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GREENSBORO, N. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY, 14. 1897.
PROFESSION AL CARDS.
Dr- W. J. RICHARDSON
; I i1i i-inite It'iilv Iti.ii-r.
xo U K E NSBOROj1 N. C.
r-iWill prii-tire in Mmlietne nd Surcory ii.
Dr. J. E. WYCHE,
OI.NTIHT,
: ri.
t
Dr
r in Savin Itank iluildinst.
Mnth Kim Btrec, (irec'hHlmro, N. C.
J.; HV WHEELER,
Local Taxation for Public Schools in Guilford County.
In ArnnrHinca TITIfli o T . ti a. . . '
V .x. : T ' xe-oowuii 01 nocai Taxation lor Fnblio School and
Every Citizen in the Townahlp Will be Called Upon to Vote on TneBdayV
I I AD10th. "For School" or "ABainrtSchoola.w x .
- - ii rj lj
;been carefully prepared from the official recordi of thin rnnnt. .n,i
- J vvutwiu
The tables below hare
inform.lion necessary for intelligent voting upon thl. qneitlon.
M .:n,7.,ir C"U"V., """". UW d .h. brief comment. ,i
v " v ---w wuu aj ix ii a. in ii l ifiwntHni na m r a anv Aiai.4 x
prehended chufly by the city of Greensboro and the town of Hih Point that
ereon
5 -i
l K :i Op. Ward's Drug Store
Dr. W. H. BROOKS,
. j , . , pFFICH IN !
V fit OH JB"V3-!Lci2Q.5,
of gradetl Bchools by local . taxation
porate limits of these
and
hare already established systems
only, those portions of these
cities will vote upon this question. " ! ; "r ,u im cor"
S
LSSTSST CRASH,
i
TOWNSHIPS.
l.rr.(-IT BKMtOW nor. sic.'
N. C.
Dr. W.H. Wakefield,
i.f
.',r. -if
hnrlf.tto, will be In Oreon-
t McAiliKt House ion W'eJ-
aA, .hiljr Mill. ,
PKACTICK LIMITD TO
liar, Voi; Hti Throat.
CHASi H. STEDHAN,
S ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Centre Grove. . .
Clay
Deep River.....
Fentrers
Friendship
Greener.
Jamestown ,. .:.
Jefferson
Madison ..
Monroe
Oak Ridge
' Rock Creek
Summer field . . . . .
Sumner r. v. .
Washington . . .
:::::::::r:::
til
Mi ii.l. hIihII liiiildingf
lLKKNl'.OKO. -
'i! :-n x -
No. the No'he No. the No. the
assessed M?Msed. assessed assessed
No. of value of va,"e of value of value of
taxpayers whose whose- whose whose
that pay real and real nd re1 nl real and
poll tax personal prson1 petsonal personal
only. property PPerty property property
is less iAfm If ls$.000
than f500. 500t H-OOOto and
- ' -, H.OOO. $5,000. above.
W 107 37 , 3G l
. 170 49 69
23 19 47 44 r "
31 171 67 36 ' " " "i
OS 262 57 52 3
24 213 62 43 1
50 229 70 56 6
Go 173 58 56 3
37 138 30 23 -
65 133 ar 22 ' "'
43 172 ; 30 ' 36 X
51 - 208 40 54 a
49 168 35 29 3
68 246 41 37 X l
44 148 48 33 ;. i
C94 2729 696 616 . 26
. ! '
Double Swunk before makino- ,,n
made by Tailors, with cvery re
:: gard for perfect fit.
P
and
WE SELL THE CELEJi HA TED
KEYSTONE
. At
TRADE
MARK.
Ani8 ny
TROUSERS
CLEVELAND & WIIITEHILI. do.
1
; NOW IS THE TIME FOR
.... Summer Underwear ... . I
'..,-. x - ,
We have a large and thorough line. Ex
amine our goods before purchasing.
W We handle the Shawtm't ku u.". ..
D,,U iliil Un..ud.r.d Shir.. WVZiZZ
V
i .
4L
NeibnrgIi,H.Y.'
LOOK POR THIS KKY3T0NS
. ON THE TICKET. " '
If they rip ln-wear
You get a new pair.
No stronger guarantee can be given.
2.50
3.00
3.50
J
All Wool Trousers.
Our1 Great Specialty.
urn
x. c.
A. M. 8C-I.K8
f SHA1WV SCALES,
j ' (3 KE ENS JU )!(); N C
I. - I ' !
hun.W B?eCl'1 tAX. toT BchooU allowed b the Local Taxation Act of 1897 is te
hundred dollars valuation of property and thirty cents on.every poll. Assuming that th
of Guilford county should by yote levy this special tax, the following is .ooaent from tal
impie calculation wlllishow that seventy-two per cent, of nearly th
nships would pay less thanfifty cents more property tax for school th
ten cents on every
John W. Crawford, Will. H. ReesrWill. H. Matthe
ws, Frank Brooks
Fit, Finish and Fetching' Style.
Keystone Corduroy Trousers.
Outwear Three pairs of the common kind.
WORKING PANTS. 1 o P fn 6 OO
AND THE
Celebrated Newburgh Keystone Overall
Apron
and Working Coat, .75 to 1.00
pparent from table No. I:
tbatl uTtv centa mrr nrnnArfv .r aui . i . . r F
""-Ii !h! ""'"'"fourth would p., !.M tbe ULIX""?" lb'D
h..iS.Sa,l"i'm?'.ibtn townehip. then would h. their .t.Wf or. cnool. inc...
f moa IU.UJ f l.UU, . : -
e above townships
ree fourths of the people in these
I , - . ; .
leil
j (.'Nice in iiiai;n i.!i:in,
j y'; So: 1 17, Court H'lnro.
Only ..about one-eighth would have their taxes increased more th'an '$ 1.30.
W. It. KEACHA3I,
Architect and Builder.
XX i I : . ii.
ixlicoin Odd Fellows Building,
m ' j - - i );
TOWNSHIPS.
(JI.'EkNSHORO,
N. C. I
When in. Need Apply to ! i
; HEADQUARTERS
KOK 1L. KINDS OP
BUILDERS' SUPPLIES :
Linxo . . . .
Oment
, Cement.'.
Building' Brick. . . .
Building; Brick
Fire Brick :
Carson's Biverton."
Rosendalc.
..Portland.
. Common.
.Repressed.
..Superior.
Centre Grove..
Clay
Ieep River...,.
Fentress 1.
Friendship
Greene
Jamestown
Jt-iFprson
Madison
Monroe
Oak Kldge... ..
Kock Creek . . .
Supimerlield .. .
.sumner. . ... . .
Y ahington . . .
j j or m ,.n i( ui.nk try Uk-iii.)
lire; CIay..;.i.. .
"Plaster '... .... .i. ..
riasterers' Hair.
Koofiag Paper.
Glazed Sewer Pipe.
l-.wv.t .i ic tv. iH.l.vaie an.! n l.nl.
Thos. "Woodroffe,
. . Excellent
- . ..Calcined.
Steel Hoofing.
Steel Siding.
Clay Flue Pipe.
Polls.
J3
77
I5n
149
135
1C5
1G6
141
96
lot
115
130
112
134
139
I'D
i O
o
m
1 19
56
!"
?17
43
22
49
'30
37
22
jlO
i
131
171
1C7
156
191
176
173
184
118
153
145
1S2
14!)
156
149
AfJKTeKarevaloe of real and
personal proper! v.'
J3
$129 224
2n 04
113 CCS
145 ;.)C
2ii3 411
198 filO
278 104
179 720
91 250
114 732
129 139
220 239
134 201
141 093
120 272
-
o
o
O
$5 542
330
2 772
2 614
11 443
2 ar9
92
1 527
1 864
3 4CS
1 8C
4 134
5 100
'86'
o
$134 766
201 514
146 437
148 210
'214 884
200,669
279 086
181 247
93 114
118 200
130 925
224 373
139 301
141 093
120 358
Amount from reg
ular appropria
tion to
public schools
$355
463
3C7
423
COO
780
541
661
305
343
413
430
445
814
450
O
"c
$259
CO
120
70
248
97
154
181
158
218
lb4
322
149
155
102
o
$614
523
487
493
848
877
C95
845
463
561
677
752
584
829
552
9800
Amount
of Increase
i rom spe
cial tax of
ten rents
on $100
and thirty
cent on
: poll.
$174 06
252 81
i 196 4:t
I 195 09
i 272 18
: 2T3 37
330 98
! 236 44
128 61
! 161 10
I 174 42
i 278 97
! 184 00
187 89
165 06
3194 23
Addition
al amoun
that
would be
received
from state
treasury
by special
act of
1897.
$174 06
252 81
196 43
195 01
272 18
253 37
33(1 98
236 44
128 51
164 10
. 174 42
278 97
184 00
187 89
165 06
3194 23
Total
for
school
$962 12
1028 62
879 86
883 02
1392 26
1383 64
1356 96
1317 88
720 02
889 20
925 84
1309 94
952 00
1204 78
883 12
,1
' I i .. ..
N. J.
Y r j ; " " uuiuunw imouQi i nai would be re-
States treasury by the special act of 1897 for the encouragement of local taxation, and the
ulable for these schools from all sources in case such special tax should be levied
en that for every dollar of additional tax that the township votes upoi itself another dollar
fie Att'ot for "Tin-
I I.) man hli;iu-t
A mrrii'.in
lloa.t.-' j
Inje-trr'
: '! POMONA HILL ;
NURSERIES,
I'omoua, K. V.
Two and one-half miles west of Grcens
lorb, N. C. The main line of the K. A
IK It. ,11. parses through tho grounds
and within I IK feet of the otlice and
reskleiwc. Sal bin trains make regular
atps twice daily each way.
'those interested in
Fltm OR FLOWERS
, Are fcordially invited to inspect our
.; j: I ,YOU CAN 'FIND
(her One Million Fruit Trees, Vines
Evergreens, .shade Trees. Nuts, Koses
'ic.i in laer everytlnng usually kept
in jjprst-class Nursery.
Three Greeii Ilo'usesi
Fill
F,.
It sAfnlir u i w I u 1 1 ...
j catalogue Xo. 1 of Fruit Trees, Vines
etc.jand Catalogue No: 2, Green House
aUlngue, furnished free to applicants.
Cnrrespondenre solicitel. -i
J. VAN MNDLEY, Prop'r,
' : i 1 j romona.i S. C.
flrnoWs Bromo-Ceierg.
S.fn.i. rnrati- nemt for Nrrvoo. or Kick
lln I u lit.. Ilrnin I i)iiin-.t ion. Sio tJxnns
. ... imn-rni .-ourMli-la; alu J.ir lkhf0
nmlim. .(.out. ki.liM.jr liwr.ifr-s Arid !.
'"'r"4', Ana-mia. Anti.ltKn for Alcoholic
HI..I othwr riMnM. l'rito, lit, SCxtHil SUcvuU.
h.H..nr.-H.nt i -
THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO.
161 S. Western Avenue, CHICAGO.
Richardson 5 Fariss, Greensboro, R. C.
This table shows for each:township the number of polls, the airirreirate vain nf r;i a 1
er,J. the. entire amount of money now received bv all the school, in Wh t.-h t X "
portionment to public schools, the additional amounts that these school. nnM MMr.J T r - i T.
ten rent on inn c.lnoilnn f j ,, . . " BFC'"' ul
' " " vt'uiiiuciii nuu luiriY i tin IB tin noii. inn nrwiirinnai .ninnni ik.t 1.1 x.
ciri.l f .v.- c . -. s . ' i " ' - . - . . nu.uuuk 111 WUUIU ue
total amount ava
It will be seen
will hfl uiron tw iha
..... t " ' "J WI.Ik. J I
I.' 1 II m . . . s
the most oossible out of tl.ln r"-ni-.i " , 7. L" " "rV Vu"iwr" i1 in a P8Ion lft gM Iover8 ot their fellowmen, their
on the 10d and thirty centsn thl "3 vV 1, "0 cents country andVtheir county.
schools as a fv nf rl hl. .h- ' ... jl" ,V " Ti:".r ' - "T" M. D,UCD ioritspuDHc a vote "for Schools" is a vote
shall tne State shall have expired or or intelligent citizenship and the
opportunity? X '""""iJD 10 iaae au
A simple-calculation based upon the last four columns of this table will show that th nhiu .ki
rrom revolutionary times al,
most, I Guilford county has had
within her borders good schools.
At. La. . -
uu ucr peopie nave believed in ed
ucation.
containing within her borders
ine btate Normal and Industrial
College, Greensboro Female College
UU,"UIU couege, uaK Kidge Insti
i-uie, nnitsett Institute and othr
excellent high schools for the
white race, the Agricultural and
oiecnanicai College and Bennett
seminary for the colored race, the
only county in North Carolina with
two towns that have excellent svs
a m a J
mjuib 01 puDiic schools supported
nv aa a Mwa ? 1 m
j Matr vAJLttuuu, uuurora mav
luuucouy ciaim to De the banner
educational county of the State and
should reel a just pride in preserv
ing this proud educational pre
eminence by taking the lead now
in local taxation for better public
schools in her rural dintriVta ni
thus making herself a benediction,
an inspiration, and a landable ex
ample for emulation to her sister
counties. ' . .
Every citizen of iheee townships
on the tenth of August next will
stand face to face with one of the
most important questions that ever
confronted a free Deorjle: aoueaiion
of the most transcendent impor
tance to the present and future of
Guilford county that ever has been
or ever will be presented to the peo
ple of this county. Laying aside
all political, racial and' personal
prejudices, our people should meet
Sold by Matthews, Chisholm & Strond
H- R. PROSPECTING PARTY.
fund ,. ,hw r..h,p. would ii inCre.d ibou, ST jio. ow. t r. , t.iS
snjety and the hapjiess that lie
therein. A vote "Against Schools"
is a vote for ignorant citizenship and
the danger and the unhappiness that
lie therein. J. Y. Jotmer.
TOWNsmrs.
i of , a great variety of Flowers and
ngb Plants. ;jt Koses for Spring
Centre Grove
Clay.....
Deep River . .
Fentress .
Friendship . .
Greene .". .r-. . . ... . .
lamectown
Jetferson
Madison . 7
Monroe ....
Oak Ridge....."!
Rock Creek.
Sumtnerfltld'
Sumner
Washington .-
So. of children
of school age.
198
282
238
259
383
515
424
401
181
220
366
290
236
440
269
4701 1647 C343
Number
of
public
schools
now.
Number of
schools
under new
, law, with
average
of not less
than 65
children..
Average
amount to
each
school.
from reg
ular apportionment
to
public
schools!
122 SO
104 60
121,7?
98 GO
141:33
109 62
, 99 2.1
V 120; 71"
115 75
112 20
96 W
107 42
146 00
103 62.
110 40
Amount
to each
school
from all
sources
special
tax of ten
cents on
$100val.o
property
andthirtv
cents on
poll is
levied.
Croup;
Coughs,
Tooth-
ache.
Diarrhoea.
Dysentery. ij
Bowel Complaints.
Sore, Safe. Qnlck Core for
X ; these troubles is i x
I ' i
The Bristol Courier says: "A
rather unique and startling state of
affairs was revealed in a case in
cpurt in Mitchell county, N. C, re
cently. : borne- parties were ar
raigned) on a charge of fornication
and adultery, and it turned out that
while in a sense they may have been
guilty, in another they were inno
cent. The evidence showed that
merely the trading liberty of the
mountains had been exercised and
. ' a 1
mat me parties involved naa con
sidered j it a matter of no conse
quence to, the public.
It appeared from the evidence
that one mountaineer had of his
own free will swapped his wife and
seven children to a neighbor man
of the mountains for his wife, a
any school district I m usfcet and a mooly bull lhe
fewer than sixty-Ave I parties to the deal were perfectly
i ft I tn A A anrl i ha I sincere ' in what thev did and en-
M , , - . maw uu I t J
be but a small
in apme townships the number would not be changed and in a few it would be without a thought of violating any
sv . . i r i . I law. ine man with tne otner rei-
low'S wife and the mueket and the
bull as his own was happy because
$192 42
205 72
219 96
176 60
232 04
172 95
193 85
188 27
180 00
177 84
154 30
187 13
238 00
15059
176 42
Amount
of in
crease to
each
school in
township
under
new law.
Wish Mkn Know it is folly to build
on a poor foundation. . Relief obtained
bydeadenlngsvmntomsisshort. IIools
aarsaparilla cures and gives lasting
Hood's Pills cure nausea, sick head
ache, indigestion, biliousues. Alldruir-
gisis. zsc. j
Work Being Done on North Carolina
Midland Railroad.
. Winston, July 8. On Saturday,
President G. W. Hinshaw. of ihi.
cuy; vice President J. E sr.nr,
of Durham; Treasurer II 1. mi,u
of Norfolk. Va., and Chief Engineer
VV. H. Wells, of the Ston M.,J
taiir Railway! Company, will leave
here; accompanied bv Mear tvn
and Wallace, New Jersey capital
ists, for Roaring. Rier. -Wi'lkea
county, where they will be j ined
by a party of several nromindn.
gentlemen. i
The party will
line of the Stone Mountain rilr.,ri
to Stone Mountain, and then over
the proposed extension via Dama-
cus, and Abincton to St. Pun! v.
They will return via Bristol uiid
Mountain City, Tenn.. Jefferon
and North Wilkesboro, N. C , some
tiaie next week. X
Onthe way, the party will he
with the officers of the Virginia
W;estern Coal and Iron Railroad
company. The Stone Mountain
Railroad Company has closed I a
trafflc contract with the Southern
Railway, and. itis believed that
actual work will be commenced son
after the party returns.
Chief Engineer Wellsxof the
North Carolina Midland road, has
has his engineering corns now1 at
n.U L . . 1
worn, urr ooui n ri ver, ten . m
bej'ond Mockeville. He tells
that he expects to complete
survey ofthe proposed extension
the road from Mocksville to Moores
ville by the 20th instant. There
appears to be no doubt now about
the road being built.
4 - II-AJS
SPEIWG-'C
I ran i-
Por
Merchant .'. Tailor
SI
BKOKTVHD XZXS .
I i
ES
Made-to-Order Suits. Pants and fancy Vests.
' rV ft I f tl it I '
a - Mi n )
X IJtftilftftO ,
'V rrr-y vV ill
Showing the latest styles In Cutaways, Single and Double-Breanted Hacks.
Prince Alberts, Tuxedos and Full Dress. Shirts. Collars and Cuffs. We will
have shirts made to order if desired. Canes, Umbrellas and Furnishings.
106 South Elm Street, .
H. H. CARTLAND,,
! GREEN8B0R0, If. 0.
les
me
he
of
An Army Incident
They Swapped Wives.
$ 70 62
101 12
98 21
88 00
90 71
62 33
04 57
68 h6
64 25
65 64
58 14
79 71
92 00
47 27
66 02
You bad better neglect any other part of your system than
your MOUTH and TEETH. Unless these important organs
are kept in a healthy condition you cannot expect good re- -suits
in the other parts of the system. With an experience
of twenty years in active practice, we invite you te call and
let us give your Teeth the attention necessary to put them
pn this healthy condition, and at prices thatfare in the reach
of all and in keeping with the times. . Why pay higher prices
for nothing better? Yours, ' :
XR. GBIFFITU, IDorLtlst,
K. of P. Building, South Elm St., Greensboro. -- i s -i
The following incident occurred
substantially in the experience! of
one who waVfor a time a mission
ary to the Field Infirmary of Jafk-
son's old corps. A." N. Va ATter
the battle of Spottsylvania Court
H use in May, 1861, the Field In
firmary was pitched near to anoth
k a t a . T
er nospuai. une day ,the mission
ary above referred to went down to
this hospital, and going into a tent
a
of
soriiier
was directed to
in one corner
: " -i : ! ! ! ' ' ' ' ' I
i . i .i ' 1 I V rom thlS table It Will Iia nhaarv1 -!,' i .k- I f.-L!jji . .... a J t
OsSfVsA.MksA of a areaer n..mh,r nf -.hl-1. .1.1. " II' " L"! 7.":. "V c'"nineni in
i - x - ; , i . race man win give eacn school an average of
I tf 1 t i"uu jb enjurecu, ine number iof white schools in th ont,i -in k f
i
from 29 to 20. TiW
in any single townshin.
actually lncrp- . "'v kUO wouiu not De cnanged and In a few it would be
would benealn86 tb aiUble o each of these sshools, should the special tax be voted
wouia De increased in amounts tarv na tnrn tn tmi r.u- :L . . . . . p.. uo voitu,
these achoola wonM v. r i7;.'. .V- . u" 'una .available to each of
,
OT1 a0 Ti M s7im9 J VI a Aa-t s
At f7.83. the average monthly salary-now paid white teachers in Guilford
'.
eounty.and $24.51, the av-
- ! '
and aU
firarra w. n.ll.tn M . 1 . " . J .
IV"5-T ""i" jrow paia colored teachers, this of course would mean lenathnin .kIT' 'VI .1 V
m - o "6 w mi uj ui ravii
11 cacu coiorea scnoc
iSnondinar ItiApaono 1.
! ... : ' ui poor teaenera nrs
h.- . . - - . .vwv.d, u u i lu wuuiU U
"t;:::"!. e! 'Teen wee." taa tb term or each colored school from eigho sixteen V7.
ui uu tuure monev wnnin aian moiin AnrrMnnmi t i . l . v
and the schools. The chief caiia of .3: . n"V7 1" ine euic,?ncJ of the teachers
short terms
9
twain
It la the trusted friend of the
y Mechanic. Farmer. Planter.
Sailnr 1 ... ... . '
A . uu m wci Kii classes.
t sed Internally or externally. $
Beware of imitations! Tale
nooe but the genuine Perry
Davis' iSold everywhere. X
f oc. ana Oa bottles.
anu poor par. An' examination of tha li.ia f ..kis
that there is an aim" si entirely new ..rfK:
salary, the pay is so inadequate that most of th hrl.hr-. 1 Ii!: "U" V a,10.rt term" nd Jo"
emnlovment about the tim thv ... -.1-; VV .",UV Fi-ing leacners seek more lucrative
of course some noble self-sac iX TK teaching. The
t
t
'
iere are
To sum ud then, should th nonni.'nr ik. u r . . . ' L
a - - w v affuuAw iiiiB a. w nan iiai (11 Bnwa-vaA-a m a a. . a a 1
ten cents on 100 valuation of .'a I" ?WTO "P01 memseives a small tax of
them would nav Iea th.n .i, "L. i "II" -u u ie pou xorpuDllc schools, ;about three fourth, of
For .very d of Ux thu. nafd thl "122 r!"0.!1 30nI a fre fA $1.30
available to each-public school would be inTin o?uXXyto till? The term, n
H,lni . f- Ti V Tl wuue scnooi 01 rrom 22 to 23 weeks, and to each color.d
. yii: lrcfnt of.ti1? Pceeds from the increased tax for school, and the coZor,, .7.
be ; rW': ?' :C UIX De r?V'J iDC"ed i proficiency.
. u .v.. vim iuicb tuuusana aoilara
he felt that in the transaction his
condition had been bettered, while
the man' with the wife and children
to spare felt ditto.
What costive people need is a natural laxa
tive like Dr 1'ierce'a Pleasant Pellets which Hie
powerful without being violent They move the
IxiweU gradually anl in fortal.lv but surely.
Vou can regalate the hino one two or thive
"PelloU" etactly as you neel. They Ptih
en the intestine to do their own work, so that
after their movement- have liet'ome regular
tliey keepoc nturlly of theiBhclveri.
his attention
wounded so!
tne lent, lhis soldier had written
on a scrap of paper, I would give
anything in the world that I pos
sess if I could drink a qurt of wa
ter, but I cannot swallow." tie
had been wounded in the Jaws
The missionary friend had a small
cup or peculiar shape with a pro-
JS.. a W-a a k '
jeciing spout, uy attaching a tune
of gutta percha to this spout the
water could be poured down tie
throat of the wounded, thirsty man.
The poorTellow could express liis
sense of pleasure and relief by
squeezing the band of him who had
just ministered to him. The mis
sionary, could 'not leave with hijui
his Cup, but in place thereof con
structed, for him one of different
sizes of peeled bark. He does not
remember that, he ever, saw ihe
poor fellow after that day, and so
knows not whether his simple de
vice Drolon&red his life arid aulfed
a 0
in his ultimate recovery.
Greensboro, N. C, July 14.
Hide Institute I
Sreensboro
"Fcnale weaknesn" eue nine-tenth ofiall
the wretehelnew wliir.h women emi lire. It rnu
never lie nermaNcntlv rclievdl by "hnal treat
men t." That i generally an exeniivc. fin-,
lulira-wing, make-Hhift. Wlitt tn -needed in Dr.
Pieffe'a avorite lreTition Ut r. a h the n
ncrmont nouree to Ihe tiouble and restore
health and strength directly U the internal or-'
gans. Thi" stop the weakening draim w hjrh
aap life's foundation; lieaW all ulcerated -itj-d
it ions, give ta' Hituriienti el antic itwer o
theiiinelve to oSrect iniHiilaeemeut of internal
orano and inipirt tone,-vigor and vitality! to
the entire reinie organism, in a wont I tic
"Kavorito Pi-encrijilion ' make healthy, hap)
wojien. . ' i
Forty-ilxlh year. Twenty-two yearn under nrenent trlnrlia)a. Min-
dents attended lust year. A lliirh Grade f.'olleire-l'rcriaratorv .School, with
clal departments of Rook-Keeping, .Miort-Iland ami Telegrafdiy. The largeal
and best equipped Kitting .School in the South. "Terms to unit t lie-time."
For beautiful new catalogue ad'lrc, . - j
y ,! Fx?otr . j. -A.. Sc JVl. PI. HOLT, Oak Ridge, S. V.
Roller Mills.
NORTH & WATSON, PI.oTpitlETOItS .
' ' - i
OTXZR JBTl A TTIDSs
PURITY:' A HIGH GRIDE PATENT. STAR : A FHE FAULT FLOUR.
- CHARM OF GREEHSBORO: THE POOR MAITS FRIEHD. - j ,
These brands have been put on the market on their merits and have'
given universal satisfaction and are pronounced excellent by the leading
familes of Greensboro and surrounding country. We guarantee uni
formity in each grade. Ask your merchants for NORTH A WATSON'S
FLOUR. j ' XI'
Remember we handle all kinds of the freshest and IlKST FEET
beside the best MEAL ever made in Greensboro. i
Mill at Walker Avenue and C. F. A Y. V. R. R
. A I . . 3 j v. -v.i. kjl iuc pruceeas irom th. numuH lr fnp a.hl. .- .U- ..... . . .
WantorfJIln Mn. trurv.nd puUMo c ,cu... II .T"" "!." .7"" .bf. ' f"t t.wn.h.p. from ,h.
wiiltu HI I lUCu ,omUmpe local taj- tnr e.hnnl. . a u L . - 1 luruugn ine puoitc ecnoois.
J! r?-1686 controvertible, facts staring them in the face
ust next?
THE CRESCENT IS A PERFECT VHEEL AT THE RIGHT
PRICE. Its reputation has been woo by its merit. You will be proud
to compare It with any wheel made, and you will know that your
neighbor paid just the same price for his Crescent as you did.
In other words erery cewf of
.. I . wiTh :!.townhiP would be paid hack to Me loAto' the ,ia
. wk... -".. ri Auor-1 ..-. tticsc luvuiiirureriiuie iteu firiii r.. i. u u. .. r .
u.i H..-7" -""" - w urir IIJUI tirtai uITm .... - . i ... . auvi. IU iu l.UD W U.L IB Lfifi i.n.in a riiitl..l I
.awK1rtovuoo. w-aiixir--B or me Toters in these townshlna tnv,.,n.a. . A"" .71 "-v""t ousiness-tiae
i-mw vu bus iouiu u.jf ui AUgl
'"X lj
(atalofaes Free
V Aetata Xvsrywasie
Western Wheel Works
c Chicago New York
DO !0I! II
If you Intend to build or ei
on Material. We will suri
f
f DOLLARS?
If you Intend to build or enlarge your houne. come to da for an o.Hm.t
on Material. We will surprise you on prices. We mk a rww-i.it t
Xow dont think for a minute we are selling below coat, as no one
a a. t .i a. a ' t .
can qo ousiiiess on iiiat dbsib. uur mono : large sales, small profits.
we can show you the largest stock in ihe South. . 1
Guilford Lumber Company, Greensboro, N. C.