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VOL. XXX.
ASHEBORO, N. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 20th, 1905.
No 16
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RO COURIER.
arly Risers
' nt famous irrru nus. 1
Per e,lck rsltef from Biliousness,
Sok Headache, Torpid Uver, Jaun
dice, Dtulnesa, and all trouble arte
Ing (rem an Inactive or alqggteh "ver,
DeWltl'e Utile Early Risers are un
equal led.
' They act promptly and never (ripe.
They are ae dainty that itla a pleasure
t take them. One to two aot aa a
mild laxative ; two or four aot aa a
pleasant and effective cathanlo. They
are purely vegetable and absolutely
harm lea. They tenlc the Hver.
X. C OeWItt tc Co.,CalcaB'o
Ass. for the 1H05 Kodgt Almanac
and 200 vear Calendar.
Standard Drug Company,
Afiheboro Drug Company.
Dr. S. A. HENLLY.
Phyalclan and - Surgeon,
ASHEBORO, N. C.
Office over Spoon A Bedding's store near
clauuara Drug Lo.
DR. F. A. HENLEY,
ASHEBORO, N. C.
Offices First Rooms Over the
Bank -of Randolph.
A C McALISTER & CO.
Asheboro, N. C.
Fire, Life and Accident Insur
ance. Tba best 'companies repvoeentod. Offices
over the Hunk of Randolph.
DR. D. K. LOOKHART,
DENTIST,
Asheboro, N. O.
will be eut of sown until Msv lit
whtco time can be found at ofllce e
of Randolph.
ALEXANDER UNDERWOOD,
DEALER IN
Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables,
Produce, Etc., Etc.
All kinds of Country Produce
bonght and sold.
COLD DRINKS.
Call to see me next door to Ross'
sale (tables.
S Iryaat, PresMest J. 1. Cole, Cashier
ea
Bectik of Randlemecn.
Randleman, N. C
Capital $(1000. Surplus, &000.
Accounts received on favorable
terms. ' Interest paid on savings de
posits. Direotors: WK-Hartaeli. A N
Bulls, 8 Q Newlin, W T Bryant, C
L Lindsay, N N Newlin, 8 Bryant,
II 0 Barker and J H Cole.
OS COX, President. W J ARM FIELD, V-Pree
w t ARvrtRLD, Ir Osahter,
The Bank of Randolph,
A-etLete-oro, XT. C.
Capital aud Snrplns,
Total Assets, over
$36,000,00
$150,000.00
With ampls aunts, npertiare and iwisertton,
wi solicit the Ihiiiiims ol Hie nanktiuj vubltc and
fH wle tu Mijrttic wa arc prepared and willing
So satand to oar eassrjater. ewrjr fsatllty and ao
ous.iaoo.ucxi Bmiswwsn wish saw osusins.
Dl RECTO US,
.Sr., W Armftekt.t
W T aeddina, Seel MoSKt, Tb J exMInc A W
a cri, Ki ai sia. raoe atsMiug, ix r t
AatMrv.ClODt. r V- -
My Work Pleases!
When yoa wish an eaay ahave
Aa good ae harber ever gave.
Just nil ea ne at say saloon, '
At mors sag, are or noon,
I eut and dress tbe hair with grace.
To eait the contew of the face.
My room is neat and toasW efeatt, '
Sciaaora aharp and raxors keen,
And erervthm 1 think yoall find,
To asrii the larS) and nhnm themiad.
And all ray art and skill can do.
If yoa just oall I'll do for you,
TOM CARTER.
Kext door to rostoffice. ' w
"Do Your Beit, and Leave the Reel."
"Do roar bent, and leave the rent,"
Tin cheerful maxim:
Ho who works with happy eot
Has no doubt to tai aim.
Only honest slrolcru are ma (If,
Not An hour ie wanted;
(Had of heart and unafraid,
Labor's joy he's tailed.
"Do your best, and leave the rest "
Cease your fret and worry.
No one nska a surer teat,
There's no need ol hurry;
Do your beat, and never shirk,
Patient be, end witling,
That's tbo only way to work,
Thn.i your niche you're filling!
"Do your best, and leave the rest,"
Humble, though I lie duty;
True endeavor mskeH it blent,
Uilde it o'er with beauty;
G renter work shall come to you,
- Hich rewards elate you,
Seize the present, nobly do
Tasks that now nwsit you.
By Antony E Anderson.
II I But Knew.
If I but knew that Homehow, somewhere, I
llad dried a tenr or lessened sorrow's nigh,
Had slaked the thirst of perching fenr't
lips,
Or led some soul throuith trial's dark eclipee,
Than 1 should feel life's miMiiun had Is-en
true,
If I but knew! ,
ft I but knew some heart this side the toml;
Had by mine act been rescued frum the
0100m:
Or that one life had ffrowa in noble deede
Because eomewhere I'd eown some worthy
seeds.
The thoucht wonld drive dark chmds from
ont live's view
11 I but knew!
Authsr t'nkuown
Plasoa Heme,
April 13. Farmers are all busy prejnr
ing their lnnd for corn and cotton crops.
Wheat and oils are looking fine.
Ihc sjunuuv school trss reonrunica nt
Dillslwro In-t'ttniidny with Mr C 11 Cran-
ford and Mr CC TalVit. superintendents.
tlr T C Hill and family visited at Mr K L
Talhen'a last Sunday.
Mr W D t'lodfelter, nf lilaine, visited his
parents at Trov lnt Sumlay.
Mr A A Hill nt Maine bus built a new
store.
Mr Harris ltussell sent his sow mill engine
to liii Point latt Monday fur rewirs.
Mr A U iirilhu and lauulv visitrU relatives
at ThomnRvillc last week.
Mrtt L, Kussell is building a new huusp.
Mr A A Cranfortl has moved on the Wilson
Hill farm.
Sir I. G Russell went to Troy last week on
business.
Mr N F. Talbert does nut improve much
at this writing.
Mr tVillium A Hussell on the tick list
this week.
Cedar Fills Item.
Artril 17.-Mr II T I.nok has a little girl
l'shy eight months old with water head. Its
Isxly will weigli ationt ten potiuds una its
n l.i or I'O pouuda and measureH 2t
inches around it forehead. It has suffered
a grrst deal until of late. It is now enjoying
very good nean n ami us neau coiuinnes io
grow rapidly, Init its hody grows slowly.
tinder the pliysiciun ulsn its parents have
done all in Uiiir wer lo relieve its suffer
ina and it looks liko now that it vroidd live
to a much greater age than was at tirst ex-
1 tec ted. Anyone tnal na never seen sncn a
igtit would never regret rjoymg a vtaii.
Mr t) K Cex has bwsht aiid aims to put in
this summer quite a number of "Humidiliers"
for cooling the apiuniHg and weaving mills
here.
Mr Berry Davidson wae in town last -week.
Special Rates Over
8eaboard Air Line Ry.
&l VAN All. tA.-Accountof Fourth An
imal Touninnent Golf Association, Savan-
h. (is.. Miv Wth-13th. Seaboard, announces
rate ol one fare plus ?5 oeMs from all points.
Tickets old May lUi-eui ittb, anal limit
May loth.
KANSAS CITY, MO. Account of South
ern Baptist Convention, Kansas City, Mo.,
May luili-litb. Seuboara announces rule nt
one fare plus 50 cento in addition to l'r
cents for validntingtickets.
Tickets sold Mar 7th-1 1th, inclusive, final
limit Mav 2.1nl.
ATLANTA, A. - Account of Annual As
sociation of Manufacturers, Atlanta, Us.,
May ltHh-lHth, Nea booed announces rnte of
one fare plus 2S cents.
Tieketasold May Hth l.ltli, final limit
May 10th, with the privilege of extension.
HA V AjNNAJl, UA. Aocount 01 Aumiat
Travellers Proteetire Association sf America,
Savannah, f4 Way 18th-K3rd, Hcsbord an
nounces rate of one far phts 60 oents.
Tieketasold May 13th-14U final limit
May JfOtk, with the privilege ol extension.
FOttT WOn3r,TEX.-Aotionnt of Uen
eral AaastnUy of the Southern Prosliyleriau
chnrcb. Fort Wenh, Tex, May 18th-26th,
Seaboard announces rate of one fare plus
2.00.
Tickets sold May 13ia-16th-17tli, final
limit May Slat.
bT L0ULS, M0 Acewrut of Annual Bap
tist University, 8t Louis. Ho., May I0th-21th.
Saabosurd snneunros rata of one tirst class
fare plus 25 cents.
Tickets said May 14th-loth-10th, final limit
Mayi7tk. .
ASHJViLLE, It. C Aceosnt of South
nf ami furs rtlus 2a cents for round trio.
Tickets sold May Hth-17lh, final limit
May S3rd.
Seaboard also arm ounces low second clasa
colonist rate to Pacific Const points until
Mav 1st, 1905.
Seaboard aoaounoM the sale of one way
second class colouieta ticketa from all points
hi North Carolina to the Pacific Coast, com
mencing March 5th and continuing on sale
until May J 1st.
Rate Raleigh In Saa r macaw is f 48 Sj. !
Wilmintrton Sen rinrraco is
corresponding low ratos from other stations
will apply to all principal points on ine ra
cific Coast.
- for fartlser infunnation ia regard to rates,
aciiedailM and routes, apply to your nearest
Agent or address,
LU H. OATTia Traveling rasaenger
AgeaeC' Raieigk, N. C,
for Sal.
fn iS,mA f'fit-J oeftiBmnnn tvnhihitinxr
keeping tmars witbia Um earporate limits,
We have dispose . of three grandly bred
T&y ina frTi to iTpTKeT. "if
ma wsat la imnrovw vour mivrk ef koas here
la aa opportunity.
OEO.TLCHATOIJ,
NEW DIVORCE LAW.
Regulating Divorces In This
State.
Tho new divorce law k .is follows:'
Mrrixe may be di.lve.l and
parties thereto divorced f ont thi
Lands of mutriumnv, on application
of tbe part injured, made tie by law
nenci.tJ.. tvL t.Lr a.n.
-(1) If they shall commit adultery.
"(2) If they shall commit foroica-
tinn and adnllery.
it ..i.k. ;.. ... t. i,, . , l
nmrria2e was and .till is nnturally "ipH"" nlone at The Dispatch
imnotent .ofneeon Monday f the week amount-
Vlf the' wife at the time of the',10 $58 50. Advertisers might
murrntge he pregnunt, and the hus
b,...d be ignoiani of the fuct of .neb
rn.ncy an.l l not the Mher of
pregnancy
tbe child with which the wife was
pregnant at the time of the mar
riage." All former laws are repealed.
There remains in fore Section
1286 of the Code providing fur leintl
separation front bed and board, the
causes being abandonment, mitlu:iniii
turning out of doors, endangering
lite by cruel and barbarous treat
nient, or becoming an habitual
urunkaid.
SUBSCRIPTIONS PAID.
A Large Number of Remittances Sums Old,
Some New - All Gratefully Received.
C W black, M J Ilniihes, Jno A
Dean, J B Lamb, C A liughed, J T
Steed, K W Pugb, H P Hill, J K
Hill, R L Uolioou, JS n Johnson, J
b Hamilton, I O Thomas, , 1) Dor
sett, W S Pope, V L KelineUy, U L
Walker, Mrs It (J rerree, J LIBrame,
Miss lici-1 a Kovals, Orabam taule,
Sarah Yow. L W Cagle, W li Yow,
W L Mollitt, U .! Jones, JN r' llin-
shaw, Or VV 1 Sumner, S W Kearns,
K W I'ligh, Mias Alice Kime, i
Aumuu, Z A Craufoid, Levi 'lacker,
R L Green, A II Kearus, J W
Kearns, Juu C Skei'ii, 11 Bundy,
Alex 1'iesuell, J H Stuith, 8 S Coble,
J C Hidge, Mrs K S Craven, 'A A
all, W U Uozier, S Uunn, W M
Foster, Zeb Nixon, J F Hockett J P
Al arable, Mrs U Deuuy R li Sunth,
J A Stone, C A 1'ugli, A J Uhnm-
uess, L A lyson, J 1 Iktrougbs, J
M Pounds, Kit Pntchard, K W Jor-
dau, J L Phillips, S T Allred, E
tlarrif. v liarker, Tncw Drown, U
1 Dickens, W 11 Redding, U S Hed-
ding, A V Nixon. John W Laiigl),
U Newliu, K Campbell, S t
Williams, E A Wiles, K L York Z
M Hiiisha ,Tli Parks, Mrs M U
Smith, M E Martin, J T Ledbettcr,
W J (iregson, L)r J U bhamberger,
W Q Barker, J O Arnold, a K
Barker, C J Cox, J R Wall, M 1)
ti Hitler, Joe Hoover, Mrs M L Ann
tield, C C Muse, D J Watkiue, Jumrs
Lowe, W It New by, It C Chtti lcs,
Mrs E T Kearus, Lt J M Rotbrock,
AC Eui;libli, Miss Sou la Yottnts,
Doak Wulboni, Mrs Alice M Stout,
A J Lamar, 8 M Underwood, Q 1
Chandler, J 11 MoGehee.
Rhenmstic Palis Quickly Relelved.
The excruciatius pains character
istic of rheumatism aud sciatica are
quickly relieved by applying Cham
berlaius Pain Balm ine great
pain relieving power of the liniment
has been the surprise and delight of
honaands of sufferers, itie qmck
relief from tiaiu whieb it affords is
alone wotth uianv times its cost.
For sale by Standard Drug Co
Asheboro Urns Uo, Asheboro. W
A Underwood Raudlemau.
GROW PECAN TREES.
Ten Tears ago Sheriff J B Mili-
kan planted rivo pecan-Dut seeds,
and three of them grew into trees
which bore last year for tbe first
time. One of the tints he brought
to the Record last week. It is
strange that our farmers do not all
have pecan trees ws learn mat
Mr L L Wreun, of Siler City, suf-
feied a very painful accident last
Saturday by tbe explosiou of some
quicksilver and nunc aciu wnicn ne
was mixing in a bottle, inflicting
sevots burns about ine lace anu
eyes. We hope that he will boou
recover irotn nis injuries. it, is saiu
that work on tbe Durham & South
ern railroad, from Apex to Durham,
will begin some time in May and
will be completed in eight months.
W R Bonsai & Co, of Hamlet, have
the contract for building this road.
Chatham Record.
The Rlfht Name is DeWllt
DeWitt's Wih Hazel Salve cools,
soothes and heals cuts, burns, boils,
bruises, piles and all skio diseases.
K Zickefoose. Adolph, W Vasavs:
uu- i:..i.. .t.,1,. 1,,1 l,;io
oi none wokou uui oi uci trg. ur
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cured her."
It is the most wonderful beating
salve in the world. Beware of
conntetfeits. Sold by - Standard
Drag Co., and ) T Undei wood.
Our Booth Randleman correspond
ent writes that Mr IV. t Stevens will
win the manufacture of brick
' J .1... k i ' h... n,nAyt
their saw mill from Mr . Pritchard's
to Mr L P Foust's.
Wsa A Km mt Fsss.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the
famous little pills, Lave been made
famous by their certain yet harmless
and penile afltioa nrton the boweli
and liver, l rief nave H3 equal IOT
biliousness, constipation, etc. They
i ot w.kea the stomach, gripe,
or make TOO feel SIC a. UnCS wsed
alwavi preferred. They strengthen
fjold'by S'0 Drug Co, and JT
DAVIDSON COUNTY NEWS.
New8y ,tems cliPPed The
Dispatch.
A '""K m" "M (o
Mayt.r Mover otie (Uy l3t week on a
smBU.WngnUB isisRittiwy.
,r.he ma" 18 77'. ',n.' hM fa""'rV'
IIe '""Mully to to
i work Bttti help support his wife and
to
help support his wife and
!c,hiJ('ren' "
" 'n'8 M
children, and on condition that he
oucu was released from
custody
i i tic ( i run i:aa receipis i'r BUD-
inuae a noie ui una in inetr auvani-
1 M-""- , S nc Wl 'T t u.',lm,ol,
, rea.d.th, P"!!!r' ",,d: W
nt a receui iiitnuin oi tup pariiea
interested tu the establishment of
plant for the manufacture of iron
bedsteads here, an "iganization was
effected and the following olliueis
elected: W M KoonU, piesidni; C
M Thompson, vice president; T M
Hull, seeretary and tr.asurer. Ap
plication for a charter was mudeund
it ia expected to be received in a few
day.
Mr V C Olive, of Randlemun, son
of our townsman Mr A J Olive, has
accepted it position as assistant uent
at the depot. We are glad to have
him with ns. Thomasville Cor.
Mr Ambrose Ileek, of L'ubt, died
Sunday night at his his home aliont
5 miles south of here in his 8a ml
year. He was buried at Emmanuels
Church Tuesday. He leaven a wife
and seven children to niouru bis
death. Mr Beck was one of our
oldest and best as well as one of our
most substantial citizens Thomas-
villo Cor,
THE VAGRANCY LAW.
Full Text of the Meature Which has Caused
So Much Dlicuealon.
The following is the full text of
the new vagrancy law about which
there is now so much discussion in
Greensboro, Raleigh and other towns
in the state:
The section 3S34 of the Code of
North Curoliua be and the same is
hereby repeuled.
That all persons wno may come
itbin either of the classes herein
after named shall be deemed a ra
gant. l'ernons wandering or strolling
about in idleness who tire ulile to
work Hiul have nu propel ty to sup
port them.
Persons leading nil idle immoral
or profligate life, who have no prop
erty to support them mid who are
able to work, and do not wotk.
All persons able to work haviny
no property to support them, ami
who have not some vibible.and known
means of a fu'r, honerit at'd reputable
livelihood,
Persons having a fixed abode, who
have no visible property to support
them and who live by stealing, or by
trading in, bartering foi, or buying
tolen property.
I'lofessmnal gamblers, liviug in
idleness.
All able-bodied men w ho have no
other visible means of support, who
shall live in idleui-ss npon the wages
or earnings of their mother, wife, or
minor child or children except male
child or children over eighteen years
i age.
That the punishment for vagrancy
as d fined in this act shall not exceed
lifty dollars fine or thirty days im
prisonment. Matqueraded In Men't Clothing.
Miss Lillian Alma Furguson, of
Evans, Chatham county, is the
name of a vouug lady about tweuty
years old, well known in Asheboro,
having visited here a number of
times, wno niustUertideu as a yottug
man having dressed in men's cloth
ing, at Moorearille. She went to
Mooresville several weeks sgo aud
conducted a photograph gallery.
She claims to have donned men s
clothing lat December. When it
was discovered in Mooivaville that
she was a girl she was advised to
leave. She left weai ing men's cloth
ing because she had no money, and
was without friends. She had done
uo moral wrosg that anyone knew
anvthinz about. Her doom is ' seal
ed; ber life is ruined! She pitifully
pleaded with those lowborn she con
fessed not to let her mother and
father known that she was pretend
ing to be a man.
li a Cow gave
Butter
mankind would have to
invent milk. Milk Is Na
ture's emulsion butter
put in shape for diges
tion. Cod liver on is ex
tremely nourishing, but
it has to be emuisitieo
before we can digest it.
Scott's Emulsion
combines the best oil
vith the valuable hypo
hosphites so that it Is
asy to digest and does
r more sood than the
-. alone could. That
ikes Scott's Emulsion
a most strengthening,
urishing food -mediae
In the world.
Sand for ttmm aampla.
. SCOTT BOWNC. Chemists
.Ot-41 S Pearl Straat New York
NEWS ITEMS.
Interesting Items Gathered from
Various Sources.
At the recent terra of Federal
Court in Oreetisboro $20,000 was col
lecteu in Hues.
Of the 400 republican voters in
Ashevillc, 400 voted to keep the
satootis in operation.
A snow storm two feet deep in
Colorado caused the President to
change tbe course of his western trip
On Monday of this week the
Southron Railway began the doubl
tracking from Greensboro' to Higli
1'oint.
The Tyson & Jones Co tit Carthage
sold 2K2 buggies lust month. This
Arm is constantly enlarging its
capacity.
Prof M C 8 Noble has obtained
leave of absence fiom the University
mm win travel a year or tw
Europe.
A cigarette in the hands of a
oareless boy is said to hve caused
the burning of the Urphanuge burn
at 1 horoasville recently.
JuiIl'b Boyd recently lined a totiiii
Kee.iersville mail $250.00 for sellinc
i 0111111011 citi'S for $20 to $00, having
adveitiscd them aa dugs of superior
ped igree.
New Hampshire has demanded of
the State' of South Carolina $30,000
of idconstructioii bonds, and it
said that New Hampshire may bring
suit on the bonus it not paid.
A colored limn named Frunk
Young, while walking on the track
was instantly killed by a freight
train on last Sunday near Spencer
in Rowan county.
Tho three coses against N, Glenn
Williams in the federal court at
Greensboro was continued last week
owing to illness of Mr Williams
which compelled his absence in Baltl
inotc to see a specialist, I.)r Osier.
Mies Jennie Rankin, daughter of
Judge W L Rankin, of Salisbnry,
will be married to Mr John Stoddard
of Savannah, Ga, i.i April. Miss
Rankin is a belle and a bcnii'.v,
known and loved throughout the
State.
Hon A M Waddull was nominated
by the primaries for mayor in Wil
mington last week, over Springer,
tilt present inayoi , bv 4U votes Two
years ago Col Waddell, who had been
mayor for tour years, was ueteatea
by M: Springer.
The residence of Clarence Smith,
occupied by Mr Hall in High Point,
cauitlit tire on Friday of last week
from a small hoy striking matches
and letting them fall among some
ciotlnng .n a closet. The house was
almost ruiued by tire and water.
Thomasville has pledged $50,000
to ( apt Milt Jones' railroad, and
High 1'oitil pledges IrbU,uiR in
bonds. Election will be held at tin
early date. It is said that the rail
road is to be extended to Wadesboro
in event that the aid is received from
Thomasville and High Point,
A ease was arcned iu the Supreme'
Court lust week wherein the State of
New Jersey claims $B,000 as a fran
chise tax against the Gold Hill Cop
per .Mining Co. The claim was
tiled w ith the receiver, but it "vas
not admitted as a preferred claim.
and an appeal was taken to the
tipretne Court.
Junius Shore, a storekeeper und
gaitger of Yadkin county, was tried
n the federal cturt at breensnoro
last week and was found guilty. He
was imprisoned six months and
lined $1,000. The case aguinst Ace
Dinkms from ladkin was compro
mised by authority of Commissioner
Yerkes by forfeitnre of 18 barrels of
w hii-key of a lot of d'l seized, and 14
barrels returned. Dinkins pitying
the costs of $100.
The Governor of Maryland lu
published a statement in the news
papers th't he wants it iimler-Uood
that con it-ts who employ counsel
with a view to the influence which
they will exert over his excellency
are making a mistake. While the
Governor recognizes the right to
employ counsel to secure a pardon,
yet be" feels that no one should be
employed with a view to tbe influence
which they will have over the execu
tive. The uew Railroad of Capt Milt
Jones runuing south from Thomas
ville toward Denton aud Jackson
Hill has developed wonderfully iu
the last few days. It is to be built
'o Wadesboro. Mr Fnrgttson of New
York represents the syudic.ite which
is to take fonr milliou dollars of
bonds on the new road. Tho road
is to be extended to High Pointfrom
Tbomaawllc, and later to inston
Salem. Cant Jones says tho road
will be completed to Wadeslmro
within a year.
Cattle Industry.
TJnnsual exertions are being pnt
forward to Increase the production
of beef cattle in this State. The
indnitry is glowing more profitable
to tbe tanner and more vaiuaoie w
the State each year.
Through . nt the country there
has been within three years decrease
of eight million beef cattle, while
foreign immigration is amounting to
almost one million annually.
Population is gaining over the beef
snoot, and it is predicted tbst the
price of beef will riss every year. I
Farmers are taking more interest in
the raising of rattle.
MONTGOMERY NEWS.
The News of Cur Neighboring1
County.
I'Vim the uiit'.tiiiriim. !
Mr Fred II Wade left Tuesday
for Tiftoii, Ua, where he expects to
KO into the orris arm business.
Miss Claudia Dickens has accepted
a position with the Troy Supply
Company.
Mrs iley Rogers und little sou
Wiley of Raleigh have been visiting
her sim-in-lntv and daughter, Mr
and Mr li T Wade.
.. There is no improvement in the
condition of Mr A II Saunders, who
is lyitu cnLK'i'lv ill at his home nt
Eldorado.
MrSJ Sni't ItiTiiiiiu continues to
mprove. While lie h able to be up
most of the tune lie is not yet well
enough to be out.
Several lomls uf corn from lower
Randolph an I lower Davidson were
sold in town Friday and Saturday.
There are two rural flee delivery
routes notv 'o.i.linu out from Mt
Uilead ami elToits are being made to
established otltei routes in the
county. Application has been made
for a route leadiiijc out from Tiov to
t'npelsie, Ouvil, Thickety, Alco, mid
Eiidieotl.
Some much needed repairs have
been iti.ide ,ii our rutin ly home, but
it is still I.h kmjj in many respect.!
as a comfortable home for our ttn
foriiimiteH. Mr J B Eu inc is having a hand
some dwelling erected on Iiruton
Street.
The mixture of sand und gravel
recently placed on sitne of our side
walks has added considerably to tho
comfort of travelling in wet weather.
Mr Charlie Miller of near Iroy
died Suuday evening of Typhoid
fever. Mr Miller was reared near
Ashelioro and hadiuiched his thirty-
fifth year, lie leavos a wife and
three children.
Troy is expecting lights to be
turned on about the last of the week.
It is to be remembered that a break
n the dam at the power plant on
Little river several months ago threw
us in tbe dark.
The iitimeious friends of Mr J A
Kirk, who for several ycurs had
charge of Pekin Academy, will be
delighted to learn that he has moved
fiom Palmerville, Stanly county, to
hldoratlo in this county, where he
xpects to make his future home.
Mr Jn II McNeil, who lias been
n the saw mill business in tins county
for the lust liio years left Monday
for Album, (t'i. when; lie goes to
continue his work at that place. Mr
McNeil bus his plant incorporated
with a capital stock of $25,000.00.
l rot Eugene Mains of Mt fuli-ad
ustitute has aerecd to run a sum
mer school for teachers, beginning
the latter pirt of July and eoiitimi-
ng six or eight weeks, provided he
cun get a sullicielil inimoer ot
teachers interested to justify it. The
curses ot instruction will cover ine
work of the public school teacher,
aud will be tsiiceially beneficial to
those teachers who are. not familiar
with the present public school text
books. The expense in the ay of
beard and tui'ion will be made as
light us possible. Full information
an be bad bv writing to riot Harris
at Mt Uilead.
Paint Vnnr Buggy for 75c.
to $1.00 with Devoe's Gloss Caniage
Paint. It weighs 3 to tS ozs. more to
the pint than others, wears louger
and gives a gloss iiial to new work.
Sold by MeCr .ry-Kedding Ulw Co.
The Art ol Keeping Young.
The art keeping voting, we un
told bv Prof (ioldshncid, of Berlin,
consits in kecptnsr. sound the blood
viesels, for we are only as old as the
lienrt ami tho urtenes. Ixmg lite is
best assured by early attention to the
heart, though care begun iu old age
will often accomplish much. A
great danger lies lit abnormal de
mands on the organ, and little in
juries acciiiiitilate, so that serious
harm must come from frequent repe
titions of the use of heart poison like
alcohol tr tobacco, of eating too
much, of too great muscular tffoit.
or even of menial oterwork. Moder
ation in all things is required. Ex
ercise should not be violent nor too
little iu amount, elasticity of the
blood vessels should lie promoted by
fremient exposure of tite skin to an
and water, and work, food and
sleep should be thoughtfully fcd
justed. Old people need constant
movement, with not too much
sleep.
ajers
You know t!ie medicine that
makes pure, rich blood
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Your
mother, crai' imotiier, all your
folks, used it. trusted
Sarsapai'illa
It. Their doctors trusted it.
Your doctor trusts it. Then
trust It yourself. There is
health r.iui strength in it.
f ,iiff,,vT terrnii. frmw InrttreMton sue"
tain i ' I i "" ' "'
A.er. s.i.-, r-r,.'.. P"" boUt pemis
for.
Rich Blood
Aver s Poll ara sently laxative,
Ttwy great ly aid the Sarsapartna.
IF YOU WANT
TO .(NOW
WHY
sc
TOBACCO
is the largest seller, cut out this advertisement
and send, together with 2c stamp, to R. J. Rey
nolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem, N. C, and
they will mail free a 5c sample of this tobacco.
Write your name and address plainly.
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
Material progress and intellectual
development go hand ill hand.
Public schools w ere tirst establish
in Scotland through the influence
of John Knox.
It is said that you cannot lind a
Scotchman above the age cf 21
years who cannot road and write.
In this day of ken close competi
tion too much attention cannot be
paid to the education of all the peo-
e. age when it should he able to control the
I passage, it is yet afflicted with hed-wet-Wo
boast of tbe great wealth of tinir.ik'pendupotiit.thecauscofthedifli-
onr national resources, but the great- .
est wealth of this or any other state
is its children upon whom the ie-,
ponsiliility of the future depends.
The last issue of the Moore County
News contained u loua; and interest-
write tip of the History of Pivs-
hyterianism in Moore eoun'y. The
ai lit le contains illustrations of
churches ami the present pastor of
the church nt Curtilage.
We are too poor not to educate
our children. We cannot ull'ord to
oppose any tnenure which proviihs
for the welfare of our cliildieli.
There is only otic thing that can put
our children on tonal terms with the
rich man's child. A good education
is a priceless heritage to leave ut.r
children.
Education may not make your
children millionaires but it will free
them from grinding pruerty; it may
not build t In 111 tine houses, but it
will secure for thein a liviug not a
mere hand to mouth effort for dailv
bread. It is the duty of each com
munity to provide a good school
system that each child may be 1'ivul
from the bondage of ignorance.
lesson can he drawn from the
history of the German Empire. Prus
sia had been humiliated and almost
lestroyed by Napoleon. A great
philosopher proclaimed that the
salvation of Prussia was education.
He said education was tbe onlv
thing that could deliver ihe people
from the miseries that so overwhelm-
1 t lioin. The impression be made
was so great that the educational
system was remodelled and today
Germany has the finest system of
schools in the world.
Historians tell us that -'00 years
ago England was tbe best governed
country in the world and that Scot
land was probably the rudest ami
poorest of any that could lay claim
to civilization. An act was passed
to establish schools in Scotland and
then followed intellectual develop
ment the like of which bad never
been seen before. A uiot'xl and in
dustrial life followed which Ua I
uever Urn seen in the history of the
world. Inspiteof the rigor of cli
mate and sterility of the land Scot
land became one of the fairest lands
upon w hich the sun shed its rays.
This great t evolution was brought
almiit by education by education of
all tbe people at public expense.
The Scotch air was just as cold and
the Scotch rocks us barren, w hile
the natural qualities of the Scotch
man were tbe same as before; he hud
been improved by education. Tbe
people of Scotland bad been educat-
ed and this. Macauley teils us, did bottles $1.0f.
mor.fortheb.eak.nddre.ry.hore.l ;KK, .
of the lorth and the Clyde that tho j - boro Drug Co Aabo- -richest
of soils and most genial of. boro, N. C.
climates had done for Capua aud J ECHOLS COMPANY,
Terentnm. LYNCHBURG, V. , .
I as Men Are Rade
by KJttney and
Bladder Trouble.
Kidney trouble preys upon the niiud,
tliscouragcsand lessensambition ; beauty,
tn .., j. vigor ana cueerrui-
nebs soon disappear
when the kidneys are
ont of order or dis
eased. Kidney trouble lias
become so prevalent
that it is not uncom
mon for a child to be
born afflicted with
weak kidneys. If the
'.hVor if wSS rech.llre.che..n
sl(,p sll'ould be towards the treatment of
the"-important organs. Thia unpleasant
tl,e kidnevs and Madder and not to a
habit as most people suppose.
Women ns well as men arc muue miser.
able with kidney and bladder trouble,
nml Imtli need the same ereat remedv.
The mil 1 and the immediate effect of
Swamp-Root is soon realized. It is sold
bv druggists, iu fiftv-
rcut and utie-dollars
size bottles. Yon may J
have .1 sample bottle
t)- mail tree.
pamphlet telling all about Swamp-Root,
including many of the thousands of testi.
muiii.il letters' received from sufferers
cured. In vrilino; Dr. Kilmer & Co.,
BiiiRliamton, X. Y., be sure and mention
tins' pnper. Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name. Pvvatnp-Root,
Dr. Kilmer's Swnmp-Koot, and the ad
dress, liiughauiton, N. Y.. on everv
bottle.
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We use it as a tonic, for
Dyspepsia, and Bladder
trouble and regard it as in
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Hank of Sonth Boston,
Sonth Boston, Va.
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J. P. LEWIS, Photographer, .
Pilot Mountain, N. C.
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