The Asheboro Couiier.
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I'RICB ONE DOLLAR A YEAR !
Wm. C. HAMMER, Editor.
. oon Claw Matter.
Democratic County Convention.
The democratic cimveutinu for
Randolph county to elect dcli-jiic
to the State and C'ongiv.-sinn.il
conventions, and transact euch t lii i
business as may properly conic 1
fore the convention is hereby cul l -1
tu meet in Asheboro on
Saturday, Muy 11th, 1904,
ut 11 o'clock a m.
, ''he township primaries will meet
at the voting precincts on
Saturday, May 7th, 190-1,
ut 3 o'clock p m to elect delegates tu
the county convention. A full atten
dance is desired.
W. J. S' ARnoR". C'hnn.
E. Moffitt, Sec.
This April 13, 19.14.
Stock in the Atlantic ami NitiIi
Carolina Hail road has more 1 1 1 . j r
iloubled in value under the Atrork
administration.
Warren C. Coleman, president I
the Coleman Mfg. Co. tit ('oncoiil.
N. C, died recently, lie was a ne
gro who tried to elevate his race.
A Springfield (Illinois i iwiit Inn
decided that saloon keepeisare I i .-1 1 1 -for
the death of their patrons w ho
meet death while under the ii.lluence
ef li(UOr sold to the deccned.
It is claimed that Andrew t arnc
gie, of the Steel tru.t, and John 1'
Rockfeller, of the Standard Oil t om
pany, have promised l.irjc sunn t
help elect Roosevelt preside tit.
Spenoer Blackburn in hi? peril
at Wilkesboro recently when nomi
Bated for Congress told the republi
cans not to beliete a word about liiu
that was published in a deiiioeniti,
newspaper. The first article Mr.
Blaekbnrn has published
nomination was an articlt
hi.
K in
c ratio newspaper, the Sali-!nn;
Sun. Mr. Iilackbmu rote the ar
tide and publish! it to try to -e
himself straight with "titi" I r i .
and his friends. It will be mimi;
bered that Mr. Blackburn mute
rious charges against theotlicial en
duct of Mr. Price as assistant Vw.it
States district attorney. It ha ' .v
suggested that some of tin ivpi,! ,
cans of Rowan are taki, Mr. Ulaek
burn at his word and are n -fu.-in t.
read the article.
MOXEY IX COTTi.N I.imiT
BARK.
It is now claimed that giowets oi
cotton could muke money by it h. i
ing and selling the bark of the rem
of the cottou stalk.
The Xorth Carolina 1'epaitmeni
of Agriculture has issued a cin ;i!.n
by Mr. (ierald McCarthy of Raicigh
which says:
"It is very strange that i'ot:m
growers with idle hands during tin
winter months will permit this ino-i
valuable part of the crop to waste i:
the fields and remain as an cm-urn-berance
to the succeeding crop. It
is likely that in most cotton section
the roets now in the tit-Ids are still
salable and a very good thing can l
made out of them w hile waiting fo:
the soil to dry. Those who wish to
gather the root-bark should first rem:
to the undersigned u sample oi oiK
pound of fresh root-bark in order !
have its quality tested. For all tie
good bark offered, the undersigned
will agree to find a sale.
Rev. T. M. Baldwin Dead.
Rev. T. M. Baldwin, of
Fill
this county, dim' on March
.liter
a short illness with pneumonia, aged
nearly 67 years. Mr Baldwin was a
good man and will be missed in ln
communitv. Carthage Blade.
Mr. Lacy at Raeford.
The Kacford Chronicle, the nrw
paper established by Mr James W
F'agau at the growing town of Rae
ford, has following interesting and
sensible item in its last issue:
"The speech of State Treasurer It
R Lacy here lost Friday was a g
ne and some portions of it were a
revelation to our people especially
that part of it in regard to w hat tin
S resent State administruti in has
one in the way of education. We
believe, when we get further awav
from the Aycock administration and
look back on the results, we will find
it to be one of the best the State has
had since the war.''
Mr Bobt E Follin, a former Xorth
Carolinian, but later of The Com
mercial and Herald, of Xew York
City, will succeed the late Mr I K
Avery on the staff of the Charlotte
Ooaerver.
Mr. E. G.. Gilmer, of Statesville,
baa brought suit against F. II. Mc
Alpin & Cx, proprietors of the El
wood Hotel at High Point for breach
of contract. Mr. Gilmer says be
leaed the hotel "fair aud square."
Tbe bote! bis since passed into the
bands of J. W. Cole & Co.
Col W A Turk, general traffic
' agent of the Southern died at his
home in Washington City Suw'ay
morning of pneumonia after an ill
Ma of three days. The remains
l tn liUili tar interr.
jeot, where he formerly lived and
vaere he married, tie was born in J
Virginia.
Genius Peculiar to Evnlulico.
Central Fulls, X. C.
Vr. Editor: In last week's issue
e bewail rt iel'iei of sketches ul) Ueu
h:s lVctili.tr to Evoiiuiou; and in so
lioine. my rtcut.wt object wiil be to
get Wi'.ir Ve.aiul a to lhillkill IllOle
tci-iou.-iy for liieinsuhes instead of
beiiii; led inclusively by the thoughts
of others. If I accomplish my de
sire, uo limit i some will be 1 cueliteil
a!-o " thi liie'. mil! I "ill lie rep.iid
t i-
i pecuniary
ti'ti navy, as
issue, pot
; 1',. llliar to
all v'ho are
will lead
h.as.d think
tiui- real. A
le improve
il tie-iiriesoi
.-ee the Heed
.vol eo-
1 hep,
.k if we
or l.,e
-What
I. like I.VI
i iplun
that i
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of linv tin
thai all 1.1-
I ill II, -I to the
f..l.l. tin I.
, h he niighi
iiat lie IS rep-
i:,d a- to the
ay tit.d said:
i -1 1 1 v ,t little
or soiin
nod to it and
uir ;t a fair
.1 the ia-t r.i
I: I Hill shll'l
it ,: ,,f
'- the fault
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pteru.
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ton fa
pa--,.
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ontnar l sal',
u. .-el ouU
peot and fr-i,i-
i ii willin.
,f right is-
V.o .-peak of
rt a in -o.nvh
it- iiio-ncies
leil 1 tlielll to
h work their
Hiu
of 1
ami
le , ..... . . t "c- l.lill.-- which
.lie ti.elp i.Wll ii 'lillds. 1 need not
ay t!..., i hi -f itui-.iig iiie." ageneies
of salMllioll ate In,- life ami gl)SH-
of .1, -u- ( nrisl. I lie ui-dom of his
teiu hiug make- plain I ii" path of
dulv. II, lukes i.s by !.V- hand and
1,-inls us along a p.itliil spiritual
e.pciience, which liis own f.-et have
alreadv traversed, unti' we reach a
point of view whence we, like Him,
mav behold the f ie of our Father.
Sketch in next wwk's issue will
contain other agencies.
J. F. II vMti.rov.
Notice to Physicians.
There will bo a meeting of the
county Medical Society ut ti.e court
house on Tii'Tibiy, April PHh at
1U:30 a. in.
All mcuiliers itf tin State Medical
Society must be mrmliers of some
county society. A dob-gale to the
State Society must lie elected at this
meeting. Come prepared t, pay
vour annual dues. Dr. W. I. Sum
ner wiil rcjiort sumo operations fur ap
pendicitis and Hr r K .Mcriyeii
ill reau p ,p, ron scleroderma ana
exhibit a cum. Ihe se-retary will
give a lirul report oi a coiigrin on
tubeiculosis held in iiaititnore iur-
ing the past inter.
-S. A. II is lk v, Pre, j
C. C. ill BBAKIi, Sec ,1
Neighborhood News Items. j
Franklinvllle News.
Mr Joseph Ausby has moved his
family from a residence on Liberty
Avenue to one of the new residences
of the Randolph Mfg. Co. ou Aoad-'
emv sireet.
Mr Thus Brown, of Randlenian,
mis in town one day last week solicit-
itiL' -iibscriplions to the Randleiiian
Times.
A iiuet bur a happy home wed -
ding was solemnized Wednesday
eveninsr. tiev .1 r Allien uuiieii hi
the holv bonds of matrimony Mr J
W McPaiiiol and Miss Klla Hobson,
the beautiful and accomplished;
laii-hterof Mr and Mrs ill) :
Hobson. of our town. Mav the!
young couple have a long, happy and
pro.-pcruiis life, are the sentiments of
iheir many friends.
Me.-srs 'H A Russell and Hugh
l'aiks, Jr. have set themselves up to!
new buggies am! are now prepare,!
to no on short notice.
The people of our town are be
coming very much interested in good
mads. Tli-? Randolph Mfg. Co. shut
dottii ils plant two days last week
in order to put the entire force on
the public road.
Mr II A Ru.-sell spent Sunday at
lJulf with his parents.
..-I W C Russell attended a in. t
mg of the township supervisors at
Cedar Kalis Saturday.
Mrs MA ltaldwiii. who has been
-peinliiig a few days with herdiiugh
i er, Mrs W II Kree returned to her
home in (li eensboro Saturday.
M,.-srs W It Webster and R 1!
liaiii. of Central Kalis, and C II
Thomas, of Ramsenr, were in town
Siturdav night.
Mrs ' Kliza Moffl't visited li.-r
I'mtlier, Thomas Russell at Coleridge
Sunday.
Mr ' and Mrs Jesse Jones, of
Libi-rlv. spent Sunday with relatives
ami friends. We are always glad to
-e,- them.
Mr lien l ippett, of High Point,
via- on our streets again last week
shaking hands with old :icUaiiit
aiues. Mis Sarah Craven spent Suudav
uith h, r daughter, Mrs Isaac Mc
I'li r-oti. wholi'esiu lirant town
ship. Mr and Mrs J M Pugh gave a
iim-ica en let tailiment Saturday to
ihe delight of some of our Mning
peopi-,.
W Mr Wright, of (ireeusboro,
pleached ill the Baptist church Sun
day. ('apt N Ilackett liascoiitriict.il
to build a walk lor Mr Hugh l'.irs.
Sr., from his residence to Libert)
Avenue, which he hopes to have
completed before tin- bad weather set?
Hiirthville Items.
Mi- J I. Wrenn has been
-. i- ral diivs. Her mothe
Misi
Stuart, ii itli her.
Mi-- Ktta Johnston, who was
foimerlva iirssiniiiiry in Palestine,
i- ettiici in the church Friday night.
fTe- -i i ii I iiiaiiy curios from tin
Holy Laud, al.-o 'co-tiinies of Sr'..i.
K.gvpl.ainl the neighboring de-ert.
Mei-eoption iic(tircs of Jerusalem
and i n inity iev sho n.
Mi-s Nani-y Roviils is ipiile sn k.
Sin i one oil I ..blest citizens.
X I i ' Pearl Leonard, who has been
a-t ideiitiit the Normal college in
lire, n.-horo. i- iit home. She na
' I"
of th
il to h av school on account
ultiiuei1 ill health of h-i
ill"! her.
i , r.ppe is pr, v ileni in our town,
Mr l M M.-redith has Imi-ii suffer
ing ft mi n for a few day.., also Mr A
II All.n's little son Hubert. Seieia!
otll. is liave been sick but
Letter
Mr J Weiborn will lecture in
the V M C A ball on the night
lUtn on "rvihianisni. hverv-
bodv is invited.
Sophia Items.
I urn. ,-is are very busy now.
We jire glad to fee Mr T A Sp,
v out igain after a week's illn
ith hi grippe.
Mes.-rs .1 II Frei niiiii and Robert
L l.lkins spent Sunilay in (Ireens
Mr X C Johnson went to Higl
I'oint oti business one day last week
Tln-re will lie preaching at Old
1'uion, Sunday April Kth. at li
o't lock in the evening and at T that
night.
Messrs K E Pngh, of ProgTOS
L M Marsh, of High Point, were in
tmvn on business Friday.
Mrs t 'ora ' Smith, of Ashelioro, ii
visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs W
I. Xaiice this week.
Miss Pearl Hicks visited friends in
(ireeusboro the past week.
Miss Dora Hill, of Randleman,
visited Miss Hatiie Snider recently.
Consumption
The only kind of consump
lion to fear is " neglecterl
.instimption."
Penplc arc learning that con
im;)tion is a curable disease.
It is neglected consumption
.'ut is so often incurable.
At the faintest suspicion of
r uisumption get a bottle of
. '.totl's Emulsion and begin
"Citlar doses.
The use of Scott's Emulsion
at once, has, in thousands of
;;scs, turned the balance in
i .i.r of health.
Neglected consumption does
n t exist where Scott's Emul
s'on is. -
Prompt use of Scott's Emul
' m chicks the disease while it
in be checked.
SOITT WlWXE, IVaha
fat and $t inffm.
Trinity Notes.
Miss Kate Ingram, of High Point,
spent several days in town lust week
tlie guest of Miss Kan Wood.
Mrs 1 read l'eacook arrived here
!a?t week from Sun Antonio, Texas,
here she has been spending some
time tor the benefit of her health,
I -Miss Ada Carpenter, of Anson
county, is in town visiting the
family of J A Carpenter.
I -Mis Stic Whitehead, who lias
! b, en spending some time here with
! ! latins left Satuiday for her home
1 n Vo -oo ( itv, Miss., to the regret uf
nor mam menus.
M:- lie 'tgiu. Connelly, of I mi
ne' 'u pi!nes, N. I'., is the guest of
Mr ami Mrs W V. Lowe on North
Mam slivet.
M s K.,jeis. of (ilass, X. C. is t
toiuiin!; tin- ludside of her daughter.
Mrs Albert Sheirill, who has been
eouiim-d to her room with a severe
attack of la uripiie but who is slou-
Iv i, .-ovei ing at this writing.
Mi-
II Sliemwell, of Winston-
ip.nt Sunday here with rela-
Mr
V. F Pepper is at home again
from Niiuti-r, is. ( ., where he was
c.-il! d to accept a position, but on
iirrual there found thutanothel man
had beell gilell till' plilCI".
Tin Trimly High School ball
team w ill play Oak Ridge Iustitui
on I'ml.iv of this week ut thai place
:if, r which a reception will be given
them l tiiuOuk Ridge team.
Me.-sVs .1 J Karris and John II
Tate, of High Point, were visiton to
T'ihitv Sunday.
Fuller Locals.
!- are ,inte a number of cases
a-le- in this community, hut
uhs.
s Annie Kearns, of Salem
Ii. has been visiting her sister
- teaching at Pleasant Hill.
l'h,
of Hie
no de,
Mi
t'buu iv In, i
Mi (i T Cochran, representing a
Charlotte drug house, spent two or
three dais last week in the neighbor
hood. There was a huge congregational
I'lea-iint Hill church on last Suii
ihn. Rev ' II Cavincss preached a
ic.i iu-tiucliie sermon.
'ii.,- wheat crop is I'romising in
tin . i-.iitiiunity, more so than for
-, . : i! ear.
Mi- i .1 Fuller is on a visit to her
da -j r, Mrs Kearns, of Concord
-"!!'
M: Flo
Hoovi
daughter of
Jo.iii (' Hoover, Ksi.. of Fullers,
di-.d fit ia-t Tuesday night.
S, , ral I loin this place n'teiided
Poplar Ridge exhibition on Saturday
tin-'.'lit. I'liis school was success
fullv taught by Miss Herla Royals.
There wa a large crowd. Prof J T
llenrv. of Trinity, made the address,
which was entertaining and instriic
tni
I'm i: l ' ! i:i l it is rapidly increas
: in circulation in this section. It
i ... I paper ami merits richlv the
- nii
nil citizens of the county.
dray
little
i Chapel Items.
orn has been planted
M I'nderwood, who has
nacbiiig in 1 1 ui Hold the past
, i- in tin-community for a few
Madi-oii Jones has purchased
ol gall.
, in, lay school started up last
im a fair altcn, lance. Mi.-.-
i'litiis t-superintendent and P
itn. I.-,. assistant.
John ., Piiniel has gone the
I tie- world ami took untohiui-
iv if, .
-e l il
.1
list.
h, Ks,. is on the sick
I'insnn Locals,
li L Talbert and wife visited
M r
Mr T C Hill Sunday.
Mr and Mrs J C Russell are visit
ing relatives in I'harlotte.
Mr Ma, k Flam has moved t"
Jon, -' mine in Montgomery.
Mr Hurley, of I lurham, preached
an iM.-iletit .ennon last Tuesday
nighl at HillUiro.
Mr A C Crillin and family visited
liis daughter in Thomosvillo last
week.
A Sunday school has been organ
ized at Hilliboro with Messrs f C
I'albert and Charlie Cranford anper
iiiteiMlniH and Mr A R Hill secre-
tiii .
Mrs Kli.a Innax died a few days
au" "f consumption. She ways
thin 1 1 lirn- vears of age.
Mr F. W Havis has gone to Can
dor tins week. 11
Cheeks Items.
Our Sunday school at Pleasant
Grove is progressing fine. A gooi
average attendance with J A Hick
as si, pel intenileiit and L Rradv as
assistant.
We al e glad to note that the bridge
'o-s llrusli creek is Hearing com
pletion.
beat is looking well in tins sec
Hon -it present.
Mr ami .Mm V P .Mollitt visited
Mis Mollitt's father, Mr J R Peace
and w ife vundav.
Mr leunis hidil and family have
moved in our community and brought
their traction engine for the purpose
of sawing spokes.
1 terns are scarce and 1 will close
with best wishes for the Cockier
and It's many readers. Hoping Miss
Luna Phillips to stay in tbe lead.
Flower ililL
Mrs Kettv Cole and ion visited at
Mr (ieorire Parks Sunday.
Mr Kussell Williams and wife
visited their old home Saturday and
returned Sundav.
Mr Frank Dawson spent Sunday
at borne.
Messrs Williams & Dawson had
iint a lot of lumber stacked last
week.
Farmers in this section have plaot-
ed some corn, but tne ground, u
colli vet.
Mr Carl King, who haa been bant
ing for Williams & I'awaon, tat
borne sick last week.
Mr Frank Dawson was oat on a
not or limb" the other night and I
guess it must have broken he didn't
get home till morning. . .
Rtnutur Local.
E Mayuard, of Hamlet, one of
the S A L's popular conductors, mad
us a pleasuut visit several days ago.
Miss Sallie Fomt, ,wbo Ja bteo
visitiug iu Oreensboro and Burling
tou, returned home (hie week.
A a Covington wunt to Oiaaaa-
boio Moudav.
"Mother Goosa's Jubilee" waa gi
eu Saturday night by The Kamseur
High School ut the academy. A
large crow d was preseut and were
highly entertained by "the little
folks.'' This play surpasses any
play that bus beeu given iu our town.
The children deserve ninch praise
for the manner in which they acqit
ted themselves, and tlio untiring ef
forts of Prof, and Mr. Coble in
training them is appreciated by the
parents of the children and goes to
show that all pupils entrusted to
them will receive the proper train
ing. Stand by your teachers and
you will have one of the best schools
in the State. The Ramseur. Cornet
Hand furnished excellent music for
the occasion.
The people of Ramsenr and sur
loundiug country are rejoicing over
the schedule that will go iuto effect
on the Southern Railway Monday 18.
Following is the schedule: Passen
ger leaves Kamseur 5 a m, arrive
tirieuslioro ti:30 a nij passeuger leave
tiieensbi.ro 3:30 p m, arrive Ramseur
5 p m: mixed train leave Oreensboro
s a m. arrive Ramseur 10:30 a m;
mixed leave Rumseur 11:45 a m,
arrive (ireeusboro 2:30 p m.
C C Randleman, of Randlemaa,
was in town last week.
Mr Henson, of neai Cedar Falls,
visited J D Leonard last week.
Mts.V 1 Phillips is visiting in San
ford and Lougshanki is doing "nil
own cooking.
Mrs S W Trogdon is visitiug in
Ceihr Falls.
Mrs Hugh Parks, of Franklin
ville, was iu town last week shop
ping. Buffalo Forrt Items.
Wheat is looking very well.
Farmers are preparing rapidly for
planting corn. Some have already
planted some.
We think there is some prospects
for a light fruit crop yet.
A number of our young people
spent Faster Sunday at Pilot Moun
tain. It seems that there must lie
something leiy amusing that draws
their attention there every year.
Mi-s Rosa Stuart, who has been in
school at the Liberty Normal school
ever since last Angust, spent a
week visiting her home F.aster, has
now returned to stay the remainder
of the session.
We understand there have been
some new organs purchased recently.
I think we ought to get music on
both sides.
We also have learned that Mr W
A Rains Co. arc putting np an
other saw mill in this neighborhood.
Calling for more timber bovs.
I will close with best wishes to
theCi.llill.il. X
Ralph Items.
Mr 1! F. Cox, of Why Not, spent
Saturday ami Sunday at his home.
Mr F. II Cox spent Sunday at the
home of Mr A C Cox.
Mr H F Ridge, who is manufactur
ing splits at Mr M II Moflitt.s visit
ed his home on last Sunday.
Mr J M Allen and others Went
tishiiig one day last week, making a
big haul.
M r John Brow n visited his best
girl at Randlemun lost week.
Mr and Mis M II Moffitt spent
last Sunday uight with friends at
rranklinville.
Miss Fmima Brown is recovering
from an attack of roseola.
Mrs Morgan Henry is the guest of
Mr W F Hughes at" Asheboro this
week.
Mr C L Winningham has return
ed to his work at High Point.
Farmers in this section are busy
prpuriiigt heir ground for sjarn.
Mr and. Mrs K L Winningham
and little daughter Kate spent Sun
day with the family of Mr A C Cox.
Vheut is very good in this sec
tion. A Inr go crowd attended the bnrial
of Mr Jacob Chrisco last Wednes
day at Brower's Chapel.
Mr C L Winningham has recently
purchased another tine voting mnle.
Miss Susa Jane Hamilton who has
been sick for some time does not
seem to improve.
Mr Thomas ISrown has purchased
a tine young mnle.
Mr J N Winningham has been in
rather ill health for a few days.
Many counties are holding con
ventions this month to send delegates
to the State convention which meets
in Greeiisboio on June 23rd.
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Marble Tombstones.
Italian Statuary,
Marble and Granite
We can furnish any design of Monnnitiits and Tombstones in any of
the American or foreign marbles or
Our goods are the nicest obtainable.
give ns your order.
Barbec Marble Works,
Oppo. O. O Hendrioks A Oo.
Lots of
Desirable boilding lota for sale or trade oa the
well-known li. 3. Fisher estate in West Aabeboro
on Sunset ATenne and other streets desirably loca
ted for good residences and bouses to rent When
interested in any resd estate in Ajbeboro and vicin
ity call on or writ
; 0
Armfidld . LavidHlin,
JTeal Et.t Drvlsrs.
EALTH
8URAKCE
Tb roan who Irstire.i hit life t.
wiMforhlsfiirl'y
It man who t, is . rtisliealt
Il Wtaa both In- .,u family ae
biaself.
Ywmay Iti.-un heai.'i.by guar
log it. It I? wor:r. viardlnjf.
At the flr.sf ;.- of dines '
which jri.e'aiiy approach
through fie i. ER and m-.e
feats Itself In innumerable w.- ,
TAKE.
Vd save your rtoaith.
Tribute to the Late B. L. Lincbcrry.
Mr H L lii'ieberry was bum in
Randolph county. ( 18:i-
and died nt Johns llopkin's Hospi
tal, Haltimore, Mil. March Ti, V.Wi.
Mr Linebeiry united himself vviih
the Methodist Kpiscopal church.
South, in early life, and lived a con
sistent Christian life.
As a busiuiiss man he was emi
nently successful, using good judg
ment iu his investments, very syste
matic in business, and so honest that
his word was us good as his bond.
He was devoted to the Democratic
party, believing that it was the best
friend of the people, and made b's
influence fell with that organization.
And happy was the aspirant for
place or power who could enlist Mr.
Linebsrry's sympathy aud inllueiice
in his behalf.
Mr. Linebeiry had snlTeioJ for
some time with indigestion, nut ins
case was not considered serious until
the past winter, when it became ne
cessary for him to seek the best skill
obtainable, and on Feb. 1C, l'.n -1, be
left his home near Pomona, N. C,
(where he had recently bought prop
erty and erected a beautiful housed
for Johns Hopkins Hospital, for
treatment. At tiist it was decided
that he was suffering from partial
paralysis of the stomach, but after a
more thorough examinatmii it was
found to be tumor of the Btoinach.
By this time he had grown so weak
that it was deemed imprudent to
hazard an operation none was per
formed. A letter stating that he was grow
ing worse was delayed iu the mails
did not reach his wife in time for
her to go to him, for as she was inak-
lmr haste to co. the sad news was
flashed by wire that he was dead.
His only" child, Miss Fdna, was
teaching at Hie time iu the eastern
putt of this state. The sad neivs
was telegraphed to her, and she has
tened home prostrated by the unex
pected shock.
The funeral was conducted from
West Market M. V.. churNi. tirecus-
boro, N. C, by Drs. Tiirrentine and
Crawford, unit his body laid to ivst
in Green Hill cemetery, to await the
resurrection morn.
This was a peculiarly sad death
among strangers his loving wife
and devoted daughter hot being per
mitted to Ik with him during his
lust days, but it does not rcpiire a
great stretch of the imagination to
see bright angels taking their places
and hovering around Ins cot iu that
distant hospital waul, awaiting the
command of the Heavenly Father lo
escoit bis released soul to the iialnis
of everlasting day.
We cannot call him back, hut wv
can so live that we can go to him
when we are called to "puss over the
river" and with him "rest under the
shade of the trees" on the banks of
eternal deliverance.
A Fin END.
Tie Rural Telephone.
To the ensrgj of Mr. J no. F. Jar
rell the western part of this counh
is terj much indebted for its splend
id telephone semce. This svstem,
known as the Caraway system, con
nects ths people of Western Kau
dolph with Asheboro, Randleman,
Hifh Point, Greensboro, Thomas-
rills and Lexineton. This euablrM
the farmer who hare telephones to
keep posted on tbe prices of their
prwdnce-, and to get ths Istest news
wails it is nrw.
Mr. Jrrell is it Tears old, has
been merchandising 28 Tears, uoUri
nnblic 1 Tears, was denutT sheriff li
fears. Thres Tears ago he put a
telephone wire from Asheboro to
tan way, and later va put n
switch-board. Ha uow has nine
wires leading out from Caraway and
between twenty and thirty subscrib
er who cat connection with the huu
drsds of telephones in the towns and
countrr around him. Mr. Jarrel!
deserves jreat credit for this work
A Sl'RSCIIHER.
Granite.
Granite Monuments,
Granite Markers,
Iron Fencing,
Posts and Cooing, Etc." .
granites. Our pncea are the lowest.
We can please yon. Call on ns and
Aehoboro, IN. C,
Lots !
fitls rili
The Man in
F"" -J .-' oil O 1 - FOR
CCfSL'S '.V. ' " . f rt- I CO!?LjVs, :
Helmet Brarvd
Collars and Cuffs represents Neatness,
Style and Durability. These goods are built
to stand the severe test of modern laundries.
If you want to be correctly attired, we
give special attention to "Correct Dress" in
all its details.
Morris-Scarboro-Moffitt Co.
Paint
What about painting your house this
spriiif,' ? You can buy a good paint of
us cheap. We handle B. & P. and Ce
x oes, and you paint your house with
either of them it stays painted. Call
and investigate for yourself.'
Edwin A Hardin Co
INCORPORATED.)
Siih sin.iiii, S anil SO lVachtree st.; Warehouse "1 and 73 N. Hroad St.;
(iivund 1-liKir Knjr-American Building. Atlanta, Gu.
Largest Dealers and Best Repairers South. 10,000 Satisfied
Customers.
Wholesale and Ketaii Dealers in
Williams Typewriters.
New Model No. 6 Now Out.
AH Kinds Typewriters Repaired.
Some of
IVlow we n'ive some prices that will be of interest to all.
Ladies will enjoy sirintr styles and appreciate our prices.
Our buyer spent considerable time in New York this
season and had the advantage of visiting the most fashion
able stores in the city. KverythinfT in our line is new and
the very latest styles.
Men's Clotliinjr, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Shirts, Ties, Etc.
Ladies', Misses' and Children's Slippers.
Carpets, Mattinjrs, Gocarts, Baby Carriages-New Line.
All-Leather Suit Cases from - - - $4.50 to $7.50
WOOD &
Leading Clothiers.
IT COSTS YOU NOTHING
To Look at Our 8P,nS and Summer Stock !
Ijm n B 1-4 to H 1-,'n'i. i-r ynr
ClmiBls 15 in .Vl.x-nls rr yiU'l
I NovclCH iu ll'ik-1
4 t.etil BvHs 15c
L:sle-tlm-ud snt fancy flivc tor lA'lle, utd I
I.UI-tiitiifiOrelits H-r Mfr. !
. B imI Klu r brau.l- Cor t Wr In I K.
c.mlt-. c ..!. & u. 4 .l Liii.nO.llore ueuch
or l" for V"-.
1,.Ih mi.l tieiils Pliiln nnil Fanry wm Kw.
-Trill.j " Hint " i'-r braiMln r. ll ul Htraw Hiu I
:r M, n an,l H. ' IV- to i uo I
lilhetl,li4l.-iMylt-6U)IWr. !
F..n h It., k.-r- iih.i iK 1 flu Hi 11 00.
l iim'iun ii ami ihil rl rwm IS ;
M-rrri. chiurs and liumrm 110 to SO,
l.li i-hrart'l nhi ljuu tnlM. 1
Childn-n s-li)i-r-and Khura 4&- tt 1.00.
Mm Snon l.uu lo S.a). I
NAOMI FALLS STORB, Inc.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A CAR LOAD OF
Barbour
We have Wn hunilliuir this bnesrr for four 'yean and we have found
it gives ENTIRE SATISFACTION
to buy a buggy will do well to cull
Clothing and
We hate jtiei rifcived a beautiful
GimkI, Lie. tbe laust patttfTS. Call
Liberty, N. C
the Collar
Talk.
McCRARY-REDDING HOW. CO.
Visible Writing, Perfect Align
ment, Hall Hearing, Strongest Slun
ifolding, Greatest Speed, Extreme
Durability, Inks from Puds, Pret
tiest work single shift.
Second-Hand Department
is well stoi k.sl ith goiMl Williams,
Ifemingtiins, Smiths, Vtwts, Dens
niiires, Caligrajihs and other ma
chines in good re air. Our machines
and prices are t he cheapest in the
world. Send for samples of work,
slating preference as to make, etc.
Prices for Repairs Reasonable
Our Prices!
Spring aud Summer Dresa Goods.
200 Indies Street Hats, 50c. to f 2.
:too Trimmed Hats (New York styles! $ 1
to .'). Itim't buy until you see our stylee.
- bite brocade Shirt-waists, 20 to ?5c.
Champaign Madras Shirt-waists, CO to 75c
Voil Dress Goods (all colors) 20 to 30c.
Hlack Voils, 50c., 75c. and $1.
Black Albatros, 50c. to 1.
Fancy I.idies' Suitings, 50c., 75c. and $1.
Crepe ! China, in colors, 35c; ltluck 50c.
to $1.
Dotted Silk Muslin, in colors, 30c.
White Dress Linen, 20 and 25c.
Full line of Lawns, 5, 10, 15 and 20c.
MO RING,
Asheboro, N. Car.
-.Ki-ery buf ! Hamilton A tmn S IS) Hhor,
IwIkii or RpnUnseits, ttt eitttla to t ruem hi llio
twelve dollar iriwMiliiv oimtwt. TwtJv, Imllani
; In Cnh given WMtteti mouth durtii, IWI4.)
SliUh, Ml-us KllIU 4.U0 tD 1K.00. Youti S.W lo SW,
Ho-1 1 m lo 8.75.
Complete line of Hwdwure, Farm ImiilenMliti,
Furnttuis. brum, Olivia and Tin Wnrc.
Home-matte W t-ll Bwlteta St) uenla.
Omnertea ala.yoi! hand.
Burr M'-al and the tine Boiler Flour oa aarUi,
made rty Naomi RtiUer Milla.
KatiiiK and ived Powlon 1.40 to I aj per binhel
Five ol the leading umnib of rertllbjn l.4 to
H per bait.
All in exchange tor Country Produce at amrte
prtoea.
Cotue to re, tat hen la Randlfan.
Bxiggies.
to oor ctutomefs. All ho txytt-t
nd se ns. :
Dress Goods!
liar of ready-made Clot bin i. Drtss
and see ns.
LIBERTY MERCANTILE CO.