CDDI VS. PEARY.
Utiat The wpprr Paragrapher,
Think of The Controversy.
on cord Tribune.
Both Cook and Peary will partake
o f the banquet first and submit
proofs af terwrirds. The wisest way
Indiauapolis Star.
The Koosevelt with a speed of only
five or six knots an hour, is Dot liv
ing up to the family reputation
Richmond Times-Dispatch.
Monrovia, Cal., has passed an
official resolution that Cook discover
ed the pole. The incident is now
closed. New York American.
Dr. Cook continues to survey the
jackpot with the uuaasuuiiug confi
dence of a mau who holds four aces
before the draw. Chicago Eveuiug
1'ost.
Probably it is better for the census
returns next year th;tt the Cook and
Peary paints did not meet in the
frcxeu nor'h. Indianapolis btar.
It remains to lie learned laso
whether the public libraries will put
new jolar books in the fiction de
partment. New York Mail.
The hammers that uailnl the (lag
to the pole are still working over
time. Atlanta Constitution.
There may be lecture money ahead
for Eiukishook and Ahwelsn also.
Richmond Timts-Diepatch.
There is not much left for us to
discover now except tariff revision.
l'aUimnre Sun.
Never before was there such a hot
argument about so cold a subject.
Wail Street Journal.
It will be best to have the south
pole discover' A by one mm at a time,
Indianapolis Star.
Christiana, Sept. 8 At a late
hour tonight Walter Wellman con
ceded every thing. New York Even
ing Mai).
In other words, Peary does not ad
mit his goose had been Cooked.
Knoxville Sentinel.
A revibiou of the map of the world
upwards seems to be required.
Omaha World-Herald.
Hattle Harbor is appropriately
Earned as port for arctic explorers.
New York Tribune.
Ilijjlit Hints h'ur The Housekeeper
Turpentine is the best preventative
for moths. Saturate a piece of
Lrowu paper with same and place in
box.
An oil stove can be kept n;ce aud
clean by wiping each time after
using, and once a week washing with
turpentine.
Ditnp salt will remove tea stains
from crockery.
To render stained water-bottles
beautifully clean and bright put in
salt and pour on vinegar; stand a few
hours, then shake. Rinse in clear
water.
To boil eggs without the risk of
cracking thtrin, hold them in a
spoonful of boilmg water before im.
mersing them.
Equal parts of turpentine, linseed
oil and vinegar make a splendid
polish for furniture.
To turn out a cake from a tin
without breaking, wrap it round
with a damp cloth for a few min
utes. To turn out a pudding boiled in
a basin, hold it for a few moments
in cold water; this will prevent its
sticking to the clotb. The Designer.
Word to Frme The Bool.
"Your sod has consumptiM). Ilia case is
hopeless " Thee appalling words were
spoken to Geo. E. Blevens, a leading mer
chant of Springfield, N. C, by two expert
doctors one a lung specialist. Then was
shown the wonderful power of Dr King's
New Discovery. "After three weekB uBe,"
writes Mr. Blevens, "he was well as ever.
I would not take all the money in the world
for what it did for my boy." Infallible for
Coughs and Colds, its the safest, sorest cure
of deaperate l.uog diseaeea on earth. 50c
and f 1 00 (iuarantte satisfaction. Trial
bottle free All Druggists.
Now i a good time to sow rye.
Bye is good for poultry, good for
cattle, good for hoiees. It can be
cut several times and is the earliest
spring grown feed that can easily
be grown. The sooner you sow it
the better.
Swept Over Niagara
This terrible calamity often happens be
caaae a careless boatman ignores the river's
warnings-growing npples and faster cur
rent. Nature's warnings are kind. That
dull pain or acho in the back warns vou the
Kidneys need attention if you would escape
fatal maladiea Dropsy, Uiabeiesor Bright a
disease. Take Electric Uittera at once and
aee Backache fly and ail your boat feelings
return. "After long anffering from weak
kidneys and lame back, one $1.00 bottle
wholly enred me," writes J K. Blanken-
atiip, of Belk, Tenn. Only Sue at All Drug
gist.
The Graham Hosiery Mills Com
pant has been incorporated at Gra
nam with a capital stock of $25,000,
W. t. Blackmore, A. M. Had ley
and Chas. (J. Toompson incorpora
tors.
Rings Little Liver Pills are very easy to
. take, are gentle in action and produce a
very pleasant effeot. Whenever too need
talve. ut Fuiecalve ( arbohzed Tber
ia nothing lxttr for cuts, barns, boils or
. bruise. Bold by Simpson Drug Co.
. Children Cry
Coca-Cola and lr. Broughton.
Turn Watton'i Jcfferconian Weekly,
On Page 1G of The Golden Age, a
well known religious paper, will be
found an advertisement of certain
Christian literature. The ad. covers
one-half the page and begins:
DK. BROUGHTON'S BOOKS
A full length picture of the Doctor
is prominent in the advertisement.
The Doctor is represented holding
an open book in his band, presum
ably, the Book.
The literature offered for sale in
cludes: "Religion aud Health", "Up from
Sin", and "Table Talks of Jesus".
By reference to page 4 of the same
issue (September 1, 1909), one dis
covers that Dr. Brougbtou is "Pul
pit Editor of I be Golden Age.
Parallel to the advei Lieliieut of the
Doctor's books on religion, one finds
a large ad. of Coca-Cola. The pic
ture of the Doctor stands side by
side with the Coca-Cola ad.
And the veiy first editorial in that
issue of The Golden Age, is a glow
ing endorsement of Coca-Co'a!
Religious literature aud a perni.
cious beverage standing together in
the advertising columns; religious
writing and the pernicious tipple
joined together in the editorials.
In the official report of the United
States "Homes Commission", Coca
Cola is branded as one of the soft
drinks which are iLtlicting immense
injury upon our people especially
the yonug.
Any disinteresied and competent
physician will tell you how that all-ring
drink "fixes a habit" upon its
victims, enchaius them more irresist
ibly month after month, and leads
them on to the terriole day when the
stomach, brain and nervous svstem
give way.
Cigarettes and Coca-Cola, twin
imps of Satan, the ruin of as many
boys as the barroom ever destroed."
Have you lived in Atlanta all these
years, Doctor Broughton, without
"knowing of the ravages of Coca Co'a?
The Methodists of Georgia are
embarrsed by the fact that the
Coca-Cola millionaire is the brother
of their Bishop.
Besides, Mr. Asa Caudler gives
lavishly to the Church.
But it seems that the Baptist
Church is to be embane3sed, also.
Earnest Willie Upshaw, the temper
ance lecturei! is committing him
self, his religious paper, a-nd his col
league, Dr. Broughton, to a danger
ous beverage which the Government
officially condemns, which all im
partial doctors know to be as bad as
whiskey and worse than beer and
wine.
Crimson Clover
M. E. Street, a Moore county
farmer, writing to the Carthage
Blade about crimson clover says, in
part:
Our rule is to begin sowing in
Sept. and sow at intervals to Oct.
10th. Last year our last sowing was
ten times better than the lirat Bow
ing. We have increased the yield of
cotton from 400 lbs seed cotton per
acre to i.duu lbs, witn a crop of
crimson clover. The clover was
mowed May 1st and the cotton was
planted May 5th. We have trebled
the yield of wheat with one crop, and
doub ed the yield of corn with a
single crop of crimson clover.
As a n.troea gatherer, it is second
!o none. In our experience not even
cow peas with all their luxuriant
growth exceeding it.
We always sow a bushel aud a half
of appler or red oats with it. and our
rule is 12 lbs of clover to the acre,
making a ousbel sow 5 acres. It
thrives on all suils but does best for
as on sand oam. The quality of the
hay i excellent and when feeding
on it we cut down the grain ration
one halt.
The dates Sepember to tOct. 10, in
Mr. Street's letter, ar-f no doubt cor
rect for the climate and soil of this
immediate section, where the soil is
sandy, ard toe climate is perceptibly
different from the clay lands only a
short distance away, bat we believe
the date could be extended well into.
and perhaps to .he last of October
in Uandolpb and the clay sectnna of
other counties in this part of the
State.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR1 A
A Woman Congreiaman.
An attempt is being made in Col
orado next year to elect a woman to
Congress. There is nothing in the
Conetitntion so far aa we can aee to
prevent a woman's becoming a mem
ber of Congress, and there are some
of them who would more fitly repre
sent their constituents in Congress
than some men do.
The Beat Plastar.
A piece of flannel dampened with Cham-
i berlain s Liniment and bound on to the at
' fee ted parts ia rnperior to anv ulaaior
nam irouoiea wita lame hack or pains in
the side or cheat give it a trial ana you are
certain to oe more man pleased with toe
prompt relief which it affords. This liui-
ment a so relieves rheumatic, pains and ia
eeitaiu to pl-aes anyone suffering from that
aisefeae. . eoia py Ail iruggi '
Woasa as Wan ss Ecb irt Bads I&rsMi
bj Kidney and Blatfdsr Troabla.
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind,
discourages and lessens am bit ion; beauty,
vigor ana cneertui
nesa soon disappear
when the kidneys are
out of order or dis
eased. Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that it is not uncom
mon for a child to be
born afflicted with
weak kidneys. If the
child urinatestoooften, if the urine scalds
the flesh, or if, when the child reaches an
age when it should be able to control the
passage, it is yet afflicted with bed-wetting,
depend upon it, the cause of the diffi
culty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due to a diseased condition of
the kidneys and bladder and not to a
habit as most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made raiser
able with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect of
Swamp-Root is soon realized. It is sold
by druggists, in fifty
cent and one-dollar
size bottles. Yon may
have a sample bottle
by mail free, also a
pamphlet telling all
a DOll l Sffnmp-KOOt, Horn, of Kounp-Rool
including many of the thousands of testi
monial letters received from sufferers
who found Swamp-Root to be just the
remedy needed. In writing Dr. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton, N. Y., he sure and
mention this paper. Don't make any
mistake, but remember the name. Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address
Binghamton, N. Y., on every bottie.
FRANK H. FLEER,
Therj? Chewing fJum Magnate, Visits
Tunniasville Recently Mold His
Chiclet Factory.
Frank II. Fleer, wife and two
daughters, have been at Thomasville
for some time at Cedar Lodge, Mr.
Fier's 6hoo ing preserve. They
came in automobiles, a Royal Tourist
and a St arues being used. Cedar
Lodge was formerly the home of the
late Joht W. Thomas, founder of
Thomasville, and the house now used
by Mr. Fleer was built by Mr.
Thomas aud Mr. Fleer has been
.careful in making additions to always
preserve the antique appearance of
the old Thomas homestead. Mr.
Fleer has bought np a 'arge tract if
land adjoining his preserve and is
now trying his hand at farming.
He claims to be an agriculturist in
stead of a fanner. He explains the
difference: ''A farmer makes his
money in the country and spends it
i i town: an agriculturist makes his
money in the city and spends it in
tue country.
Mr. Fleer, the "chiclet" man" re
cently sold, it is said, his chewing
gum factory for $2,600,000, and still
retained in the factory a larger inter,
eit than the entire plant cost him.
To Coasamptlvei.
Edward A. Wilson's. Preparation of Hypo
phosphites and Blodgett from the original
formula is the Sovereign Remedy for Ubn
sumption, Ami ma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, La
Grippe, Coughs, Colds, and all Lung and
Throat Maladies.
Thoasands of people say they have been
relieved by it
I hose who have used it will have no other
and recommend it to their fellow sufferers.
It has cured many after they were given
up as incurable by their physicians.
1 his r imedy baa len in use for over 48
years, and your druggist can procure it with
fu 1 directions and advice from the leading
Wholesale Druggists, or from me direct.
For full particulars, testimonials, etc.,
address C. A. Abbott, Sols Agent, 60 Ann
Street, New York, N. Y.
f&Vention. this Paper.
Mrs. . . Moffitt, State, Regent
of the Daughters of the Revolution,
w a in Charlotte recently as
a guest at the meeting of the
Daughters of the Revolution. In
an account of the meeting the Ob
server says : "Happy were the words
of greeting of Mrs. Mount who said
thtt she represented another organ
ization of revolutionary descendants
similar to the one in se-sion, yet
there is work enough for all to do.
The Daughters of the Revolution
in North Carolina send greetings to
the Daughters of the American Rev
olution. We are all engaged in a
great, patriotic work. Our narticu-
Ur work is tue publication of the
North Carolina Booklet. We have
four chapters of the Daugh
ters of the Revolution with sixty
members. We do u t desire ia any
way to conflict with the D. A. R.,
bat are endeavoring to organize other
chapters. One of the highest and
most important organizations in the
perpetnation of peace among the
nations.
Haw to Car aCald.
Be aa careful ss yon can. vou will occa
sionally take cold, and when you do, get
medicine of known reliability, one that bs
aa established reputation and that is certain
to effect a quick ours Such a medicine is
Chamberlain 'a Cough Remedy. It has
gained a world wide reputation by its re
markable cures of this most common ail
ment. and can alwava be deneaded nnon.
It acta on nature's plan, relieve the lunga.
aids expectoration, opens the secretions and
aids nature in restoring the system to a
neaitoy condition, for sal by Alt. UrSg
gists. -
Miss Lncy May field Cole, of Con
cord, will be married to Thomas J.
Gattir, the pnpnlar traveling passen
ger agent of the Seaboard Air Line
railway, at Goldsboro Octob r 19th-
CHRITTIAX REID'S ALABAMA.
September 29th was the centenary
of the Confederate Admiral Smmes,
one of the great naval fighters of
history.
Below we give Mrs. Tiernan's
Alabama, the Admiral's vessel.
Mrs. Tiernan's maiden name was
Frances Fisher, a sister of Col. Chas.
Fisher. She lives in Salisbury,
N. U.
Far sway in foreign waters
There was vengeance in the name,
And terror to the trader,
In the Alabama's fame!
Far beneath the southern hea ens,
An !eneath the northern stars,
Did s-lie bear unblenched the honor
Of i lie banner of the bars!
Where the bright sea of the tropics
Liy a sheen of burning gold,
Where the icebergs of the Arctici
Gleamed amid the frigid cold.
Where the coral islands clustered
In the purple Indian calm,
Wlire the Mexico mountains bore aloft
Tlieir coronals of palm.
Where the Africa headlands towered
O'er the ocean's broad expanse,
Where the laughing southern waters kissed
The sunny shores of France;
Where'er a Yankee vessel
Spread her canvas to the breeze,
Hie did well to watch the comming
Of the ranger of the seas.
he ilid well to read the warning
(if the wrecks upon her path,
i M the burning ghv tlia. lit the xky
In sudden sign of wrath;
She did well to re -f icr outspread sails,
And yield the hopele-i fight,
When the 8taunehet rov t of the seas
Came bearing into sight.
Ah, long Khali dwell in tale and song
1 be Alabama s lame!
And men shall speak with glowing breath
Her proud and spotless name!
Long shall the story still be told
Of how she swept the seas.
And flung the starlight of our 11 ig
To every oceau breeze!
And honored long the lion-heart
That o'er her held command.
Ml honor to the dauntless breast,
That ever fearless hand!
Thrice honored, Mo, the sword that rests
A thousand fathoms deep,
Where surges foam and waters dash
And winds above it sweep.
Like a hero clad in armour,
True to the very last.
fhe Alabama died no death
That could disgrace her past.
The free child of the waters,
She sank beneath the wave,
And, with her flag s'ill flying, found
An unpolluted grave.
Christian Reib.
A Scheme to Lengthen Lite.
Professor Metchnikoff, of the Paris
Pasteur Institute, in ex peri men. s
which he has been conducting for
several years, has devloped the the
ory that death h a disease, doe to the
formation of putrefactive bacteria.
These bacteria, which produce dead
ly poisons, from n the large intes
tines and their eflect is to poison the
blood, causing the hardening of the
blood vessel walls.
It is a well known medical fact
that hardening of the walls of the
blood vessels, the tightening of the
arteries, and other phenomena of old
age, often occur in very young per
sons as a result of certain diaiaies.
Young persons afflicted with prolong
ed poisoning with such a metal as
lead frequently take on the appear
ance of old age.
By analogy, Prof. i Metchnikoff con
cludes that the constant absorption
of some similar poison is responsible
for the early appearance of old age
in men. The eminent scientists con
nected with the Pasteur Institute
and otrer famous European special
ids, accenting this thexry, have set
to work to discover the means ol nd
uing the 'intestines of pa tref active
bacteria.
pOR economy
in the table
expenses increase
the amount of
Quaker Oats; eat it
at least twice a day.
It does more than
other foods and
costs only a frac
tion as much.
In the death of Noah Jarrell at
High Point, last week, an account
of which was published ia the Cou
rier, one is leminded of the past.
Mr. Jarrell was one of the founders
of High Point. Hf and his brother,
the late M. Jarrell, were leading
spirits in the early days of High
Point's progress. No man did so
much for High Point as did the late
ManUlT Jarrell. The example he
set on all occasions were not the
best, bnt he was always doing some
thing for bis town. His one steady
fixed purpose was to help build np
High Point,
Cook says he did it Peary says he did
it, bat (he chances are neither one did it
unless he took Hollisier'a Rooky Mountain
Tea. .It is th most searching and finding
remedy there ia bo doubt after taking as
sure aa you take it yon get roenlt. Po it
tonight. Ashhoro Druf Co.
Rheumatism
Do you want to get rid
of it ? If so, take Dr. Miles
Nervine modified as di
rected in pamphlet around
bottle. In addition to tlie
direct curative properties
it has a soothing effect up
on the nervous system by
which the rheumatic
pains are controlled, and
rest and sleep assured.
It has made many cures
of this painful disease,
some of them after years
of suffering. If it will
cure others why not you.
If your case is compli
cated, write us for advice,
it costs you nothing and
may save you prolonged
suffering.
"I was so crippled that I could
scarcely walk. After hnvliiR my shoes
on for an hour or two I cmild manage
to walk by siifTeriiiR the pain. Then
I besan to have pnlns all through
my system. My doctor tolil me I had
an unite attu.-k of inflammatory
rheumiillsm. I read about Or. Miles'
Nervine, bought n bottle and I com
menced to get better from the start
and for the pust six months have
scarcely any pain, and am able to
walk as well as ever."
J AS. II. SANDERS.
P. O. Box 6, Kockaway. N. J.
Your druggist sells r. Miles' Nerv
Ins, and we authorize him to return
price of first bottle (only) if It fall
to benefit you.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Send your orders for JOB
PRINTING to The Courier.
Good work right prices.
NOW
is the time
PLANTERS
have a special price on FARMERS' PRIDE Corn
Planters, with fertilizer attachment of 10.00 each, if
you are needing one, call to see ns before they are
gone.
McCrary - Redding Hardware Company
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The Bank Account
Is the first etep toward success.
Protects your family in emergencies.
Educates your children.
Makes you independent.
Gives you better standing in the community.
Is a valuable aid in any enterprise undertaken
anywhere by anybody under any condi
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One Immediately.
4 per cent, interest paid on Savings accounts.
Interest period starts October 1st.
CAPITAL . . $600.000 00
Surplus and Profits 200.000.00
Wachovia Loan & Trust Co.
High Point, N. G.
Low Tares
to Seattle
$562 for round trip between
Chicago and Seattle for
the Alaska-Uukon-Pacific
Exposition via the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
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WANTED 6 yonng men
and 4 young ladies ts pre
pare for fall positions bow
open Position secured or
money paid for tuition re
funded For information
write Peele's School pf Com
merce, Oreemboro, N. C.
Entrance Examination Jan. 2d,
Th 9 is our t3?alar ssmi
annva.1 competitive exam
inati i and fa open to any
person- who wisheo to
take it. No charge is
made to applicants.
Peele Standard School of Commerce
and English, Greensboro. N. G.
Having quallHed af adralnlatratrlz on the es
tate of William Willlamii, deceased, 1 hereby
notify all nemnnii having claims against said ea
late to present them to the undeniirned, duly
verified, on or before the 3rrt day of Pent. 1810
or this uotice will be pleaded in bar of their re"
cover?; und all penona owl nit said estate will
come forward and make immediate, settlement.
Thi 'J3rd day of -ept loot.
Mareuret Williams, Admx.,
William Williams, dee'd.
Hammer & Kelly Attys.
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