le Asheboro Courier.
Local and Personal.
Mr W K Keurns, of Farmer, was
jn wn Tuesday.
4r C E IJluir has returtii-il from
ip through the west.
,Jr Frank l'aga of Greensboro
tint tsu inlay here.
Mr Unfits 'ow, of Central Valla.
wa in town Monday.
Miss Clnrn Spencer liaa returned
from a visit to Trinity, this county.
"rJnoK Wood, of Kaleigh, is
adiiig a few days) with relatives
town.
Judge Cooke and Solicitor Haru
iNr left Monday morning for
fUiiU'svillo to hold court.
Tiov J 1' Koileera, who has been
f ill for the past week, is some
i tr, vfo urn glad to suite.
Master Wavne Miller is visiting
Ms grand parents, Mr and Mrs J (J
I sen, in Davidson county this week.
Mrs A J Davis, of Choctaw Cor--Ala.,
and Mrs Wiley Henderson,
lobile, Ala., are visiting at W J
, tier's.
!ir W D Steduiau left Tuesday on
i bnsmess trip in the interest of the
.helioro Bobiiiu Factory.
Mr T O McAlister, of Spray, spent
A few days here this week visiting
his parents, Mr and Mrs A 0 11c
Aliotex. Mr J II Webster, who has been
5 vjate ill for some time at his home
i the southern part of town, does
1 not improve.
!. Dr D K Lockhurt has received
lug new automatic chair and is now
prepared to do your dental work,
j Ufliee over bank.
ft Miss Sherrard, of High Point with
I E hex friend Miss Griffith of Kortlisiinp-
Sftotf county, visited the Misses Mor
ning tins week.
! Wtr C S Morris, one of the employes
f '&t the ollice of the Cone Export and
! Commission Company, is away on a
II week's vacation, Greensboro Kecord
i Mr l'orter Stedman, of Uroad.vay,
f Mooro Countv, visited the family of
Mr WD Stedman the tirst of the
J Mrs James Sharpe and Mr .las
jil'thop, of Alamance county were
1 Hfas guests of Uev and Mrs W E
fciwun, the lirsl ot tile weeK.
f 'j . Mr K F York, who is nw living
$ BtCamden, S C, has been stopping
o?et here for a few days while on his
wal to his former home at liaiiiseur.
' -flreensljoro Kecord.
, Dr W I Sumner, of ltiindletnun,
Wal here Tuesday and gave us a call.
lit eports that Walter lirown, who
bad his arm broken recently, is re
covering. Mr Walter II I'age, editor of
Worlds Wolk who has been visiting
1 relatives in Moore aim Montgomery,
! returned to New York, says
'iSle Sanford Express.
I The Randolph county republicans
Will hold their convention in Asht-Vj.u-0
on Sat in day Sept 3rd. The
loriilmries will be" held on Saturday
Jkag 27th.
Mrs J 1' Davis and daughter
fnpnerly of this county who have
-"n living in Iinlinnia for several
ars are visiting at the home of Mr
, J Miller.
Mr C C Kime and son and daugh-
ii fcr passed through Asheboro Tues
'r day returning to Mt Gilead after at-
I b-nding the funeral and burial of
Mm Kimo at Gray's Chapel last Friday
Mr A J Yow, au aged and prom
! "t citizen of Hichlaiid township
i; :i last week. Ilia wife and two
t ' ildren Mr E H Yaw and Mrs
iack survive him. His death is a
gncit los to the conuimuity.
' Tim Aberdeen Telecram says the
Aberdeen and Hocklish Kailroad
111 lie runnine trains through tc
tyc Mills by tho latter part of
s week. .
-. Misses Iua Smithernian, of Troy
I. u. 1 f Kf.lo Mri-tln Spur.
horo, High Point, Ixmife Dicks, of
f.andleman, auu air w ii:iinnun,
of lyockhart, S C, were the guests of
Wm C Hammer the past week
V)r Tlnhlini'd and Sumner were
I only physicians in the county to
',. Od the meeting oi mc itanuoipn
i t 'Oty Medical society nere lues-
'J ;conseuently there was no meet
Mr Carl Steed passed through
Jt inboro Saturday returning from
I ot Springs, where he has been for
Toral weeks. We are glad to say
i has fully recovered his health.
Mr M L J Monro left Monday
' Mexico empowered with power of
f from the other heira to settle the
te of his brother, Uobt W Monroe
i'i dejth we published lust week
Monroe loaves an estate of some
,000.
v J W Lee, the famous Irish
-delist, died at his home in
Ciuensboro August 7th. He had
in suffering for some time with
tisiitnptioa and only last week was
Might home from Philadelphia, in
recarious condition.
it the vearlv meeting of Friends
1 in High Point last week, the
f ui it tee on the suppression of the
aor traffic made a report urging
trd innnort of the Watta Law
increasing vigilance on behalf
ie temperance cause.
lention is called to the new ad
e Wacovia Loan & Trust Co
! is issue. Mr 0 L Glenn is the
: ierofthe High Point branch
r Stewart, of Winston was in our
last week and was very much
tified to note the progress
cboro has made within the last
years. Mr Stewart it a genial
Miss Mary Ferree, of Randleman,
was in Asheboro Wednesday for a
few hours between trains.
Mrs E B K earns has returned
from the bed side of her
sick daughter, Mrs Dauthat, of Dan
ville, leaving her very much improv
ed. Miss Maud Keams and little
brother, who have been visiting their
grandparents, Mr and Mrs E It
Reams, have returned to their home
in Durham.
Owing to rainy weather the tent
meeting which was to have begun
here the 12th will not begin until
the 18th. There will be services at
the Holiness church Sunday after
noon and uL night.
A note from Mr J M Varner,
president Tabernacle Township S S
convention, states ( hat owing to sick
Hess the convention will not be held
at Mt Gilead church next Sunday,
The time for holding same will be
an noil need later.
Somr service and short talks on
Second Coming of Christ ty Dr.
Sinifj at Presbyterian church Fri
day night at H o clock. rreaclung
next Sabbath ut 11 A M and 8 P M
with short song service. All are
cordially invited.
The school committeemen of Provi
dence rural graded public school ure
fortunate in securing the services of
the teachers who conducted so sue
cessfnl a school last year. Miss
Jr. t til Stiuey is principal ami Miss
l.ucilla Marvin is assistant teacher.
Both are very popular.
The Ituudulph County Sunday
School Association will meet in the
Baptist chinch at Randleman Wed
nesday and Thursday August 17th
and 18th. A representative from
each school in the county is expect
ed to attend. Those desiring free
entertainment while in Handleman
should address Mr L D Mendenhall
of that place at once.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Teague ot
Jacksonville, Fla. were in Asheboro
first of the week and after spending
some time visiting relatives in
Guilford will return to Jacksonville
Flu., where Oscar is chief truin dis
patcher. Ho is a son of our towns
man Mr W J Teague and we are
always glad to see him and his good
wife.
Wreck on Ramseur Branch.
Wednesday afternoon the passen
ger train on the branch road from
Greensboro to Kitiiiseur was derailed
.oar Franklinville, turning over the
ngiiic and two box cars. Spreading
f the rails, caused by tho recent
leavv rains was the cause of it. No
one sustained any injuries of any
ouseiietice. Mr O J. Mewart
phones us as we go to press t tint the
recking crew has just iinisueu
aring away the wreck.
Change of Station Master.
Cant CE McCulloch.who has been
Atlantic Coast Line station master
it Wilmington for several moiitln,
has recttved promotion in appoint
ment as a regular passenger con-
uctor on the A lMvisiou, suc-
L'ding Capt Bobt C Branch, who
transferred to a freight run be
eeii Wilmington and Sanford.
'apt Thomas J Pie, a clever young
lilroad mail who has been running
extra passenger conductor for
veial months, succeeds Capt Mc-
ulloch as station master and takes
large to-day. Wilmington Star.
Democratic County Contention Call.
The democratic convention of
Kaiidolnh county is hereby called to
convene at ten o clock a m on Satur-
av, 17th day of September 190-1 in
the court house in Asheboro to nonv
ite a candidate for the senate, and
two candidates for the house of rep
resentatives of the general assembly
of North Carolina, and the different
andidates for the various county
otlices and to transact such other
business as it may in its wisdom sec
proper.
The precinct primaries are also
tiled to meet at their respective
oting places on Saturday, Septem
ber 10th, at three o'clock p m. The
said primaries ure called in accord-
mice with the plau or organization
f the democratic party.
Done by the order of the Lountv
Democratic Executive Committee
held in Asheboro Saturday August
(ith. W. J. Si'.viiiiouo, Ch in.
E. Mupfit, Secretary.
Died
Miss Bivian Winslow died Tues
day morning of this week at Worth-
vi m. fti'ea in years. oi consu million
Deceased was a daughter of Mr ami
Mrs Sam Winslow and was a young
lady of a bright and sunny disposi
tion. We extend sympathies to thi
bereaved family.
Mrs Kime, wife of MrC C Kimc,
formerly of Gray s Chapel, this
county died ut her home at Mt.
Gilead last Thursday of consumption
aired 41 years. Tile remains were
brought up to Asheboro iriuay
morning and taken over tc Gray s
Chapel for interment. Mrs Kime
was a daughter ot the late James
Pugh, of Gray's Chajiel, and was a
consistent member of the M. P.
church. Shu leaves a husband and
live children to mourn her departure.
From Upper Montgomery
We are having splendid rains
on our crops and the prospects of a
big crop is promising.
Mr .ftarl lhayer attended tne
tournament lu Salisbury last week
The protracted meeting begins
at Zoar next Sunday. Chickens may
roost high; aud sheep, too, if there
are any.
There will be a big picnic at the
new steel bridge over Uwharne rive
on the third Saturday in August
Come one come all, and bring
basket well filled with dinner, and
we promise yon good time. W
Uuusucker and Earl Thayer will
Franklinville Items.
Aug. 8. Rev Fergo Fnshidn, a
Japanecso minister, preached an in
teresting sermon to a very large
crowd at the M E church Sunday
morning. Wish we could all be as
auxioiis every Sunday to hear preach
ing. Messrs .lames Wrenn and Billey
Jennings, of Worthville, spent Sun
day with J II Fentress.
The executive committee of the
S O It's suggest that members of
the church when going olT on preach
ing day should go before day and
come back after night.
Mr Chas Cox has moved his prop
erty to High Point where he expects
to make his future home.
Mr Luther Parks, who has been
on the sick list is improving and is
able to be on our streets again.
Mrs A Hicks and Mrs J V Free
visited relatives in Mooro county
last week.
Mr Walter Slack is having a new
edition built to his residence on
Flint Hill St.
J K Tippett contemplates moving
his family to the Bryles residence
on corner of Flint Hill and Acad
emy streets.
Uobt. Maness, of Brewers Mills, is
at his mothers, Mrs Bcttie Maness,
and will proliahly spend the sum
mer in this place.
Mr Frank Wright, of Central
Falls, has moved into the house
recently vacated by John Jones on
Stony st. Mr Wright, is one of the
teachers in Franklinville High
School. u arc glad to have him
with us,
Seteral of our people attended the
protracted meeting at Pleasant Cross
Sunday.
Mrs T I Fox visited her parents
at Staley last week.
The Franklinville orchestra band
is making some very good music,
and with a little more practice we
xpect to have one of the best bunds
:i the county.
One of our truck growers, while
viewing his melon patch Sunday
evening trout his resilience wniic n
was ra.ning, became very uneasy
when he -aw a man of unusual dress
filing ton. :rd his patch, all at once
the limn Mi.ldenlv disappeared and
has not been -veil since. He still
wonders whn; lias nccomc oi nie
mini, and if he has a few melons
less.
Messrs E A l!oi:i!i and J H Fen-
trissareall smili.-- road overseers
this time.
A H Burgess, one w our cleverest
and most successful truck growers,
presented C E Stuart a tomato the
other dnv which viigl-cd three
pounds. He also has tl. I. nest mel
on patch that we have seen, and
voiir correspondent expects the next
blessing to be his.
MrsJCManer and Miss Alice
Slack left Saturday morning for
High Point where they will spend a
few duvs with relatives and friends.
E A Booth went to Greensboro
one day last week on business.
ilrs Maggie rrnlcv, or i.napci:
Hill, and master Haywood and little
Mary Parks, (children of the late W
II Parks) are visiting in the city
his week.
Your correspondent was glad to
meet his old friend and schoolmate
Mr Doss Gray while in Asheboro
t week. We were close friends
mil attended school together at
.Stalkers hcIh ol house, now Cellar
Siiuare, in New Market township
more than thirty years ago.
Mrs Martitia Julian and master
barley Julian have gone to Pleas-
tnt Garden to spend a few days in
the country with friends.
Ml hough the weather was very
nfavorable Monday morning, yet
Fraiiklinville High School opened
ith a large number f students,
mil .-evcral more have come from
stance since, and while last year's
school was very good the indications
ire that this year will be much iict-
Farmers News.
Farmer Aug 8. 1U04 Since the
ireat National Convention at St
iouis and tho State Convention at
ireensboro the country people
-specially those who take the Courier
are talking Parker and Glenn right
siptare to the trout.
An effort has been made to reduce
our daily mail front Farmer to
Denton to a tri-weekly but patrons
tloiig the route strenuously object
to this move and have petitioned
ainst it. The obiect is to benetit
a few Post Masters who do not want
to be troubled with opening the mails
so often.
There's nothing "doing amongst
our farmers now. Ihey have threshed
wheat, laid by the corn, dug their
"Ice-taters", and sown turnip seed
and are now ready for the rain
which we are having in abundance.
Protracted services began at con
cord church yesterday with a very
good attendance. Key lOrilell, oi
Kandlenian will assist uev ftvans in
the meeting.
A number of our young people are
attending the yearly meeting in High
Point this week.
Mr Marvin Keams has been sick
for the past two weeks, but since
drinking Healing Springs water for
a few days, he seems to be very much
improved.
Mr R Evans, of Murfresboro, is
here and will spend the summer with
his son. Rev Wallace Evans.
Miss Anuio Johnson hs returned
from an extended visit in High
Point.
Mrs Will Watson and children, of
Greensboro, are visiting at Mr Marvin
Keams, this week.
Miss Nellie Gray, of Sophia, spent
Sunday with Miss Lannie &nam
berger.
1'rof and Mrs V Matt lompson
aim son are visiung xneir reiaiives,
MisBes ran nie and Addic nice.
Card of Thanks-
I desire to thank the good people
of Mt Gilead and Gray's Chapel for
their many kindnesses shown me and
my family daring tho illness and
deatn ot my witc, u u jvime.
Randleman Items.
Miss Exie aud Master Herbert
Olive, of Worthville, ure visiting
Mr and ir? I'mriU Olive.
Mr Frank Bowdon", of New York,
is at home on a ten days vacation
Mrs W K Hartscll returned Sat
urday from a visit to Greensboro,
Miss Iconise Dicks is attending a
house party at the home of Mrs W
C Hammer m Asheboro.
Dr W I Sumner spent Wednes
day in Asheboro on business.
Miss Margurettc Brazwell, who
has been the guest of Miss Millie
Beasley for several days, returned to
her home in Urccnsuoro friduy.
Mr Arch Millikan hus accepted a
position with a Greensboro clothing
tll'lll.
SG Ncwlin spent Saturday in
High I'oint.
Mrs A C Collins and daughter,
Miss Exie, are in High Point with
Mrs Herbert Cox who is seriously
ill with typhoid tevcr.
Mr Robert Burns, of High Point,
took charge or Hotel Ingold Mon
duy; he w ill be assisted by Mrs F N
Ingold.
Mr Herbert Slack, of New York,
is visiting his parents.
Ramseur Items.
Ramsenr, N C. Augtiht 8th, 1904.
Mr and Mrs 11 B Carter ure spend'
ng some time at Mt Vernon Springs.
Miss Minnie Andrews, of Durham,
formerly of this place, viBited friends
here the past two weeks.
Mrs Minnie liodgers, of Greens-
boro, but formerly of this place,
spent several days here last week;
Mrs Caroline Whjtehcad accompan
ied her on her return home yester
day.
M C Ferree purchased a very hand
some piano last week.
Mr and Mrs W X McL.eod, oi
Sanford, are visiting relatives here
this week.
Mr and Mrs A A Hurley, of Con
cord, are spending some time with
relatives near town.
Ramseur High School will open
on the 32nd inst and the outlook is
cry encouraging for a full school.
ft r l or!', of Candor, S U is rest-
tig up this week with his father.
Mrs ft J Steed spent last week
ith her brother at, Sanford.
ilr E C Watkins, formerly supt
of Columbia Mfg Co, recently re
ceived a very handsome check from
the vacuum Dye Machine Co., Chat
tanooga, for a recent very excellent
nipiovemeiit on their machinery.
This speaks very highly of the in
ventive genius of Mr Wut kins.
Mr Fushida, of Japan, preached a
cry interesting sermon on Japan
last Sunday, lie showed somo very
striking urticles of idolatry.
A M staley, of Stnley, a very pop
lar fonner liainseiirite, spent sev
eral days with friends ii town this
cek.
West Ramseur Items.
Mr and Mrs W T McLeod and Mrs
L Gun tor aud children, of San-
ml, are visiting their father, Mr N
B Giintcr and sister, Mrs C A Blair
u West Ramseur.
Misses Hattie and Kate Smith, of
Sanford, uro visiting Mr and Mrs
Kuleigh Cagle.
Miss Juice Aldridge. of .Nmtord,
is visiting her father and family, Mr
M Aldridge.
Miss Agnes McLeod has returned
to Greensboro accompanied by her
sister, Miss Ester.
Mrs Cora Mcleod and daughter,
Miss Kate have moved out in the
country to her son's, Mr George Mc
Leod s.
Mrs Melton, of High Point, is
isiting her daughter, Mrs B F Scott.
Rumor very reliably informs us
that our old friend, Mr N B Gunter
as gone to Asheboro today to get a
rscnption tilled out to make mm
and a young widow one next Sun
day evening.
Work which has been suspended
for the past two weeks on account of
the inclemency of the weather to
make biick for the Watkins, Leon
ard & Co.'s brick building will be
rerumed at once.
The Columbia Mfg Co purchased
one hundred and thrity bales of cot
ton from Col J R Lane, of Chatham,
ist week. We imagine Colonel al
most cried again to sell at the pres-
nt prices when such a short tune
ago he could have gotten 10 cents.
We suppose irom tne regular visus
that Mr West Cockman. of Moore
countv. is making to our town and
the company he is keeping that he
has heart trouble.
Mr T II Ellis, who got foundeicd
ast Saturday evening on watermelons
lias recuperated so as to be at his
post of duty.
Messrs J W Kivctt and C A Blair
are doing a line business in their can
ning factory.
Gray's Chapel Items.
G ray's Chapel, August 8. The
heaviest rain fell here last Saturday
evening that we have had since July
1901.
It is with sorrow that we chronicle
the death of Mrs Mary J Kime, of
Mt Gilead, which occurred on last
Tursday; Mrs Kime was the daugh
ter of the late James Pugh, a most
excellent citizen. Sho was born and
raised in this neighborhood aud liv
ed here all her life except the last
eighteen months. Mrs Kime was
wan about 42 years oia anu leaves
husbaud and five children to mourn
their loss. Her remains were brought
here for interment, and laid beside
those of little Annie who died some
five years ago.
Mt. Olivet News.
August 8. An abundance of rain
and corn is doing fine.
The protracted meeting at Mt
Olivet will begin the third Sunday.
Tom Davis has sold bia saw mill
to T S Bean.
G W Teague has a new boy at his
house. No wonder be amuea.
S R Richardson and L 0 Sugg at
tended the district conference near
Greensboro last week.
The health of this community is
good at present.
Trinity New.
Aug. 9. Revival services opened
in the church here Sunday morning
with a very forcitul sermon by Jiev
G F Kirby of High Point, who will
ussist Rev Sherrill in his meeting
which will last only through tins
week. Services will be held in the
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock and at
niilit ut 8.
Mr and Mrs James Carr, of Ken-
ansville, are the guests of Prof O V
Carr.
Mrs Lizzie King and daughter, of
Chapel Hill, are visiting Mrs King's
sister, Mrs J F Ileitmun.
Prof li II Peagram and family,
of Trinity Park, Durham, are at the
home of Mrs Irene Craven, where
tliev will spend some time.
. iT J A Uarpenter ami Miss inuic
Young took a business trip to Kan
dleman one day last week.
Mrs .Lula Carr, of Ureensboro, is
visiting ut the home of rrof O W
Carr.
Mr E F Pepper, who has been
confined to his room for quite awhile
with typhoid fever, is able to be out
again. Jiis many menus rejoice in
his recovery.
1'rof Dougaii Johnson is receiving
the congratulations of his many
friends A young lady arrived at
his house last week and is so well
pleased with her surroundings she
ms decided to make that her home.
Mrs Benson Parker has as her
guest her daughter-in-law, Mrs Bill
iard. Mrs Herbert Ballance, of Greens
boro, is spending several duvs with
her fattier, Mr J W Bitl lance.
Rev J B Craven, of Cooleemee, i
in town shaking hands with his
ninny friends.
Miss Lulu Kearus, formerly of
Trinity, but now of in.-ton, amy
I in town lust week on a visit to
her grandmother, Mrs Kmily Heit
mnn. A surprise marriage took place in
Trinity last week, the contracting
parties being Mr Ed Lolir, our pop
ular mail currier, and Mrs ftmma
Collet. They went at once to the
new dwelling Mr Lohr has just erect-
1 on the edge of town, where tliev
will make their home in the future.
May a long and happy life be theirs!
Mrs J J Harris, ot High J'oint.
isited her parents here one day this
week, Dr and Mrs F II Wood.
rrmt and melons are very plenti
ful ou the market this week.
The building fever has struck the
town at last. Citpt J Parkin will
hortly erect a house on his lot on
North Main st for the purpose of
iiting, us will also 1'rof C ftn-
lish, who will build one on the
dge of town. Mr J D Brume will
rect a handsome and commodious
'sidetice in the northern part of
the city, work on which will begin
it once.
Mr Pearl Reddick, an employee
of the Dixie Chair Co., received a
ry painful injury of his arm ami
a"d caused by 'his sleeve being
aught in a part of the machinery
was operatmg on Monday utter-
noon.
Mr Show Dines, of Faison, is vis
iting his sister, Mrs J Parkin this
eek.
DavVs tent show failed to exhibit
;tt this place on Thursday night last
according as they were booked, owe.
ing to an inability of their advaiuc
agent to get them a lot on w hich to
low. It is said that tliev did nol
reflect very highly upon the charac
ter of the tow n of Trinity owing to
this cause, aud this correspondent I
can testify that Davis's tent show
as not held in very high esteem by
number of people who had come
to the exhibit but were disappoint-
d. Such is the way of the world.
"Aunt" Nancy Leach has been
mite ill at her home in this town
for the past week. We wish for her
a speedy recovery and many years
more of living ainong us iu comfort
and pleasure.
We are sure that mere are neiicr
ilays in store for Trinity, and that u
boom will soon be on in the good
old town. With one of the best
preparatory high schools in the state
that, will "fit any student for col
lege or business just as he would
prefer, with its efficient headmaster
and able corps of teachers. With
the building that is now being done
and that which will shortly be done;
with prospects for a roller null tor
the place and possibly a car line
that will connect us with High
Point. Thomasville and other sur
rounding towns, and above all the
healthfulness of the climate ami
moral condition of the citizens of
the place, all this can only verify
the statement made above, and why
hould it not ." Men of money,
brain and brown, we advise you to
locate in Trinity.
Western Randolph News.
August 8. The corn crop is look-
ng fine.
David Kennedy anu wire nave
gone to St Louis.
Edward Lohr and Mrs ftntmu
Col lett were married last Thursday
at Trinity.
Mrs ISanne a resident oi minnow n
was gored bv a cow last Friday and
three ribs were broken and other in
juries inllicted.
Miss isertna I'orseu nas ieiurueu
from a visit to Thomasville.
C W Davis will close his singing
at Pleasaut Grove the second bun
in August.
Rev C A Cecil is holding his
special meeting at Pleasant Grove
this week with good results.
Miss Eosv Woollen, of Randl
man, spent a few days last week with
ner aunr, mra in riiuiei.
Miss Mary Frazier has returned
from an extended visit to Davidson
countv.
C W Wilson and family visited
in Davidson county Sunday.
J W Kennedy is recovering from
his recent illness.
Ernest Reddick, of Lexington, is
visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs J S
Reddick.
Blanks.
Blank deads and real mate mort
crAtrM 2ft r.ta & dozen! chattle mort
mim 10 r.tj a dozen. AU kinus of
magistrates blanks at 10 cU a dozen.
1 ThbCourieb, Asheboro .v
Women u Well as ITTen Are Rade
Miserable by Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.
Kidney trouble preys u)ou Hie mind,
tliscouragesandlessensatutiition; henuty.
vigor and cueertul
ncsi soon disappear
v hen the kidneys are
o.it of order or dis
eased. Kidney trouble has
lwcome so prevalent
that it is not uncom
mon for a child to tie
born afflicted with
weak kidneys. If the
child urinates too oftcu, if the urine scalds
the flesh, or If, when the child reaches nil
age when It should lie able to control the
passage, It Is yet amicieu witu neu-wei-ting,
depend apon it, thecause of the diffi
culty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should ba towards the treatment ot
these imjiortant organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due to a diseased coucfition of
the kidneys and bladder and i" t to a
habit as most peopla suppose.
Women as well as men urc made miser
able with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect of
Swamp-Root is soon realized. It is sold
by druggist, In fifty
cent and one-dollar
size bottles. You may
have a sample bottle
by mail frca, also a Horn of flwamp-iloo.
paniphlat tilling all about Swamp-Koot,
iiicludlaf ofltft of the thousands of testi
monial ( received from sufferers
cured, A luting Dr. Kilmer & Co.,
HiinJniUTi V., be sure aud mention
this pp. Can't make nny mistake,
but rtnwaafMr (be name, Swamp-Koot
Dr. KUmar wauip-Root, and the ad
dress, Blaghsuitou, N. V., on every
bottle.
Business Locals.
Notlcei Inasrted under this head at
cent word each tnsortlon.
DrW II Wakelield w;ll l in
Asheboro at Central hotel on Tues
day. September l.ith, tor tho pur
pose of treating diseases of eye, eur,
nose and throat and titting glasses.
WANTED! To corr-siiond with a
miller who cun nuiki- lirst class nu-ul
and keep mill in good repair. Ashe
boro Holler Mill.
A 102 ACIJK FAHM situated 5
miles west of Liberty for sale, known
as the Kli Ward farm. 1'iieo $ 1750.
00. Terms easy. AppIv to A K
Waud, Liberty, N (J..
Kring your maple and sourwood to
the Asheboro Hobliin Co.
WAN I LP -A HK.tSITKljf.lltnV.
Wiihi.-I. i.i-..i.-!tv (nnuiinmrct.u.iti- mi-
lili" n quniTjr. Ulrv Im-utlciii.inli.r c.f rui-l;
in.. I ..Hut Inlnnmaimi. M.iil mi .- -
null n-iilr Oi l'. II. Itwl. Ill till, mi
I'lilU-Mplim,
Ft) It SALK A throe year old
inv maru. A 1 Kaiii.ow,
Kdgar, N C.
FINK COWS For sale two 2-
year old Jersey bulls and four 4-
montliB old thoroughbred Jersey
bulls and seven fresh thoroughbred
Jersey eows. W. L. lioui.niN,
Arehdale.
DE. D. K. LOCKHART,
DENTIST,
Asheboro, N. C.
VKIi 1 llrt HANK
If ."Mlilt' umkf .'iiKaKi-i
F. II. Fuiss,
C. L. (il.ENN,
Cashier.
President.
WACHOVIA
,oan & Trust Company
(IIioii Point. N. C. I'.uam it.)
PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.
C.VI'lTAl.,
$i;iii,(iii.titi.
- :?. i ir,:r.i.l'..
Assets,
roii'luct!" fi (ttiiTiil llankm al
sIiicm. WtUi Uiu huik'.-Ht .-vsH-tv of ;i
rtli raroltn Vi ttjluit lliu Uimi
Mil-awl UV oi-i-"liiiliili""
II ti.il BlfW.UouMc.iiii-r, nn
;1iii. Uioklet M-I
HKVlttM BTlH-KHi'l.liKRS.
II. MII1U, A.J. (HV
M H. Hmltt,
Why Not Academy and
Business Institute.
Mathematical, Classical, Commercial.
Priiiiiitv liova ami sivh furcolk-gr
mil fur business. fii-ci:ii mivan
iiL'os in IViiiuaiiimip. Last m-ssim
Ik- lu-st in lt.t Inorv. llcaltlitul
ical ion; highly moral cimiiiiuiuty,
Kxpi-nwd tva'ioiialilt'.
Next stsxion oii'ii- An;;. N mil.
For rt;tloL'ue atul further infor
mation, .-idiiri'fs
(J. F. ( AKM'.K, I'liniipal,
Why Not, N. C.
If You Want
The Best Laundry
Sand Your Laundry to tha
Old RelUble
Charlotte Steam
Laundry.
Tliev im lii-tter lireiiaivil to tlo
your work right than uny Lauiniry
in the Statv; ana do it right, too,
Leave your bundles ut Wood it
Morinir'a store, baskets leaves
Tuesdays ntul returns t ruiays.
W. A COFFI N. Aent.
HAVE YOU INDIGESTION.
RaviI'i CarbonAlbumen Tab
lets l'u re Carbon of Allntnuu a
positive cure for nidigeslum, dytiH-p
bin, constipation, headache or aottr
stomach from ou-r earing or ilrmk-
iiii? $50 if they don't. 25 cents a
If your druggist dosen's have them
send direct to
BOYD CHEMICAL COMPANY,
70S Rand McNally Bldg.,
Calcaia. UL
BUGGIES!
When in town we will make it to your interest
to look through our large line of buggies, har
ness and robes. We have many pleased custo
mers who have dealt with us in the past and we
expect to continue pleasing them. We know
a pleased customer is a living, breathing adver
ticment that nothins on earth can down. We
will sell you on a warranty that can't do other
wisp than satisfy the most skeptical buyer.
Barbour Buggy Company !
A Better Buggy for the
The Same
Our line ft complete, ranging in price from
$23.00 to $75.00; and while we have some low
priced vehicles, we wish to impress upon your
the fact that we have not sacrificed quality for
price, but have kept up that standard of quality
characteristic of hone. t workmanship.
Thanking you for your liberal patronage in
the past, and soliciting a continuance of the
same, wo are
Your3 to serve,
Holladu-Pool
ASHEBORO, N. O.
Gigantic Mid-Season
CLEARANCE SALE!
On All Summer Goods,
Laces and Embroideries
Owing to our heavy
Spring and Summer trade we have a large lot of Pieces, Rem
nants and Odds and Ends of Dress Goods, Laces and Embroid
cries that we will sell al a great
will be given on Lace Curtains,
Underwear, Ribbons Etc. We
enumerating the articles. We
anything you want and give you
It Will Pay You to Come
to this
is-
Asheboro, N. C.
LADIES!
Do you want an up-to-date
pair of shoes? If so buy the
Dixie Girl or Roxie Ward Shoe!
We have them in all styles
for men, women and children.
Also dry goods, notions, etc.
Don't forget to call for these
shoes for they are just what
you want.
RIDGE, FOX & COMPANY.
I can satisfy
Groceries, Etc. and at the lowest prices.
I h?.ve never been better prepared to
meet the wants of the trade nor sorve
you with such low prices.
FOR YOUR SPRING SUIT
come to me; I'm selling the best. For
anything to eat or wear come to my store.
Yours to please,
"W. J. MILLEE.
LIBEETT
,.( ttuhiibt al Jli.M tt I
Pkes. Thomas C. Amick, A. M., Ph. D.,
or
Sec. and Treas. J. A. Hornaday, Liberty, N. C.
WE NEVER HAVE
Sent out a single article from our COM
PLETE LINE of Furniture. Chairs, Stoves.
Ranges, and General House Furnishing
G-oods, therefore
We Never Have A
We give special attention to all mail
orders.
PEOPLES HOUSE FURNISHING COMPANY.
High Point, N. C. v
BUGGIES!
Same Money!
Buggy for Less Money!
Hardware Co.
BEGINNING SATUR
DAY, JULY 9th...
Continuing
UNTIL SOLD
purchase forV ,., ,.,
discount. The same discount
Rugs, Window Shades, Skirts
will not take up your time in.
want to show you the goods,
prices.
SoJe.
your wants in
COLLEGE.
n i nn ami i n .
WDoroioniiiio
ntul yiiutm wonu-n. Fiu-ulty at exjuTk-iiceil teachera.
lii, r,.u.ii;,u,-. It. nr. I nml tuition lor a limited
Fur r.iui tiKe unit furtlii-r information write to
Dissatisfied Customer.
furnish retresnmenta.
A,