The Asheboro Cornier.
FRIOB ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
Wm. C. HAMMER, Editor.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
For Governor:
ROBEKT 15 (iLEXN
For Lieutenant (iovornor:
FRANCIS J) WINSTON
Associate Justices of Supreme Court:
W A HOK.K
GKOllliU II liliOWX. Jli
Statu Amlitor:
H F DIXOX
Stute Treasurer;
li R LACY
Secretary of Slate:
J BRYAN (MMMKS
Superintendent of l'ublie lustruc'.inii
J Y JOYNF.R
Commissioner of Liiliurund rrintiiij;:
II I! VAKXKR
Corporation Commissioner:
S L ROGKRS
Commissioner of Agrieiiltiire:
S L I'ATTEliSOX.
ISOTES AND COMMENTS.
"A Quaker may lie iiute us un
desirable citizen as a duelUt."
Theodore Roosevelt in life of lien
tou. (oV
Elsewhere in these columns will
be found a statement -ivi ii out !
Superintendent Way of the condi
tion of the public schools in this
county and their growth since H'.l'.i.
The democratic admini-tiution lias
more than fulfilled its promise to
give a four months' school. The
average length of the school term
has been 1T..M weeks.
in).. -
Judge Alton Jt. i' ok. r was form
ally notilied of iu nomination of
candidate for Mvsh.. n; at Esopus
yesterday through Hon. Champ
Clark. In accepting' tin- nomina
tion the Judge expressed himself
clearly on the yreat 'pie.-! ions before
a trust ridden people. The docu
ment is an able one and w ill be pub
lished later.
"You tickle me and l'il tickle
you," says the administration to the
trusts. The latest advice to the
sugar trust to raise a republican
campaign fund. It mallei s not
whether the workingi.iau has sugar
on his table. And if the present ad
vance in the article increases with
the eiiially declining price of labor,
the workingiuan will lie lucky to
even remember ever hav iiig sweeten
ed his coffee.
The appointment of a negro wo
man as postmaster at Knild, Miss.,
following so closely some other act.
of the administration merely "adds
insult to injury." Mr. U-ioSevel:
seems to be determined t" keep alive
a problem, which the .-01:1 hern peo
plo in many states had thought for
ever Settled. We do n..t think '.ha
the majority of the northern peoph
are in accord with the president in
trving to enforce ih-ltio domination
upon the people who have proven
themselves fully capable of hamllir
ana solving the questions pertain
ing most directly to thcm-eWc
either by appointim nt or otherwise
Elsewhere in this issue will be
found the letter of llem v S Barker.
a northern negro, as published
the Washington l ost. I lie action
ot the republican politician is iut
so conducive to the welfare of the
negro race. Such actions brimr to
prominence issues, the agitation
which brings trouble, and the acti
of the negro in consequence thereof
is calculated to be of such a tii.-a-
greeable nature 11s to be very di
trous to himself. A calm, patient
Citizenship has boine the indignitie
of the Roosevelt administration.
The Booker T Washington affair,
the Crum appointment, the Indiir
olia affair and the contemptible sic
tional bitterness, all have been sub
mitted to. The action commended
8) highly by the yaukee negro tends
to instil in the race a feeling of
equality prompting them to utter
ances and acts that the great anglo-
saxon manhood will not tolerate.
LOOK AFTER YOUR WHEAT
Until the recent heavy rains
the prospects for the farmers in our
own county were excellent. Iu the
sections where cotton is grown the
outlook is not so favorable. The
Wheat crop, though smaller than
usual, was a good one. During this
raiST season it is very iniiiortaut
that tanners look well after their
wheat to keep it from moulding.
There is great danger and if it is
not well caied for now it will be
come so mouldy as to render it al
most Tameless,
. The A. k N. C Road Afaia.
A meeting of the stock holders of
the A & N C Kailrond will be held
in Newborn September 1st to con
sider what is said to be the best prop
osition yet submitted. Mr R S Iiowe
lauda, a multi-millionaire, of Con
nfvtiontt, but who has been living in
AtUvi'lfl six vears, with other auo-c-s.fiil
capitalists make the offer.
"1 he bid is in Gov Aeock's hands,
tin t-rros of which will be made
rul.I.g Liter. ' '
AS A NORTHERN NEGRO SEES REPUBLICANISM.
I The Scene at National Convention "The
Grandest Example of the Equality of
the Races Recorded in History"
Booker T. Washington in 1908.
The following highly interesting
communication to the Washington
Post presents, in a nutshell as it
were the race quest ion as it appears
to the negroes of the North:
Editor 1W: As a colored man 1
wish to call attention to the differ
ence between the Republican and
I V'uocratie national conventions. At
the h'epublicau convention the color
ed man was treated as a companion,
f 1 iend and brother. There he was
made to feel as if he were not only
1 political, but social equal. The
delegates followed, the advice and
example of our beloved President,
Theodore Roosevelt, who teaches
! hat the colored man deserves to be
treated as a social equal. To eliipha-
Ihis fact, he had the courage to
.e at his table l'rofessor Booker T
Vi'i.shingtoll. If Roosevelt is elected
it will so encourage the colored men
that we will demand that Professor
Booker T Washington shall be the
Republican candidate for Vice Presi
dent in l'JOS.
Let not my colored brethren for
eet that scene in the Republican
convention when a beautiful white
girl was placed upon the stage, and
bv her side a negro boy. They then
placed Hags in their hands and allow
ed them to had the cheering, thus
making the first and grandest exam
ple of the equality of the races that
history records.
In the IKinocratie convention
there was not a single colored man.
It was in word and in deed a white
man s pari v. .u null to lioosevcit.
who has given the pool negro so
much to encourage him to persist in
his political and social rights.
llKSIiV S. li.MIKKIi.
Progress of Public Education in Ran'
diilph County.
Amount apportioned for
school s and school-house
in lvei, I:!,-ti.ii
Amount apportioned l'.uil i;,hiiii.,Vs
Paid for school houses SST.OS
Paid for school houses i 4,ln;t.0(
Total value public school
property in 1 S'i'.i l,"i,5 l.'i.dl
Total value in I '.nil SS.So.'i.di
Average length of School
term ill 'tl'.l, 11.11 Weeks
Average length iu IWi
I :.:.l weeks.
Average salary for white
males in ls'.i'.l i l.tu
Average salary 111 l'.ui-l J'.i.s
Average salary for white
f. males in i .''.( i(
Average salary I'.m-I !.;!;
Number of rural libraries
in Iv.i (i
Number in l'.'i'l IS
Wliea we compare ourselves with
ourselves we have done well; when
iv e compare ourselves with more pro
gressive counties we !in-l a great
deal that must be done. floOini or
f -iOtuxi will be spent for public
school houses next vear. Most of
this amount will be furnished bv
t'ne districts in which the hou
will be built. We must have better
public school houses. Let every
man do li:s best to get I hem.
Yours trul v,
J. M. WAY,
County Supt of Schools
Republicans for Parker.
Parkersbiirg, W. Ya., August nth.
Asbury Harrison, of Ripley. W.
a., hepulilieun nominee for judgi
of the Circuit Court of the fifth dis
trict, has declared for Parker and
Ihivis, and John S Kurr, of Hunt
mgton, a republican nominee for
presidential elector, has withdrawn
from the ticket and sent his resigna
tion to the Mate central committee,
He gives as his reason that he can
not conscientiously vote for the per
sons on the Republican ticket this
vear ana that he does not agree with
the principles and platform of the
party in West lrgiuia.
Hoover Family Reunion.
The Coi rieu has received the
following notice:
The annual reunion of the Hoover
family will take place at Chestnut
Hill lark, 1 hilaitehihia. Fa., on
Wednesday, August 17, 1904. The
business session will convene at 10:30
a m at the call of the president, Hon
Hiiam C Hoover, of llooverton,
Pcnn. Election of officers and the
transaction of the general business
ot the Association will ocenpy the
lime until noon.
After dinner, at 2.30 p m the reg
ular afternoon session will be held.
The results of the year's researches
in genealogical lore will be rehearsed.
Interesting family history as told in
the year's correspondence with new
found members will be read. Re
cent discoveries have twen made of
distant connections with new
branches of the family which will be
of much interest to the Association.
The scope of the Hoover Reunion
has broadened continuously during
its eight years' existence. It has re
presentatives in almost every State of
the Union, and is receiving nnmer
out additions to it membership each
year.
Fanners would do well to father
their fruit crop and fell to the Ashe
boro Canning Company, rather than
RALEIOH LETTER.
special Corraipo! iridic? of the courier.
Raleigh, N. C, Aug. 8, 100-1.
From a news standpoint the depths
of dog-days dullness has been sound
ed during the past week. The
scarcity of news of an important
character is painfully realized by
the newspaper reading public. I'ut
the monotony will be broken this
week, for the democratic candidate
is to be formally notilied of his nom
ination Wednesday and a very strong
appetite has been developed by the
ivihlie for bi.s rutnin- sneeeii nf ac
ceptance. It will be eagerly sought,
the more so because of his hit IutI" I
sphinx-like (7 hough, in my opinion.!
very proper under the circuinstan-1
ces) silence.
The public in North Ciirohna w ill
lirst read it in the Raleigh Times-j
Visitor, and two or tliise other Xoith
Carolina evening papers that get a
telegraphic newsservice. Kx-Jmlge
Parker (he resigned the chief .Jus
ticeship of the X. Y. court of ap
peals last week) will have something
to say, perhaps out of the ordinary,
and it will be well said.
There is a strong and growing be
lief among democrats and a well de
veloped fear among republicans that
Mr. Parker is to be the next presi
dent. It is indeed true, as 1 re
publicans claim, that the "p ' ni.il
itv"ofMr. Roosevelt will ....gelv
tigure in bringing about the icsult
of this contest. I'.ul not to 1 be ex
tent and in the way which "the
enemy chums.
The "business interests of this
country, which so largely contribu
tes to, and to a great extent controls,
the great independent vote in the
loiibtful northern and Western slates.
is afraid of the bellicose, "strenuous"
and erratic "Uronco Muster. And
bv "business interests" I no not mean
only the millionaires, Wall street
and "merchant princes" and latge
corporations. No. lint it inclmles
business men generally, property
owners ami tax-pavers an wim
would be adversely affected bv such
11 policy as so many of them fear Mr
Roosevelt would inaugurate should
he be given four years of u:;disputed
power when he would throw oil' the
restraining inlluences that nave new
him in check for the last three years.
and, taking the governmental bit in
his teeth, ride his bellicose broach'
headlong up to, ami orolialilv over.
the precipice of a bloody war
some great r.uropean power, .x
ing would suit his ambition and
natural tastes better, and the in. n
the people realize that fa ,'t the gi-al-er
grows their distrust of him.
Therefore, and otherwise, person
ality" of Judge Parker will a;so
ligure largely in determining tins
contest. Although a. brave and
patriotic (in the true sense of the
term 1 as Mr lhvisevelt. Judge Parker
is really and actually his antithesis.
In the Pcmocr.ttic nominee nil class
es of people are coming to ivali.i
and to appreciate tin- fact, that
have an eminently "safe and sane'
and most capable candidate forth
great office for which he has U 1
named. And, I tell you candid:;
and truly, 1 believe we are going t
elect him!
Governor (ileiin is coming I
Raleigh next week and on the night
of Wednesday Aug. I Till, he will
deliver an address before the Parker
and (iU-nu club of thiseitv. It will
be a "rouscr". This writer has
personally known Mr Glenn well for
the last litteei. years, ami 1 111. Ho
the prediction with deliberation tba'
his administration will be one of tin
most brilliant and popular in the
history of the state. He is a particu
larly able, as well as brilliant, man
and if any one entertains a doubt
on that score he is certain to hav
removed bv the future career of
(iov. (ilenn. He is the personifica
tion of earnestness 111 every Hung
he undertakes, and he is goii
make us a truly great governor.
The all-dav county primary plan
(optional with all and available for
such as choose to adopt it) provnlni
bv the State Committee at its lasl
meeting held here recently, is leiii;
largely adopted. Iist Saturday th
Wake county Dem. executive com
mittee adopted it, and therefore we
will, for the lirst time here, have no
county convention this year. All tl:
county and legislative candidates wil
be nominated at an all-day primary
to be held Sept. 10.
iov. A) cork and Anditor Iiion
will soon invade .New t.nglaml thy
invitation), where they will deliver
several educational and political
speeches. One of Ir. Pixon's ap
pointments is (as a Confederate) to
sneak at a reunion of reueral voter
aiis. They will reflect much credit
on their state while among th
"Yankees", for there will be no liner
or more eloquent addresses delivered
by any one.
The unnual encampment of tin-
State Guard will hegiu at MoreheaU
Wednesday of this week and the lioys
will have a fine time there.
Governor Aycock informs me that
meeting stock holders Atlantic and
NorthCurolinaliailroaU willbe culled
for September 1st at Xew Bern X C
to consider propositions for lease of
road. .New offer ot lease just receiv
ed from Richard 1 Howeland and
associates, Ashevillejthree leases now
in hand. Iaew.xam
The White Trial ia September.
Rowan county superior court con
venes on the first Monday in Septem
ber. The trial of the White brothers.
who shot and killed Russell Sherrill
will be the most interesting case
at this term. Salisbury Hun.
wM m the untitle fnm m
4ay 4 wliiry. mi raaM aha to
whatever he wWhis. Tbnr swim
SICK HEADACHE,
DEVELOP FLESH
mJeolU awacta. Ehf lha
(ska Ho Substitute.
Ml S PlIlS
ITEMS OF NEW S.
The republicans of 1'urhnm are lo
ft out a campaign daily.
The Kriend's will hold their next
earlv meeting at (iuiiford college,
,.,toi'id oi il'::h Pom:.
it ,,,v ? SiJ,l..v .li.-.! worth n..nfl
a miiii'.u doli.iis. His v.ii'e was also
v ealtby mid til ere is onlv an adept' d 1
son of u 'i to be i'ic heir of both.
SUl".
Poll.
!.' I.'
1 vear
w bile
i .row n
man
-hiking him i
ids custody.
A I'U.ldh au;
Uobel-oli fell down
iu on. of liu leaf I:
R-v nobis Toba.c.
W il..-ion la.-t week ;
Mis Nelson A Mil
Point last Wedm sd.iv- and
al set vices v.ei-'
W.ishingt.-,
National
Cellletel
! 'IlkilH.
David
years, i f
led Tuesday
(ia-tonia.
f last w.
. k. i.s result of bein
the bead w ith a well buck
rocks falling 011 him in 11
striifk mi
et full of
well.
.loin li Ariiislrimganil son Waltei
1) and a Mr l'ull::ini. of Norfolk
were -.howiied ill l.it'.le P-av Monday,
as 1 he result "f the sou irviiiL' I
ave (he the drowning of his father
and friend, who had I n taken wi'h
cramps.
Jesse Allen, a lu-ero was convict
ed and sentenced to be hanged at
lford last week for a criminal
assault on the person of .liiinh
t laklv, ten years old. lie slno
ifect indillerelice to his si 111.
anil will he nan eel oil I 'eceini.er -.
Wisconsin l'.-niocrats will
their luck a'ain with the author
Peck's Had I'.ov" as candidate
tiov. rnor. lie was elected lioV.T
in lNi',' when lielulilic:nis weie -into
acrimonious factions, am' 1
I bey are iu t lie same lix again.
The n.At meeting of the No
Carolina Press .- -seeialion will
held m A-b.-ville, the time 10
lived bv III.- evecutive commit
The election of ollkvrs for
ensi.iui: viar took place Tlliir.
the f"l!oum- ivsull; ii P. V.,.-:
pre-ident: M I. Shipmaii. lirst .
president: I! M Pinbps. second v
president; .1 l fad !.'!'.. third
IT. sid'-ot: .1 II Slierrill. secretary ;
Work 011 grading the Durham
Charlotte ladro.i.i here has br.-i
going on about a year, and only 1.1
tie oi. r two niiies of the track ba
boon graded, l ie farmer w Ii" wid
last spring thai h-wa- planting 0.1'-ire.-s
to raise cross-t!e for the i ,'.
(' railroad won't be very far behiiu'
wiih bis timber if no holier prog res
is made with th. grading than Ire
be. ll made
bolM I'bser
ar. Pitt
A sud.i.i,
form of '...w
ti any one.
provided wii
Arnold's I!;
Standard Dr
i:ta. !. at right of sonic
1 l ompl'iint may come
l!v.rv faniilv -hold. I be
1 a h.'.t tie of Dr Sell,
!-am. Warranted bv
Wurlhville Items.
Worthv ii;,-. Aug s.--lr Smith
si'-at Sat .rdav and Sunday in our
tow n p: aching and singing for us
with ureal I'.'i. e and power.
Several of our people attended the
yearly in. ' ting of the I'rien.ls at
High' Point Sunday.
(ur community was saddened bv
th" death of Mis.-' Hivian Wi.islow, ii
bright g:rl of Di years, which occur
red this iii'ii iitng al 4 o'clock. Sh.
was a daughter of Mr and Mrs S S
Winslow of our town.
Canaan Poultry Yards are in a
nourishing condition.
Messrs I! H Shaw and V (i Ald
lidge, of Star, sp. nt Sunday with
their families lu re.
.1 K Kouth, Ks.,., and Miss Claude
Free, who have be.11 quite ill of ty
phoid fev. r. are n covering.
W T Wrenn has moved his family
to Cedar Pails where he has a posi
tion as oversivi in one of the nulls.
.1 K Williamson, secretary and
treasurer of the W orth Mfg Co., has
tak'-n charge of the two mills at
Cedar Palls and w ill run them in
the future. Our mill here started
upon full time again Monday morn
ing. KILLS CKIiMS OK CATARRH.
Hyoinei Coos to the Root of the Dis
ease and Makes Astonishing Cures.
Catarrh cannot Ik- cnr.d bv the
use of pills, liquid medicines and so
called system tonics. Under such
treatment the germs of the disease
will still live iu the air passages and
increase and multiply.
Hyomei is the only scientific and
thorough way to cure catarrh. Kill
ing the germs in the uir passages, it
enters the blood with the ovyg.-n.
destroys the microbes in the l'doo.1
and effectually drives frem the
system all traces of catarrhal Kiisu.
1 robaoly the strongest evidence
thut can be offered as to the powers
ot llyomei to cure caturran is t la
fact that the Asheboro Drug Co will
agree to refund the money if you say
llyomei has not cured vou.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs
but $1 and consists of an inhaler
that can be carried 111 the vest
pocket, a medicine dropper and a
bottle of Hyomei. The inhaler lusts
a lifetime, and if one bottle docs not
cure, an extra bottle of llyomei cuu
be obtained for 50 cents.
A Card of Thaiks.
We the undersigned desire to ex
press our thanks to each ',ono in and
around Ram sen r for the kindness
and sympathy shown ns and our
family at the death of our son, Bry
ant, who was drowned July 31st,
and pray God's richest blessing to
rest upon ana attend them alone the
journey of life and crown them at
the end. Sincerely,
Mb. and Mbs. IL W. Scon.
omnch while III i V
1 1 Pair food 'i
1 CCII i b '
,-uiv nam-l dob,,! 5 .,, 1
.1 Ibght of steps; v'-q' ,,",.;
louses of 1 he l!,l I '.. ... , , ...
I onip.in v in ' " 1 '" '' ', ''
1,0. b.ii!." IU,'J ' - '"
is ,. 1 ;
s died at West '
the fun- I ,
'i.lucte. All" ot 1
the Arlington
JL J
i-YcJ your h.iir; nouri.-li it;
iiivc it ;:.C!ciinr:g 10 live uii.
if ITcn it v!l Mop tallin-;, ami
3 v. ill fpWV I'11'!; ant! b
9 Aver's Ha'r Viipr is the
l ecil iiio!.'
I- 1
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C K I'l lVil l INTO TORRI NT.
On-
InnJrod Pt-optc Ilesd as s Kesull of
tlu- AtciJeil.
Pueblo. Colo. AliiT
U . III"-! I' I. 'doe I .,
i Kansas Valley o,
-Ulle
I at .111 arl v
a paM-i.ge'r
mi. railroad.
1
1 i-YcJ your luir; nourish it; I
V hoi r i.is: mubi. w .
Ill', II oil the M's-olir; 1 1. 01
w ii :v h runs ou r I he Irae
I 'inver and l.'io lirand
Pen bio and Denver, crash.
ks .-f the
e beMeell
.1 t nc. hi l: Ii
th. tr
nr a little station.
liden.
i.ht miles 11, nib ol Pueblo, carrv
nj smoking and chair cais, filled
I ing sm
I with
below.
i".;. r., into the toir.-nt
far as can be learned at
lh;s hour. Intweeii eighty am', a biiu-
pelsoli
bodie:
p. rished. At ten ihirt.v
recovered numbered
few of which had bee',
111.
Iwentv-Iw
id-uti'lied.
Sli it Woman in the Head
Sam M.iwiil. a young white man
P.i ve.irs old. i.- in jail .l'.ai,"-d with
si: loting I es.-ie Kiepnic, a ll-v.ar-.'!
white en I. of Southern Kowaii.
r. hiud the char-'e and M.ivwell's
itrprisoi'
counter-,
ci!;.'!,.
.nt are ulv
,r--e.-. nil uii
char:
it for
pul.il
11) lu ll Is
: Ab'.n
ftellioi'l
the he..
. I, l.i-i Mondav
,1. ::irl was sh.it 1
Ki,
I the
111. el has ll.it yet l.eel, le-
; mi. v.-il. Pel davs slie lay in all lin
en. .-.ions condition and fie att.-nd-oij
plivsicians had almost desoair-d
i of her i. ciiveiy when sh icgaiie'.I
i c-.'llSi.-iousUeS. lt. il g qlle.-tior.ed s'le
.slated that she and Mavwell were in
tr.e yard at tile h.iui
lir.'ih. r-m-law . Sih,
n 'ion Mavwell made
of Mavw.i:
hen William
iiu
11 g-
stems t 1 IhT alel a I
ir.-i.
Maw., II slated that wi,
.H sls.it i w is sitt:ng in
:'. h hi : mot her and .-:sii
IlieS all know I. dge of t ilf
dedans In-can .-tablisli
lie is being held w it hou!
wounded girl is by no 111
da 1 g.T. Salisbury Sun.
Ittle
: d -
an 1
i out of
Death n( ir. A. L. Troy.
l-'avclt. ville ( ibscrv' !- h;
ing about the late A 1.
death was published il
s the
Troy
our
I 'leLi'.ini mis receded Saturday.
!af:'.' s, itnnoiincing 'la- death
I.- A I. Troy, of Randolph coiin
ther of Messrs .In., C and W
i'.y. "t ibis city.
I..- .!.-. as.d vvas a prominent
. r. w. il known iu Payettevilh.
1 he new s of his death w ill be
,v..l with great r.-gret. He was
old and had been iu failing
:ii ! r some time, so his Meat li.
'a ... curred Pri.iay night, wa.
i.n, iected.
Nous 1 rem Millboro ami Proviilenie.
The Holiness meeting lias been go
ing 01, f. r several days near I.ine
buiv. We hojie they have done
so me good, but we are suprised ut the
i.ui are ot man. lie certainly does
Iov.-to .0 after some new doctrine
"i- new fad.
Providence has some good wheat
gr.ei. rs as well as good Democrats.
S.:m Coble made 5(13 bushels of
w !n it. tl P Parker raised I lii bushels
froia iicres sown and .Tim Parker
h. not threshed jet and he will
pio iiibiv beat them all.
A W ickory, of (.'reeiisboro. was
down his; week with a lot of hand
moving Ins barn on histilenn planta-
tio'l.
We
rains .
.. had some of the lalgesl
known in this hal t of th.
the :i".-t of them
Mis
s Lin.
O..I
I. ickory visited Mis W
i v Simlay and Monday.
I 1. st uii.'.ter,.I A Redding
sp. ut ii.ist nf i.isi week in Mont
gomery county at his saw mill. The
iuspecUir has been with us and we
are almost assured of a free deli wry
from M lllmro which is much need
ed. We understand it w ill serve ltd
families.
Misses Maud Rcdd'ng and Cirtie
Pugh and Messrs Kluier Julian, M
C Redding, Walter Patterson and
Jim Lineberrv entered school at
Fraiiklinville Monday morning from
Millboroaud Kredy and Shelby Glass,
of Cedar Falls.
Whilo ir. Kranklinville last Sun
day evening we had the pleasure of
talking a few minutes with Prof
D M Weatherly. Mr Weatherly is a
clever gentleman, courteous in his
manners, frank in his expressions
ami resolute in his niidertakings, a
fine educator and we predict for him
sncceBS in i.i school.
Motfitt Items.
August 8. I'url Reeve and Misg
Mamie Cox were married Sunday.
J C and A C Cox have gone to
Ashelioro to work at the carpenter
trade.
Minn Elbe Miller returned home
Teeterdar from Asheboro, where the
attended teacher't normal echool.
II N Brook i,i building a new
reeidence.
Our people are making prepara
tions for the protracted meeting!
which begins next banday.
Scan's Mills News.
Ph.hi'.i .M.ll, August 0. Ucv Jus
Parker preached a ujnod seimon at
I. .e Civvon's iLe inuht of Mist tilt.
Clint lie Sti'isoii leaves for Indiana
II. t week.
..!... . .'. i:.i. and tr ar Williams
111 M.ded the yearly meeting of
'-.ii i ds at High Point last week.
.Mis.- K.isa I'hillip, of Huh Point,
i- ng t ri' nils and relatives in
1 . l!ir l.ew
.l...'.i!e on the
cry well.
A ' leu L'O1 hi- I'll
ladlv
in l-Miiiug a horse power the
I'M' .1-1
11.
Yoa w
the rib.
buried at Pleas
It is home was at
, "'..nt llo.lgin has purchased a
;! Iiew bligLV look ollt gills.
M rs t alv iii t'o.v is very ill with
1 -1 iiipl '.ii and is not expected to
I "in N ot! is now the assistant oil
V D route
1 it t gave :
st the bib.
excellent
Now that the Democrats have in-lor-c'l
in th' ir St Louis platform
the grct "Iowa Idea of reciprocity
1 fair play, it seems to have lost
..(;.. i-isein.-itioiis for tiovernor
9 POT CASH
Will pay spot cash f. o. b. your
depot for
Green and Dry Hides,
Beeswax, Tallow, Egs,
Wool wiched or iin-washed)
I a!-o carry a full line of
l'rnils ami Vegetables. Pa
tiiinas, Oranges. Lemons,
Peanuts at market prices.
Write for prices,
A. C. FORSYTH,
: 1,-wis Sii-.-el. (Iivelisl
X. c.
Wood's Seeds.
Crimson Glover
Sown at the last working
of the Corn or Cotton Crop,
ran lie plowed under the following
April or .May in time to plant eoru
or other crops the siune season.
Crimson Clover prevent winter
li'iieliinj? of the soil, is eijutd iu fer
lilii.imr value to a pood npplieation
of stable manure ami will womler
fully inereuse the yield and (nud
ity "of eoru or other crops which
fellow it. It also makes splendid
winter nml spring grazing, tine
early green feed, or a good hay
crop. Even if the crop is cut oil',
the action of the roots and stubble
improve the land to a marked de
gree. Write for price and special clr
cular telling about ceding etc.
T.W.Wood & Sons, Seedsmen,
RICHMOND, -.VIR.INI.
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ftlH.til Autrusl 1-t. tt 1m 1. nlMiut Karni
i.d K.'tnli isstla for Fall nlaut
InK. Mailed frea on resiuevt.
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liici l'ill'l. c.'.ii.ty. i lH..rv ll.i-ckrk.
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Sr., ileil-MVil.
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NOTICK!
'I ,i-.l.'ft-ii'liiiit. Oninl liwi' ii!.v.' tirtnn.l ulll
i ik'-ieli. .. Unit a I'lsH-eertlliK t'llllll.sl as Hi
K.'ii'l"i.h .'"inity t..n,is.. n -I- t..m ItHMlil.t,
iim- ii"l ii-c lliui hi-1. r"i'.ii'sl' lo''i'ifiir "i f''.'
lh.-cl.-ik ..I Hie s.i. ri".- I'.'iin (or Kii,i.t..l.h
inn iii, -s .. .mi. r ii.H in in
ill.-.- in A-li. I..r... S c. an. I i,ii.,.r ,.r .1,-mu:
;.. II.' b 'in, in mi sil l ii. ll i the ,!.iiiililt will
.-.li.l'.ldii'l. ' VV r HAVIMoM).'
ink sii,s r;.'rt'..urt f.. it.iu.l..l.ti 4 ..iiiuy.
vinir 'iinilili.st as i..ltn!liislrn..r nil thpi-itaU'
i r lUi k. .i.i . -..sol, l. f.ir,. w. C. Hum-
.1, Clerk ..I till' Si. i.-n.ir Court .. Kiill.tolpli
-.1 .Inly ,-n,i.-.i r l. t.,i,' Hie Ii.t.11,, ol
.1 Unit i.i-nl.T. ; 1,11" I nil . -fills nWllifr -al.t
M..R10A..K SALK.
i'.y vlrnif nl thp power, ot mle RoiitalrKil in a
i,lR!tr- .lw-l.-111'eiit.il to Htriihrn Kivett.diisM.
s..n.y rnlimiiii- hii.I wife. Mtiry AtitilViltrattu
Oii' .Vtli tiny nl IK-.I llllrr. IMA W l.i' h will
.run..'.- .Iml t-.lit y nm-li-ml In tho ..tllec ol
k-.-ii-i ..I ImsIs tor Ki.i.L.li.h Couiily In Hunk
4ii:.- .11. I slnili M-U at iHililli' lUietfnf. to thi-l'.i.-si
i.i.1,1, r l..r ih hi inrlourt H.'iisi- .li.r
'.iliinlny. sVife-intMT Iim
tollomug rli-scnlNHl rual
- k M. tin
A ivri.-iin irnet of lun.l iu lliiii.lioniiia tounnnfp,
oiiiilyor llai..lol.li. I.iiii.I.iU-f..l... loll:
k-kiliuiii Mt H Moiii tu Uk- iilwi- of Hie nitt.1 anil
iiimini! Oiiii.-i- M. M .l.if. W il II rhaiio In a
tone; Ul.'lli'l' H. SO .l.'f I SI I ehuliis I...-U.U.-.
Ih .hv N. :H iI.-rs. Kill i-Iihiu. u a ntouui
liiniv S. .-.lik-. VV. .1 l-t i-lmiiK to the beirin
iiik ti'iitiiiiiiiiK one aere more or Ii-m.
H.ii'l siile is muile to sHt.sfy the rlela neeured lie
i.l iwrunute. K. w . K IVK1X JK . htXmi.
I I.U Audust K, 1WI4. of .U Jieii Knell, U.wl.
North Can.llua. I
IU)ilolih County. I
Lura E. tnwik-miilk
Tliedi-feiiilnnt nlmve nAtiml will take nnti.is
.at a siiitiinons in the n!..ve entitl.il aeiiiHi was
sue.1 until. si wtlit rl.-li-ii.tiiiit mi the tllli .lav of
.! IH. 1- . C. Hauo.-.ii l. eli rk of Uie..ii'.i-e.-nnrtol
Kmii.Ii.IHi s.iilv. N.irth Chp.Iihh.
hi h Minimolm ii. rptnnmMi- )ton. Ill lie!..
of the Hujierior iiHiPt to lie held for the county of
; Knii!ol,'h at the court hnne in , .hchnro. .hi the
dlh M.n.Uy l.-f.- Uie 1st Momlny of s-iemheT.
inat. and al li-nn the mwv a-w eraiOnnd in
l.i-. Mil-r b rin Kill. Krail.ai UieltO. Monday
alter Om- 1st Monday In s.'rfeml--r. IWM. fi inik
The fit'feiwlfuit win
tht ft warrant trf ttjHhmcnC wim
Uy of Julv iiMH.
nifl Merit of Utp orvtirt on th ltth
i Ui' (imivrty of mI-i U-
ffiidani. lor thr buib nt l.fjvii one lhramil At
lar, diir themid plaintiff (nr a brvi-h ol ma
tract, ma1e bjr th defriwtant an marry tha plaln
tiff, wtii h warrant m retumatl? lfre Ute
iiKtof U Hujrrior rcpcrv. ai lie line aitd plar
alive-rianrr1 U the rt-Uirtt tti Utr tumuHicu aikd
the inc lMiiijfiiHl by aaid Jmljre to the sen
tens ot niM'rinrouur, m th lWti MnxUy after
ihe Js4 Moit'lfty in aVpfe-isrwr. mi, hw putilH
tk of Ui airaiit irf a hnHiit, when and
wIhtb the (tcfuittlatrt a) rtHjuimt to appear am
imw or tk-xiur Ut th ruiltunt, or tht telitrf
di''?MaMlt itl Tie (rrmiittjtl.
Tai AUffttat Ma, laV. W C HAM o?tf,
CWrk Kupunur Ceut,
Lots of
lb sinible building lots for sule or trade on the
v ell-kno' ii P. J. I'L .ter estate in West Asheboro
on Sunset Avenue 10. d ol b r st reels desirably loca
ted for good re-id. I:- and I ses 10 rent. When
intcrcstiM in any Hai . slate in Asheboro and vicin
ity call on or wri''
Arm field (EL Lavighlin,
Real Esta.te Dealers,
The Smart Set
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