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THE SUHDM SCHOOL Lesson V. Fourth Quarter, For Nov. 1, 1908. THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES. Cox for Governor: Text of the Lesson, It Sam. xv, 1-12. . . M ' - ., T . HEKE IS T1IK LKTTEK. Memory Verses, 5, 6 uolden Text, Ex. xx, 12 Commentary Prepared by I Greensboro, N. (J., Jlllv l, 100S. Rev. D. M. Stearna. i Mr. U. A. Remolds, WilliilOl, N. '. lekr.'nsi.t. in. i7iu3n 1 tat Sir: Upon my return here It v;is a rare tliinjr that the 'after spending Sunday in Asheville, ipus able t.) write of Al.ralmm. "1 know , I found a letter from you suggesting aiui, that he will comman.l liis ohil-! the wisdom of nominating J . El wood oti and his housvh.vi.l after iiim, ami j -X for Governor. It is very rare acy shall keep the way of the Lord" ! in fCt, it has been only once or Eeu. xvili, it)). It Is written of so ; twice lu my whole life, I believe, a man as Eli that his sous were ; that I have allowed my personal cms of ISelial. They made themwlve '. feelings to enter into uiy newspaper ile. aud he restrained them imt. and I work. Ill this instance I have found Ifce Lord lonUed upn that as honoring j it to be mentally impossible to Wy its sous aliove God. 1I did reason ! aside my prejudice again.-t J. El tritli his sons, but h did uut command i wood Cox. If either you or anv E restrain them (1 Sam. ii, 12. LM. j other stockholder should insist upon 13i. David had ..no sou. a tine look- j thl. lnll,llc.ltj0 f ;l lt.ttt,r xlrirlnc fellow, whom lie no"r cvo" 'lis- his nomination, L suppose I would fcleased by asking him, W hy hast thou . i . i i . , , me so? l Kintt 1. 5, .!.) Uut he tun.- l'rl"1t 'Ut lf "H , , . -',Vl'." d out verv l.a.Uy. lie had a U-aulifnl ; 10 th :ulvRV a,ul lu ewa.l be tiollll uue, Ad.mijah. wkkh uitns .lehovali "ated, soul, -body else would have to h my Lord, but a beautiful name or , w rite the editorials supporting him. term or features count for nothing if' When I eanie to (', reensboro it was te heart is not richt !th Uod. Al.sa :u's name slguirus "father of pea v." amid there was ti"l a more beautiful a. in iu all Israel .11 fam. xiv, 'Jo. -'n, fcut we see him in today's sson ready to dethrone and kill hi own father. Absalom, havtiifr slain his brother Auiuoii. tied to TaUnai. king of tieshur, Ms mollior's falh.T, sirul was there live years til Bain. lill. ST. U; iii. o', ut David Ioiik.mI W ! him. Joab. Tirh iag David' lougin for Ahsa- km, brought It aNxW throtigti a wf , w-.i.uu of Tekoa k1u.iu.m- rivi. so All- na-oni teturiitsi k Jerualui. aim yet hv was there two fail year without sweini; his fat.hr' fa.ie (iiv. -.Si. ki due liiu.' Abtakuu and his falher set. Tlie king ktnaad bJia iTers- XU. lii.-a fuliowM U' awaan of today, whereiu we se i.bfcaln) atalliig the ftrarts of Us ma at UnuW aud under Ve f kwasiiat; a tow t tlx kor.l at tUrva aaacd kiaaIf t N proclaimed kmg, aayioit. "Absalom aViguelh ia Uabroa' frana 10). He tout Ar las farbar'a anaaaaotor. Abutvipbel. Mid look with him arX) mu fruiu Jrru amlein, "he waaat tn t)Mar aiuplictty aad kuaw not aaTtaiiit. uj no the X'ople InerAasad fotrtreuaJJy with Alva bin. ;uad the coaptrj aigaiaat I avid was strnug (rnraaa 11, IS. (;.h1 ealia Uraad Wm ao, Ula first fcarti, aud said . aara. Thy lauty was perfect throtiga ray eunMtIinet8, whi. h I had pet apoQ thaoi" and call aai him tho Wrly baisrad of 1IU oiil aaid yrt had aax. 1 kin nourished avid hrvugat wp aaUatmo. anl they kive r.bftik-d ahaat M' tXthough othlnK eauld puawlaly e aWae for em tkat li had act Aeme. Vf tn aontirmiuon ca? thaaa aCarpraeala Ex. kr. 2. 2S; kWAk. in, M irr. xil. 7; Ua. X t. 4. Tbea whaai J nana name la lumlllaUoti a taaar MeaMaii they de- 2plsed Him tad aaaVieaBd UIh and illfd ILlm. aad U aiskt rr thr-y aruelnrd Him Oa wamt lonta with Ills xtle baud orer tba aama Ktdron and fc the suma OUt (Tarara Zi, 90), for ie ptMple had aaid, "We hare no king tut Caesar." la dna time AUmIoiu was slaiu, and Da.rU icturMd to bis Jkrotie and kingdom. So In dua time Ac ereat advprvary aball perlah and Jrsus i-hall mign (Br. xx, I X 10; xU Bi. David did ix return until the nen of Judah a m tuun sent him this word, "Return thou and nil thy aarvnnts" (xlx, 14), and we cannot but wonder what might take place if iBk response to our Lord's threefold "Surely I eome qukkl" of Iter, nil tbe ehurch should a one peraou cry: "Amenl Even o comes Lord Jesus!" With nil her divisions and on the part f the majority no expectation of His return we cannot think that the church ver will be of one accord on this point, but we rJolea to believe that iu the fullness of time, the church being ompleted. He will come to the air to welcome her to Hlmnnlf nad then re- torn with her In His giory for this aubdue I j ammo Israel's aeueiit and all things u.ito Himself. During tlie tliua f Ills rejection tuny we 1 e found like the anrrauts of verse K, tlie t!i.O n( Terse IS nnd those of e:"o "!. It U surely a small thing or t;s lo sity as Ills redeemed, atid 3et s.iiiieihlns wo ousht to say. "He kohl, thy s.tTants re reaffy to do whensoever my Lorl tha IClng shall I'p'.int" an.i hold ourxelrea for nny :i nu. r of service whlly at His com aaainlmivit fl 7iro. xTiii. 2.1). The fri recall l!ie whole Adullaai atory of tfci; faithful f..l!orvrs an 1 tlteir reward when he cau.e Wi the thraue. lttal an 1 LU memorable waols, "As the Ird aWeth and as my Lara tUi; King llTeth, nrely ra what place my Iyrd the King kali be. whether ta death er Ufa, area here also will thy Bet-rant be," raaalud aa of the devotLoa rf Uuth, another aatitile, aud Kint na en tn the time when all gentile BAttaua nhall manl iest : aiuiilar (WvetWa t Israel l ause of the IxxA lw ahall reign In their midst. ItWk aulmihwioa to oJ is seen In hla Moding back tba rk of the covenant to Jerusalem, aay lag. "If I rhiill (Lad JriTor In the eyaa f the Lord He wMl bring me aajxln. beheld, here am I. Iet hlni dn re vie as seematii gnmi unto Hlai" rrsea 24-2GI. Ho was C'.'.rd with imr raw, yet his mtad was stayed upon Jiehorah. Our blessed Lord lu the BeJdst of His (rrent Barrow gave tit; eilsclplea His aeaeo aad prayed that hey might hare His Joy. a peace and Joy ludeaeiwlent ef otreinnstaBree bo rause It cameth ream 0d. Why The Industrial Nezvs Cannot Sup port Elzvood Cox. The following letter from Editor Hildebrand, of the Industrial News, gives to the public the reasons why with Editor Hildebrand in charge the News cannot support J. El wood not the understanding that tlie duty of linaming this business, wlreh 1 found m horrible sh:qic. should devohe upon me, I have, however, done a good pait of this work, thus relieving the stockholders and direc tors. Shortly after 1 came here 1 was told that .1. Klwivul Cn would help us as he has frt.tieiitly promis ed to do so. I made a trip to High Point nn l he told me that he would jjivc us oiu liiiml''i' his was "bout th dollars for stock, tenth of 1 )ecem. her. He said if 1 would draw on hnti on the loth he would bono; the draft, but that if 1 could wait until the first of the year he would ap preciate it. Ills relative. Snow, also promised to help us out on tie first of the year. I went to High Point aijain about the second or third of January mid was astonish ed, upon walking into the bank owned by (.'ox, to be told by him that he did not lmve tune to talk to me. As he returned to his private ollice I renurked I was not after an audience but after a check, but he made no audible reply. He knew that if I got near him he could not decently get around keeping that promise so he indecently closed the door in my face, and after cool ing my heala on the outside of the bunk for au hour or so I caught the lirst train back to Greensboro. Cox had broken both his engagement and his promise, couched iu terms as de finite as the English language conld make it. When he broke thai promise, and I got my snubbing, I was not working in my own interest, but in the interest of the only Re publican daily paper pnblished in the State, and I do not mind iu put ting it in black and white that if Elwood Cox should be nominated for governor I would vote forKuch in, for, whereas, I have always re garded Kitchiu as a good deal of an anarchist, I have always found him to be a gentleman in his relations with his fellownian. Cox told me he was not asking any favors of the Republican party, but he lied'about that, because In got his nephew appointed postmas ter of High Point wheu evvry He publican iu the State knows that the office should have gone to V. F. Hagan. Cox got this appointment through false pretenses, lie led the Republican leaders to believe that with his money he expected to aid the party and this paper. Hut whether or not he has in the past asked tavors of the party he is hot after some favors ritrht now, and 1 I'r"l'oaL' to make it my chief end in life to see that he does not get thc:n. cry truly yours, W. A. Hii.iKi;iiNi. I also "ot a frost from now. To those nffiiele.l with kidney and bladder trouble, bai ka. lie, rlii'.iuiau-m, piiu'iilen lor tlie Kidieys bring relief in the lirt .In-.. Iliindre.U'uf people today testify to llinr remarkable hea un; ami tunic properties. .')0 .lavs' trial .1.0U Tliev purify tlie bl I. Sold by Asheburo Drutf C.Y and" W. A. Un derwood llaadleinan, N. C. Even though he only does it once, the roofer has to do his work all over. Wood's Liver Medicine in liquid form for intilari i, chills and fever, regulates the lier, kidneys and bladder. brinH ijuick relief to biliousness. Hick-headache, const ipati. in. I'leasant to Uike. The $ I. IK) bottle contains 2-1-2 times quantity of the ,r.l)c. size. First dose brings relief. Sold I.y Aslieboro Ihnu Co. and VT. A. Underwood llimdlemiui, N. c. The only redeeming feature many a fellow has is a pawn ticket. A pail prescription U printed upon each "fie., Ikix of Dr. Slwop'a 1'iuk I'uin Tableta, Ask your Doctor or 1 impost if this forinulit is not complete. Mead paiim, ivomanlv pains, pain anywhere gel instant r.-lie'f from a l'ink l'uiu Tablet. Aelieboro I'no Co. Moat things governed by the law of lupply and demand, but the crop of fool's isn't one of them. LEGAL NOTICES. LAN I' SA1.K. Hv virtue of mi or.1. r of Mile anuitol by tlw siivrir (iiurtef liuii.M.h I'ouim on tlie prii 1 1. hi iu s A llrhlev, a.liui.iistrator ef Mury . Hcnl. v. nmiiiKl buU-llii Henley, et al. I slnill ell ai" the court l.our.ioor lu Ahvta.i at oVloek M mi tlie-.1i I o of Xov.unlnr. inns, one li-ilf interest in tile fell"ma K.-..I t'.sUte, lo-ll- Atraet ..f hunt ill link Creek l.mnsliip, ,u slli.leoliulv .leliue.l lus liuliiws: H-ullllllUit lit lurne riH-k oii the el. I bne n the Ilea. I ef hollow ihene, Suiilh oiilli. oM line 7 ehnun iin.l T-". hllksto II .oK.il, lllel.ee K:ut ll!l ll.-lll. 's line '..eh i ie a: i.l -.'Minks to a ,li.i;.l uli.l stone, thence .siuiili ;i ehiiiiis iin.l 'l links ton sum,-, formerly a Muck oak. tlieiu-e Kwi chulun with Nixon lieira bn-to a p-ist oak, original e..riirr. Ihi iice Norll. ith the heirs of Allrcl Marsh -Jl cl.allisan.l iH. links lo a stone in lr tJiii.a'n line. II. cuce l uilllsnnl HnlU s line SI chaius iiu.l M huka to a I'-'sl oak. on tlie old Inn . tliuucca S.mlme.st .lire, tlnli IS cIihiiis Btl.l j. bilks lo Hie hcBinuuic. istiiiai i.ni; hy estimation wo acr.K in u-cor less leriii: one iliinl. cash, the relnainini; two. Our-is nil u co .lit ul six mouths, tn,. .urt hn.ser nmn Ix not au.lu.col security Ihi refor. ail. I till' title re-ci v-sl nil the further onlfr o( the LAM' Al.K. Ilv virtue of an onlcrof mile irrniitcil by the ijH-nor Ciurl of K in-loli'l. Countv on tlie js-.tit-ii ,ii t.. M K'.. a li . 1 1 1 -1 1 . i r of'.i. W. Kox. uiiisi llii.iiuis I. K.n. etal, heirs 'it law. 1 sliall s,-ll at Hie Curt House iluor Ih Asnetniro al r.'u'cl..ck M on iiim'.'u.I lay of NovciiiImt. l mis.. .ia -loi.oi. I:...! l-i.o.-- toii: A irarioi i.i-nl in I.l!. r. v i. . m sai'l e. unity .lesi Mii I -reek W . I'. Ko4. . oinc! tilelice West iiloim Ill's l,e '..'!. ! ens to in-. ..rii, -i -ton.-. l!..-nce Sortn fl W.-i i: 'l' k . n- ro-ii.l bn'. c rn. r slone. til.-lice Vl.-t &. . !.i.;ti- I., a -t sill.l Kox's corner, theuee N.ulli aioin; Ills 1; 1 1,. 1 s; cll.lins lo a -lone iu 111- 1 Ihetiee .solitli :; Weslll ir cl. iifi- lo a -tone on sol, 111 M.I I'i. I. he Ko.i.l. li.ii... in :i .ink- to a si,,!,,., 1 1 1 . -: i e Kn-t I nil- I., i -tun.-, ii., in.- -.nth 4 1-: nam- to a th. ii. .. h o' .no:. i; ... : - i.iim 111!, .m chains lo lu ll Ko -..iilhiiionx ruer sioii,.. .-hams i.i . I'a-i luiis Ii, conliiin- line ' I i ha.:. :cc t i-l a 1..I. . Hi.- K.l-1 i-ik. l I Ml :'k t. I r ;;..i l . en. t!:e rc:i.i;uim: t-.o. tliir l-on u cr. .I;t oi -:x mon-li-. the pur. hu-. r UK i.mil uu.l al'pioicl sc. utitv thclelor. 1 ihe t:t,e i-isciu-i t:o the lurtn. r "r.lcr ot court 1. M K' X. AI'MlNI-1 K T. iK'S N:. U K. llavir.i; .U:i':tie t as ii.iuiiiiistnitor of the estate f U hiilott. ,1,-c, a-cl, N'lorethe ( l.-rk Ml- jiTtor Court ol li.in.lo.pli i unity, tins is to notify ill person- ii"..r.iii; ci.iiiu- itu-asn-i s no p-iaie io I'rc-cnt them to the uii,lcrsn;ms. ,u:r v.-ntl.-.l hi or Is-torc the l-t .lav of i.et..i,cr iwitt. or lhi lotiee ill he .',...-i i.-.l iu l.arol tln-ir recovery t;l jh-is-oii- in.i,-..tc, to -ai.l esuite are x cl.sl ;o make ltamc-lialc p.o men,. This the wtli ,a ol s. pl. Iww I f KI.I.IOTT. A lm'r. of Kllioti, Occeascl. Half' !-. ct i I tn defendant. William I'oun.l-. or hia 1. til h. irs will lake notice Hun an iiction :L-al'e ha.s heeli COBIIlliMlced III the urior Court of Kan .loiph e.iuuty to sell a certain tract ot Intel situ ate :m sai l county and Slate, in I-ranklinvill. towi.ihip near ldar Kailt. for partition, lu widen lun I ihesaid defendant. William founds, or the uukuowu hirs of William I'oiin, Is are in teresled. Slid lllesnul ilrfeo-Jntll. or defcnflauUi. will further lake notice mat he. or thry. are re .jtiir.si t, apis-ar Is-forr w. c. Uaininotid, elerk of the "iirior .'ourt of Kamlolph toil hit, X. .'., at Hie Court llo.iui lu Ashet.irn. N. I ., on the dtfe dav of Noteuils'r. 1. ait answer or aetiiur Ut the is'titiou iu said action or the plamtu! w ill apply to the court lor the relief rle- ulrsi iu said is'liliou. W. C. HAMMOND, Clerk of suivrlur Court TMa Uie 30th day u( September, luos. LA NO SALM. Ity Tinue of an order of the Superior durt ef Moutirniiiery county on the tiinu of Ctiarln W. Kield, Viwuu.r of B. Auwtu, deceatd, iiKaiust Hufus Auman, Sarah A. risld. fl aJ, 1 will tell al the niurt houae Ocs.r lu A'hcUiro al 1--' o'cloek. M., on the .1ih day of October, lwth, the followii.K real estate, lo wit; foar tracle of real aslate lu Randolph County. Tract Ko. I. In t'liioii township. Kamlulph County. N. ('.. adjotninK the lautls of Silas Lulhei. rial, and Istundtsl as follows: HeiOn niiiit at a Siunh oak, theuee weat 33 rhaiua on S Luther's line, to a mountain oak. Ihenrs soutti on Kiioch Vuiic.innon's line 14 chaius to a pine, thence west 10 I 2 chains to a stone, Ihtucr south on Silas Luther's hue SOrhaius to astoiie. liienee east 4L chains to a su.ue. thence north & chains so a doKW.xsl, thence east 1 l-t chains to a hickory, Stranne's corner, thenot north zt chains So the Is'k'iliuiug, eoutaiuiiiir UU0 acrea, more or lev". Tract No. a. Adjoining the lands of Solomon l.iithei and Is.uiuteil a-follows: Hceinn.iif at a -lone, js.liunon l.uiher's corner, thence west in part .ut the Ijis-iler line 4uehains to a pine, Kus. -ell's comer on .-solum. ui Luiher's line, thcuco north on -aid line chains to the U'ltuiuinx, coutAiuihi: liai acn's nu.re or le-s. tract. No. 11 In Uatldolph Cnurtr. adjoin. iliKthe lands of K l.n-iter, J ii. Parks, Will Carter, et al, K.'itllililliu' III a ris k on side nf the KayelH-i ill.- road ileal Ihe old saw noil place, th. mi with said road ruiiiiim; liorthwe-l I'J pol. sto a ris k on v.. I.as-iter's .,1,1 line, thence .--! on said line '. is pules l,i the old inoiiutain , thence s. lake, thcni e eu-t , II I.Uth. r S llil, il i.rncr in said line County. 1 ra t of . a- Hie Ki.-liard lids, if J O. I'.rks. I from It It I. lies to Kll.s h 'uiiealinou's I iilaiinui.' r,'.. acres uiore or 1,--: Ira, t. No. 4. In Randolph lid III rni.,11 toHU-illp Slio.,1 lauds. ii,l;,nninn the l.i I al ripu, , rill of llandolph ('. . toH. Aiiinau. illlllUK io Ira. t. No. :.. In A-het.r,i. lianHotph County, North Ciinilltin, ii'ljoiulliu Ihe lands ot Itri, kyar, tract and olheis t,u the street ruli'.ine froiii Ih. ,,i. liurkh.-ad Urn yard l u'ox road; lieiruiu.ui ill Ai en Annuiii's iiurliiw-.-t aorner. th. ie . ill., .if east alotu; Allen AtilliHIl's line to Aula. til' and l.riekfard cruer. iheiiee aloui; ,ri, k va', tlBCt hue and Hush . line hortliwc-1 p. K. Hush - corii.-r. thence ul.mii his Hue n,,rtl.w,-t ro -treet ruiiiiniK from the llurkhead tnnvar.1 and fox road, theuee alsxil southw.-l alonu' south sir.s't u. Hie bei;inuiuii cornel. CiiiUiiihk I I a acres, more or less. Terms ( -ale; 1-:1 fa-h, the on a credit of sii nionili-. the pin loud and approve, -reuritv thei life reserved till the lurths'r order C. W. Klhl.Ii. Kxtrutorati.l C, n'tniiiDine 1! S i-h.e-i-r nir iii: -for. and tliu ) utH.r1,.r Court . Itc'ore the L'Uvk. JiU'ob Steela Maria Simmons. William siminons, ) Julia M.s-lc. K ranees t. ele, J W illiam ecle ami Alexander Steele. ) The deiendants al., ie named will take anllee unit an aciioii has la-eu coininenced in the Su lri.,r Curt "I Kan.lolph CuntT to sell the rea e-lsle ts-loctiiiK w, the parlie. hersto. iu Ramlle- man iowuhip in uii'l Cunt tor partition. tliessai iiefeii.lauts w ill furtiier lake notice thai tnev are rei.Mir. il loni,i ,ir iu tlie office of the clerk msTior Court lor Randolph County on the -.e.'iuT , .-soTciin.r r.sis ai me is.url lloui in Asiieln.ro, S.c, mi,) answer er demur to Hi e.inip'.a.lil in s,. a. u,i,, ,,r (. lUuintifl , apply lo ll,e is.uit for the relief demanded in said clerk ui- Nouri:. 1 purrlse, at SherifVs Sale on the 4 1 i , ,lsr of N,.v. I'.IOT a tract of land lading in iii f c.o iy of b'andol.'li, mi l known as tke 11 eh 1'oii'i! Mining (' land, sud land 1.1 for taxes, this is lo n,,lifv all fiersons e nrsrusa that unless said land is redeemed within tkn t'nie prescrils"! by law 1 shall demand a deed for same. This Oct. 1st, UIOS. W. N. tttsi, Psrvliasor. In leoiory. Oil Oct the ldth.iit ahout s! o'clock a. m., tie deatli autfel vislte.1 the lime of Mr. mid Mrs. J. H Mel.ro,, ami elainiet t..r Its victim their el.t-e-tson ijrul Henry, auisl live yenra ami the e .lay. i, rut,:'. I Mbnt MMdlTihiit ilrciiil.lisia-c, luln'rculosi.-. He us alivaysa i;i.sl antt oltedletlt eliiM, To kti hi htui, uiu. to K.ve linn. ;-auwns a l.rittht little l.y, lull of fun uu.l B.l humor, uu.l will be .'really missel by the home circle anil his many Irien.ls. W lull- it is -mi to ive him up l.w in hiiin l.ie suiiinission to the will of tl.m w ho .IikjiIi. all thiinm wi II. He wiw buried ut M:. olivet Sunday uci. the lltli to mv.iit the resurrection morn. May we all live the lives we oiikIiI lo uu.l lie pn ..ired to ni.vt linn in that liuiil .lay of judi; imnl. K. -., Michlicl.l, N. C. "Kcsiilutluii ol'ltespert and ) uipntlij." WHKKK-AS, limt in His wreat wImIoiu has seen til to icnnit ileath's auel to enter the home of our faithful brother M. J. Ueiud, uu.l iiceorilinx lo Nature' niy-terioii.s workiui; take there-from j liu sou Waller... Itclll; there-fore b il re-I -olvd: That Liberty IhIku No. Cl.K. ol 1". cxleiul to the sorrow-stricken family, its l.i'K't ami most sincere sympathy, an-1 comment! them, to litsl for strength ami eoiufort. kii.olii that He is .siitbtiieutiy able to kivc Kui.liiiice under not ouly the-e but all circumstances. 1 bat a copy of the-e resolution- bo sent the bereaved laiuily, a copy lie put us.ti ihe minutes .f this lo.lce au-l a copy Up s,.m the Courier for publieatiun. Couimittee. .1. W. KKANK, C. 1. iiai;h..i r, I.. H. SMI I II, Jr. !lis. V. I.. Kciine.lv Dead. VVri.len For Tiie Courier: Mrs. K.-iiiie ly was a n.ssi woman, profu-se l rcbiou au l j oiic-1 thei'nunh early in life, she was oit r.-a iy to do au net ol kin.lness, li.-i't no tualiee iu her hrart t wai. any one. I.ive.i a goo'l. true chnstiau life, and as she lived so -he .lie.l. A few months ako -he Inu'iime aillictcl w-iih that dreii'l.-d .li-p.i-e icancer) ami uii'li ru-oini: two oi..r:i!:oiis at in,. Ho-pitnl reel, i. .ro. c.ime home w ith no hopes of ever uettini; well. Mill she .li-t tmt murmur, tri.-l 1 cheerful as wa her nature, never t let a hartow fall on her love.l ones if she could pre- mil. IuoiicIkiv to hMr kinb.sl. weep not for lu r :is she w, re dead, she has only ouo to reap her reward. A friend. CYNTHIA KOYAI.S The Tired I'tielliiK Is eurel bv I.itp'nan'-.irent K.-medv. It n! .ire- Ncliraluia and Violent Headache It feeds the uerf.s, in ike. the hl .sl m h and the .at cut trout, h you would l-well and happy ue I'. .. I.lppmaa - ..real Iwincdv Sold by AU l'ruirsi-t.s. S..TKK. Il:iviui;ualllli',l as administratrix -m the slate f lames K. Craieii. ,,.ceas.-d. Is'fore W C. Hammond. Clerk ol the Superior Court of Ran- loli.h county. 1 shall sell at puMic au.-iioii to the hlifhesi hidder for cash, on lha preimsos on the Hist day of (ici..l'r ijos. the followiur per sonal prois-rty. lowitt: Two head of cows, on,- yearliuit cull, ten n,s.,, live hou-s, some wheat and corn, one one horse wanoii. hou-cbold and kitcticn luriiilure and other articles ui ted, on to inetilion. All tsTv.ns liaviiiK claims acaiust sail e-tme are untitled to pr.-s. ut them to the uiil,-i-.ki,e.. li it verillci. on nr l'!ore the .11.1, lav ,,l , icro- Issr lisrjor llns nonce will he plea,le. m l.irot tlieir recovery: and ail l'rson owmi u d estate ill .-oum forward and make immediate seltle- metit. This 1st day of Oct. IU MRS. I. r. IIANKSS. SALK OP I.ASH POK PARTITION. Bv virtue of the power vested In ma hi in order of the superior Court of liavulsnii Countv, in afs'cial cnsKssiitiK entitled, lu the malMr of H. H. Pratierrt al.. K trv, I will. on Thurs. nay. sue i.-ui oi novemir, laus.oii tho presnses herelnafUT deserilssl, sell for partition so Ihe Inchest bidder for cash, the following denrrlhea reuUxtatv: K.r-I lot. hs-ated In Triuitr town- hip, Randolph Countv. neaudone fourth aulss from me rorporale liuiiu of iheu.wn ol rhoaiaa villc, on the Tnuilr naid. adloilillnr tint lands uf C. W. Wilw.u and others, and Is.uuded as fol lows. ..-win: iieKiiiiuug at a stoae, c. W. Wll sen's comer, aud ruuuing tlieucu east ST poles to a stone, theuee iiortli M poles to a post iwk. thence w,s.i lit p,,ies to a stake, sliuuoo south 7.1 -x ies iu staAe, Ihejice east 4f poli so a lake, theuee north Ul-i poles to theU-irluuinir. eoiiUluuu; M acres mure or l.-as. llii tract will be sold ou the preuilsos at II u'eloek a m. on the ats.ve uata.sl date. iseeouil lut. I.iealed III Th,,sis.il Townshii, lavid..n I ounty.and iu the eaaK'ni uortionol the town of 1 horns, ville. and adjoining I he lauds of Barrett heirs and others, and Isiuiiibsl follews. tO-Wltl' Heifilllllllll at a slo lie mi the north side of the llimi I' nmr.a l and riiiiiioiK theuee uorth west 5 .M) chains to stone, near the North Carolina Hailmad. thence south 4T est '.' M cliainsto it stone Jarretl's oomer. theuee mill i', cal 4 s.-, chaniK Ui a stone. Jam It's iH.riicroti the Hnih I'Uint n.a.1. theuct nil 6 i - easi i chains l. Ihe U-tfiuuinir, cotilaluluK l.lSwres more or less. Tins lot will Is- sold on the premises all! o clock p. in. ou tho above T h R M : Cah ou continuation of sale. This . tols r rth, I'.sis. . C. I'm, . omuiissioHcr, W. K. I'l-MtKKT T At- M'.urOA.JH SAI.K. Itv virtus of the is.w-er of sale coutiibie.1 I.. Moriguee ,,s d ex. euled bv K A :. e,l and wife It.ls. Sleed on Hie I-l .lav of March l'.'o.t.. Sam uel Arnold and M. M. Arnold and r ,rde.l In H,H,k 91 pus'.-His. in the Rcu'isp t '- oih. f Kin- lolpll Ci.iniy. We will ,, Uie'.llh ot N,, her Urns at i.',,,-,,ck M...11 lotne n'mh,-i ladder .r cail ou ,1,1- premises, tlie l,i,,WUI, dcscriiicd al estale. to wit! A tra.-i in ( on. ord i,,wn-h:p. Randolph county i the waters ,,! .Inck-,u Creek, hes'iuiiuiit ai a one Win. Ki.U-e rn.-r. l.-iin- as-re.-l lo I,y the as-reed f. hy the parti .eieern -d 1. : chains Ul liickorv ,,u li. s North I, ink ,.i I i. k.,,,, . l lllellceup -aid creek South M dcti West IS chains loan elm, on tlie hank ,,i .a!d creek, thence .x.uth M dcurees West crossiin: the eieek pii-suir the hla.-k oak earner -J7 s:. chains to a sum pile. Ih.-nce Wesl :kt eluiliis to a stake lu thti old line. Ih.-nce South ,,n ai, n. passliiK is.plar .s.rner HI 40 chains to a p,u,i-h oak Iheiic.! Fast u chains to :t I .lack oak now dead Slid dowu. theuee South 11 ?.' chains Pi it stone, foriner'f a pine, thence Ka-t is chains ui a su.ue formerly a black oak and white oak. thence North 3S chains p. n luree white oak oil ti.e side of a road (Adam Ihs.ver's corner). Hi e North rj.lere.'s West 5 jn chains p w hile oak slump, alienee Norm 8 decrees hast :t .an ehanis to a stake, in the place of a sp .h ak 011 the I, ink of Jackson's C'nielc Iheiiee North N ilcunsw West T.lai chains P.a-take, thence North .Vi deurees II li.'Kress Kastcrossii.s. Jm ksoii's Creek 4 chains West nj.-.f. chains to'the trln ninir s.iiminini; l.cl aen s laoreor bs, ii being ihe liuids 011 whicJi K A. Steed now resides. This October Oth, 1'j.n. W. W ARNOU). Kiecutoroi rstiiiuei Arnold ,n ui Mororiucee. NOTICE! Bids for tho building ;if itn open v.ood hridoii across Tuylor's creek near Jno. 1. Iywe s, in Ced.ir (ir.iv township, will he received l.v th Hoard of County Commissioners ut their regular meeting hm Monday in November, 19US. Tlie board ie- si rving the right to i eject any and all bids. A. N. HULL A., Chtn., Oct. 5, 1908. U'd. Co. Com A JcHtler'n l-ixprrlrucs. C. H. Kluxer. The Jeweler, lH.fl TirginU Ave., Indiaaiit) dia, lud., writ: "I M m weak from kulm-v tn.ubln that Iconic barclly walk a hau.lred lent. r healus al Koley'a Kidney lieiiiady nle.md my ooaiploi inn, cured my lurk noli and tha irregular iti.ss di viiiared, and I eaa Bow allead to litmin.ss" every day. and racouneid Faley'ia Kiduey Kniely to all ulfrr, a it crrd me after th dicier an I oka roMiliw hntl frtilel. Aahe'ioro lbaC. All the world may be a iUte, but most if us are kept behind tlm scenes. i'hrenir onstlputlsn fared. Oae who uff-ra from cWrouic rotistliation ia in riauier of many asriSM nibant. Foley's Orino l.uxative. euros ckrooic ronati Wlion at it ai Is diejeatio as suniubifcss l!m l.Tvr ami bowcis, restoring skat luitasal action of these oraiiua. t oimiiisbiss taking it to day and you will feel belter at once Foley's Orino Laxa ira its'S M aaaata or gripo ami is very (nuawaul tat take. KclasH ubstiiuv-. Aslieboro Drug Co. The trouble with the upstart in that he never feels downcust. Stomach trouble would more .piickly dis apiH'ir if the idea of treating the cause, raiher than the ehVor, would come ititi prac tice . A tiny, in-i le, hidden nerve, mcsi lir. Jsh.s'P, Koverns and gives MtreiiKfli to the Mtoni.ich. A l.ninch itUo (,b's to ihe Heart, and one to tip Kidney. When tli"8e "in side nerves" fuii, then the oi'vans must falter. lr Stioop's Kestontlive is directed spe-iiilly lo these failing nerves;. itliin IS hours afler stariitni the llestnrntive treat tnenl p itieuts sav lliev realize a gain. Sold by Ashebop. Hru Co. It doesn't jiuy to kick unless you do it with your whole sole. The pain in M.i's head has gone, She's as ' aj.py as can lw, Iler heallli is riol.t. her teins'r bright, Ssincts ukinp; llollisier's liocky M innt.iin Ten at Jiik'ht. Aslielsiro llruji t'o. The only true constipation cure must ln gin it H.iolhin, lo-ahiirf acii m when it enters the mouth llollist.'r's Uis'ky Moun tain Tea reslorea the whole syalem lo a tiealthy, normal condition. ,"i iv-hih, Tea cr Tablets. Aslieboro l)rn t'o. Men's and Boys' Clothing. A suit that will suit any ajje and form can be found in our complete line, A well selected line of stouts, slims, sin gle and double breast ed suits, any color you want. A large range of blacks from $10.00 TO $25.00 It's easy buying a suit here. Come and look at our line. W.J. MILLER Asheboro, N. C. Own Your Own Power! This Gasoline Knpine is sold on 30 days trial, with 5-ycar giiitniutct?. Write for engine book. Guilford Hardware 4 Machinery Co., tilttuKXMUUKO, M, C. SEEDS Biickhre's "Full of Life" Nnrthrrn Crowa ,Hl,i.rrrl Sisr-Hs I, ,.,,.:,,.... -.slvrarsol ticcessful st-rd gtuwuiK bcliiu j Haul. It pays J B4ai.t uie issst. Seasonable Specialties:-' HtiANH Karliest Red Vak-utuie . . J.w Bushel KHuiii-e I'xtra Fairly . , Jl.J.S Hushel New Slringlrsa (irerii Po.1 . i 70 KusheJ Wanlwell's Imp. Ki.lney Wll so Hushel Davis New White Wax . . $4 "s Bushel Currie s Kust i'r.a.f V..ix . ji 50 liuslid Extra Tnrty Al.iska . . . ft ) Bushel New Karlv Cra.lus .... so Hushel llorhml's M.uUet Cantefl . i. v. Hushel Buckhtsi-'s Luhtuing Fxpresu j.-,.oo Hushel Lettuce, Rsdiih, Tomato nn.l a full line (4 Set-tU. I'l.iuls a.,,1 Hull s at I,. wesl vrxwine I'ttces. Seml l-.r .-omi,!eie r.it.si-.Kiie r sul-mit a list tA yisir rt-iuirt-ninii.s ru,l wi.l qurie 1 n . es. H.iv direct hum the irrowtr Suc Maiiey. Write Unlav. Meuti.ui this ps.er. H. W. BUCKBEE 1W Backlm St., RxkfurJs.c-JFu'iiii, Rockford, It DR. D. K. LOCEIIART, DENTIST, Asheboro, N..0. It H'lM m' P' m " 1 " . ra. to Sjp. m OVKlf l'HK BASIC I am tidi In mt o B 'e prviiarsJ lo pactlca dent'stry lu Ita rariuus brauctias MA Weak Heart Action There are certain nerves that control the action of the heart. When they become -weak, the heart action is impaired. iShort breath, pain around heart, choking sensation, palpi tation, fluttering, iVcble or rapid pulse, and other distressing symptoms fol low. Dr. Miles Heart Cure is a medicine especially adapted to the needs of these nerves and the mus cular structure of the heart itself. It is a strcngtliening tonic that brings upecdv relief. Try it "For rr I sniftered with what I tboui-tit Htmiwrh tx.ul,ic. whon tlie ikx-lare tol.t mo I had li.;irt tr.uil.l... 1 hjvi xrUxi munv ieui,-,ii,.s wlH'ii tlie Lr. altl.M' alr.i.in:,,' .:,m! Into my hansls, and 1 -ii.-Iii.l.-ti (,, try lr. Villus' llart Pur.'. I iuve uken three UUi, nrM n.uv I i.m not suffcrinc at all. 1 ;im . urcl una thiH rusilicJnc tli.l It. I vrii,- ii,h In the hepe th.lt It will iiltru.'i l!- at Usatl'ia ot othwrs wtio miii.-r I ,li,l.'' siiirs. 1 1. iiAia;. iN, 804 attain St., C'..viiu;i',ii. Ky. Your drutjqlst sells Dr. Miles' He.irt Cure, and we authorise him to return price ot first bottle (only) if it fail to benefit you. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind Rpf 111QP Hn rr,,fc;,Il mtvt the P8 UtvOUov (lurintit of youiiK men mnt wo Hit'ii whttHrctliMTimiiiauiiKsUiiil win apprfiuaw A HMr uutch .4 liuble to caupe a vrn-ck mj it & pi tor m-IkwiI. The Pt'i-lo Schooli do not mn-k tin patm!ij?e nf tliiM who art hi hftU' lo Kki' a intUtm tK'fort1 Ihe? un pn'partl lor fk ur4,"stul eonv lnurcul iito atitt ititWiftfiMit rtiizenhip. wei'sivriaiiT wii it-it uie airoimnT oi wnooi l'iflit'n whu .tirv lo tihantot Ihoir iMH'uputiotk, hitch i htKt. ami rolloxe KnKlticH, mnl ini-iin- men wha Uv thntthoy are tmndlLnpinil btcamte of Infwriur irainiitic. Pecle Standard School of Commerc and English, Greensboro, N. C. S. BRYANT, N. N. NEWLIN President. Vice-Pres, J. II. COLE, Cashier. The BANK op RANDLEMAN Randleman, N. C. CAPITAL, IIJ.M. SURPLUS, $6.0. Six Years Successful Banking. Interest Accounts ami Commercial Ao oouiita SoliciU'd oo Karorahle Term. Very truly, J. II. COLE, Cashier. 0 K COX, President. W I AKMFIKI.D. V PteS W J AKMKlKl.ll, Jr., Caalilvr. The Bank of Randolph, Capital and Surplus, $50,000.00 Total Assets, over $::00,000.00 with ample awts, eiperliMice au.1 pmtwtlon weMilicil the Ijuninwi .,( the tuinkuia public aim feci sale In sayins: we arc pn-ir'.l ami wllliuf toeitend to our cusuunen. cti tt facility and ao jomu.odatioll cou-slstcnt with sale banking. DIRECTORSi w. J. Armfl.'l.l. T. 1. U.-ddinK' Dr. F. . Ashury. T. H. Keddllilt, H.'lij. sf 'flitl, Hllirh Hrk, W. V. steddinK, A. M. Hal, thl. I. kt. . Ar.uVM t'. J.t'os.ii. K fox, P. H. y.irris, U. B. Met'iaiy. 0, . ktsAlislcr, W. P. Wood. N. PCOX, Jeweler Asheboro. N. C G. H. Russell R. C. Kelly RUSSELL '& KELLY, ' Attorneyst-at-Lnw, ASHEBORO. N. C. Practice In sxll the Courts Colleejlo" era all Oihier B.islnesa Will be wiven Prompt and Careful Attention. Oflio in Hush Building near the Court House. I The Peele Curriculum I IS SUPERIOR j