DEBATE AT TRINITY.
Interesting Items From the Courier Cor
respondentMrs. Carr Improving.
The cold weather reminds one of Christ
mas while nature seems deooiated for Easter.
Our place was represented at the Mis
sionary Kallv at Randlemaii on Saturday by
Rev. B. F. flargett and wife, Miss Weeks,
Miss Norris and Mr. W. N. Elder. They
report an interesting occasion.
U. E. Elder is spending several days at
home.
Misses Scruggs and Huckubee and Prof.
Bivins of the High School are spending the
Easter holidays in Alliemarle.
Messrs. Dave White and George Hill, of
the A. & M. College and Lane Elder and
Austin Finch are at home f t a few days,
much to the delight of their friends.
The debate between the girls and boys on
Thursday night in the chapel was very in
teresting. The subject for debate was
"Which is in the greatest need of an edn
cation, girls or boys." The boys were
polite enough to let the girls win and gave
them a cordial bund shake on their victory.
The ninny friends of Mrs. I.ula Carr, ot
(.'rernsUiro will to glad to know she is im
proving. She is still in the hospital
lr. Wood's family has returned from a
visit of several weeks at Durham aiuKiroens
boro.
Quite a crowd from here attended the
closing exercises of the Anhdale school on
Friday night.
Mortliville Items.
Messrs. V I Mvritk and Fied Osliom, of
Liberty, spent last Saturday and Sunday in
in town with their paren's.
Tice Vuik iumo'i, of lliyh Toint, was in
town Sunday.
J. M. Scarboro went to ( liecnsboro Mon
day. Mr and Mrs. llarrol Sink, of llij.'h I'oiut,
b; ."!' Sunday and Monday at the home of W,
1'. Craven, of this place.
Miss Nanni" Free is visiting her sister,
Mrs. li. C. Patterson, of ( Ireenslioro.
Misses Fannie McDonald, Mary Milliard,
Letta Jones and .Messrs. J. A. Ferre and
James Jenkins spent last Sunday at the home
of II. A. McDonalds near Pleasant Garden.
It. W. liiles went to Siler City last Satur
day returning Monday.
Mrs. Hubbard. Knssie Hicks, MaMie Jen
kins ami 11 T. Harrell will ut'end the State
Sunday School Convention in Ut idsvillc this
week .
l!ev Meltcn closed his sirgir1; school here
last Wednesday night
John Turner left Mondav for I.vuchhnig,
Va
Mrs. D. M. Meredith is visiting friends in
Cedar Falls.
S. 11. Hudson, of Central Fulls, was in
town Sunday.
Messrs. D. M Meredith, C. C Williamson.
V. A, Jennings spent last Smidav in Cedar
Falls.
Old People's Day will be held here the
first Sundav in June.
loliuson Town Items.
Farmers are busy preparing their land for
a corn crop.
Mr. W ill Johnson has moved his saw mill
to the Elwood 11. Stanton woods and will
soon be ready for business,
Mr. W. L. Adams has made quito an im
provement in the appearance ef his dwelling
house by app'ying a new c at of paint.
Mr. Henry Anderson has moved to the
. home of his son near Handlemau
Col. Brookshire will soon move to his new
home near the Walker Mills.
There was line fishing at the Johnsou
Bros. Mills last week.
Hayseed.
Mt. Gilead Items.
Mt. Gilead, April 1. We are glad to see
Miss Mary Bruton in school again.
Rev. S T. lloyle preached a fine sermon
in the M E. Church Sunday morning.
R. L. Bruton, M. I. Harris and G. Mc
Aulay have gone to Troy on business.
Mrs. Willie Taft gave her Sunday School
class ef twenty-two little boys and girls, an
gg bunt last Saturday afternoon.
John Hearne had fine stock in town from
Friday until Monday on his way to Rocking
ham court this week.
John McKin.ie an aged citizen, and father
of Deputy Sheriff Bob McKinzie, died last
ilie excursion on Taft's train to his mill
at Smith's F erry, went down today for Easter
accompanied by the Mt. Gilead Cornel
Sand.
West Kandolpu.
Our farmers have lost no time during the
past few days in preparing their land.
Miss Mary Frazier, who has been sick for
several days is letter. Mrs. Frances Frazier
is critically ill.
W. C. Wilson and J. F. Wilson visited in
Davidson county last week.
Mrs. E. K. Morris died at her home in
Davidson coui;ty last Friday. The funeral
was conducted at Pleasant Grove Saturday
The deceased was 70 vears old and her death
was due to heart trouble.
JnooV T .allium visited friends at Lexington
Ml week.
Worth Knowing About.
If yon need u first class laxative, there is
nothing better nor safer than that old family
remedy, Braedreth's Pills. Each pill con
tains one grain of solid extract of sarsapa
rilla, which with othar valuable vegetable
product", make it a blood purifier of ex
cellent character. If you are troubled with
constipation, one pill at night will afford
great lelief
Brand reili's Pills are the same fine laxative
tonic pill your grandparents used. They
have been in use for over a century and are
sold in every drug and medicine store, either
plain or sugar-coated.
Front Ralph.
Willie Scott, of Flower Hill, was ia our
community Monday.
Freaidi" Cox has been spending a few days
with his iMinl.pr, U E. Cox, in High Point
Mi" 'ey, who has been teaching
achooi 'us closed her school and
return
CI ' gliani spent Faster with
his Co' y i oil, of Flower Hill.
Mir- inningham spent last week
with lei ..urn. Miss Emiline Spoon, of
Kemps .Mills.
A nici liulo snow fell here last Sunday
evening.
Mr Daniel Henley spent Sunday night in
Franklinville.
WANTED -Two or three honest, ener
getic signit-n to solicit ord-jrs in the
com t.) If you drink smoke cigareit oi
f amble you need not apply. Apply to Paul
BOH, Saturday, April bib, lUU7 Bt Mrs.
Rush's Boarding house, Ashelx.ro, N. C.
Suggs Creek Items.
Wheat crops are looking fine in this com
munity. E. E. McNeill closed his schoel at Maple
Springs Friday.
Miss Venia Wright closed his school at
Auman's Hill March 12th. She is missed
by all her students very much.
Arthur Copeland taught a successful schoo
at Piney Grove. The term closed the past
week.
Mrs. J. V. Boon and children visited his
mother Mrs. M. C. Ashworth unlay last.
J. Wm. Ashworth is repairing his dwell
ing house,
Alfred King, of Biseoe, was a welcome
visitor in the community Sunday.
Miss Gertie Lucas, of Asbury, spent Mon
day night at Mrs. M, C. Aehworth's.
Rev. J. R. Conies, of Asbury, purchased
a line mule at Asiteloro recently and is mak
ing preparations for farming, raising toma
toes and potatoes especially.
Frank Williams, of Biseoe, was visiting
in this community Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs S. M. C Ashworth has some fine
looking beans four or five inches high.
Died.
On the night of the 1 5th of March Mrs.
Mary Leach departed this life in tue T.'inl
year of her age, leaving a husband and 1 1
children to mourn their loss.1 She v.as the
wife of A P. U'ach. She was the mother
of 12 children, the glandinotlier of 82
children, and the great grandmother of 22
children. She raised 1 1 of her own children
to young man and womanhood, and all are
married but one son and one daughter. She
was for many long years a worthy and con
sistent member of the Primitive Hnptist
church The funeral service was conducted
in Shady Grove Christian church on hist
Sunday at 12 o'clock by the writer. The
text usud was 2 Kings 4 8: "A great wo
man" Acts !!-."!$ "This woman was full of
gowd works."
She tilled her station in life with honor and
credit. She died in the f.ithattd went to
her grave without a spot or blemish upon
her life. She left her childien anil grand
children a rich legacy-a life tilled wiih
good deeds and adorned with purity and
piety. Hundreds attended her funeral and
burial. May the kind Father sustain the
bereaved husband and children. May her
rest he sweet at.d her reward glorious.
M. L. 1Ii.-ui.ky.
llome-.Made Catarrh Cure.
Any one can mix right atj home the U-.-t
remedy of its kind known The name "Cy
clone " is given to the follow ing prescription,
it is supposed, because of its promptness in
driving from the Mood and sy.-tein every
vestige of catarrhal poison, reli -viug this
foul and dread disease, no matter w here lo
ealed. To prepare the mixture: Get from
any good pharmacy one-half ounce Fluid Ex
tract Dandelion, one ounce Compound
Karoti and three ounces Cowjioiind rnrup
Sursaturiila. Shake well and use in tea
spooniid doses uflcr each meal and bed
time. lliisis a harmless, inexjiensive mixture
which has a peculiar action up the elimina
tive tissues of the kidneys, assisting them to
litter and strain from the blood and system
all catarrhal poisons, which, if not eradicat
ed, are absorbed by the mucous membrane,
ami an open sore or catarrh is the result.
Prepare some and try it, as it is the pre
scription of an eminent catarrh specialist of
national reputation.
KG DDL for Dyspepsia clears the stomach
and makes the breath as sweet as a rose.
KODOL is sold by druggists on a guarati
tee refief plan. It conforms strictly to the
National Pure Food and Drugs l.uw. Sold
by Standard Drug Co., Asheboro N. C.
LAND SALK!
By virtue of an order of sale granted by the
Superior court of Kandolph county on the peti
tion of James M . Vuncuimon, lmlnlstiuturof
J. H. McUaniel against Jmos A. McHaniel et
al I shall sell at the courthouse door In Asheboro
at IS o'clock M. on the 8ih day of May l'JOT, the
timber on the follow iiik tract of land, to-wit:
A tract of land in Cedar Grove township, iu
said couutv adjoining the lands of Alson Cooper,
Isaau Hicks and others containing about 850
acres more or less.
1 will sell all tue sawnble Pine, oak and poplar
timber on said laud that measures 11! niches in
diameter at 10 inches from the ground on the
stump.
paid land is known as the .1. H. McDaniel
home tract. Purchasers will have two years to
cut and remove the limber.
TH'Mn, (ash.
1st iluy of April lflOT.
I M. VUNCASNON, Adrar. and Conir.
LAND SALE!
I.) v u tue of an order of sale granted by the
SuK!iU I' Court of Randolph county ou the peti
tion of B. M. Reeves agaiust Jesse Cox el al, 1
shall sell at the courthouse door in Anheb im at
12 o'clock M. on the Olh day of May ltW. the
following nail estate, to-wit: A tract of land in
Richland township. In said county adjoining
the lauds of H A. Albright and others bounded
as follows. t:-wtt. Regmingatn white oak. ,1
W. Con's corner by a small br.nch and running
south ml chains and Hi links to a post oak ia
Hugh Mount's line thence on his line 4 chains
and 80 links to his corner a black jack, thence
south on bis line 9 chains and 81 links to a stone
in his line Ihvncs east JT chains and 4i links to
a post oak thence north 81 chains and (SO links
to a fem e thence east on said Cox's line to the
beginning containing Mi acres more or less.
Terms. ah.
Th 1st day of April mrr,
John t. brittain, comr.
NOTICE
C. A. Hayworth has this day entered the fol
lowing laud in Kandold!i County, u wit: A
tract of 25 acres more or lcss.ln Coleridge Town
ship on the waters of Deep River, adjoining the
lands of 8. L. Havworth. Klvira Saunders and
other and bounded as follows. Beginning at a
rake on the west bank of Deep River, norUit
east corner ol Wm, 8 tout laud and southeast
corner of 8 L. Huy worth's land, thence east
across said river to a stake on east bank of river
thence a northward course along the east bulk
of De?p river the various courses thereof to a
stake on the cast bank of said river opposite the
southeast corner of the Siou Cox land, thehce
wefct across said river to the southeast corner of
the Beth Cox land, thence southward along the
the west hHiik of Deep River the various cour-es
the various thereof to a Spanish nnk on the bank
of aid river, Ilaywnrih & Wright's corner
thence soutnwa.nl along the west bank of said
the various oourCK thereof to the beginning
for which without objection riled withlu 80 days,
from this date, he will ak lor a warrant nf
-urvey to the County Surveyor of Kandolph
countv. J. y. BOROUGH.
This Mch. ao, 1807. Entry Taker.
NOTICE.
Havlug qualified as administrator on the es
tate of N . B. Curtis, deceased, before W. C.
Hnramond. Clerk of the Superior Court of Kan
dc'ph County, I shall sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, ou the premises on
thelHthday nf April, 19(17 the following per
sonal property, towitt; One Rue bay mare, one
ood black mule, two Jersey mllck cows, two
bogs, one top buggy, one npeu buggy, (two two
home Nissen wagon, oue one horse wagon,
threshing machine hor-e power and all the
fixtures, rne good wheat hinder, mowing mn
chine and rake, cutaway harrow, aonut Nun
pounds meat, about 60 bushels corn, about 80
biistifls wheat, and household ami kitelieu
furniture and other articles Us) tedious to men
tion All person having claims arolnst said estnte
ure notified to pies, lit them to the undersigned,
duly verified on or before the -JHth day ol March
luottor this notice will he plended in bar of
their reo. very: rd nil i ergons mvinu ni'il es
tate will oome forward and make luiu.euiate
settlement.
This ith day of Marrh. m.
A. W. CURTIS. Admr.
A Delightful Dinner.
Miss Hhetta Blair, one of Fairview's most
charming young ladies, gave a delightful
dinner to a few of her young friends Satur
day last.
Those present were Misses Lee Ora Milli
kan and Mary Meredith, of Fairview; Misses
Bessie Wheeler and Carrie Cox, of Archdale.
Miss Ulair invited her friends it) to the din
ing room where they served a most deli
cious dinner, which was in honor of Miss
Blair's brother, Mr. Allen Blair's birthday.
Miss Blair is a fine young lady and is
liked by all who know her.
Rest is the great restorer. We tire onr
muscles by exercise and then rest to restore
them: yet a great many of us do not stop to
think how little rest we give to our stwm
achs As a usual thing no part of our bod-ie-
is so generally overworked as our di
gestive organs. A tired and overworked
stomach will give signs of distress to which
we pay no heed until ai last Dyspepsia takes
hold Indigestion is ju t a warning, and if
we hoed the warning we can easily avoid
further consequences. KODOL is a most
thorough stomach relief. It digests whnt
you eat and gives the stomach the needed
rest and greatly assists iu restoring it to its
normal activity and usefulness. KODOL is
sold on a guarantee relief plun. It is sold
here bv the Standard Drug Co. and Ashe
boro Drug Co.
Business Locals.
Notices Inserted under ttvls head at one
cent a word each In sertion.
Mo not forget that we have our
own Circulating Library in addit
ion to the Tn I hi rd Inn. Call and
look over the books. Asheboro
Drug Co.
Call and see new lioe of Uud
nut'd toilet goods. Asheboro Drug
Co.
Full liue of fresh garden seeds
Wood's seeds especially ,tt Asheboro
Dnijr Co.
New section of Tabard Iun Li
brary and new April magazines at
Asheboro Drti (Jo.
15he
"THE BEST"
W. B. WEBSTER, Agent.
ASHEBORO DEPARTMENT STORE
Asheboro, - - N. C.
Phone No. 34
GROCERIES.
You can always furnish your
table if you communicate with
Rich & Moffitt. Always on hand
fresh Groceries, Sauces, Dress
ings for Meats, Flavorings, etc.
Acquaint yourself with our stock
and save worry
See us for flower and garden
seeds..
Our notion department em
braces all the little everyday ne
cessitiesLadies' and Gentle
men's Hose, Ties, Collars, Elas
tics. Shirts, etc.
RICH & MOFTITT,
Asheboro, N. C 'Phone 34
Easter Display
of Millinery,
March 28th nl 2 9th.
On the above date we will
place on exhibit a number of
newest Spring styles in trimmed
and ready-to-wear hats, a selec
tion which will pf ?e you. We
will be glad to have ail friends
and patrons call and inspect.
Mrs. i. T. Blair, Asheboro, N. C.
H4NDS0ME-
Interior Decorations
I have a hanjso.ne line of
Wall Papers on hand and am
prepared to hang: or have it
hunjf ar small cost Come
ar.d see me if contemplat'ngf
interior d rorauons- A large
and varied It le of sa nples of
papers is also at the command
oT my patrons.
Writ i ca'!
iW. HAMMOND, a
Allred & Garrett
Below are some of the bar
gains to be had at our store:
Green Coffee, 10c. per lb.
Brown Sugar 5c. per lb.
Talcum Powder, 5c.
Lace Curtains and nice
Poles, only 50c.
Curtain Crim, 5c. per yd.
Good Tin Dipper, 3c.
Enamel Ware, prices low
as the lowest.
Shoes and Slippers from
$1.50 to $3.50. Call soon as
our close prices are moving
them.
You should see our line of
Hats, latest styles.
Highest prices paid for
Produce.
Allred & Garrett,
Climax, N. C.
IF YOU HAVE A
THAT NUEHS REPAIRS
or if you need a new
smoke stack for your
boiler and other sheet
iron work done I can
save you money. All
orders will receive
prompt attention and all
work is guaranteed.
Save your old boiler
tubes and have them
made new.
B. A. YEARGIN,
P. O. Box 217 'PHONE II
ASHEBORO, N. C.
ATTENTION MILL MEN
We want Yellow Pine
Lumber for Box Crating.
Write us.
Conroy-Buchanan Lumber Co.,
Jamestown, N.Y.
RAMSEUR STORE COMPANY
our stock of new Dress Goods, Silks and White Goods, which excel any
thing we have ever shown in Ramseur. We cordially invite you to call and
examine our line before making your purchases of spring and summer goods.
We have the right goods at the right prices.
Clothing
Our stock of Clothing is fuller
and more complete than ever beiore
and we add the new styles as they
come out. We keep abreast of the
times and are in position to please
the most fastidious.
We want to show you our stock of
SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFFS, NECKWEAR, UNDER
WEAR, HOSIERY, CORSETS, BELTS, GLOVES,
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, CURTAINS,
RUGS, MATTINGS, before you buy
QII IQ Our silk department was never in better shape. Nice yard wide
4?1L10 Taffetas and Pau de Soie from 50 cents to $125 per yard.
Stereoscopes
We are giving one stereoscope
free to every family that trades $5.00
cash at. one time and then sell them
all the views they want at i cents
each. Think of it, only 3 cents each
when not long ago the price was 25
cents each.
A cordial welcome awaits you at
this store. - .
lamseur Store Company,
Ramseur, N. C.
WAH HOP'S
CHINESE
LAUNDRY
will be opened in Ashe
boro, April 6th, on
South Fayetteville St.
Bring or send your
laundry to me. Satis
faction guaranteed. Give
me a trial order.
WAH HOP, Asheboro, N.C,
Any Young Man
Or woman, or Iluslmndor Fatlier, earn
ing a fair salary con lxvom a I'lub niem
lier ami 8ecure"our NEW SCALE )?100
LL'DDEN .V- BATES PfAN'O ot Club
price to meinlierg of !?-87, on very easy
terniH of pavnint a little at a lime.
LUDDEN.t BATES CLUB PIAXOS
cost club members iJiM" inxte.nl of $100
which is the rcpilar price, just a little
more than ordinary L'.'iO and .f'Tii
pianos, in live or ten years tliey cost
much less liecause they are still good.
They are built to hist A LI EE TIME, and
are guaranteed to do so.
You can buy other pianos, at or b1mh t
.$1'S7, but you don't get Ludden A Bates
TUNE, Ludden & Bates ACTION', Lud
den & Bates LASTING QUALITY, Lud
den A- Bates reputation, and in all, Lud
den it Uatrg satisfaction. Our Ludden
it Bates I'iano Club in connection with
our inexjiensive Mail Order department
saves you nearly $ 1-5 worth investiga
tingbesides, we do not collect balance
due ou piano in case of death of parent
joining -we give you a receipt in full
you keep the piano in the home. For
particular smd for Iwoklct No. I:! Do
it today.
Ludden & Bates 5. M. H.
s.uwnxah, c;a.
FOR SALE
Two Horizontal Tubular Rollers
50 Horse Power Each.
All complete with pipe connec
tions, steam and water gauges,
and 60 feet of stack.
Worth Mfa. Co., Worthville, N. C.
..
Come and See
lj
Beacon Brand Clothing,
Perfect Fit,
Latest Styles,
Best Fabric,
At Popular Prices.
W. J. MILLER, U
To
otton Gin
Patrons.
Our Ginning Season will
close April 10th.
If you have cotton for us
to gin it must be brought to
us before April 10th, 1907.
Columbia MTg Coy
Ramseur, N. C.
Shoes
Most of our stock of Shoes and
Oxfords have been received. A new
lot of ladies', misses' and children's
Oxfords just received and wc can fit
the least to the greatest.
nillinery;
Our line of millinery is the largest
we have ever had and is in charge of
Miss Bertha Battle of Morganton, an
accomplished young lady and up-to-date
milliner. She is just from Bal
timore where she spent about six
weeks preparing for the spring trade.
Call and see her before purchasing.