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Ashebiro Courier I'KHi; i ) ifi.i p '!; i Wm, C. HAM VrTR, H.-'Uor TfiMTO'l : t!t I'.. ,;(,lh-- :ti .v-4!i'i... TllUlsdaV. Mav J!!l. l!MrJ. Tile eyes of tin- nation ale tUilled toward l ho llli-lnk. S altd misdoing of tho parly in p.ou r. Opportunity beckons democracy I'll to rllnv". This favoring t ii - f popular opinion should fiict'iirairi' ilrino. rat- every -u htTO lo .-tarn! lo:: ! This section of till Siatl' IS l-spoo- iallv adapted lo -attic rui.-iug and our ' ! .-lion id tiiiai tioir alhn tion (o 1 In' rai-ing of r.i s. -. Cattle rai-inir. sleep cull niv. an.! 1 1i i - grow ing of fruit should ho tho chief oc cupation of our agricu It oral classes. Tho democrat ic judicial rtn v on tion of this tin- 5 1 t h di.-triet con venes in Salisbury .Turn- I'.uh. Ther. arc tlmv a!irai:i- for tho nomina iion for ,J juIl.'": P-. V. I.ong, of Stair i!lo; K. K. Iiap.-r. of I,ein: ton; T. H. Pailey, of M.-k ill.-. A solicitor will also he nominated by tlio convent ion. Wo publish in this i--m of Til k (.Vrr;tr:u a Liter from I.i. u i ouan i (iovornor U. A. laughtoi advocat ing Hon. C'lias. II. Annliold for As sociate Justioo of Iho Sujisoino Court. Mr. Anntield in a strong ami able lawyer and a good man. II. '.' ould make an admirable jm' " : Ins friends are greatly et'eonrajje.' in their efforts tosoctiro his tunc: -dion. 1 - 1 1 . Qualifications Necessary to Vote in the November Election. Erery elector in this Statu who will bo permitted to vote at the next general election, to be held on the Tuesday next after the first Monday in November. 1902, Iwing the -1th day of the month, must, under the new Ftato constitution and laws, possess the following tptalitieations: lie nuiFt ho a native born citizen ; or being of foreign birth, must have been duly naturalized. He must be twenty-one years old. He must have lived in (his State two years next preceding tho elec tion. He must hac lived in the county fix months next preceding the elec tion. He must have lived iu tin; voting precinct four months next preceding the election. But if he has moved from one precinct to another, in the same county, he has a right to vote in the precinct whence he moved at any election held within four months. He mui-t not stand convicted of any crnf"""' ""'.i.ic bv confinement m tj iarv under the. WHietL.dlw mm - ou or tx-tore the Mav, l'.m his poll-tax lor tlie vvSt 1V01. Ins tin receipt mutt ahow the payment of Ins roll-tax. and if he should lose his receipt, he w ill be furnished a duplicate thereof bv the sheriff or tax collector. Cut in the absence of any receipt, he mar vote upon swearing to the navmoitt oi ma poll-tax. re i. . ,?c. . , 1 1 ii" was inry years out on tlif first day of June, I'm'!. i:e is exempt irom tne payment ot poll-rax If he was not twen!v-one vear old on tho first dav of June, lfnl ii . i j i." aim nas auaineu lo mat. ;me since. he is exempt from the payment of poti-tax tn;s year. Tho board f county commission ers may release him from the pay ment of poll-tax on account of pov erty or infirmity, in which case thev will give him a certiticafe of release which will entitle him to vote with out a poll-tax receipt. lie must he able to road and write any section of the State Constitution In the English language. JiUt if he Tilled in arr- :.',. ,,f this Union prior to tin- ; Jan uary, ipr,,, or is tne son or arut son of a person who voted prior to that time he is exempt from (he re quirement of being able , read and write. Colored citizens, with few excep tions, did not rote prior to lSi',7, therefore they must be able to road nd write any section of the Consti tution in the" English language. Every (lector must be duly regi? frrcd in tho precinct in which he Totes, and the registration books in each precinct will bo opm for that purpose for I wont v davs precediriLj tlieseeond Sa'urday b. f -re the elec tion for I hat purpose. ff an v p'T-on conn - of ;i-r,. after tho close of the rt-oi-t '-uiti books hut on or b'Trr . eieei;,h day. he will le permitted to ro.'i-t. r a:. 1 vo(e on the day of election.- -AshoviMe Iieiri.-ter! Mr. A. K. Slali-y. now al I he liead of a Jiroini non t ic.i ii o !"a ! i: ri u: i-uii- oern in Hah icior -. : old homo : t .L-!i.,;: S: illness of Ips ,,-..!! has not enji". .! :' Sotne limo ;m I,,, . r, i e.iU.,1 t, i,;, i. r i ! v I'V I h.- -lal.-V i, for f'd a easi- ,.f hi iglo'- di.- .. Cr-vho horo 1'ai i e Toiling thro-::.!, Ih. .-ii....d;ifi.- .... a Cerfai'i Sun.ia in .ri.ii.r. .mlv lo find hiinsoi f ! Ie -. n. i i -i , i,i,-.-i i ier, ti.. ,r.....l ..I,; .1. . . .; It,.' !o- mi wns a r. lioion for all u. ... l..-r.-, foul lis well as fair. V, Ih. s;.n. (..ken Uncle Sam ha.- p-i,-. ! tho nor.! ftloiigth.it th.. rural a .iu !i iiiiy yst.-m is a sonic f. ; a'l w.-alh. !.-, and thai mails n i j o ) riod OTer the coiniiv roiil. .-rain or rltiite, blow hiirl-, ..r flow low. An ord.-r to l hat ei'f.'Ct was ree. iv.-d hy the post m, tider the ..I !i. i .lav. :ti..l here after tho rural mail earner who misses a day on tl,,-eoi; e ,,f had weather will have hi- ).a .i.,.-Ki.l, lapses that may I.. a in.io i,, fro quent will incur uiMni. -ai. Kv. OUR RALEIGH LETTER. , .H.'liil..,!,-, ,,ln. H 0,'l.eie - I il.ll. lo,- inie 1 1 a-oti, f he chairmen .-.eln to n-ear.i it a- li. -iraliio to hold such contentions -j-,,.-,, u, m aje ( 'on .-n-ieii meets a. ( ' i-een.-ioi-o, and are seiling the .ia!e- accord i iu: I . Tin la to-1 C,.n'.'--.--ional Convent ion to le cai!--d is that f.r the ( l-'ourtli! 1,'ai '.ji' i'i.-tri.i, u hich i-called to meet ,1-ilv I ", oi,e day preceding the a.--.-! uibiin:: of i he Slate '.,nenlio;i. ; ii i: i oiii'i.:; vi anv -.ii hssi..nsii i e. 'I in- .. -r-'iuali'y of the nominee for ( oi-p.-ral ion ( 'onimi.-sioncr. t Mdl 1 he a.-a:iey to be civaud bv the oNjiira tion of the t. rni of I r. AMoli. rep., which ends in April, l'.'ii:!. is n.m eiili.-lino; ats.-nion. Pr. Abboii eeeii.-d Mr. K. C. r.eddinglieid i I 'em. . after he bad out.-d him from the la.'e through an action in the coint- tile Supremo Court hold ing i'ua! the Legislature had no au thority lo elect Mr. i'.eddingtield at tin- linn it did. Mr: i.ed.iing'ieid had serve i term an I had served abou! a year of the new term before he v a ou-ted by the Republicans ithoiioh ho had lo refund the salary for the bet year's .-orvicos), and is l her fore familiar with the dutie- of l he position and a most capable and well educated gclit leinau. lie is a farmer by profession and resides up on his place a few miles from Ral eigh, which he successfully man ages in person. His friends are le gion in this part of the State, and if the new Commissioner is taken from the Central section, as many think is important (the East anil We.-t being represented by Commiss ioners McNeill and lingers'), Mr. nedding!io!d is largely regarded as the proper man for the place. Speak ing of him to-day. one of his friends said: This is th-. only place on the State ticket this year that can be tilled by a fanner, and Pioddingilold being such a fine campaigner, he is the very man to select. He made a tine record when he was on the Com mission before, and will do even bettor this time being influenced by neither fear or favor, for or against, any case that would come before him for adjudication. He is the porsoni tieation of fairness m all things, w ith a bright, v eil educated mind and judicial temperament. Those who know him and his virtues and un swerving lemocratie record lust are his fondest admirers." V A KlOl'S VI A IT K KS. ( ) F IN T !". Ii EST. The North Carolina Press Associa tion will hold its next annual meet ing at Hendersonville, June '-25. This decision was reached by the executive committee hist Friday. The fifth (and last) volume of the X. C. Regimental Histories is out. Judge Clark has rendered a great forvico to the State by his excellent, patriotic work on those volumes, which are ofinestimable value. rxuator i Titcnam ana ongross- V 1,1 ex-l; nion s oniiei'a w lio, be tore entering the Union artnv, hud served in the Confederate ranks (as "conscripts" generally). If the bill passes a large sum w ill be distribu ted among hcveral thousand of such ex-siddiers in Western Xorth Caroli i. a and Tennessee. Chas. H. Armfield for Associate Justice. Sparta, A. (.:., Mav 1!. l'.M2. Mr. I'.ditor: It is conceded that one 1!. , uie caminiatesot tne Democratic jar- IV lor .S--ociai.e Justice ot the Su promo Court, should be and will b. selected from Western North Caroli na. That candidate must present the mental, moral and legal iiualili- caiions necessary to an a , ,. :n, t : , i r i . t ' .. .. launiiii ui.-cnarge ol (lie lmnortant duties of (ho oiliee of Judge of the Supremo Court. Of (he manv gen tlemen who have been named for till- idaee I know of no one w lio e, ,m- 'ifies all the requisite am! neccssarv pialitications for this position hotter man i. Has. II. Armlield of Iredell county. For twenty years lie has devoted lii-: i!f to his profession with an ap plieation rarely to be found. He in herits the groat legal mind, indicia! mperainont and common sense nethods of investigation of 1,!H dis tinguished father. Ho has etnoved in excellent practice from the time he entered upon his profession to the j.ie.-eni. which lias noon made up. not from any particular branch of the law, but fiom all branches, and he is considered by the profe-sion an exceptionally able lawyer in all branches of (he profession known to ........ i.. . i i the practitioner in We-tern North Carolina. Hois phvsioallv strono. a MO f I apalde of doing a groat amount nj'.vs a lilieral iiterarv od- coalioii. which ad-h ! t... a.l hi he L.-i.s cimstaiith pi'ivale lifr and niorai elniaeior are of the !lioe.,t and l.t t io. from a political standpoint ,, li.-li.-r nominal inn could he made, !ieoan.-e his ,arl record is oloir and i-otisi.-iont as to inspire the con- lid.-ll. i of t lie hole Ooolilo. He lii- , I 1 - - - - li.iiprs to no l.-ietion of the partv, ami f a-sai'e i he j.,' .,(' the Strife that O- lloliiil.aii.il! I'll Id he ( hoioiiirh ' s.-ti :-!'a. io.-y lo al! I eiu. .era i ,-. He po-.e.--e- "ih., .-onhdenee of al! t he p' "j,!. . 'I'll,- imo-I pi nl 0! ful crpoi:!- 'i -.i I ie- in. -I hiiinh!.. indi iduai '' .."i "V i ' 0-! I lie Jll.-t ,,. ,e I.: - -,ii.-e t- t in I, oai It arm n-r .-iml i..o.il. .'ail i. of ( has. II. Arnjii, hi. i;. a. i i on ion. Sore Lcr Cuted. Sa'i.-hury. N. ('.. May Li, 1!mi!. '1'iiis jj ),, ,-a that I was t rmi hl.-d w ii h i ntiniiiLT soi-. s nn m h u f-.r a! out luelie monlhs, and . i ii ri nr the lime i u.od many different remedies from which I was not hem-lit ted, Iml i I : ! V i 1 1 :T heel i advised to li.-e Mrs. ,Iuo Per on's If. m.'ilv and Wa.-h 1 Iu,,. hoeii en: ir ly cur.-.l hv the use of a'-oiit sjv hotl!..- of (la- Kemedv and i no i -a '!-..i o.-s of l lie Wash. l.'.-py. M. . P.AIMiKI,'. Foley's Kidney Cure teakes kidney;; and bladder right' CLARK'S LETTERS AT LAST r. .1, I..... -nee-. lb- !'-,-o-li !.,.; ride into popular iavor by p: - , ing against coioi'al ion, t he Socth ern li'ailwav 'ai lieularlv. That he t ( 'lark i did not .wc-ed t In- dill ie- of his o'li.-e in giv ing Ku-s.-ij the ;u - i-. -asked in his item, to put down ili.-a'in-es (he railroad-- were praej ic ing. Savs the reason he a.-l.eii that a c.-iiain letter bo disi roved w; that ho feared t lie Sou t hern railroad would g.-t o:: to i( and use i I to mi iep-'--eht him. lie refers to i) i i ng-bii rv removal from I ' Me-.-onger. and says railroad oppo iion to Clark was the cause. Ii. -avs legardiug 1 his: "Their pre crij'i i v .- spi rit was shown but recent ly, when a railroad organ removed from its head an able, amiable ami patriotic North Carolinian, lr. Theo dore i. King-bury, simply b.-cau-.-he asked that it might be 'stated in regal d to a vile and false attack up on me in its editorial columns lb.it il had not been written by him." Regarding his connection w ith ami correction of Russell's notice to tic Wilsons to show cause. Judge Clark savs "(Governor Russell submitted to mo a typewritten pa pel-of his notice to show cause, or summons, to the Wilsons to appear. 1 made -in it. a appears by the document which 1 saw yesterday, some half dozen cor rections, mostly of grammatical or verbal el rois. It was sent to me I cause the proceeding for removal of an oHicial by the (iovornor was now in this State, and this was the tii-t statute authorizing it. If the case could have been carried by appeal the Supreme Court, it. is clear h the fact that I had corrected th summons would not have debarred me at second-hand from sitting on the case, when ;t did not debar the officer who issued it. Indeed, as every one knows a justice of the peace who issues a bench warrant, is in nowise incapacitated to try the case.' In conclusion, Judge Clark sa: "-My fate is in the hands of the people. I have served them faith fully in peace and in war to the best of my humble ability. Should they decide to retain me in their service or not is for them to decide. What ever their decision is, I shall bow to the will of the sovcrigii people. This is their government and I wisii that they and they alone shall determine public policy and the selection of their public servants. "J have said this much in the de fence of my personal and oflieial in tegrity, and henceforth shall lea"' the matter to those who must niake the decision the people of North Carolina." Disfranchisement. For nianv vears past the -daw of this State has required the county cohimissioiiers, in drawing jurors, iJo select, the mimes of sue TrwiT i Ti.i" IS, lilt ,oie are disfranchises lo serve is jurors w ho have not paid their tax. We have never heard anybody complain of this law, nor has any political party ever attempted to re peal it. Now if this law is all right. :." nobody complains of it, whv sho- ' i m i ; lie an v commaini against llie law I'e.piiring the payment of poll tax us a prerequisite for voting:-' If a man is required to pay his tax be fore lie can serve as a juror, win should he not pay his tax before he can vote? If the payment of tax i roipiiied before a man can be a juror in try ing some petty case why should not. the payment of poll tax be ro ip.iired before a man can exercise the greatest priv iiege of a freeman in voting- for the oilicers w ho govern usi' Had you thought of this? And it, is all a mistake to say the law disfranchises a man because he does not pay his tax. 1 he law does not disfranchise him but he lisfranchises him-e'f, just as he Iisfranehises himself as a juror by not paying his tax. I he law requires a voter to reg ister before voting, and if a man is lejirived of voting -because he fails to register, he disfranchises him.-'lf just as he does if he fails lo liav his tax, and that is all there is in this so called disfranchising of voters. -Chatham Record. The Evils of Debt. Youm,' man keen out of doht. Avoid it, if possible, as you would a leslileiico. As the Crosby (e;'ic.o. iptly savs. debt is a troublesome fac- r in human life. It is easier to e-et into it than to .'ot out of it. Wis dom says aoid it; run not into it has tily or suddenly; or if it has been in ciirred pay it off as as possible and k'-op out of it. Ivverv man , i .: . i i. " ,i . , , .' i :o ii h.- no 1.- I He in- jllil::e oi ins cll -elimsiaiieos and does not lake kind!-, to advice from outsiders, but the l ise.-t of IIS ivouhl do well to hoed I he . uce of ex periouee. Thousauils iiae sulTei'od because thov t hoiii lit l iiemsehes visor than others, h'uin ed reputations and business follow heedlessly about truing into debt. .vaiiioer- ooniraoi a uami ol l-or-o,i no. and larger and iarei so.ni are ooiailleu Ullll! compliio IS;S,-. ..... I . . 1 :c . p . oieiiaio 1 1 1 ! i ! ; or 11 some ol i uem iiianae.- hi koi p ihiiies rtiloa! i ri n -.r ! l heir t i ie I lino bv an oil.- ex pet! ion t -, I they l.-aio bankrupt estates boh i :o ! j I hem and linao.-ial ruin to I heir do- pemi. in s. is one of t o.o en in- I eis of the day. ('hurehes an I j 1,0:1., - .-utter 1 r.uii il as societ v an bil-iiie-.-. There is need lo cmpha. i. anew Pan I's pracl ical jiriiiciple. -On no man any I bin:' hut lo h,e o,-: anot her."- -Seleelrtl, An oune woman who does no; j & Miou now 10 maive goon oread, broil boof-leak, and make a cup of tea or colTi-e. should retire from the parlor ami t he mal riui.miai markol until -he ui.is,i-s tho.-.- important ami 1 . .. I .. . , 1 , , , - 1 ! rf. e.--i nl nil aeeomplishlueiils. T h . pi..--e.-,-ioii of uiouev or a reputation as a line ocali.-t or opeit pianist i MO no! and nil! no! make up for these delicielices. for Con press. 1 1 il - - 'e pecia to recall, when one. oi ttie very whom In- had sought in vears by to hilp nominate as Congrc was being cnterl.ut-ed, "win dined.'' iu a near bv town, th ed guest of the Palmer and i lemoeracv. Wo fee! that the demacr: district owes this nominal I'lair. True, many claim I )oii; emtio party owes no thing. ' This is false and the face of it. V,'e do nof elevating men b cause they are democrat iK-opve : ieir v. non s;mo raocraey limned v.tj of long ars . v ed pur' v h:v ice, ' Ii1 Olid and uhiiit y, the!. n gri.iuiids for row er those. r"(uiro! met in this iiis.taiu a State ii. ti:ta!;.;:i an orgai -.or. I i :s ale ni.ed and apjO'eeiated leaders and his adviei valued hy them when 1 porta uce to t he party ar Mis experience as a legis prove greatly lieiielieia! t triet should he he sent rosoutati'-c. V!i'--'i W cl iiim ou clyg tuon Had seven uuiuired u id four hiaidied '"concubines, iweiit y-seveu wives and no : " i - i iiiia-s, wtnio von nave only o;n and i am not prepared to en iiow many cohiuhiiies." ft j.s Persons have been known to tjain a poumJ ss day by taking an ounce of SCOTT'S EAUJL S'ON. It is strange, but it often happens. i Somehow the ounce produces the pound ; it seems to start the digestive machinery going prop prlvt so that the patient is able to d'gest and absorb his ordinary food, which he could not do be fore, and that is the way the gain is made A certain amount of flesh is necessary for health ; if you have not got it yoa can get it by taking scoffs Fffi You w!!I find it hi as in winter, and If yo. 4t don't ttop beuuc the 50c. iind 1.00, all dr XTr & BOWNE, Oieml? THE Bank of Kand .si'ATKMKNT Of (he cn.!:::..n of lii In.nl; of ri.inOloma U:iiei: ..ii.,n, :. . c. at i'n? eioai.. m t,u5i. iiefi. Aj--1 : ;i0! h, ;;hi.:; el Hl'KS Ocie.-ll,.! Le I . i.;-.f'--H-: r Wrt.'.'f,!!.. , liri'.l : 1 .MUr. u hpet n riiij, fretn b.r.iKs, 1 ,S(.0 , Sit ..1, IS-l. 3.M7. :A s r. . i. -s ,'ic ' " - "''' " - - - I- ' hs IK-- S-ls-'.iO.r oi.l. f (-.-..OI... '& Stv tQt -IS) -S f I ' BU RKS & PRE1SN ElL, REPAIR SHOPS. con U 'i a I'rsi ci.i-'s r pair U ..!iot fir V.ij;..ins, ibijfaits, (.'arts nd '. 'a ri ir.j. ..;, A!-,' I r- . ; -hooin-.' and I'.-iii-ii. and i "nint- IT is; ii :t'cl.,.ty. We ":!i-o,i.-.: o; wor'. ii- d ,i. r s .: nuuie. 4 i Hon. T. . HUW o- rf,nw ' I I I j. !. ! o .'-. .da;,., ilo.i. J. U. ' -i . :..-. o.a. . a- ... j,! j;.-,.. , .,. . i , w.o,, i u, ,v e.e,- noi, l eiiaoi i o:n a suUement of ,a I'evv of h-. a 'ii.-- u hy he, in o'v pi.ti !iiii.'..-J lo your prcf ej1-. one . F::--! . iu. not lu-en u caiji- p;:i P; s. !: ''"- in " hi'-h he has irt .';!i--. I'v w ., k ,! for tho sue. ess -f t In- ! !!' e - ;,. v i,i .iir oual .-, :- w.-ll a- ,e. r,: i;,'n il, hsysto d by e, -. R- el -K.h !:!,' VvhOjiiS j (il:t.,;;. ; . ..j..:', .;(j.jf ; ff j -' 'I ;;M h-n w lien Von I P"o- ' ; - ' - !h oomination f-V VV.-s t! - :ii-e if ''iripoil ;ul Wrl OT i i.ai '-and !;;: , dik w is,, ihat w on one of v i ! ! st known and i st i '- -,i : :.;,-; was se,-'. ing f;!Vo.-J at ha-.d-- -f I he i Vmoerai ie St de ',Hi, :!l; .i Mr. ill ,iv gave him lis j !i.-.iri t Mil ior'., s.kso ti-ut vv; ell ..nee ! :! hi ;he.-:injp I'i-' -i- I. Mr. P!air wf ; work l.avde-i I'.ir th'f"- 1 nielloed a! the S:ilijjf 1 fully at the' States! : ... i.-i'oi' of yoar liehi I . Oi- I O0' s 11 JilOICf V.'iley 1,'osh. 11 co.iiitv i. me aiT7 e-t of' yiu.r c-o f ..IV.... .r '...l.efci-i. .- . f reward. This a t'ffieT"iTj-' ' myl oi your own parry leaders I J "sulking in Ua camp," and att f time, which vvr- have special if j P I ier f 'er if Mr. 'the lt on in nice he- E SI . I f oru ol:f f do- i;0: :' '' leply l m 9 I fd:s- l How To-t in Flesh Emm a. - ...l i i --x u. M i .W aj , IS fact always .rc;.i For Cuts, Hastes and all Open Sores, you need only to apply ffexican frusta JV.iment n, few times and tho soreness and inibnimation will be conquered and the wounded llesh lieaied. 10 gL'L IHO OCbL 1 U6UH5 ua cuuiiiu .-aiui.,o. , jutvu Weoft cloth with tho liniment raid bind it uuon tho uud as you would a poultice. 25c, COc. and UVCD A M CYST fiN your Zli-H-I Mil i. I . W KOUI). diseases among your fowis ue The saloon owner wants, demands d gets sober men as bartenders. TI1K DUTY OF PAKEXTS. Prevention is better than cure, and j yet a remedy like Uoocb s Mexican Syrup for coughs, colds and .-onsuiep- li.T. if l.i.l iioa,l In npaWllt PrtHSllllin- lion hv fturinir a couch cr cold in the btguinint;, can be depended n u, even cure alter tne lungs ovpiu iu waste away. No other remedy is eo nicij to take or so quick to cure, and niiu v families often bui new b ntle beta re ihe old one m all used du, r.o hat 11. ey may Lave it always in the houe. D:ilv 25 cents nt Standio-d Dm.- v.. Yoa ueer iuoe! a suee-ensfiil '.vbis'; v ma nut iitur.-r on th:it p:'th. BIT! iiltCU r J IHH OC T. Every mot h- r should ba q.iickly Suspicious or worai.-? when her children act as i I' they were going to lie sick. Worres nre known :o bo "the liist caass of nre.eh ill heailh. Youn;r nd oiJ very i.ften nre .Rufferi g from wonus wlien -. motbe- thinks it is something e'se. Heme. Liber, a very harm'ess, yet. nl-.va'a effective, remedy for staiv.aeh, tape i;r 'in worm , a 25 c-ut boMle of Mothers Warm Syrup. St.iuda d Dm.; Co. N ver mind whv others d ink hat is h.S! fO'" vou? lONCIIITIS CURED.. s I had chr nic hroit- at times l coui-i ny Montnu'ienei, ind. undies availaoltt, bu: .i- i ss. i' iiunai-iy my em- I loy r vug'rostucl that i try totf-y s IJ'iipy .'.I'd Tar. It- Mi'oet was almost miraeulouR, and I am now cured of the i seas.-. On niv lecoimneudatiou m .iiy Iieonle have u:-ee, Foley'.- Hotisy and Xr. fuid fd av i wi-! ?atisf;v lion." Standard I'u. : Co. Yoa never :: oi t a g -od bartender on that path LIKK A DKOWNIXG MAN. "Five veai- : a di eio-fo. the do.-- oa'h-d dy.-i ep.-ia t t; sueh hold of m? that 1 could near. i-- in. jnies o. S. Mars 1. wll-kuowiriatornev of "So- ' . . - t ecna, t'.. "1 ;o,.i. o.-..i;i iti-.soi pep-ia and other medio, c.es but nvthiiiK lioh ed me. as 1. 'lrowui'.e nuo; (,T.b--i a a straw I .Tabbed a; Kodol. 1 I'd' 101 improvement ni onca soul fttter a f w bottles am semi and well." Koilo! is the ,.i,y prei-aralioii bi.-h csat liy r, -prodv.eiN'tb Tiatur-i! di;;o t:ve ,j ieea ami r-onse.iie:it ly 3 U'e nlr one wlncii digests 311 j.o.'ii loo run uiv f, .nn of siu.ra-li troab e. Stamtarn Drug Co. Leave v i.-key lo oiac-r?- SJt'IATI'- KHKU 'A ' JiM 'U KED AF TER 1 ! YI-'AKS OV SUFFEUING. 'I have ' f aillic!"d with s-iatio rlioumati.-ii: for four.fcen ar?," as J - sh KdK"r, '-' Ger eantowu , t'l, '1 was uhl- to hea-ouii.i but, coustamly mffero.l. I tried nc-rj thins 1 eonld heir of and - t l;8t wna told to try Ch'.Liib-o la 11 's i-i.ir. Dalm, which 1 did and i-as immediately n lieved and inn short flue ured am! I am harpy to s -y it has not s nc r turuod. Why not. usi ibis i i.imenWaud g t will? If is for sab' by S ind ir I Drnj; . for you- s'imui nt. i A Gill". A T pl-XllKT. asked Ii sneii s-an ing st pi-.y-dei-i:.'.--, X 1 )i r m ile e'h ViiO s- - I' t e d bv Pr. K iis.uii;.; ion. 'ut, ui he- Idegiti .ml genu nine,. , and i's! no lite ;v.ti enrich uu-i vdalixe iv tho it ii-ais die ie.llamed, eoui-li- roat and ir.m;:i. tt.ioi eel s tjlmrn con. os soon v'fl.i to D . New 1 .ii.-e . 1 i;rv , - h west i f u- uedy for a. 1 Throat ;m i taiiijr !. i-iuar:i!tf.;-d li -ft es -,0c ml T.ial boities free ur Standard and lJaiidleman l-ug Store. Tic la.iyer raider .-ecoui ..fres other peOplo to icli him th ir tieub es. UOLliS UP A roXC.MESS.MAX. ''At the e'! I of ih, o mi rai :'u-: itea C!.a-ep Cliirk. Mi ise:ri's hi it! :im oon ur!simn. ''from o-o w1:!;. orrvoes el)- ion, lo s of s i a'i'i 1 t ea1 in; I h id a; out attorn v Lio.t I my ! trio j 1 be 1 ', l s.'om- .1 ' o t a ii body were 01. t ol le s made mo b.-ht id I r.e.u.i oi" .'. 'i::J- '.s i! air 1", '.!-.! ; w a no n a . men t' iiu s;,.-n.ie I mm ! a. e; 1 10 i in I oO ' i.'isnii.h-i' " ' bo ni- b 'leans m e,.,f ' le ii'to. IC: e or sola A : e b ,t 0 o I on . e i :, a'-. .-'A y. ft .-..;.i , n , ,!-, -.a ... -? -. i. . ., ... is.-e. ;.--,-,,- a ., ' . 1 " ,t . 'l I lit it i ... .. I.-, in .MiiliK. ..- ,. ..:. -e.ii : i ! - lt -l.'l i... I-.-lorn '..il. -eai,, i ; . itii OlULe-los. ifciilJ ji j-.lir.,ru i.-i.-iifci i ; I : :t,',:-j; JAc:- It J i A this e, 1 1 memory; $1.00 a bottle. poultry an.' tlio vprv first sicn of BcalT tjcaly JUcos, Kiuni.Ie loot or other Mexican Mustang Liubucut. No true work since the world begr.n was ever wasted; no true life since tie world began has ever failed. Samuel Smith Harris. , itmsiM yspepssa hun Digests vhat yon eat. This preparation contains all of the digestunts and digests all kinds oi food. IL irives instant, relief and never fails to cure. It, allows you to eat al. the food you want. Tho most sensitive stomachs can take it,. By its use many I thousands of dyspeptics have been cured after everything else railed, it is Tin equalled, for al'i stomach troubles. Ii caart help hul do you 3od Preps red mil v by F. 0. DkWitt & Co., CliicnSi 'tlus 1. bottle cuntalnsSH limes tUo 60c size. For sale by Standard Drug Co lie only confers fivors generously who appears, when they are once c n ferei, to remember them no more. Johnson. STANDS LIKE A STONE WALL Between your children and the tor tures of itching and burning eczema, rse ild head or other skin diseases. ftowr why, 1y uiug Kirokleii'' Arfiron Salve, earth's greatest healer. Qui. k est cure for Ulcers, Fever .ores, .sl' Rheum, Cuts, Burns or Bruise". In fa'liblft for Piles. 25c at Standard Drag Oo. and iiandleman Drug Store. I, ever be afraid of what is gooil; the good is always the road to what is true. IlaiiK'k-ton Wit T THIN' FOLKS NEED Is a greater power of digesting n asBiiuifating fo.o l. For them D- King's N -w Life Pill- work Wooders. . They tone and rega aie tneai-.-i'save organs, I gntlv e.nr-i ,;! n-a-ona from the ss- Item, enrich '.h blood, improve MPo- I f : ( ni il.o lior hn (loci. I Lii!- ') fi 4 tit ', make herdihv liesi-. Only S!aiidaid Drug Co ami Ra'idleman Drug .Store. If yn know how to -pend less thsn yon e"t you have the ph -io.-opher's fitoot- Fra 1 kl bi . W a NTS OT1HCKS TO KXOW. "I liavo n?rd ieVitt'3 Lii tie Early Riser- for onstipation and torpid 'iv er and tle-y - re all light. I am glad to in.b;rne tie-m for 1 I'-itik vvljeu wo thu! a '.o 1 rloiio- ,Ve ott-:lu to let others ! know it ," writ, s Alfod lleinze, tuin- cy, J. i. I hey never Kripe Or cisln ss. anie pi Sumilard Drue Co. Hspr-i ess is ea-:v whru we have lern..-".l to reucuneti. Mine, de Stael. Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold. 1 a a 1 1 v i mo dae tablets cure . Ci;re. Nu pay. cold in one C.iiy Prico 2: The s,ii est air! sales! remedv for kit tiev ami b adder niseis.'-; is Foley': Kidney nre. St ...! ,- d Dr C.-. I GUIPi'K JCii -ekeis are b; ! best C id mid t.aGripae cure ! nmrket. 25e at vd -,r di-:i:ij:i.'. t-.iv the o -.iit f ITde DOo-' T 'ori't Oripji- Knocker- w ol cure urrip e ami Colds in lo hours 25e ct you'- 'i-ie.--.-is' a. 3?oet6n. VaU invested in Grippe Knoekeis wi:i cure ion Take 110 substitute for th ini 1 iootDi Foley's K'dney Cure makes icidiie.c ,1.1 ! !" adder ririi . Don'f del . tak- o IX. htamlanl Drnj lo. -'XKUaIOAUA IS ROB!E! OF IIS Ti'. UiJOliS Ei Foley's llon- y ami T ir. It stoj) -.;he racking eough and heals and sTronriu-ii- the !'j;us. if taken in lime it will prevent an attack of pn, 11 ne., iiin. itefu e substitutes. Standard 'n-ui; Co. I'TANouGA DRl'(JUST'.S STATKMENT. ,00. a k; ii. a- .-iiler, i reprietor of the 1 1 irr o! . haltauo.)-'Tbei-o i more fv ami ! 'ir i b : ii Lean , -,vr I.-8 ; i o. v no i .v her (J ';.! ol i' Mr-ii :, l ::.' 'i " S:;.l!(! ol.- w i A Tiie Ni-u.!.; v.-r C,,bi f 'i'h.-t iliotCr.; . of ,".-e A. -on- i;i 1., lei s ii '-!)' 1 in ee iiaaithi tovn s-or,-, " i .i with a s" ou- !,! ed me - re 1:0 -b, , pi of ; ri 'n ' le- n;.' , 1 tiicn trit-l r , 'ey'ti ; -' e "i, .! id .iii. S'-id by Klin n I l-i ei ar a:: I: l r ill ' I tb'i u, 1 nn). rove, i I en -y ;,,i,t i'a: , and '. ;' Ki-in-,. .-nbijii-iard i .rni; Co. Foley's Honey Tar cures voids, prevents pneumonia. Foley's Honey and Tar for child ren,safe.sure. No opiates. DM .HSSX mi.. m5z m mm m m ikMiiiiMiM mm IF, " 6 i if i.V. Brixton", Sack Suit-T wen . - ; hi -i' .-.4. I fif Cloth! no; 1 A) Vcr -"ts "Liitle Gents." ff Tm A ! A Wc l';!rrv ;l H' l-'M-'"!" the SPI 4 I Iti :ur i-uycr's experience of Wr-trl III i lv,clltv vcur Vth n:a;.u!';b;:irers t ft i I I Vive-. U:- .!. on "n 111 eK.viE.w: fe, " C. M-.rie Announcement! AYe wish to announce to our put rons ami the public that we are receiving our Spring and Summer stock of goods and arc prepared to offer .some real bargains in Shoes, Dress Fabrics, Furnishings, Hats, Umbrellas, Etc. Our stock of FAMILY CiKOCKUIKS is always fresh and ivlisliing to those uir.s the times. (Q AViieii in need of anything usually kept in a general 'ri tore lie .-li re to See M0FF1TT & COMPANY. 14 - OlKM.i Our new spring- and summer goods have just been re reived and are now on exhibition. Come and see them. Ladies' Furnishings. We have the most heautif ill line of Lail'es' Furnishings ever displayed in Ashehoro. Fine dress Silks, Lawns, Percales, &c. Also Triinnied Hats, Sliocs, Etc. In fact almost anything you can think of. Prices reusimiible, too. Wc pets, Rugs, GroceriesT &'C. The Right Quantity and Quality Of the Drug Cailsd for Goes into Prescriptions .-Illl TI" I!" l-iiieii nere. lie use no suusu- tutes, nor CLvngi of doubtful purity or frcsliiiesH. (ood.- of tin.' hiiihe.-t quality only are used iu co-nipound-ino medicines and this insures results c'vpeeteu by prescribing phvsician and patient. Our prescription department is open until 0:30 at night. ' ' '( 'obi drink? can be had anv time during the day and until '.ho( at night. Depot St. IS 5.s" &&iPr'W- VK-" te'i? VP' J1 1 Vi e have a !ai e;. and complete li Sr-MMKU COOlbS JL'S'i' IN. Our stock consists of everything that will add to the niv or comfort of man or bea.-t. AM at ROCK BOTTOn PRICES 1 Hit! exchange (or all kinds pi'ices. i a- :',(. iiays will i! M.H'i'idjS AT COST. NAOMI FALLS STORL CO., T. Brv;uif. ;kT. aiullenian. N. C. Rioh Vjiil Uik Aa Us Ma! iili a eomplole and up-to-date line o; il il Uabcock ami t 'out i lien ia I lb.ggies, ooiht'ock iV Weaver Wagons. !).-bi-.ni( I use i:ai :o-. .Vi;-v onniek lower-. Sar.icu-c and Chane le;tllt Plows, o'aon ace i ' apt )- am oo ;-, si, , s, Muoic -. . : Hard war,- lit:.-. It 0,,r CaJ, !;ii waiilllliiiuiiidihftqij? The Paematiiiii mil C Si a r n i i g I i t : p '- y ot iSprm Meimery eo: tiimes. Many o! the dim.1v an-l fu'li.-tn- modeis have 1. ecu select. i, bet 'ln-ir pi ieet 'rive been taken by oiliPl'S otmally :m pool .ml pieHv- i here's a vh. .! lo- of ht iii v in Trimmed Hats at 10 S3, (iill ami see I hem. M US. li, T. Bl.AIH ; c.s u an inss.io , ovitmo (lio !-...:t for t!ie nioiicv. i Iv li'nrsc-Shoc brand" a spv.ci:rUv. GUI and .v ,$. S:iitfsmc-n--L. C. liowlctt, If. C. C. Johnson :m." .! W. Men In. The Mci ritt Johnson Co. 308 .Sou ih Kim Si., (m-onsUm, N. C. thi)"I.MI. ' l:.ni i. - Sulk i i i;i. n D a a 0. a p a n. fond of good ealahles, ami the price Q 00'J Gents' Furnishings. We are ac!-nowledgod 1 cutlers in this line, and our new spring and summer stock well sustains our reputation. Everything in this line is new, nobhy and up-to-date, and you will make no mistake in seeing our stock Give u rt cz. 'CQ(3QGQQQGQCQn Q O Arrivals ! Wood & Mori n or. ."' ti mm fl STANDARD DRUG CO. l&WS't - 'if' ti s.sr sr sr fag xs fi--- of SPhlXi; AND iM country pi-oihue ;.( m.irkel - , -.;l II .V-..-s;ss..j( r it Nc v.- i'attei ivs Arriving faster tll.-.li e 1 ::a t ( il about hi-m. Sio, k is n,o l.n-oer eiiop -h and de- sie;i- :n led ell.-iigll to permit U -,il-i-faei -i -. eh.-io, . Prioes ,.;, hardly In- low,-!. 1 ei Utility- n.it uillll tiie e, eoi! for -. 1 al'ilie i'.ll' ad aucod. I'm' disp'-iy i- i ry itiicr. -Cue. it iu t In.;-. l.-.w n-. i i nglsiiius, Peie.des, Ciliil cos, liio. JASl'Li; AI'jIAA'. j .ft m J "... " "Si ' .r ' -"j3f -T--- "- ? ol'H','-."-r