaa any Hks aors-
ago S etrth, and these fertile fields
aogr givs only email part of the
weejtfc they ere meant to gtvs ad
ca he made giro. South era mines
ars as rich in iron, coat aad other
aRMntls aa anfr on the globe, and
th& storehouses, of usefulness are
aJt slsct nntouched. Southern
hewer in greater thaa that of
Nagf Hnglas. or the far Northwest,
ai'S snsst of it ran unharnessed to
thp feaa. Southern timber equals
the BtamMaro of Russia and the
greUer part of it is aUll nnnsed
'The e4ace of the South on the
ku af the world ought to make it
tea. heart of industry and eivUlta
tiem tfa greatest system, of wat
, ersjera en the globe gathers into a
mighty . trunk Una which pours
t areata the South to find ita outlet
in year Southern gulf. This cast
laaf protected eea Is an ocean in
itMtf, 'erring to the South trade ad
vaatasae which. If used, would be
unrivaled.. The great Panama Ca
nal opens the commerce of mankind
te eke Boath more than to any oth
er elagte prt of the republic. From
Norfolk, Ta., to Galveston, Texas,
tee South has a chain of seaports,
the poorest of which is better than
the best German seaport, and the
beet af which is as good as those of
Kegtaa&V
"Aad the people of the South are
ae yet alaaoet of pure descent from
the first American stock. Theirs la
a dictating blood which counts no
cost whom standing for what they
believe $ be right Theirs is a
lere for that idealism which alone
The Motrstalueer of the Lowlands
(Toledo Blade.)
The dandelion la to these alti
tudes what the alpine flowers are
to levels Just under the line of Per
petual snow. It aahs oaly a little
That the State farm should be do
ing, a few ours of sunshine, and it
comes forth as vigorously and
bright as if the season happened to
be in late May. It can sleep cold,
take the grip of the frost, endure
the rata that freeees when it falls,
and .with each nourishment as it
can take between the looeelng of th
earth before nooa aid its tighten
lag in the evening, J produce Its
crowa of goldsymbol of content
ment with feeble blessings.
ft has not yet oeeorrad to those
who seek to Improve upon nature's
formulae in plant life to feed the
dandelion on luxury and steam heat.
If the dandelion should be thought
deserving of a prayer it should be
this that it be left strong and ca
pable and thankful for the small fa
vors that an open winter can give
it. The hothouse might make it as
big and glorious as a chrysanthe
mum. But if. would make it a weak
ling also. v
Easy Means of Diverce
(Living Church.)
Speaking of Turks, it is but
short step to Cairo, where a curious
decision adds to "the laughter of
nations.'' Two Mohammedan natives
quarreled, and in great heat one
cursed the religion of the other. To
court they went, and the Judge, in
an ecclesiastical court, It seeme, de
clared that since the man had curs
ed his own religion be must be con
sidered to have voluntarily renounc
ed Islam. Therefore,as the law does
not allow a marriage between a Mo
hammedan woman and a man who t
not of that faith, the Judge ordered
the man separated from his wife.
This is commended to our divorce
lawyers in the United States.
A SOUR STOMACH
GAS, INDIGESTION
Each "Pape's Eaasepstn'' digests
8000 grains food, ending stomach
mfcery ha five minutes.
Do some foods yoa eat hit back
tate good but work badly; fer
ment into stubborn lumps and cause
a sick, sour, gassy stomach f Now,
Mr. or lire. Dyspeptic, jot this
down; Pape's Diapepsln digests ev
erything, leaving nothing to sour
and timet yoa There never was
anything so safely quick, eo certain
ly effective. No difference now
badly your stomach la disordered
,you will get happy relief In five
minutes out wnat pieases you moi
is that it strengthens and regulates
your stomach so you can eat your
favorite foods without fear.
Most remedies Klve you relief
sometimes they are slow, but not
sure. "Pape's Dlapepsan' is quick.
positive and puts your stomach In
A healthy condition so the misery
won't come back.
WEAK KIDNEYS OFTEN THE
RESULT OF OVERWORK.
On several occasions I have been
unable to work and 'suffered severe
pains in my back. due. to my kid
neys. I called on a doctor of Ripon,
Wis. but received no relief.
I tried Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root
which gave me Instant relief. I
was Mien able to resume work.
Swamo-Root is the only relief I
can get from kidney disease which
I am subject to In the spring of
the year. I am writing thla testi
monial through my own free win
that sufferers of kidney and blad
der diseases will know of the won
derful merits of Swamp-Root. I rec
ommend Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root
whenever I eaa and always have a
bottle of Swamp-Roct in my home.
I purchased Swamp-Root -of Mr.
C. J. Burnalde. Druggist, 808 Main
St., Ripon, Wis.
Very truly yours,
THOMAS J. LYNCH,
BIB Newberrv Street. Ripon, Wis.
I have read the above statement
that Thomas J. Lynch bought Dr.
Kilmer': Swamp - Root at my store
"Pape's Dlarepsin" comes in contact i and made oath the above statement
with the stomacn aiEirese juen tb
tshes your 6tomach gets
sweet, no
gases no belching, no eructations,
of undine-ted food, your head clears
and you feel fine, ,
Go now, make tne beet invest
ment'' you ever made, by getting a
large fiftywsent case of Pape's Dia
pepsln from any drug store. Vou
reapioe in five minutes how need
less it la to suffer from lndiges--thou
dynpep&ia or any stomach disorder.
la! true in substance and fact
K. J. BURNSIDE
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 15th day of November, 1911:
F. A. FKuaivw
Horse in Stable Fourteen Years.
In LaFayette,. Indiana, 14 years
takes prosperity worth while and ag0 William H. Moore was killed in
which" alow can save the present- a runaway accident. Since then the
iay erase for money getting from j widow has kept the horse In a sta
rotting the heart of the nation.
Theirs, too. is aptitude for states
majMsle aad a gift for public
ble and never allowed it to go out.
The horse is so emaciated and de
formed from Ion- confinement and
tkkthsag coming down from fore- iack of exercise that it looks very
fathers whose work in founding tne mtle like a horse.
resftbtio is oae of the priceless tra-
dittsss of tfce American people.'
eefcayv.toectawe Against Alcohol as
' " a gtsmnlaat. ' 1
Mew Tork Sun says that in
tas fj&entfttloD.al Congress of Phys- ness
ielfcerasfar reeently convened in j
Berts "Professor Ewald, perhaps j
the snout eminent ciinicai teecuer
in the Berlin University, said that
he ha reached the conclusion that
ia as infectious disease has the val
ue ef alcohol been proved and that
it gimiashes the natural resistance
te the teroeds of disease."
Iter Is a doctor in Charlotte
, Never having been shod for 14
years, the hoofs, like nails, have
kept crowing until they are nearly
a foot high. The horse's legs are
U.Li and the animal is scarcely able
to stand. The horse is practically
blind from standing so Ions in dark-
To Make Bens Lay.
Those who know about earing for
poultry make these suggestions; -
"Right now poultry houses
should be deeply bedded with dry
straw," said Mr. Helpln today, "and
the train feed should Jm worked
into the Utter eo the hens may get
good exercise and amusement hunt-
whs has consistanwy ne.o. to "",. tnr , WBii A the
HUU Jlt5 j
view for a number of years
. is seeing other doctors coming to
his Idea. . Che Sua holds that Pro
fessor Bwald's contention confirms
what every dear vlsioned physician
of eayexteaea has observed at the
seislf that whenever alcohol is
aJSttairtara ft handicaps the pa
tlt, hecaass it towers the blood
0sr6 a Is a temporary spur to
Vltttag heart, with a subsequent
lesresMem to which many a
'el 8t exaat has aaecumbed without re
aMkasfasi of the eesse of "heart
fast are."
n whs ha seem the eurple hued
csgwjtasiesi; sodden features and
mejfAag, relaxed" efcln of aa letox-
sassi aseds ao medical train
hens to exercising . and singing
they work for their feed."
as
There Is nothing aside from the
'milk of human kindness so neces
sary to the comfort of any family
as the milk of a good cow. It is
like water poured on the troubled
water ot family life; It Is perfect
food for the baby; it Is an ecxel
lent beverage for the children1, it
furniuhes. cream for the coffee, but
ter for the bread and cheese for
the lunch. It shortens the pie
cruet and raises the Johnny cake,
even the cats and dogs cry for It.
Letter to
Dr. Kilmer et Co.,
Blngbamton, N V,
Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do
For You.
"Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer and
Company, Blnghamton N. Y., for a
sample size bottle. It wllU coovlnce
anyone You wBl also ra eive a
booklet of valuable information,
aiiin flhmit tha kidaeys and blad-
rtor wnen writing, do sure
mention the Weekly Courier, Regu
lar fifty-cent and one-aoiiar size
bottles for sale at all drug stores.
Sow Red Clover Seed early in the Spring
i your
Wheat and Tall-sown Grain.
It's the best time to sow.
Wood's Trade Mark Brand
Red Clover
is the best American-grown seed,
of highest percentages of purity
and germination. Write for
prices and samples, mailed free
on request
Wood's 1914 Descriptive Catalog
gives best time and methods of
seeding Grasses and Clovers, and
also tells about all the best
Farm and.
v Garden Seeds.
Catalog Mailed free. Write for it.
T.W.WOOD & SONS.
Seedsmen, - Richmond, Va.
Order of Resale.
By virtue of the powers verted
in the undersigned in the special
proceeding entitled "L. W. Lineber
ry vs. Maggie Llneberry et al' in
the superior court of Randolph Co.,
will sell on tne premises in itan-
dleman. N. C, on the 24th day of
January 1914, at 5 o'clock, p. m.
at Dubllc auction the following as
sented lands lying and being in
the town of Randleman, N. C, and
bounded as follows, to-wit;
Beginning at a stone, corner or
Randleman Mfg. Co.'s lot, running
thauee north I deKrses east 7 l-
chains to a stone la Ferguson's
line: thence about north on said
Fersueton'a line 4 chains and SO
links to a cedar. Dean's corner;
thsnos north about 10 west on said
t)an's line S chains and 81 to
ons In Stratford's line; thence
71 west on Stratford's line about
li chains to a,etone in said line,
Oregson's corner; thence south SI
east on Oregson's line 2 chains and
12 links to a stone.Oregson's corn
er: thence south 62 degrees west
chain and 85 links on Oregson's
line on south side of branch; thence
down south side of branch 3 cnains
and 4 links to K. Llneberry's corn
er stone: thence south about 25
degrees west on said Llneberry's
line 66 links to a stone, said com
oany's corner: thence south 46 de
sreee east on said company's line
R chains to the beginning, contain
ing- 12 seres more or less.
Tbis is a re-saie or saia ianas
made on account of the inadequate
bid therefor at a Bale heretofore
made. .
Terms of Sale. One-third cash
balance in six months, deferred pay
ments to bear interest at the legal
rate1 from day of sale, approved se
curity to be given therefor, title to
be retained until all purchase money
is paid.
This January 2, 1114.
R. C. KELLY. Commr.
Tbis plan makes a pint of better
cough Ryrap than you couiu ouy ww
ade (or $2.60. A lew doses uausuy
conquer au ordinary couru relieve
even whooping cough quickly. Bimple
as it ia, no tetter remedy caa oe naa
at any price.
Mix one pint el eranuiawa sugar wiv"
pint of warm water, and. stir lor K
minutes. Pat 2J4 ounces of Finex ywty
cents' worth) in a pint bottle i thejt
add the Suirar Syrup. It has a pleaaaos
liiute and lasts a tamuy a lonx ubk.
ake a teaspoonful every one. rwo or
three hours. ..... t
You can feel this take now or a coub
a wav that means business. Has a
eood tonic effect, braces up the sppite,
and is slightly laxative, too, which fa
helpful. A sandy remedy ior bmiw
chial asthma and whooping cough.
The effect el pine on tne in emu runes
well known. Pinex is a most valu
able concentrated compound of Norwe
ian white pine extract, and Is rioo i tat
guaiacol and other natural BeeJiBg
pine elements, utner preparaimiw w
not work in this combination.
Th'.s Pinex and Sugar Syrup remedy
bar, often been imitated, though never
successfully. It is now used in more
homes than any otner cougn remeay.
A miarantr of absolute satisfaction. Or
money promptly refunded, goes with this
preparation. Your druggist has Pinex,
er will get it for you. If not, toad to
Che Finx Co., It. Wayne, lad.
Timber Sale.
Tiw virtiiA nf an order of the su
nprlnr court of Randolph county in
the special proceeding entitled Cor
delia McNeill et ai m rrie,
on the 9th day of Feb., 1914, at 2
o'clock p. m. on the premises sell
to the highest bidder for cash at
public auction all tne mercimuiu.j
timber on the following described
tracts of land, to-wlt;
First Tract. Beginning ai a puei.
oak, running west 25 chains to a
red-oak, thence soutn o tiwuo
a gum, the county 'line; thence L.
on said line 59 chains and 50 links
n a Atone: thence north 31 chains
to a poet oak in Hancock line con
taining 180 acres more or ieoo.
Second rraci. tjegimuiits aw
Btaka In OeoreA MCJNelll'S line ou
east side of factory road and run
ning south 87 rods to a stake in
Kennedy's line arid thence east 20
n o otnko in McNeill's Une.and
thence with McNeill's line io me uo-
glnnlng, containing 6 l-z acres
The timber cn me uower "
nt h. cnl a uTiarate and then all
will be sold as a whole, and ample
time will be given tor tne cuiim
.t,h ramnval of said simper irom
the premises.
This January 2, 1914.
J. A. SPENCE. Commr.
John Wannamaker said 'o an
s,udlenoe of nuerehants the other
day that there are two absolutely
Vital requirements for sueeees ir
retail trade, and they are good sner--;
chaneise and good advert Wag. Tot
yoar name to stand for good mer
chandise means little unless Me ub!
He at large knows it also. Tee sob
lie does net rsmembsr the mer
chant's goods when he dfssoatisuss
advertising;. He seatlasaJIy
keep at It-. The newspaper has hut
ons thing to sell, edvevUaJeg esse?
Ml copies of its paper. Outside of
It turned out slat tike oettea crop
eiUeS ft s .Bo4j ewfteoasry e get
inhrt fcr thai here U a acse of h revenue esses mm is wuo-
rnmfttti relagaUos, ths body pre- yripon UoH
8eeg as ss evidence of ens
tum ad.a. If this re
r." M. i-dual htort this rear
-whs" Whs keatth, how much mors
ieJt4'sf ths vital sowers be
d-wUfel" la .Clssases Is whioh
f ekjf' frh&osis srs already. pTayiac
with ths heart and nervous
' eysUtsv
J&eieee stlsiBlaat Is dylag
as hi tta hlooi letting as a
miUttsr wcnhsa ts
u Mrttehaesisi. aalholoxy sal ' the
vf earner? t awrvf ' sharta b sans
fat'--SCsistts Ohsearet. . A
' ' in e -1 " - 1 ' -
.,evt.a. th sti iomw si,i.
. e'hvipsjer shads atsT
. tsa't e&ssa ruhMeh Is tair-.-
we sir .Csr. ' ? V. '
fi I lit 'fasoleos for fSMti
ttttr siOr asty,)Oiatieiia3
: kett thass away from children.
tMa Croa a barasd match Is a
' ruUiiktlr br the ry.-gTse.-
Keojs fauttfm ndt draserles .tied
haCt ts srevent' them swinging
' agsts tins Itm JT'-iv''' f -Wheat
ro; ss a match be careful
whers. sew put it, CareJess disposal
'A bsmfsg or smoldertag matches
i map casse a big fire. . .
-1 em t)
EEDCETIL
0 taklflvpooarol el- tU M Vr
1mo)t4 ia a plaa .Jetw, taca
does te tae slop ev m teed W Sm
tnof, fa ashose alsM tea nU
Hkfoarhoot the yee. will fSBVENT
nUeewa" bSeos wens. weaoe
1 teaks bote eloh. lve kw ehx
j e tkxM rw a www aad .-TP.
SAVBsvtMJfOCi;
I am
Red Devil Lye.
II T 7 V eort.yne truly 11. -
I ' - J i SjU Prk if mi
JL J . r. Save My
j7?' VLsbsta,
SHORTHAND
IN 30 DAYS
shorthand complete la only ' thirty
days. Toa can leant In spare, time
in your own home, no matter where
you' live. No need to spend moaths
as with old systems. Boyd's Sylr
udis Bystem is easy to lesrs eswy
to write sasy to - read. Simple
Vraetlc&l. SseedJ. Bars. Ko ruled
lines. Mo positions. No ahadlag as I
other v systems. No ag lists
At nnl alvna t aiiafliae Only BlSS
ebaraoters to learn and yos have
tne soars angus. langasge rwr
absolate eosuDasneV The' best sf
eesa tor stenographers aad tsJtrssf
mea. -Lawyers. mlsJstsm, tpaehSTS,
physicians, literary feth and hasfc
' - afiflvvaafti" sasr acfW
lesrs'; shsifJtaaA tor their towm nseT
Does not take, eo&tlnnsl dally pio-
.ia viffh Vids' awwlUoag
Uverywhm fleod. today -fas aale4
Iteetlmonlals wP - l- : ;
tMesy OuuujifUBarsjsn uei i
39 Ohleago Opera Ho
Chhsago, ill.
- i . ., KOTICB.
, HiiTtag qualified as sdfuiaMrAtos
on the estate' or u. a. nopD.
nxrlor fivurt . for Randolph, eonnty,
this ts to notify all persona havtag
Uim agatott seld estate tA pre
sent them to the ooderelaaed on or
before, the first day rt January,
1915, or this not It will be plead
ed ta bar at their reoovery. Al
Indebted to said estate are expe.ced
to snake immediate paymsnt and
settlement. -
This Dsn IS. 11'-
IL J. HOPKINS, Adsir. .
Lend Sale Notice.
By' virtue of the powers vested
J . i i kv Honrpo ren
in the unuertsifcueu
in tha Gnnrial proceeding en
tiUed "A. M. Barker executor of
Franklin Stout, dee'd, vs. Shelly
Stout et al." in the Superior Court
of Randolph county 1 will sell' at
public auction at the court house
door in Asheboro, N. C. on Tuesday
the 10th day of Feb., 1914, at 12
o'clock M. the following lanus m.u
ate in said county, bounded as fol
lows b-wit; Beginning at a ywi
oak; runs south 23.7S cnains xo a
stone: thence east 16 chains to a
atonA.- thanea north 13 Chains tO a
Land Sale Notice
By virtue of the powers vested
In the undersigned by de ree ren
dered in the special proceeding en
titled "H. M- Fruit vs.. Angeline
Fruit et al" m the Superior Court
at Randolph county, I will sell at
public auction at the court house
door la Ashietoro. N- C, an the
24th day of January. 1914. at 12
o'clock M., the following lands ly
ing and being in Randolph county
North Carolina, bounded as follows
to-wit;
Beginning at a stone J. W. Kirk
man's corner;thence with Kirkman'i
line S. 24 chs. to a stone pile
tbiem e with said Kirk man's lin
chs. and 50 Iks. to a stone ia u
C. Brower's line; thence with Brow
er's line N. 1 chain and 85 Iks. to
stome.Bnower's corner ;tJence with
said Brower's Hoe E. 25 chs. and
25 links to a stone In the Sandy
CreeQc road; thence with C- E. Dun
can's line N. 27 chs. and 75 'ks
to a stone in P. P. Jones' line
thence with said Jones' line west 2
chs. to a stone; thence with said
Jones' line S. 6 chs. aad 75 Iks.
a stone rthef e wltfv said Jones' line
W. 22 chs. and 25 Iks- to the begin
nlng, contalQLng 135 acres, more or
less. suDje t to the uower oi An
gellne Fruit, excepting about two
acres la tihe southeast corner ot sai
boundaries sold off to J.- M- Ree (a
Thlsr is a re-sale of said land on
account of the 10 per cent advance
bid of E. A. Thomas on the fzili
bid of W. C. Amick.
Terms of sale. One-third cash
balance upon a credit of 6 month
approved Interest being given for
deferred payments, the same to
bear-interest at the legal rate from
day of sale, title retained until all
purchase price is paid.
This Jan. 8, 1914.
R. C. KELLY. Commr,
NOTICE
North Carolina, Randolph county
Superior Court. Before the Clerk
W. E. Free and C. R. Brooks, Ex
eemtora nf the lat will and test
mnt r M. v. Brooks, deceased and
stone; thence norm i cum i. - Sallle P. Free v. Sue Carlin Siler
chestnut oak, thence east 19 chains , husband John Slier, Mollie
This ts Guaranteed to
Stop Your Cough
Hake thla Family Supply st
Crash Syrup at Heme
aad Save as.
NOTICE
By virtue of the power of sale
contained in a mortgage deed exec
uted by O. R. Craven and wife,
Elizabeth Craven, on the 13th day
of March, 1911, and duly record
ed in book 141, page 299 in the
Register of Deeds' office of Ran
dolph county, I will sell to . the
highest bidder for cash at the
court houes door in Asheboro on
Monday, February 2, 1914, tho fol
lowing tract of land described as
folio W8, to-wit;
Beginning at a stone corner In
James Caviness' line in the Liberty
road; thence north 80 degrees w.
95 rods to a post oak, Patterson's
corner in the old Reece line; thence
south 20 rods to a stone in the old
Iteece line; thence Fouth 80 degrees
east to a stone near the Liberty
road; thence to and along said
road to the beginning, containing
10 acres) more or leBS.
Said land is sold to satisfy the
aforesaid mortgage dates March the
13, 1311. W. T. FQUSHEE,
Mortgagee
Notice.
Having qualified as Admr. on the
estate of J. C. Underwood, deceased,
before W. C. .Hammond, Clerk of
the Superior Court of Randolph
county, I shall sell at public auc
tion to the highest bidder for sash.
on the premises on the 14th day of
February, 1914, the following per
sonal properay, to-wit; One horse.
two pigs, a lot of corn, to or tu
bushels, also some lumber and houe
hold and kltchhen furniture , too
tedious to mention. All persons
having claims against said estate
are notified to present them to the
undersigned, duly veriiied, on or be
fore the 23rd day of January 1916,
or this notice will be pleaded la bar
of thtir recovery; and all persons
owing said estate will come forward
and make immediate tettlement.
This 19th day of January, 1914.
P. A. ROUTH, Admr,
Notice. Any person knowing ef
the whereabouts of W. M. Under
wood will plaese make it known on
date of sale.
to a stone; thence north iz.7 caain Hudson Hattie Brooks. K. W.
w..a OK En ft a ' - . ; . , .
Brooks. Lucv Kains ana nusowa
In takn- thAncs West 30. 6 0 COS
to the : beginning, sjntaflning 62
acres, mors or less.
Terms of sale; One-third each,
balance upoa s credit of six month
approved security to be given foi
beaar interact from day of sals li
tis to be retailed till all purchase
mosey Is paid..
This is. a resale of said lands
account of the 10 per cent advance
'bed of Mr. Allen on the $526 bid
of John Waddell. This land will be
sold In two tracts, to-wlt; one tract
of 22 acres lying on the west end
thereof as one tract and the re
mainder as the other tract.
This Jam. 2. 114.
A. 1C. BARKER,
Bxeeutor of Franklin Stout, dee'd.
Notiee.
North Cajs&llma, Randolph Coun
ty. In ths Superior Court. Bugeos
Hughes vs. Nettle Hughes.
Ths defendant, ' Nettie Hughes,
wiH r,ak eveSics that an action en
titled ss above has been commeaeed
against her" ta the Superior Court
tor Raodolph ou sty and that sum
sons has issued, ta said aatfoavre
tarnaMa jt ths"term of the Sup1
rler Court lor Randolph county be
gtnutna on the second Monday arter
th. final Ifnodav t-. March. Is hi:
that ths satvrs te saM action is
as fouowei To ohwb - oivotrce
from dsfsndant. Nettle - "Hughes,
upotai the ground of certain acts of
a4uitary, oomaaitied' ?hy said ' ' de
fendant and to obtain IMS custody
of the children of slalnttff end de-
fa dap t: said defendant will further
take notice that she is required to
be and appear st the eouity court
house an Asheboro, North-- Carolina,
before ths Judcs of said eo.r at
eased, befone the Clerks fh 8a-itns lime -haretefore earned for re
turn MM lUifiUIUW BBW BUB WW
ordemnr te the onmplatat filed 4s
this action or ths plaintiff will ap
ply to ths court to be alowad te
prove the allegations thereof aid
have the relief demanded.
This Das-. 26, 118.
W. 0. HKVMOKb.
Clerk Superior CouK Randolph
Onaatr.
Hammer sad Kelly. Alter ay for
ptalaUft
Henry Rains. J. R. Brooks and
Martha Brooks.
The defend ants. John Slier, hus
band of Sue Carlin Siler, and J.
R. Brooks, will take notice that an
action entitled as above has been
commenced in the superior court or
Randolph county and taat summon
has Issued for them in said action
returnable on the sth day of Feb
ruary 114 before the clerk of
ths said court at his office in the
county court house in Asheboro,
N. C: that the nature and purpose
of said action Is as follows, to
wlt; to sell for partition among
defendants and petitioners a certain
tract of land of which the late M.
V. Brooks died siesed and to hare
a portion of the proceeds of said
sale declared assets in the hands
of the executors of the said M. V.
Brooks, deceased, for the payment
of bis debts and the costs of ad
ministration; that Sallle P. Free an
Sue Carlin Siler were each devised
a forty acre tract of said land by
ths last will of said M. V. Brooks,
deceased, and the other heirs of
said dcedent Including Sallle P.
Carlin Slier were devised the resi
due as tenants in con moo exclu
sive of K. W. Brooks; said defen
dants will further take noitcs that
they are required to appear at afore
said tints and plaee named for re
turn sf summons and aaswsr sr
demur . to , the petition ef Petition
era or ths relief demanded thers-
ta will be granted.
Tht Jan. 8, 1814.
W. (X HAMMOND.
Clerk Superior Court.
Notice.
' R. L. Cotton has this day en
tered three acres of land, more or
less in New Hope township, on the
waters pf Uwharrie river, adjoining
the lands of Oak Grove church. K.
V. Larsiter, Nathan Bikes and oth
ers. This February 16, 1914.
GKO T. MURDOCH,
Entry Taker
Administrator's Notice.
Having qualified ae administra
tor on the estate of William S.
Thayer, deceased, before the clerk
of the superior court of Randolph
county this is to notify all per
aons having claims against said
ettate to present them" to ths un
dersigned duly verified on or se
fore the 4th day of January, ii,
or this notice will be pleaded la bar
of their recovery. All persons In
debted to seld estate are expected t'
make Immediate payment and sePHe
ment.
This Jan. the 4th, 1914.
MRS. W. S. THAYER Adam.
John H Brlttian, Attorney.
Administrator's Sals
Having Qualified as adanialstca-
tsr on the estate of Harris San
ders, dee'd, before the clerk or ins
superior court of Randolph count):
This is to notify all persons havUtt
claims against said estate to as
sent them to the undersigned dy
verified on pr before the 1st das-er
February. 1915, or this potfee WW
he pleaded In bar of their reo???f:
All persons Indebted to said estate
are expected to make Immediate
payment and settleent.
This Jan. 10, 1914.
F. F. SANDERS. Adsttu
NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of W. S. Thayer, dV
ceasted, this la to notify all far
sons holding claims against ths said
deoeased or hla estate to present
the same to me at ThomasvlUe N
O., or to my attorney, Dallas fisi
licoffer, 410-412 Bank of Comauns
Buldlng. Ugh Point, N. C., on sr
before the 81st day of December.
1914. or this notice will be mbsCd
in bar of their recovery.
- All persons owing said estate are
requested to make immediate set
tlement, either to the undersigned
at the above address or to Dalles
ZolUcoffer, Attorney, as above-
This December 81. 1818.
a B. ' JOHNSON,
Admr. of W. 8 Thayer, deceased.
Dallas ZolUcoffer. Atty.
DR. U. K. LOCKHART,
DENTIST.
ASHEBORO, N- 0. Phone
Office over the Bank Houirsi
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