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J5he Courier. PRICK ONK DOLLAR A VKAR Wm. C. HAMMER, Editor. GOOD EKFKCTS OK YWVX. LI BRARY IN ASIIEBOIM. The good effects of a f. :; pr;:c'i vl people me wonderful. A lilin.ry should be, so managed as to teach the class of people most in need of books. If this is nut accomplished then the library is of little benefit. Any person whose diameter is vouched for should be permitted to take bonks out of the library. People not only in town, but far out in the country should be welcomed. Work ing men, working women, anil school children should be and are welcome and are encouraged to avail them selves of the opportunities olTerred by the library. Free libraries, like free public schools, are helpful tn those who help themselves. 1 1 i. gratifying to know that many pat ronize Asheboro's free library. HOW TO ESTABLISH SPLVLU SCHOOL DISTRICTS. In view of the manv lai ire streams in many sections of this part of i! State, there exists inure school hnu.-i than are necessary. This is di largely to the fact thai the lari number of streams male it dillicu't for smaller children to get to tl school house. Upon investigation it is as.-eriai: in iitosi, insiances mai u uie loca tion of all school houses in the low ship were taken into eonsid.Taiii and located at the same tune, t milliner oi sciiool nouses can in mai.v instances lie decreased without r tiiiriug the children to cross mon streams than they are crossing a! present. It is true that on the part of 'some probably, tlieiv i- a disposition to consolidate more than is to the interest of small hi! dren, yet it is true that there are more school districts now than then should be. Dridges and fm.twai. have been erected across .stream' in many instances and the diflictilty el crossing high waters has u r moved. Four public schoul di.-n iiis in Randolph, including Asiielioin. him voted a special sclnm! l,i to mak, the schools longer. here thnpie." tion is agitated the pel pie are lui a unit in favor of this inetva.-ed ia ution for public si hid. 'i'liei- an other districts in thu coiinn v two or more districts, or purls i f di- tncts, are considerini,' the .iiicsiiu!; i.f levying a spec ial lax. This e is done in section VI under i: school law s. The following is a tion of the section: '"Upon a petition of one-fourth of the freeholders within the pro.: special school district, embus,, ,v the county board of education, tin board of county commissioners, after 30 day's notice at court limi.-e dour and three other public places in tin proposed district, shall hold an elec tion to determine the will of l In-peo ple within the proposed special school district whether there shall le .evuil in said district a special annual tax of not more than :io iu.(- mi ih $100 valuation of proi.rriv ard w cents on the poll to supplement the public school fund which mav be appointed to said district l.v the county board of cducati"!i in case such tax is voted. Said election shall be held in the said district tin der the law Koverimi" general flec tions na near as mav be." The postofVice scandals are devel oping every day. It is said when the President first consulted I'ost master General Payne the President was assured there was nothing in the charges. The fact is Mat-hen and Beavers were running their bureaus without let or hindrance and in their own way. They had pulls with congressmen who had by reason of their influence pulled off an investi gation four or five years ugo. The President put Wynne as tirst assist ant Payne told Wynn not to meddle, and told the President there was nothing worse than possibly some instances of extravagance. A friend of the President advised him to put Wynne to investigating with full powers. Wyune advised that fourth assistant Postmaster Bristow do the work. Bristow put a condition to his serving and that was that he re port to the President direct. Heav ers first weut, then Machen and it now looks like the beloved Perry S. Heath, Secretary of the Republican National Executive Committee, will be the next. Although the report as to hhn was not made public until the President returned. It now looks' like the stealing of many thousands by Machen and others was by authority of those higher up. The " whole department seemed to be hon eycombed with corruption. Since the above was written the Postmaster Grueral hag announced that Heath will not be prosecuted. Those who have read onr Washing ton eorreeptmdent'i account of the rapidly developing icandals tn the cesspool of eorniptioB at Washington will get a fair idea of what is going on. Onr eomwpoiideBt 1 the Secre fcur of tha Democratic Executive CVfiiriiiUee and not only is in a poji- i tisii to fret the information but writes j mxtwi hilerestingly on any suhj.t taej ITEMS OF NEWS. Wm Landreth di from lock jaw in A.-!. ie la-t week roused by l hands v.kll live electric .liiiiV i.odgcrs, ho tried to kill ii;isl;f in Durham by drink in,' an in. e.,f laudanum, is recovering. W W Trague and family of Alex v.ler -county were poisoned on dune jth. Mr Tcagiie is dead. Others were unite ill but recovered. Governor A i cock delivered the an nual literary uddivss befoie the liter ary societies of Yaudcrbilt Universi ty last week. His subject was "Education." Walter Joyner, colored w as senten ced to 1" y "irs last week for out laying a colored woman in Wilson couutv. C'r.r. boro, i. A d: killel v. illd.n i-idl .ll .1 wi, h li'iior Hob Kl 1 is. ; ilor.ii porter. 1 1 v iiiir in (i ivens hinis, If dead dime IStli Hike le, X.I Nordsll jiimping froii rk Hotel at ! ill I lie I lie I t ll Raleigh has formed an anli-saloou leagu. . -Mini-lcrs of the gospel, business men, editors of newspapers and lawyers all joinid and partici pated in its deliberations. I'lesident Roosevelt spoke at the I'liivei'sity of Virginia cotiiineiicc nicnt last week and received a warm welcome. I hree or lour tield deiuitles are to lose tln ir positions in Collector liar kin's district owiim to the Watt bill and it is said Col .1 Wile Shook, of Pigeon Riser, will bav to walk the lie-. The j 1 1 1 1 1 1 s mine in ( Mii If 1. gallons I hi- is no- si Fi-her Hill are bringing mi!, i' a minute tlllicicllt f water. mines 1 1 is reported ! hal work is to i at one.- on ; he new car -ho rnerv. X. (', and that cir- .nip sl"'' ' Mr. W. W. Pee (lib. ('., won the "Wiley Gray" medal a Trinity this uar. if t he three otf-: Mr. ('iias. Laiiiiii'eth,of Thomasville leecilcd one. ulil It not be well to loan out the thousand or more dollars in tii low ii trca-ury and let il draw inter est and accumulate as there .! ms t be little ol' no Use 1 of t he funds. M r i. Wei lives near supposed lo Hiirliii-ioii. and w le lie II M 'In, 'll t . her le ad on. a r and liaek a horribl, r on i he ni'lit of .lime 1 : r 1 1 . o lelna College the ,i !e-t f. h lo.... failure Wvl'e 'le promise sloli. - l.dlep. hi !. in i;i iti: : !y , lllecl .I! t v. ar l'.'o p'. t i-ast for mill Th and a aldwell. a lllel'challt :. . who bad le.n arus ig v i.iskey and bound o .h.'.. r a v-ioo bond, so da', night of last wcij oinnir t relf till'..; A i'::i 1 suu-iile by snooting linn .'li t he bod v. olility eolixiet gll t:v and in the fall stlliubhu 1 ( Oil t ! gun wa. ilis; iiar heavy rhargt ot I hip and small ol urged, emptying; tin r nail into tin- rear the back of .b Sergeant, a negro convict, seine o the lead going through Sergeant The negro is not i-xpected to liie. an Prandlev was drowned in ; creek in the night time recent lv near Rutl ferd'oti. N. ('., w hilesw iinniiii to his , t il le to r. seue his cows. ( In of the i-i.ii.J was drowned, the otliel got her fore feet i-i a trough ami held her head abow Hater until went down, i no water innu the river backed up the reek and raised it The "cadol s-iein" has filled Co ney Islam! this season. Yoiniggirl are induced to leave home or schoi and are promised a life of luxury One day last week young girl were taken lo their homes bv polic escort, after having been deserted bv their "dcspoilers." A "linple stone of ermont granite hss been placed over anee s grave at Riverside cemetery in Aslievill It was erected bv the sous of Yaiiei Chas M Yancc who is temporaiillv residing in Washington; Thomas M Yance, of (Mvmpia, Washington: and Captain 7. B-Yancc, of the Eleventh Iniantry, t. . S. A. now m the I'liili ji- pinei Collector Carl Duncan has opened his head and passed on the Watts bill and his opinion is thac the bill is bad, of course, und that there will lie disappointment in the reduction of the numlier of distilleries as well as disappointment as to its results as a temperance measure. Ihe depart- inent at Washington evidently disa grees with Mr Duncan as it begins bv cuttim? off about one-third of the clerical force and the deputy collet1 tors in Mr Duncan s district. A few days nco Mr C C Wade showed us a valuable piece of pyrites ore taken from his Cotton Stone Mountain property just north of Irov. He savs he has had it assay ed and it is found to contain 10 ounces of gold per ton worth $320.72. The property is yet nndeveloped but Mr Wade expects to develop it soon. If when opened up, it should be found to contain even a small quaatity of this ore it will be a valuable piece of property. 1 roy examiner. : Worsrtf all Experiences. Can aovtblna ht worse than to fwl that avarv minute will be vnr la-t? Huoh wm th -o-rieoc of Mrs il H Newton. Deca ar, Ai. "For throe yean". h writes, "l andnrcd insnf- foriihls i hih from lpdiK"3toa, omch and Ix.wel tm.ib-e. i-ffntb raemed in evtitbto wbra doctors and all rvmrdie IkilMi. At lenirtB I was indtuvd to rf Kittctrio tUitera ind the r an It Waa tupanl.Dua. I Improved at one nd aoar I'm wtnpltelr rtrvreJ. Vm I;i.r, idrCT, Stolnarh and Bfiwl r i ii-e no Bitt U the solv iut,.iiic tlnir fi'ia It 'a guaranteed tij c nuniru Drct C Corruption and Bribery in Elections. At late elections in Rhode Island the pi ice of votes mled from !'.!.' to ;() for a single vote, a price tpiiie as high as they have reached in Del aware under Addick's regime. Good Government cannot be ex-1 I tec ted in either of these States, or in j IViiusvlvauia, or in anv Slate where success depends upon corrupt or un worthy methods. Bishop llogan, of the Catholic church in Pennsvlvania spoke a parable hen he said: hen public allice is gained through bribery it is no longer a public trust. If the spending of money in great sums for officers is permitted to continue, the poor man wi'l have no chance of gaining pre ferment. It has been the historv of all lauds that as soon us molality fails everything fails. Laws have been made to put down corruption, both on the part of the individual ind ot corporations, and it tliev are not strictly enforced everywhere ami in all instances the roots of the re public will be sapped." It is because such met nous stie d in most of the Northern States notable Pcnnsvlvonia, Delaware and New Jersey that laws are not entoreeU. 1 he men elected to en force them owe their offices to the violators of the law. They have lined office bv corrupt methods. Can tliv stamp out corruption? New & Observer. Sad Deaths Caused by Drinkln? Liquor. A Marion correspondent of the Charlotte Observer savs: The temperance folks are arraug- iii'f a warfare with the liouor ele ment of ibis community, and w Idle they arc- not at all bitter in their denunciation of the traffic, yet they are tirni ami are rapidly gaining ground. I aiu told by a responsi ble citizen that near a dozen people at litis place and near here have within the past in or 1'.' years died from drink. Seven of tliem com miltod suicide directly and the others indirectly. A prominent veung man of our town, w ho is ad dicted to drink, tried to end his life a few das ago bv drinking lauda num. 'I'lie iiiulity of the drug was inferior or the constitution of the oiiiil' man was proof against such Ever)' Farmer His Own Feeder. I'nder the above heading the At lanta Constitution writes a sensibl editorial and gives the best possibl advice to the farmers saying that 111 people of this country next year will need more wheat and corn than can now be predicted will be raised thi vcar, and will have to live on pei soup and "chew the rag," or pay ex orbitant prices tor their staple com nioditics. Our exports -of cereal; the past three months have fallen oft' 10,11(11 i,P0l i bushels and the gran aries of the west are almost empty. The tloods have already reduced the western crop estimate to 'ill and be low, as compared with this vears vield us 100. It is costing every person in this land more to live this year than since lS'.'T. That year the index tigures of living cost figured at r.-.'.-l.t per capita. In I'Mio it wa- -'.il.'.'ti and on March I of the pr sent year it Was 101. Oil. Notwith standing that the wholesale prices of must ot the articles daily needed by the people are notably lower than they wele a year ago, yet the indivi dual cost of living has made the strong increase uUtve noted, ami which is equal to an increase of more than 3.t per centum. Some pooph may flippantly argue that our peopli are' getting higher wages and livin; more extravagantly than in 1 "!'T but the leal evidences of their livei do not support that contention. These tacts constrain us to urgi the southern fanners to take notice of the certainly that breadstuff's and meats are sine to make almost record high prices next year. If they d sire to keep comfort and happinesi at home and not sweat their pockets of the last dollar thev can command to pay western prices for short crops they must bestir themselves and pro- ide supplies at home. It is not too late to plant corn and pens and make sure against the ev tortion sure to come when the m-o pie demand bread and the ex changes demand a dollar a bushel for corn and a dollar and a half for n heat. BrendstiirTs per capita cast for this yenri.Sn more than in Meats cost ir'i.OK more, dairy and garden products more, mctuls foAl more, and other necessaries, not luxuries, .f-t.47 more. Petrol urn alone costs 2 cents more tier gallon. Hut next year promises to see these increases made larger stilt and the wise farmer is the one who will begin right now to raise the necessary food tor lus own taniity and a surplus to sell at the top of a high market. Ulan Items. Miss Nancy Frv has gone to High Point visiting. Mr Preston Williams is happv he has a hue boy to will his money to. Mrs Madic Hicks, of High Point, is visiting her parents this week. Flag spring Sunday School will give a celebration in August. reople are busy working ttieir corn. QUESTION ANSWKKED. Tea. Aairoat Flower still I aa tb Ur gent sale ot ana- luedusiu in tba eivtli 141 world. I onr mother' and gn-vl-mothcra' oavur thooght of Bainr. any thing else for indigoatkm or BtliB aeaa. Doctors re acaree and tbtr seldom be'd of Appvodtnliia, Narvous Prostration or Heart failure, ate Tber tuad August Fiowar to clean tmt th ayatcm and itop feraaenatioa ol aait gestod lood, ragalate ttv action ot tba lirar, timnlaia tba Barron ai.d .Tg-flic ackn o toe I stem, aud tttal i all tlicy to.k Kh f. Winr; dell and ba Ilk headaches aal other aolx-. Vu oolr Btad a lew doacaof Orraa's Aa- grut Flawvr, in liquid f n, lo aiak jo aaiicfird tbata la nothing serious tia cutter vitfe vow. Yon eaa g-t tins ruliabl rmmir at ail Krvjt'tS. It, Prie. .. S an ? New State Officers Knights of Pythias. The Knights of Pythias elected the following officers at Wilmington hist week: Owing to Vice Chancellor L.D Robbinson's iefus.il to allow his name to go before theeoniciilion for grand chancellor, there were s.ci e complications in the election of otliccrs and the contest was spirited Huong friends of the several nomi nees. The result was as follows: Supreme representative, II 11 llick- ert, of Statitsville; grand chancellor, i M Lvles, of Charlotte; grand vice chancellor, W F liohertson, of Wil mington; grand prelate, It None, of 1 ittsboio; grand keeper of records and seals, W Tliornwell. of (iolds- boro; grand master of excheiiuer, John C Mills, of Uutherfordton: grand iniister at ariiiu, Jit Iluikv, of Concord; grand inner guard, !' -Miller, of avnesvillc: grand outer guard, J M ltovette. of Alb... ma l ie. The Charlotte Observer on Country Dis tilleries. Our Washington correspondent savs that the records in the olliee ot the Commissioner of internal Pe nile show that there me l.'tO store keepers and gangers in North Caro lina and it is the belief thai 400 of these will go out of business July 1st. It will be the better for them and for the State when they stop lifting the distillers'corn around the still house and go lo raising corn on their own account; stop slopping the distil lets' hogs and go to slopping their own. The effect of the new legislation in the promotion of tem pera uce among the ptople is yet to be seen and to what extent il will en courage, as some claim il will, the establishment of illicit distilleries is altogether problematical. Hut this much is certain, that apart from th. evil results that conies of the drink- ingofthe li.iior that these little distilleries make, no one agency hii done as much to debauch the morals of the people of North Carolina, in the fraud .upon the government that must of necessity he practiced in order to make them prolilahh- and in the system of false swearing with out which they could not be tun. Drunken Man Killed bv Train in (ireens- boro. Nearly two months ago liobt Stanfoid, of this citv. was shot by a woman in a disreputable part of the tow n, w hile trying to enter her hou against her consent one Sunday night. For a week his life hiin; the balance, and he recovered. Sunday night he died from iniuiii rcecivd late Satiudav night from a freight train which run over him. while he was king on the track. supposedly drunk, near hisrcsidetic at Sergeant's foundry. Lured to Shame. That i a sad story which comes from Henrietta, N. C. w here a holi ness preacher enticed Mrs Jennie Ilarrell to leave her husband and elope with him. The preacher's name is .1 1 l.vars and he claims tc be a licensed Weslevan Methodist. puaeher. The woman says l.vars made her believe her husband was not treating her right and persuaded her to leave husband and children ami go with him. l.vars is now jail. Knur Men Killed in Wreck. Kngiiicers Wm Wall, and K T Stuart, firemen Walter Pond, and ('has ltivwor of Aberdeen, all whit men, were instantly killed in a head on collision at Niagara station uear Southern Pines on S. A. L. on Tues day of Ibis week. The bodies were terribly mangled and mutilated. A passenger train going at 4o miles an hour run into freight engine. P.oth engines exploded. Burned at Stake. (hi .June 2 nd a mob at Wilming ton, I Ma., took (ieo White, a negro, from prison there and burned him at the stake. While the Humes en veloped his body many bullets were tiled into it. 1 he negro hud assault ed ami murdered a young white woman. Rich Gold Mine. The Salisbury correspondent of the t'hatlotte Observer tells of the rich Harringer gold mine near Meis enheininer Springs in Stanley county owned by the Whitney Keduction Co. Six tons of ore averaging $20,ouo a ton has been taken out si.d gets richer. The Whitney C'o. lias ; cently purchased the Russell mine Bombay Items. There will be a Sunday School convention of the New Hope town ship Sunday Schools at New Hope church Sunday. June 2Kth, 1 103, at 10:30 a. m. A large attendance is desired. I here will be two sessions, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. Come prepared to falk on all subjects brought before the convention. Died, on Saturday, June 13th, ut Ins home near oalem church, Mr. Burrell Jackson, leaving a wife und two children. We sympathize with them. . Miss Agnes MeLeod and brother. from Ivamseur, visited Mr Let.' ('ran- ford s family last week. The corn in this section is some what worsted from the effects of the hail storms on Wednesday aud Sat urday ol last week. Striking Evidence ' Froth teatiniany la great Bambors la eona'aotlr comlug ta. daela-lng Dr. K'mi'a New DliK-over terCoaBwBUa Coughs and Olds be anaguald. A ra :ni alara-t ob rroa T. Uo- If land llen rllla, Va, Mini aa aaibla. H . wrwra: "I had Uroftdilil. lor tbnta vaara aad tr4 all I ba titu iior.l baii.g buflud. 1 ban I brgan takli.f Dr. King's Nw U.aontarr andshw botilaa mrboil enrrd me. i.(jiia!, affuetlTa in xinng ail l-anf and Ibroat Irutib . I oinumpt(..ii. I'l(tltl.t1l Sl,4t l,li' (,tl ,l.l.ltvl bv snii.H l tv.... r ' t Hutchison Marrlfljre. Mis Ella liurton, of High Point, ; md Mr K S lluiehison, of (irivus-! boro, were married at (irccn-l oro June ISth by lr lathr-rt Smith.- he annotinceiiieiit of the albiir eated much surprise :i only tl.e TV closv-t ll ieiids had nil v know ledge of such in intention. j The bride is a daughter of Di- .1 . 11 Purtoii, of High Point, it woman of tare thai ms, bavin,- vi-itcil her, li'eipielitlv, being extremely popuhr. Mr Hutchison is the traveling sales man for 11 K A S V Miller, of !al tiniore, Md., with (leorgiii. South t'aroliiia and part of Nut t li Carolina as his territory. Western Randolph. Wheat is not more than half crop in this .section. Corn and other crops tire looking ell. Children's dav and a picnic will be held at Pleasant drove 'Ird Saturday in July. Mrs l-'C l-'iicier has returned from liandleiu.-in w here she spent several davs with her sister, MrsWA Wool- ten. Freddy Wilson spent last !a iiNou county Wling i It S I .ambit h was in (ir it cok in dative-. eiisboro hll Week oil business. .1 I! I.Yddick and family of Trin ity, spcii Sunday in Thoinasi ille. 'Mrs II C Mot'litt. who has been at Trinity with her mother w ho is mm recovering from her illness, has re. t line d home. (ieo Thompson, of Tholnast ille, i i-ile.l Tr'niit v Sunday. Mi.s S K l-'raior. of Thoinnsv ille, visited Mi's C W Wilson Sunday. Ke C A Cecil tilled his appoint, meiil last Sunday. President .IoIhi-oii will preach at Phasnil lirovc the 1st Sunday in .hilt. Mi-s Cora Morton left last wet for a v isit lo her sister al Sal. m. Mis, Maud I.C. Who has heel visiting in Ibis .section, returned I. Spencer last week. Matey Items. .MM. ( vt eittlierley, ot lialiisciir, is spending some time in und around our town. Mrs I) M Weatlierley al so stopped over awhile on Friday of hi.st wick on her way to .lonesboro to visit relatives. Mrs Ciissie MeLeod dice Oliv. of High Pojnt, is here this we. k i iting her sister, Mrs .1 K .McArlhur, Misses Kt til and Annie Slalcv are intending the Southern Summer School at Knowille, Teiin. 'I'll will possibly be gone a nituith. In our opinion the wheat croj I list liartesteil :s lint a little more than a half crop through this sec. tion. There has been a considerable amount of corn planted in this com mi nit v during the present month and some vet to plant. Mr W M Parks, of Klon Collcg was here the tirst of this week. The time is now fast appreachil when the county board of education will appoint a board of school com iiiitleenieu for each school disliict m the count v. Let us see to it that men will be unpointed who have tin interest of the children at heart and will endeavor to employ the best teachers possible. Franklinville Items. Prof .1 C Fox, w ho has been tray elling through the eastern part of Ih Stubs for a nursery lirni, icturned home Saturdiiy ami has since U travelling thiough our citv with the fair sex. He seems to have a bad case of chio.iic alt'eetion for the ladies. Mr and Mrs Kupert .lortlan, of Mt (Mlead, spent last week in low visiting their sister Mrs James llui w ho has been tiiite ill for a few days. Messrs J J! Lutterlolt, and II Cux made a bu-miess trip to dreens boro Saturday. Miss Ethel Hove returned home from l.andletiian last wivk where she sK'iit several days visiting friends. Messrs M U Kussell anil A ll isur gess attended services at the M E church Sunday. Mrs J li Makepeace, of Sauford, came up Saturday to spend a few davs with her daughter, Mrs. Hugh Parks, Jr. The lirst nine of the Frauklin ville base ball team played a match game with the Kuniseiir boys at lianisenr and returned looking some what wilted, (iuess thev cot licked Mr and Mis Jluncan ftoveguvean entertainment unit ice cream supper it their home Saturday night to the delight of some of our voting people. Mr W II Nance 'has moved his family to Central Falls where he has secured a posi tion with the Worth Mfg. Co. Messrs J H I.utterloh, John Free and (i rover lllack, three of our llnest musicians, gave a ninsicale at Mr John Haves Saturday night which was highly appreciated by the entire community. Mr H T Paiks left Friday for South Carolina, w here he ha secured a position in a machine shop. Mr J 8 Stout has resigned his po sition with the Randolph Mfg. Co. aud has gone to Climax to study tel egraphy. Mr Joe (.ilea, of Worthville, was in town I-riday. GOOD FOB OUU-DRESr. The pleaaant to teat and barml Oaa Minnie Cntuh Cur bItbs inn-tad at) raliet in all rasas Conga Croup and LaUripp twaau H do.- sot pa- immtd.-Mr Into tba adimaoli but takct aSact rlgbl at tba tut of tba troubla. It draws ool ttH" InO mma li.'B, baals and aoet b ani ear p-r nmnenilf by anb tug tha Ibiws to ona- Irtbat par SIC- -f? ng and lil-uralD-Ing egrgaa la lb- bioo. aad tbansa. W A Cud-rwoo-l, luadlBtaiaa. This Tir's statistics will show an immense increase ia the consumption of "not Scotch" in Glasgow. A re cent disastrous (ire destroyed several Bill lion dollars worth of distilleries. TO (Tf.8 A Ct)LD IK OKi OAT Tii IHti. Stp.tr.o Quinine Tblu. Ait irmiam f C'e- J t-Li u-.cm'f II it Nutrs onlDrinkinj Water. 1. The diseases most often trans mitted by polluted drinking water are typhoid f.'t. r, i lud 'in, spotted fever, dvseiiterv a'i.1 acute ilil-.-tilinl colic. '.'. A pure .Hid leli..' le water slip ply i- liic lir.-t ie.i,i-ite fur continued good heall li. Shallow, open wells are tcty dangerous. The dug well is now ob-olelc, iilid should be, wheli I'V. r practicable, iibiindoned lor the deep driven or bored well. I llese u. lls lime a casiiiL' of I'lilviinizcd iron. Thev should never be less than lid feel deep. !. lure dug wells lire eoiilinueil ill use a pump slioiil.l he useii ralliet tliaii a bucket. The platform over the Well should be water-tight. The casing of stone or bard brick bould extend al least feel above the level of ground. It should be covered with good cement inside and out. I. liiii-n or surface water should not How toward a well from a stable, ni" nen. nrivv. or anv such ul.tce. None of these should be located, nor diould kitchen or chamber slops be lenosited on the ground, within 1.10 feet of any well or spring. o. I ug wells should lie puiiipe.l or bailed dry anil all sediment down to the original bottom, roinowd at least once a year. 1 lie inside ot casing should be carefully examined mid all cracks Itllcd with cement or mortar of good ipiality. li. 1 lie use ot cistern or rain water for drinking not safe in localities where the Eulish sparrow or the common pigeon abound. 1 lirsc birds detile roofs with their excrc m.'iit. and also carry thereupon pol luted material such as straw, rags and waste nanei. T. The use of patent household water lilters is not recommended un less they can be and are frequently am! thoroughly cleaned and disin fected by boiling. s. When a water is suspected of being polluted, before using it should he heated to IM degrees F. for 1 minutes, or boiled for 3 minutes, These temperatures for the tinn given are falal lo all known p-itho-genie bacteria. The ''Mat" taste oi boiled water can be removed b pouring the water a few limes from one vessel into another held z or feel below. P.y Prof, (ielilld M Carthv, Stale biologist. Ml Olivet Items. We are having line rains and corn cotton iitul gardens uie looking line Mr I. K Teague, who has beei visiting his father, Mr (i W Teague returned to 1,'amscur last week. Miss I'aniiie Pcaree, who has beer visiting relatives and friends in thii community, .leturiied to Kamseui last week. One of the most destructive hail storms that old neonle ever saw pas ed ju-t above here last Friday tin l'.'th. coinidete v destroviii! a 1 crot It looks as if the crops had not been planted; everything gone. The hail in places where it drifted up wa two or three feet deep. On last Sunday afternoon it was still S or lo inches deep wli.-re il hud drifted up M.s-rsT It Tv-or. S It liichard son and l!ev W N Haves attended the township Sunday school con veil tion at Pleasant Uro've last Sunday and lepoi l a good time. I'insnn Items. It has been somewhat dry but we had u good ruin Sunday evening. Wind and hail did s.-nie damagi to fruit trees and corn in lliis com lniiinty, also blew down and tangled many w heal shocks. Harvest is over. The wheat croj is not us large as usual. Mr (rusty Kussell got bitten by a copperhead, commonly known as a pilot snake, recently while carrying corn up in a crib. We are glad to know he is getting along all right. .Mr William Pus-sell is very ill this week. The sou of Mr John liussell has been very ill with fever, but is ini proving. Miss Jluttie Russell, of Troy, is visiting her sister here this week. Mr U LITalbert went to Trov this week on business. The water is being taken out of the C'oggins mine by the owner. Mr J 1) Clodfelter, of Troy, was visiting here a few days uga. The Happiest Woman. Is tha hardwixj-irig one. The best urn istaction conow of service performed . Only it Is necessary to keep the l.nwels reicular mid the organs active. There's uuihinK liUe Dr. Kinir' e laic. 1'iHs for that. 1 hey rentier service gently, ret thoroughly. 25c. at 8tudrd Uru Co. A disimtrh from Ouluuttu an lion nces that there will be a surplus oi ih,ouu,imiu uusneis oi w neai, ior export from India this year. Better hold it for the perennial Indian laniiue. And iiow the President's enemies are circulating the rumor that he will call for tariff revision after his election. Mr Roosevelt will never do anything of the kind until ho is as sured of election in 1908. Has it occurred to anyone that the fearful trust opposition to President Roosevelt has all been discovered by republictm editors? Priwidpnt Roosevelt nronoaes to clean the rascals out of the PosV oflice Department and then enter tains the proposition to make Mat thew Stanley Quay-chairman of the natiouul committee. What a politi cal paradogs! Chamberlain's attempt to build tip a trust system by means of a protec tive tariff, which was enthusiastical lr hailed by the hish protectionists ia this country, almost disrupted the ltritish cabinet. A Serious Mistake. C DaWlit & Uo. Is the name of tha firm who luuka tire (mains Wltoh HslMalv. Do Witt's ia the Wife Hal balva that bls without ioat-tBg a tear, it n a snotn i'n to ni ai;T othtr. De lit i. Witch iilwl gut ram B'tod, bin di. i ar. itcMm; ten, I protru-iiiz ptir, bur'i, l..-f, t - v, . I ' ."H all i. n f.4 t-v , RAZORS- We have a complete line of the best Razors, J:bk aiui Pocket Cutlery in addition to our . Mammoth Stock of General Hardware, Farm Implente-ils of aii kinds, Buggies, Harness, Etc., Etc. You will .egret it if you don't 'call and see us before making your purchases. '; McCrary - Redding HARDWARE COMPANY. Cures Blood and Skin diseases, Itch ing: Humors. Sen. I no tno'.ey himptv w rif- ml I try Botanic It oed It 1 1 tn ill o ' expen-e. It you Htitinr from iiI -it.., ee."nin, eioliila, Hlo d Voisiou, citnuir, MitiiiK seres, 'tcliirtK skin, pimp!- s. '..ills, hjue Uai is, swellings, rbeumH'.l tit, UHfrrh, or any li oo.l or skin dises-", we a 'vise yon to take llolanic illooi! t-ilm (li It 11.). J-.spee ally teeoiiime'. de l for oel, ot'stlii-te, ileepseatcd ca.ej ot niuli- ciiani liloeil or skin tlisea .-s, l.eesute lleiaiilo lllo.i.l (13. 11. II ) kilU toe poison in the bluod, our.s !i'ri all tills, lieais every sore, niiu s inn bloo 1 pur and rich' gives ihe vkln ibr r-eh ciow ol henitn. ll. it. is too best Mood purilier, Fur sole by St .uilard ttrug Co. The postolliec regulations forbid the use of torn postage stamps. It would be well for our readers to make a note of this, and see that they tlo not use any stamps that are torn. Many people are tinder the iinprcs.stuii that a stamp lorn into is good if two pieces are put together and tuck upon the envelope. We were under the same impression our selves until a recent ruling of the posloliice Wits Hindu forbidi.ing the use of torn postage stumps. DOES IT PAY TO BUV CHEAP? A eheitD reuifdy fercouuhs and cold ia ull riglit, but you want something that will r lii'te and cure the more -ie e Hnd dan.'erous results of throat and Inner i roubles What shall voudo? Oo to u warmer aud more regular oil mate? Yes, il pos-ihlc; if not possible l.iryoa, ihen iu either case take the oulv remedy that has been introduced in all civilized cnunttie.t with success n severe throat uud lung trrul.les, ' H is.bee'ii fiertuan Srup.' It not en y lien suud siimulates ihe tissues to tr-irov t ho cer.u ilisnse, but alln' lluniiiiutioti. comes oasv exueotoratlon iv.-s a Koii.i ulUt's res',tnd cures the p-tient. Trj one bottle. Recommend ed iniiiiy years by all druggists iu the world. 1 oil cuu get this rel-ab'e tvnietiy at ull druggists. Price 25uaud Do You Eniov What You Eat? If you don't your food does net do yon muco garni, ix-iiui vyxpoyvm Cure is I lie renirUy thitt every one Hituclil take wnen uio.o in any inmg wrons with the stomach. Tueie is no way to maintain the health and strength of mind ami body except by nounnliiiient. There Is no way to nourish except through tho stomach. Tl, ........ a, .1. ...U l.a ti.nt hnalll.v mire uud swnot or the strength w ill let clewa an i ill:-,i-o will se. up. n ivt.'.it. Insi nf ftt.'enirth. liorvoti4.ir. I ca-bebo, . ottstipation, had bn a h, Mntir ttKf...,4. rlfrino.. ir.difMttifin. rivn- prpsia nnd ull st nnach troubh-H are O'.ii kly cured by the use of K .dol Dyspepsia Cure. Sold by W A I mlerwood, lOm llemau. Cuts, Bruises and Burns Quickly Healed. Ch imber!a:n's Vi'n Balm Is o an liseptio linimeiu. and when sppl ed to cuts, br-iis-js and buMH. cause ihem to heul without maturation ana much uioiw qui kl titan by the usual ircut- it en t. tor sale tvy btannaru uruu uo Asheboio, and W A l'n leroud, Ra i Uleiuau. Kodol Gives Strength. bv enabling tho digestive organs t . di gest, aasi'niiu.e ana tiian'form all of the wbolBBome lood that may be eaten into the kind ot blood tint nourishes tho nerves, fends the tissue, bardeni thf muscles and reeuper.ites ihn otgans of ihe entire booy. noloi Dysprps (.'up) caret Indiffeston, UySpensii C itrihof the Stomach and al tiomach disorder, fold by W A Underwood, Uanulcmin His Last Hope Realized. (From the Sentinel, Gsho, Mont.) In the first opening of Oklahoma to settlers in 1889, the editor of this pap- r was among the many e kers after fortune who made the bigracii one fine day In April. Daring his I raveling a Oi mt ana atierwiriiB hi campiug upou his claim, he encountured much bad wafer, wldeb. together with the svvern heat, gave hi in a very serere diarrhoea which it seemed almost Impossible to check, and along in Jane the cats be came ao bid he expected to die. O .e dav one ot his neighbors (trough1, bun one small bottle of Chambeilain's Colic Cholera ami Diarrhoea Remedy aa a last hope. A big dose was given him while he was rolling about on the-;rourd ia great agony, and in a few mluntea tne uose wat repeated. The good i fect of the medicine was soon noticed and within an bo"r the patent wai taking hfs Brat sunn t sleep for a fort night. Tbat one little bottle worked a complete cure, an I he cannot belp but feel grateful. The seaaon for bowel disorders being at hand sofgesta I bit item, tor sale Dy otannam itrujco., Acheboro and W A Underwood, Ran- dleman. Chamberlain's Glic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Iiererywhere recosnlx d as the on remedy that oan alwave be depended npon and that is pl -asant to take. It is especially valuable for lumo.er diarrhoea In children and ta undoubt edly the means of saving cbe lives of a great mapy children each year. For sale by Standard Drug Co., Aehrboro, and W A Underwood, Handlaman. 'Ee.:.YCQYAL FILLS tHii-HDiTraa a.iaa.a? la a., a.4 Bm. Aiwmrn Mr-MaJrUat i.auH Business Notices SlllNULES. Call on Ashehoro Lumber and Manufuctuiing Co. for SHINGLES. Ashehoro, N. C. .Morns' Livery St.iblu nas some second-hand buggies and harness in good condition they will sell cheap for cash or on time or will trade for horses oud pay the difference. WANTED At J. AumanV Alt. boro, N. C, sixty thousand lbs scrap iron and thirty thousand lbs rugs in the ncx '. thirty days. WAVED Ileal estrite to sell. Town property, farms, mineral, I timber und irnizimr lands, or vour - business. Capital secured for good inuiiulu'jturing enterpiLscs. J. STL'ART Kt'VKRN'llAI.L, (Jrectislioro, N. C. FOlt SALE. One IlrsLcluss corn mill, 3iic automatic lathe machine one set ti unci's tools, cheap, for cash, or in exchange for lumber. Apply to Cotkiku Okfick, Ashehoro, N.C. 4-9-tf. WANTKIt -S'venil liulustrlniiH vrsu In eneh xtnu to tniv.'l f..r lions, .-.tal.ll.h.l I'lcvon yoara mill ivilh ii It.ruc ..l.itul. U .-nil ih.ii mervliitntM ami nxviiU lor sui.wtul an, I n.lluil.li line. .iirai.'..ni('iit. Weekly .-asli Hilary of tlNnn.l all I .'lliiKi'Vi-mMinii.t II..UI lHlUa.1- i un v,l in ea.h t-ach i m uliiil. Mention rilireiiiv nnd rtn linv aell ail' ilnw.leiin...i!. THK NArloNAI,. .tH lVt.rli .rti Mt., t'lileami. TEACIIE I!S WANTEI )-We need at once a few more teachers, for fall schools, both experienced an in experienced. We have more culls this year than ever before. Schools und colleges supplied with compe tent teachers free of cost. Address with stamp. American Teachers' Association, J. L. Graham, LL. D. Mgr. . Memphis, Tenu. WANTED Several persons of character and good reputation iu each state (one in this county re quired) to represent and advertise old established wealthy business house he solid financial standing Sal aryo 21.00 weekly with expellee additional, allcaslile in he pay eacs. Weduesday direct from head oflic.es Horse and carriage furnished when necessary. Colonial Co., 334 Dear born St., Chicago. Notice. Havllis .iitilifl.s n ii'linliilslnitora ..n tl.i rsljitv ..I J. sm. i;n l. ,u.,.(1i,-. l.(r,. w e. llaiiiinnii.l, Clerk ol the Hu rli.r Court i.l Kan...l.li Omiity, I alillll .ll lit IMilille nil. 1 1. .1. to Ille hltlli-l Llililer tor Cash, on tin- nri.i.iws. on . am. 1,11. 1 teal. In-ys of July, iwtt. On. lollow ina g. rou.nl .niny l-irtalileeiiKiiie, lot of wltent. Iilaeksinitli anil w.H-liii.rlihiK t.K.s. titrin uuicliliierv itml hnnais holil ami ku hi ii furiillur.'. ami oilier artielio K i mars, a tti. .Inly verlilo.1, ..ii or l-rfn- UieHVh a,.v of T tH, or this noli, emu l-,l.a.li In Urol Ihei nnery. ami all n r-ona owing Mtl.t .xlaiv wll ..line fomuril unit luakt. linuieillaui HetUenlel.t. 1 Ills ilnl .lay ol June, nut. S I,. I.AVIS. li. K. liAVIS. jA.lmr.. 81ATEMENT Of the Conilltlon of the Bask of Randlemaa Raoilleman. N. C, at the oluae of baal aeaa June s, 190S! Orer.lratta, eeourtHl aad onaecure 4. ai 7 Furniture and niturea. sa as Pemaod Loaoa, 4.7'iA.oe Caata la Vaulta aad due from baaka, T,eas,7t IMJM.IS lao.OM.oo i.Aa.u le.OAO M s7.ina.oe I TIM Suabiitibb. Capital Stock paid ia, Pronia, Notea and Bllla P. ll--ouoted. Depoalta, Caahler'a ebecke, S. BRYA NT, Prae. -Land Sale. nf mle r.aitAltie.1 in a to tit.. tii..lrr-lau.l t.y lav of Anrli. IU.IA. w l.li'h !..! u .i..i . In Uie OSI.H. of Uie keal-lerol Iwnla of Ra.l.k.ll t .Hll.ty. In l..k ki. ha. W . M puiJio aiH-tiiMl to tile lllul.lMrf l.hl.ler lor fw.l. .. Court lion- il,. It, A-ll,l.iro. N. v.. .Hi MONPAY. JI'I.V tl. lun, at lo'el.'k M. the f..'lnnli. imi lnf land allu. anil In Kamlolli Canny, Ciluinlaa Towiulili,, on Uie wat. n. ol Snmly Cr,.( ami l.anlul aa !' .."'7".n"' ai a auaie in Puah'a line, W m. M. H.k'. MM-iur. tliemv m-Ml ,Uf real 44 eh to a atakr lu t!u o d Ii.m. li.,s. Bf u ..k. and ftOllnk-to a nuke In Vnrk'a line, llw.u-c .Kiuiv.-n iiliu.il, lliriM-. .t a elia ami ; link, lo a Willi., ink. Yurk'a ...nu., . ...k Sell, ami f. link. Ui a il.wi.l Huaic, comer, lh, ii,s.iili Hja.-ur.tul a mk, thence with fuaa'a llni. to the l.nliintl.i. naitaltilua IS4 aen mT or lew. and known aa Uie Kranklli. Hurae-ia hnrnf. nlaiY. Till, la dratralde nrraairtr. I,'1n l4w.n iM. tnarna ol Hlalrr and Hanaamr, U.C., land nillina and well watered by a uiiml.r olMnmna, Miila l.le Inr all k ln.1. ( fmn.iliia and laiMuram. . ... aerea In cultivation, latlaiuv In w.l ami limner. TerowotHale CAHM. W. J. UKK.rW.N. Tina June letli, tlan. Truatoe. Re?dingMMlineru Every woman looks best with a hat made Individually for her. No two women look eqnally well with bats alike; if they did there would be no need for such a thing as artistio or Individual millinery. ; ' Now when it come to hats we have them in all the newest and most desirable shapes and styles dress hat in every sense and they ooat no more than the or dinary kind and leas than aatua a great deal leas. . . Come and tee them. , ' Yonrt trnly, Florence Owen.
The Courier (Asheboro, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
June 25, 1903, edition 1
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