15he Courier.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.
VBTIBULE PASSENGER No. 18a arrivea at
Ashclioro Irom Atjcnlwn at loao a. m. No. 1W
arrival it Aiheboro from Mirh Point St S.10 p.
MIXKD TRAIN Train No. HO loavca Aahvlmo
(or Mali l'cilnt at B s. m. No. Ml from align
Point arrive at Aahaboro 10 a. m. No. 1 loaroa
Aaluhnm for Hlrh Point U.01 p. m. n lw iron
High Point arrives Aaheboro at 4.10 p. m.
Local and Personal.
Mr J P Baldwin, of Ramftenr,
waa in town iueauay.
Prof Way haa returned from
Liberty commencement.
Messrs A II Keams and S T Lof
tin wcio in town Tuesday.
Mr A F Yow and family are
moving U star.
Mr. Sam Teague spent Sunday
Greensboro.
Mrs S S Keams, of Salem Church,
was in town Wednesday.
Why Not commencement is today,
and Shiloh tomorrow.
Miss Jn'anitft Rush went to High
Point Tuesday to visit friends.
Mr W F Tally, of Randleman,
was here Tuesday.
Mr M J Presnell, of Michfield,
was in town Tuesday.
Miss CriBaie Miller is expected
home from Lucama this week.
Several Ashcboro people attended
preaching at Holly Springs Sunday.
Mr T J Moffltt went tip to Greens
boro Tuesday on business.
Mr Hiram Freeman, of Ether, was
in town Tuesday morning.
Messrs Off Hilliard and C V
Bean returned from a trip to Wash
ington City.
Mr G C Floyd went to Greensboro
Tuesday returning yesterday.
The Randleman band passed thro'
Tuesday going tq Star commence
mc.it. Mr E B Leonard and Mrs F L
Trogdon, of Ramseur, were in town
Monday morning.
Mrs W J Baldwin and children, of
Lassiter, are visiting relatives at
Ramsenr.
Mr John Brown and Mies Nora
Williams, of Central Falls, visited at
Mr J B Kobbina' Sunday.
Messrs. J W Hnnsiicker and Dave
Foreman, of Salisbury, passed thro
Tuesday going to Star and Troy.
Mrs Wm C Hammer and little
daughter, Harriett, are visiting rel
atives at Steeds.
Mrs J M Way has returned from
a visit to relatives and friends in
New Hope and Concord townships.
Mrs M S Robins attended the
f olden wedding reception of Mr and
Irs J R Bulla, at Trinity, Monday
evening.
We call attention to the new ad
vertisement of II A Moffitt & Co. of
Worthville, found on the first page
of this issue.
It is not too late to sow tomato
seed to raise tomatoes for the canning
factory and our people should tuke
advantage of it
Mr J T Brittain loft Tuesday
morning for Yadkin High School in
Davidson county, where he delivered
the commencement address Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Teague came
down Saturday afternoon and spent
Sunday with Mr league's father, Mr
W J Teague, returniug to Oreens
)oro Monday morning.
Mr B F Newby returned from
Liberty commencement yesterday.
His daughter, Misa Ada, who has
taken the business course in the
Liberty Normal College returned
with him.
Mr A B Covington, of Ramseur,
came up to Asheboro Saturday to
meet his daughter, Mrs Mattie C
Townsend, of Ellerbe Springs,
Rockingham county, who came up
on a visit to her parents.
Rev R E Caldwell, D D, of Win
ston, N C, will preach at the Pres
byterian church next Saturday even
ing at 8 o'clock and on Sunday at 11
o'clock, a m, and 8 o'clock, p m.
Communion service Sunday morning.
Mrs Z F Rnsh went up to High
Point last f nuay mgnt to auenu me
v-l.l.lo f Mr AH Horner, who has
been quite ill. Mrs Rush returned
borne Monday aiternoon anu repurw
Mr Horney't condition improved.
Last year it was Charlie Row who
carried OH oratorical nouors; ioai
month it waa another Kanaoipn ooy,
BlAmw RnlUna I Mat week it WM
rouns- Lambeth, of Thomasville.
are leaders wherever you nuu mem
Vnni rvimiitn: Winifred Cox
and sister Misa Ora Cox, arrived here
today, accompanied by tier jno ui
i ,i wifn Avanireliiiti from Indi
ana. Misa Cox waa in the Bible
school; at Cincinnati, Ohio, the
- ion mnA forth Mat
year haa had charge of the Bible
school at Beulah Heights, Ky. May
God nuke them a blessing to 'wills
in Ashcboro. -v-
Golaea Weddiox.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bulla celebrat
ed their fiftieth year ol raimcd nie
... it.. knml . tln.ir ilanirhter. Mrs.
Nannie Craven, at Trinity, on the
evening of May 25th, 1903. Mr.
and Mrs. Bulla formerly lived in
A .k-hnm and thir IruUIV friends
bere wiah for thesa many more years
ol happiness.
UfcacrUtloBS Pal.
m ii.il. V fihiart J A Clanrj.
Nora Williama, T B Bush, ,Z C
Lewis, C B Keama, DrCH Phillips,
v u w . Tt TP. Sfetvi- tsmmi
Uicki, A C Arnold, Mont Harris,
J R Millar, N V Keams Mre 3 B
Brooksbirv, J W Parrwh, K H Dor-
sett, W l moroourg, j
Kora W Iw;s.
Caatlaf Factory.
Mr Elijah Moffltt recently re
turned from Baltimore where he
purchased a canning outfit for the
new cannery.
Ramseur Commencement.
Owing to illness of Mr Oscar
Weatherlv. one of the teachers. Ram
senr High School Commencement
has been postponed until next imirs-
uay, June tth.
Better Schools lor Asheboro.
The new board of town commis
sioners have met and levied the taxes
for the coming fiscal year. 'phe
school tax was levied at 30 cents on
the $100 valuation of nronrrtv and
BO cents on the poll. Heretofore
the school tax has been 2o cents en
the $100 valuation of property and
73 cents on the poll. The increase
in the taxes for the scnool was taken
off of the general assessment. There
is now in the town treasury about
$1,000 in cash for general purposes.
Owing to this fact it was considered.
unnecessary to lew a) larire an as
sessment for general purposes as
heretofore.
The action of the town commis
sioners is a lone step in the direction
of better schools and will, we think,
be heartily approved by the people
of the town.
Educational Meetinp.
Enthusiastic educational meetings
weie held on last Saturday at Provi
dence Academy and at Julian, this
county.
At 2 o'clock p. m. State Senator
R F Benslcy, of Monroe, and Super
intendent Way addressed the people
at Providence Academy. Senator
Beasley made a strong speech in fa
vor of better public schools and edu
cation for everybody and completely
captured his audience. He was fol
lowed by Sunt Way, who also made
a strong plea for better schools and
school houses. At 8 p. m. they
poke at Julian and again aroused
he people on the subject. Our peo
ple were highly pleased with Senator
Beasley.
Social Event ia Randlemin.
The "Flinch Party" gi ren by Mr
and Mrs C C Randleman on last
Saturday evening complimentary to
Miss Dunlun of Anderson was quite
a social event in our little village.
For several hours the yning peo
ple were given the freedom of the
home and enjoyed themselves with
all the pleasaut features the hostess
had arranged. At 10:30 o clock the
guests were invited into the dining
room, which was most artistically
decorated in red for the occasion and
were served with delicious ices, cake,
etc.
The hour for departure arrived all
too soon and the merry party dis
persed reluctantly. The invited
guests were Misses Dnnlap, Cor
nelia tfowdon, Jjonise incus, utnra
Stimson. Jessie Woollen. Messrs W
T Bryant, S G Newlin, J T Council,
T 1 Marshall, W u Turner, UT J)ox,
Mr and Mrs J II Cole.
Free Library.
The"f ree public library" establish
ed largely by the efforts of the ladies
of Asheboro is now open to the pub
lic. Miss Bessie totlin is librarian.
The library is open to the public
from II a. m. to Z p. m. and irom
5 p. m. to 10 p. ni.. The library is
I'st.'tHished especially for the benefit
f laboring people where may be
found the best books and magazines
to read. The leading dailies will be
kept on tile. You are requested to
call at any tinap and read the piipers
and get a good book or magazine to
read. The library is established for
the benefit of the public ana we
hope all will patronize it The
librarian will take pleasure in wait
ing on all who will come.
Ubertv
Children's entertainment was given
Saturday night
Un Sunday at li e cioca: ev ut
Hnme, of the University, preached
the commencement sermon from the
turf.- "H'iat va nut that I must be
about my father's business," and was
very aDle sermon.
Xfininv at 3 nVlnrk n. m. a music
recital by" Miss Sallif Patterson, who
graduated in music.
At S n. dl there waa a contest for
the reciter's medal.
On Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
the orator's contest took place.
At 1 l:au came we uiemrj auuraa
r Prof J O Atkinson, of Elon Col
in Via iflsmimn at it o'clock the
declaimer's contest took place and at
8 p. m- the drama, "tady Auaiey s
Secret," was rendered by the pupils
of
me acnooi.
Died.
Cant S S Colev. at High Point, of
nai-alvaia nn Mav 17th.
At Central Falls May 26th, infant
of Wm Garner.
Near Lexington May loth, Mre
Rarripr. wife of Mr Jeff Barrier, a
prosperous farmer, aged about 40
years.
Miaa ran Ann ttonmna at ivan-
dieuan May 24th and waa buried at
New Union church, nve miles irom
Asheboro. The deceased was
rlanirhtar of Mr Jonathan Robbins.
a .i i x.M i oik 1 oai
innie May Dora, the infant and
ii rhiiii or u u ana iteuua uena
"!rrf aimd one vear nine months
and sixteen days. Minnie May was
a bright and winsome child, the idol
of her parents heaita; bnt their loss
ia her gain. May the Lord bless and
comfort the bereaved ana etneaen
home.
NOTICE
rrk. Vmmo Panriloa' Rtmetv nt
Christian Endeavor will hold its
weekly prayer meetings en Tuesday
evenings at 8 o'clock ia the M. P.
church, instead of Sanday afternoon.
as heretofore.
Topic, June 2: Missions in the
island norld. 1st. 42; 10-17: , 8-9.
Ma xxl K. Wood, Pros.
ErlK P-OS, .
Star Commencement,
The commencement exorcises of
Star High School was on Tuesday
May 26U, exercises in the forcnooii,
afternoon and at night
The principal, (Jupt V r tsiler
gave two gold medals and a beauti
ful book as rewards for merit
Master Sam Ingram won the medul
for the best declamation by the boys,
and Miss Bertha Wallace won the
medal for the best declamation by
the young ladies. The contest by
the smaller pupils for the book prize
resulted in a tie between Mary Ina
Shamburger and Mary bcarboro.
The address of Mr R F Beasly,
editor of the Mouioe Journal was
excellent His subject was the
"Now Gospel.
The commencement waa a great
success, and the school year which
has closed has been a successful one
for Star Academy.
Married.
On the 10th of May, at the resi
dence of the officiating justice of the
peace in Providence township, Mr
I M Kivett and Miss Mary A York,
P A Ronth, J P officiating.
At the home of the bride's father,
Mr David Sink, two miles south of
Lexington on May 14th, Mr Ernest
Uonrad and Miss Amelia omK, itev
J A Grey performed the ceremony.
On last Wednesday May 20th, Mr
Ernest L Pleasants, of Aberdeen,
was married to Miss Snzic Page, of
Biscoe, Rev G A Oglesby performing
the ceremony. Mr Pleasants is a
popular conductor on the A & A
Railroad and the bride is an accom
plished daughter of the late James
R Page.
Hillsboro and Pinion Items.
There was a severe wind on the
night of May 21 at. A crib at A R
Hill's ww torn up and some fruit
trees at C C Talbert's were blown
down.
The Sunday school at Hillsboro is
progressing well; There will be a
children's day the second Sundny in
June; the closing address will be by
Orlando Hill the secretary of the
Sunday school.
The Kusseil and Uoggnia mine
has been sold by the owner Richard
Karnes of Salisbury and work will
begin soon.
Rev Christenberry will preach at
Hillsboro the first Sunday in June,
at 3 o'clock.
Staley Items.
The infant son of Jessie and Berta
Marley died last Sunday.
Mis W A Warren sjient a very
pleasant night recently with Mrs G
M Allred.
We would respectfully ask the
President of the Liberty Normal
College and'the principal of the Siler
City Institute to never 1st their com
mencements again fall on the sumo
day, for the reason that it has very
much demoralized business for some
days past in our town because of the
many consultation meetings of the
young folks to decide to which place
to go. But we think they acted very
discreetly by deciding, after much
consideration, to divide time and
take in Liberty Monday night and
Siler City Tuesday. They say this
was the best they could do under the
cirenmstaaces.
Misses KtU and Annie Stalev at
tended the commencement of the
State Normal at Greensboro this
week and report a most excellent
time. It is always a pleasure to
those who have been so fortunate as
to obtain collegiate education to
return to the alma mater of their
more youthful days and meet affec
tionate teachers and classmates and
view the halls of learning wherein
they spend so many happy hours
trying to develop that intellect given
them by their Creator.
We are sorry to hear of the sick
ness of Mr G 0 Weatherley, of Ram
seur, who taught the last term of
our school. Hope he may soon re
cover. If wa are any judge of small mat
ters, there certainly will be more late
corn this season in this community
than eirly.
Edgar Items.
There was a very nice little rain
Saturday night, but looks like we
need more.
Several from in and about Marl
boro attended quarterly meeting at
Holly springs.
Mr Simeon Hicks, from below, is
to be at Cedar Square, . ""Tt Satur
day night at 7:SU p. m. and at
Marlboro on sun .lay at tne usual
hour for meeting, 11 o'clock.
Mr T A Smith, of Settle, N. C,
spent' Saturday night and Sunday
with his cousin., J.. 2. ..K Sppjwr
and familv.
Misses Jennie and Jessie Davis
went shopping at Randleman last
Friday.
Mr Samuel Nelson returned to
Greensboro one day last week, where
he is attending the bible acnooi,
Lnscserry Itcsas.
We are having some dry weather
in the community and the farmers
are behind with their work.
Mr R A Lineberry, who bos been
otienine up at saw null at Mount
(wot th T..r ...V
Messrs A W Nixon, A M Allred
and Frank Spencer, of Jamestown,
are building large barn near uerei
Cross for Mr E G Stanton.
Messrs AM Allred and Charlie
Allred went to Greensboro the past
week.
Mr John Coble, the mail carrier
at this Place, aava be baa a good coon
dog and now wants good bird dog.
Some of oar people went to Provi
dence Saturday to the educational
rally.
Items of Interest,
Mws eomsa from D. H. Tinier, a
DnA-'st t iMaipeertewa, ra. UH 1.
r i. ... -i i .t. Bin. at Kui uli.
ra fcia atom. After aaiBf than alm
mlt k seys. tby are tralj great,
actaal uperiedoe coDviaew) Errv
bivif wanta tnara (or CenitipatlUB
Kt'nerh and Lirer tronWu. i-tfl at
Randleman Items.
Dr J W Long, of Salisbury was
1 f 1 1 It- UT A Wnnllxn
IJl'113 ItlUllUltJ WJ OCl- 11 II i liwuvi,
who continues very ill.
Mr WD Turner spent. Sunday
with friends in Ucidsvillc.
Miss Bessie Dunlnp, of Anderson,
S. C, is the guest of Miss Cornelia
liuwilnn.
Messrs Robt Dicks and Joseph
Newlin have retained home from
Guilford College for the summer
vacation.
Mrs S Bryant and little daughter,
Virginia, lire visiting friends in
Reidsville during the Cnrnivul.
Misses Nannie llallenger, Claud
and Maud Fox, and Dr Dennis Fox
attended the commencement cxer
excrcises at Guilford College.
Mr A N Bulla who bus for several
weeks been confined with a severe
attack of rheumatism is still unable
to be out
Rev J A Woosley is assisting Rev
L T Cordell in a protracted meeting
at St Paul's.
The Township Sunday School
Convention will be held here Sunday
in Naomi M K church.
Mr A N Millikau spent several
days in Washington City last week.
Messrs T 1 Marshall and a m
Barker attended the educational
rally at Providence last Saturday.
Quite a number of Aslieboro's
young people camo up Friday night
to attend the Minstrel.
Plsfah Items.
The fill mora are somewhat dia-
cotirtiL'ed on account of the ilrv
weather and the curly planted corn
failing to come up.
Wheat .cron will probably be
much better than the people expect
ed. The fruit cr6n will probably lie
an average yield. This writer's crop
is above un average.
Mary Anno Welch has been very
sick, but is improving. Dr Mooro
is attending her.
Dockery Hall is easy mgain it's a
girl.
Mr Lyuden Brown hua lost three
children in about four weeks with
whooping cough and diarrhoea.
Miss Zena unciiniion is visiting
at Mr II C Williams'.
Mr mill MrsThos Slack visited ut
J D Welch, Esq., Sunday.
Mr Li ti Lewis preaciieu nr. .m
Lebanon Sunday. He is a good man
and a good preacher.
Mr N l uck bus purchased a if 70
organ for his daughter Miss Fleta.
The people of our cuinmunity are
anticipating a good time tit Why
Not Thursday.
There is such a great demand for
lalmr in this section the laboring
class have about decided to wait un
til the rush is over.
Saw mills are so thick south of
here one whistle would answer for
about eiirlit mills. The hands
scarcely know whose pay roll they
are on.
Farmer Items.
The cool dry May has greatly im-
piovod our wheat prospect. The
yield is estimated ut about two-thirds
of an average crop.
The bud or cut worm together
with very dry weather is playing
havoc with young growing corn.
Prof Hairis leaves Fanner for his
home in Montgomery county today.
Miss Lura Gibson, of Gibson, N.
C, went home lust week. We hope
she will tuko her place promptly.'ns
assistant at the opening of next
term.
Mr Sherill Lassiter and his sister,
Misa Dora, will take charge of the
Bombay school next year.
Before the public schools arc
opened in the tall, we hope the
school board will duly consider the
advisability of consolidating the
schools of Concord township. It is
too great a waste of money to lure
teachers at $25 per mouth and let
them sit through the winter with
not exceeding a dozen or fifteen
students as hus been the case.
The relatives and friends of Uncle
Drew Lewis, aa he is familiarly
known, will be pained to leurn of
another attack of paralysis that came
upon him a few days ugo. i his is
the third one. und at first his re
covery was looked upon as being ex
tremely uouDiitii, nut at mis writing
he has some what recovered.
Mr Julian Gamer leaves for Elisc
where he hus secured a position as
supt of the lumber yard ut the saw
mill of S A ljcwis und Uharlie uran
ford, with his team to haul lumber.
The youug ladies in general regret to
give him np; for Charlie is quite a
favorite.
Owing to some misunderstanding
Capt Kennedy could not finish grad
ing the uwnarrie road irom rj a
Howard's to Asheboro. This is a
serious disappointment to the busi
ness of southern Raudolph. It is
estimated fairly that nine or ten
thousand wagon loads of lumber,
guano, and produce will be trans
ported to and irom Asneooro over
this Uwhairie road by wheat sowing
time. Let us have a bond issue of
annaiter million dollars fur roads
and bridges. It is the great need of
this age and let the leading roods to
the county seat be worked.
Death ef Mrs. Staley.
Mre. A. P. Staley, who has been
i invalid for about 6vn years, suf
fering with pulmonary trouble, pass
ed away peacefully at her home Mon
ilar afternoon at 2'oclock. aged 37
years. She bore her afnictioaa brave-
tod was resigned to the will ef
im hn rloeth all things well. Mrs.
Staley was a devout christian woman
and was xnucn lovea oy an 01 oer
f nenda. Alinongn denied me pnyi
Wm nt aomal life in a measure on
account of her feeble condition of
health. See drew around her many
warm friends, all of whom will re
mii th announcement of her death
with sincere regret The remains
were taken to Richland township
whm ther were laid to rest Wed
nesday in the presence of large
number Ol sympatmsing menus.
The sorrow-stricken husband and
a!1. A ratafia Kara th. aiiirwra Bvm-
pathy of the community, Iligh
j'omt enterprise.
Ramseur Items.
Dr C S Tate went to Greensboro
Tuesday of last week.
W II Watkins returned Monday
from a sojourn of u fov i'r ya in and
around Troy.
D F Andrews went to Durham last
week, and it is rumored that lie will
move his familv there. Wo ahull lie
sorry indeed to lose such good people.
L E Teague went up to Greens
boro rhuraday ai.d set himself up
to new suit of clothes.
(ieo Haves, of Durham, is visiting
his father-in-law, (! W Thomas.
Jno M Steele, of Greensboro, but
formerly of this place, is spending a
few days in town.
Bryant Scott, of Spencer, is visit
ing his parents, Mr and Mrs II W
Scott.
Mrs S. T. Townsend, of FUlorbe
Springs, i:i visiting Mr and Mrs A B
Covington, her parents.
Mrs r L Trogdon unit h is IjCoii
anl went to Asheboro Monday.
A certain young niun residing u
few niiles'cast of Ramseur had an
engagement wit a young lady in
tow n to carrv her to Holly Springs
Sumlav und about the middle of the
week his horse became laino in one
leg and the fellow was so afraid that
he couldn't keep his engagement he
worked the balance of the weak try
ing to cure the lame leg. At any
ute he was in town bright und eai iv
and was seen in company with one
of Ramscur'a fairest young ladies
going in the direction i.r Holly
Springs. Moral: Use Barker's Nerve
and lione Liniment and your horse
will have no lame legs.
A Miss Kelly, of Chirkton, is vis
iting Mrs Dr Tate.
lias anybody seen "Long Shanks"
since the Courier arrived last week?
Itev. J. R. Scruggs, presiding elder
of the Greensboro district, held quar
terly conference here Satin day night.
His text Sunday morning was from
Exodus 3 eh. aild 1 vs., his subject
being Larger knowledge, Larger
being and larger doing. He made
it so plain that "a wny faring man,
though a fuol need not err therein."
After preaching the Lord's supper
was observed. Brother Scruggs is a
great and good uiuu und n nnm of
whom we ure justly proud.
Rev. Mr. Long, of Elon College,
was in town Sunday. We regret we
did not have tho privilege of hearing
him preach.
We regret to tiniiounoe the serious
illness of Prof. (i. O. Weatherlv, one
of the faculty of the Ramseur'lligh
School, and on account of his illness
the commencement was post poned
until June 4th.
Mr und Mrs II B Carter and Mr
Mrs C B Smith attended tho closing
exercises of Siler City High School
May 20th.
Mr A B Covington went to Ashe
boro on business jl') Saturday.
On account of the high price of
cotton and the low price of sheetings
the Columbia Mfg. Co. will run on
half time until July 1st.
pranklinville Items.
Mr Frank Stuart, of Asheville,
spent Saturday and .Sunday in town
with relatives mid friends.
Mr Luther Parks, who has been
in a telegraph office nt Charleston, S.
V., spent Saturday and Sunday at
Mrs Moon's, to the delight of one of
the fair sex.
Mr W H Jennings made a busi
ness trip to Greensboro one day last
week.
We are glad to see Miss Mollie
Jennings mil after a few days illness
last week.
Mr W C Craven, of High Point,
and daughter Mrs Florrabell Dick
ens, of Virginia, arc visiting in town
this week.
Several of our people attended
quarterly meeting nt Holly Springs
Sunday.
Mr A 11 Burgess has leopeued his
refreshment stand on R R avenue,
where ire cream and cold drinks can
be obtained at any time.
Messrs M G Biiie and Abe Hudson
seem to be very much improved since
the appearance of two voting ladies
in their homes within the last few
duys.
Mr J R l.ulterloh, who is especial
ly fond of l'ork ami mustard salad,
wus ill a few days lat week from
having tarried too long over this
dish, which was prepared for his
siH'cial lienelit.
Owing to the continued illness of
Mr David Curtis, woik on the Acad
emy has been suspended for several
days.
Sick Headache
CURED IMMEDIATELY BY
THE USE OF
Hicks' Capudine.
H 10c. 25c. and 50c. at Drugstores
Business Notices
Morns' Livery Stable has some
second-hand buggies and harness in
good condition tuey win sen cneap
lor casii or uu iiuiu ui iii miuu iui
horses ond pay the difference.
RICH BROS, are putting in a
kiln of brick this week and will have
them for sale in a few days.
WANTED At J. Aumnn's. Ash
boro, N. C, sixty thousand lbs scrap
iron and thirty thousand ins rags in
the next thirty days.
WANTED Several persons of
character and good reputation in
ouch state (0113 in this county re
miinvll In rwireaciit and advertise
old established wealthy business
house be solid nnanciai sianuing
CLnn S9i Ofl wwklv with exnense
auaiuoi.ni, michuic m .. .
Wednesday direct from head offices
Unru and mirvmtrn furnished when
necessary. Colonial Co., 334 Dear
born St, (Jtucago.
TO CURB A COLD IN ONJ5 DAT
T. Wfl'.. nn,n Onlnitu. Tarilata.
All dngi'l"a refund uu money If it
fails tn ttja., K. W. (jrova'a aiguaiHr
ae. evS B-al .
Elon College Commencement.
The Courier acknowledges an iiv
vitution from Mr. W. II. Parka to
Elon College commencement.
i he progriiuiie is as follows:
Tt r.siiA v, June 2xd.
H:00 p. in., Alumni Address, John P.
Lee, I'll. 15. ('.), Suffolk, a.
Wedkesda v, Ji nk 3ui.
11:30 a. in., Annual Address, Gov,
Clias. H. Aycock, LLD., Kuleigh,
N. C.
3:3 p. in., Bncealaureute Seiuion,
Itev. T. M. McV Innnev, D. v.,
LL. 1)., Chancellor Pulnicr tin
versity, Mtineie, Indiana.
NlH'IKTY REI'ltKSKNTATlVES:
8:00 p. ni., C. E. Holland, (Clio)
irgmia; Miss JUlie lselev, (rsi)
North Carolina; L. P Holland,
(Clio) irginiu; C. M. Walters,
(I'hi) North Carolina; Miss Mabel
Brittle, (I'si) Virginia; M. L.
Bryant, (Phi) irginiu.
TmritsDAY, Jink 4th.
10:30 a. m.. Graduating Exercises.
3:30 p. in., Re-union of Literary
Societies, und Art Axlnuit.
b:00 p. m., Annual Concert.
Stockholders' Meeting.
M. Worlb Manufacturing Company, and the
i , to be beld at
ufaoturlDK Com-
't.bvllle. In Randolph county,
tade by John M- Worth Hsnufaoturlns Co.
l.e tbe
uob
other a
ry to carry out and trlve elTeot
e a:ill reaolullon. aaa 10 iranaaci auou
bar laialneia by way of alaoilon of otll
ira. wbere tbare are vaoaoolea, etc, aa
may be neceaaarr.
:.Y. .Mi AI.ki KK. Kir. J. M. Worth.
II. M. wiiktii,
Stockholders' Meeting;.
Unit thcr
will Iw a
tml Mnuu
t'ttiixnf thcMiH'klioMi
."il'ic'.r t'i'i-"i'ul'
n i I.. In lil
y, und tin' Mime l lien by
Inv nl June. 1IKH. nt lllii'rl.n l
the ntlirf ni the Worth Mauil-
rurtiiri
uny, ut WortlivUlt In Kiimlolh
ili'W an? I'aniifitly lYiiui'.tttil toW
A. r. Mi Al.lsTKR. Si i ri'tBry.
('. c. Mi AI.ISTKK Kxr. .1. M, Worth, lUcil.
II. M. WORTH " ' " "
A. r. Mi Al.l.-I KIl,
II. M. ttHK I H,
NORTH CAROLINA, 1
K:milolt! Cnuiit)-. In the Suju'rlor Cour
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aryA.rVlllrti. I'l ul. J I'lllilliatlol
ullt'liivit hI't. J. Ki'il.
lillk. Imtll tlll-.l III tlK'llltil'l' of thu i'li-rk of till'
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inlcr th'f lu-i
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till' Hl.lVO I'll
.-x itnr. iiiiilmiiK fiirmriiiiiit tiinl tliml wtllf-
im nl. mill tlmt tin- xnl'l An. In n I' Wi'llmru am
llr. M.'t'hil I'mi-iiliiiw
,n'.'.lilli',','iiiv. Now, tli.'n'li.ri'. It In unli'ml by
In
till, ..I tin- i
Iri-u t Wi'll.irn Hi In
itltliil ni.-t'liil lum-flii
.1 In
n.l til Hill' till' I,'
In iniiu- into iimrt anil iimu-l tlii-ir n-n-ti'llvi'
niini iiti'l ri'.iuirliiK liiui hi iipl"-nr at tin- ntllci'
llH C Ii rki.f Hi.. suTior Court of KniLlulph
Iv un .Inn,' vnl. IHuS. mill iiiimvit or .l.'niur
. ll.i''miiiiilnliil. iitlitTU'U- the linK'iililiirivill In-
lii-iinl i-ximrU' a- Uihiin.
Tliij imh .liiyof May,' ll'M.
Here is the rreat Oak-
Easel now on display at
our store. It contains the
line of beautiful new spring
tailoring samples sent us by
STRAUSS BROS.. Cbleaio
Geed Tall ora tt Yea-re
The Oak-Easel is the
connecting link between the
tailor and the faultlessly fin
ished garments which give
you so much pleasure to
wear. It's really a lesson
in good clothes buying to
see this great collection
of tailoring novelties.
Pileea taw an4 aavtierao.
Hen aifcaaliitely tukf.
f antaatt. Cavil r.
WOOD & MORING.
ifeJXMiflinenii
Every woman looks best with !
a hat made individually for her.
No two women look equally well
with bats alike; if they did thare
would lie no need for such
thing as artistic or individual
millinery.
Now when it conies to hats we
have them in all the newest and
most desirable shapes and elylee
dress hats in every sense and
they cost no, more than tho or
dinary kind aud less than same
a great deal less.
Come and see them.
Yours truly,
Florence Owen,
Randlemin, N. C.
Next te Bays' KucUl Sitee.
1 Y
THE 8 I 6 W OF I 1
t?nOD TAIL0RIN8 I I
JJ vu
The Great Spring Remedy.
After the rigors ef winter are felt you are liable to feel the need el a
tonic, luadv aad
BLOOD PURIFIER.
YOU WANT THE BEST OF COURSE; THAT IS
RHEUMACIDE.
Thia medicine la tcientifically compounded from the extracts of roeti,
herbs and barki, combined with certain other purifying and alteratlre
product!. A aure cure for Rhcumatlim, Indigeetlon, Conitipjtinn, Boili,
Kidney Troublei. and all diaeaiea arliing from imp itiee in the blood.
All Druggista, or
t Chemical Co., .
Groceries!
We have a reputation for keeping the nicest,
freshest line of Family Groceries to be found any
where. That reputation must be retained, con
quently we buy only the freshest and best.
Sh
?
o e s
Our stock of Bhoes is full and complete and
we challenge comparison in style, finish or wear.
And we are "feet fitters." Try us next time.
High Grade Fertilizers Always
Morris & Scarboro-Moffitt Co.
Depot Street. -Ajala.e"boro, 2fl C
Paint, Paint Paint
ALL KINDS
Sherwin-Williams' Mixed
Oil, Roof Paints, Wagon Paints, Buggy Paints, and Family
Paints. Buy paints of us and paint what ever you want to
paint.
NaLomi
W. T 'BRYANT, Manager.
C J COX, President. J E POOL,
T5he
Hollady-Pool
CORNER. DEPOT STREET.
ASIIK150UO. X. C.
New Store!
We have iust opened un
selected stocks of Hardware, Cutlery, Plows of every descrip
tion, Reapers, Binders, Mowers, Rakes, and all kinds of farm
ing implements, Builder's Supplees, Wagons, Buggies, Har
ness, Paints, Oils, Wooden-ware, Tin-ware, Stoves, Heaters,
Nails, etc., etc., ever displayed in the county.
Our line is COMPLETE.
ers and saw mill men and we think we know just what every
class of the trade needs and have bought accordingly.
Our salesmen will always be found ready and willing to
show goods and make to one and nil tho lowest possible
price without any dickering. Don't fail to see us before you
buy anything in our line.
Very truly yours,
Hollady-Pool Hardware Company.
"All Wool
wide; won't
run down at
Our Suits and Overcoats
VERY
and at Reasonable prices
If it don't suit you to come and see us, send us your
order by mail, same shall have prompt attention, values
and prices guaranteed. We ship Suits and Overcoats on ap
proval to be returned to us when not satisfactory.
Chisholm, Stroud, Crawford & Rees,
300 South Elm St.
Oplatn. LssiiaaiiiBi Oseslns end cii Crrn tail.;
permanent!? cured, without pnia of detention from busing, Imvuisj o cmv:.i
tor drog of other stimulants. We muton tin tier in and phum! - 't
their aatnral condition because we remove t.ia ctn.i it ui. w. s.: A. j . e
prepared b aa eminent p6yBkii.
expreia prepaid,
. Baltimore, Hd., U. 3. A.
on Hand.
OF PAINT.
Paints, White Lead, Linseed
Falls Store Co.
RANDLEMAN, N. C
Vict Pres. D M II0LUDY. Mangr.
Hardware Co.
New Goods!
one of the largest and best
Our firm is composed of farm
aend a yard
ravel nor
the heel."
are of the
BEST
Greensbro, N. C.
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