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McDowell Building
Aihvboro. .V. C.
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Asheboro, N. G
0. R, COX, President W, J. ARMFIELO, V-Pres
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J. 0. ROSS, Asst. Cashier
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Asheboro, N. C.
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THE CITY 0F CLTOGHEa.
Pastor Russell qf the Brooklyn Tabernacle America's Ufciqtritmis
Preacher His Remarkable Foreign Tour and His Return.
Comments of
From the London (England) Chr'-nian
Olobu. May 6, 1UW.J
SINCE tUe U:iys of Henry Ward
Beoeliir mid Pr. Tiiluiage no
pronckcr has occupied so proni
iiietit a position la the Tuited
States of America as I'astor Kussoll of
PASTOR RUSSELL SPEAKING IN ROYAL ALBERT HALL.
The Royal Attxat ball, London, England, is the largest and finest auditorium in the world. It was here that
Pastor Buseell delivered hip now famous remarks of consolation and comfort to the, bereaved royal family of toe
late Kins ErVward VII. Pastor Braeell was the principal speaker in the three. Rojsal Albert hall 1810 Sunday May
meeting of the Internettottel Bible Students' Association held May 8, 15 and 22 respectively. His opening rmars
REPRODUCED FROM "BLACK AND WHITE," LONDON'S PRINCIPAL ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER.
on the Sunday evening following the death of King Edward VII. were well received by the Eritlah public, being ca
bled to and published by the various leading papers in New York city. During' bis European tour the principal
London and New Xortt newspapers made veryiavorable comments concerning Pastor Boasell and his work.
Brooklyn Tabernacle holds today. Now
we on this side of the Atlantic are to
be privileged to listen to the man the
announcement of whose name fills to
overflowing the largest t-lls In the
United States.
Pastor Eussell will be the principal
Have You Tried It?
There is a bottle of Cardui waiting for you at the
drug store. Have you tried it?
If not we urge you to do so, before your troubles
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them out
Even now, it may be nearly too late. But try it any
how. If anything can help you, Cardui will. It has helped
in thousands of cases, where other medicines had been
tried in vain. Why should it not do the same for you?
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writes Mrs. Laura Lawrence, of Drennon Springs, Ky.
"Nothing I tried helped my daughter, until she had
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of your 'medicine and got a $1 bottle. When .she had '
taken four doses she became all right I often recommend '
Cardoi to my friends."
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PREACHER
Foreign Journals on
speaker at the meetings of the Inter-
iiiitiounl Bible Students' associations
moetiugs, which are to be held at the
Albert hall on the evening of Sunday
next and the two following Sundays.
He will in addition visit during the
next three weeks the principal citWs
and towns In England, Scotland and
Ireland.
Like Beecher and Talmage, bpth of
the same City of Churches, Pastor
Russell Is an independent teacher, not
allied to any particular denomination
al organization, giving bis time, his
OF
nis Work.
strength and his great powers of ora
tory to the molding of public thought
"with malice toward none, with char
ity for nil." Above all, the pastor
may be desci'Jlxsd as strictly orthodox.
Although Tastor Kussell holds to the
Bible tenaciously, he claims to have
proved that on some points it has been
misunderstood by both friends and foes.
In his search for a basis upon which
to build his hope for future bliss he
undertook a lengthy investigation of
the claims of Confucius, Mohammed,
Buddha and other founders of religion.
These he found to be unsatisfactory to
either heart or head. Almost without
hope, he took up the systematic study
of the question of the punishment for
sin. His findings were such as to re
store perfect confidence In the Bible as
God's inspired word and revelation. .
Over 600 leading American newspa
pers now publish Pastor Russell's ser
mons weekly, reaching approximately
10,000,000 homes. He is also author
of works entitled "Studies In the Scrip
tures," over 8,000,000 volumes being in
the hands of readers. The sixth
million is now in the press. This Is a
remarkable testimony to the popularity
of his writings. Pastor Bussell is now
on his way to London, having just re
visited the pyramids and Palestine. It
is expected that his recent investiga
tions will have much to do in still fur
ther unsealing the mysteries which for
centuries have been -. kept secret by
thataJ'Stone witness." The Great Pyr
amid is the subject of an Important
chapter in one of his books, in which
he makes somejnoM interesting appli
cations of the published measurements
made by the late Piazzl Smyth, for
merly astronomer royal for Scotland.
Dr.. Joan Edgar within the last year
has verified all of Professor Smyth's
measurements, which have been used
by" Mr. BupselL The return of the
Jews to tneu promised lano, as proph
esied, in the Scriptures, has been elab
orately treated by Mr. Bussell, and he
will now be in position to speak with
added knowledge regarding the work
nt the atdnlsts.
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A Plea For More Head.
In that so-called great convention
They left their best man Dunoan dead,
Because the radicles were howlin'
More head, more head, give us more head.
Then forward came that old-time traitor,.
Who's known so well by ev'ry man,
To give that surging mob an answer:
The mob then shouted. "Mary Ann "
And stretching np to her full height,
That old, old widow truly said.
"11 this mad rabble wins a fight
Twill sure need must have more head.!''
"Out of this State you once kicked me
Because I then most truly suid
Your leaders all from brains are free,
You'll never win without more head.' . .'.
'Relyina not on brains, but pie,
That all your heelers might be fed
At public trough, witb living niga,
You stood in need of much more head.
"With Duncan all your brains have (tone.
And who can tell where you'll be led
By this new man who's nothing done
And still I think yon need more head.
"And still as I now look at von.
I see no man without a knob;
Hut it taks brains to put yon through.
And give each radicle a job.
Rnt vehai a ft haaA anMi da imn iava- i
You've had the same ones all along;
Ana though you claim that you ve been
brave.
You never sine the victor's tore.
"Then if I urge vou mors and more.
Repeating what I've often said,
I hope none of you will be sore
If I insist you need more bead.
"Yes, that's the very thing yon need..
And we are glad that Duncan s dead ;
For while lie tried this mob to lead
I would net let you have more head.
,'Bttt now y6n have the widow's mite.
And by the widow you'll be led;
nor 1 shall lead you in this tight,
Tis I that gives to yon more head.
"Success to von I once did brins.
And gave the doodles meat and bread;
And now my glory you must sing
Because Igivt to you more head.
"And since those Reconstruction davs
No nigger ever raised his head
To sit among us as his peers
Until my fusion brought more head.
"For lam she, what'er yon say,
Who mottled hosts to victory led;
'i was 1 wno led you on that day,
'Twas I that brought to you more head.
"Twaa for my State I gave my youth.
It was my State I freely bled.
i) or it 1 ve never told the truth
Until I said I brought more head!.
" When called upon to vote for me
Your help has always been so scanty!'
for my new man 1 hope you 11 see
Ibat he shall always get a plenty.
"Now stop your quarrels and voor spata:
You've been in such an awful flurry
As to forget toe Democrats
Who soon will all our vain hopes bury.
"Unless yon take me at my word.
And in my tracks forever tread.
For I can lead this mottled herd
For my old man Morehead.
Don't wasti your money buying plasters
when yon can get a bottla of Chamberhun's
Liniment for twenty-five cents. A piece of
flannel dampened with this liniment ta supe
rior to any plaster for lame back, pains in
the side and chest,, and much cheaper. Sold
by all dealers.
Death of a Friend.
On August 25th, Mrs. Rachel Jarrett
wife of Arthur A. Jarrett, died from a short
illness of typhoid fever", and the remains were
laid to rest in Suggs Creek cemetery en
Friday, AugoBt 26th. Rachel was only
about 27 years of age. She leaves a hus
band, one child, father, two brothers and tix
sisters to mourn their loss. May the Lorr
bless and comfort each one of them.
A Friend.
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A Surprise Birthday Dinner.
On Sunday September 4th, a number of
relatives and intimate friends spent a very
pleasant day at the home of Lewis Millikan,
celebrating his 32nd birthday. The most
important feature of the day was the sumptu
ous dinner which contained everything pot
tible to tempt the appetite. In the afternoon
the gnests were highly entertained by takintr
in the sights of Brokaw's Park. Last, but
by no means least, was the watermelon feast
Sven by J. H. Millikan. At the close of
e day, the gnests very reluctantly depart
ed, wishing Mr. Millikan many happy re
turns oi we flay.
;. A Guest.
red Ular's UU.
' Facing death from shot and shell in the
civil war was more agreeable to J. A,
Stone, of Kemp, Tex., than facing it from
what doctors said was - eonanmptioa. "I
contracted a stubborn cold" he writes, "that
oeveiopea s ooagn, tut stuck to me in spite
of all remedies for years. My weight ran
down to 130 pounds. Then I began to use
Dr. King's New Discovery, which complete
ly ooiva me. , i now weign. io pounoa.
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HAMMER & KELLY
Attorneys at Law
Office Second Door From Street in
Lawyers Row.
The
BANK of RANDLEMAN
Randleman, N. C.
Capitalnd ProfitsSlS.OOO.
4 Per Cent Interest
Paid on Time Deposits.
S. BRYANT, N. N. NEWLIN,
President. . Vice-Pres,
J. H. COLE, Cashier.
FOR SALE !
A Good Mercantile Business
at Worthville, N. C.
Known as the H. A. Moffitt Dry
Goods Co. amount.of stock fire to
six thousand dollars, reason for want
ing to sell, bad health. Going out
of the merchantile business any one
wishing to engage in the merchantile
business a good opportunity. Will sell
cheap, and give pos session Sept. I
1910. Address all commnnicatiens
to
H. A. Moffitt,
High Point, N. 0.
Jnlj20th 1910.
NOTICE.
North Carolina,
Randolph Co.
la Superior Court.
Stephen Putney Shoe Co. , et als.
vs ftonce ot f UDixation
Robert W. Fuller et als.
Mabel Lee Peacock, Herbert F, Peacock, J. B.
Peacock and J. L. Peacock, guardian ior Mabel
Lee, Herbert V. aud J. B. Peacock, defendants
in the above entitled action will take notice that
an action en '.itled as above has been commenced
in the Superior Uourt ot Randolph County, North
Carolina, concerning certain rcil tstate and per
sonal property in which said defendants are in
terested, and to have certain deeds executed to
Mabel F. Kearns tor part of said property de
clared void aud cancelled, and to prevent the
disposition of any of the property without the
orders ot the court, and to have certain judg
ments in favor of the plaintiffs satisfied; and the
said defendants will further take notioe that they
are required to appear at the next term of the
Superior Court of Randolph County to be held at
Asheboro, N. C, on the 13th, Monday after the
1st Monday iu Septembei, 1910. and answer or
demur to the coinulaiut in this action, or the
plaintiffs will apply to the court for the relief de
mnuded In the complaint in thlB ictlon.
This the 31st day of August. 1910.
W. C. Hammond, Clerk Superior Court.
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MORTGAGE SALEL
By virtue of the powers of sale contained in
two mortgage deeds the one executed by Arthur
Jarrett and J. F, Jarrett and their wives to Geo.
W. Hlnshaw aud recorded in Book 119, Page 688,
Register's omce of Randolph county and the
other executed by a. J. Jarrett and wife toC. T.
Loftln on the 20th day of December 1907 and re
corded in Book 130 Page 414 Register's office of
Randolph county, I will on the 8rd day of Octo
ber 1910, at li) o'cloek M. at the courthouse door
in Asheboro, N. C, sell to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described real estate, to-wlt:
A lot in the town of Central Falls, N. C, ad
joining the lands of Cicero Jarrett and others,
Beginning at a stone oat the south side of the
SftndT fliwlr anrt Aflhphnm Brwul Wnrih Manu
facturing Cos. corner thence nearly west a little
south S chains to a stake, Cicero Jarrett'scorner:
thence south on Tanett's line 7 chains and S3
links to a stake in Jarreltn linei then.se mt 3
chains to a stake iu the branch; thence North on
worm uanuiactanng uo's. line 8 chains and si
hnks to the beginning containing one and 69 x
1M acres more or less.
TUS Aug. a, 1919.
6eo W. Hinshaw, Mortgagee,
C. T. Lottln, Mortgagee,
J. F. Jarrett, Assignee.
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Land Sale Notice.
By virtue of the power nested In me by decree
"tdered In the snecial proceedings entitled
"n.CRushetal v. H C. Rush et al," I will
tell at the court houae door in Asheboro, N. C,
on the 17th. day oi September, 194 at IS o'clock,
M., at public auction the following described '
real estate, lying and being Randolph County
and bounded at follows, to-wlt: Bounded on the
north by the lands of the Donb heirs, on the .
south by the lands of J. B. Sluy as, on the wast
by the lands of J. W. Burkhead, on the east by
the lands of Darris Willi ma, contains; 14a
acres, more or less, being know as the Zebedee
Rush tract of land. Terms of Bale: one-third
cash, the balance in six months, deferred pay
ments bearing interest at the legal rats from
day of sale, and approved security being given
therefor. .
This Aug. 16, 1910.
R. C. Kelly, Oomr.
8-S5-4t.
NOTICE OP LAND SALE.
Pursuant to the power vested in me by decree
rendered in the special proceedings entitled "N.
T. Hinshaw adm v. Fruta Steed at al'', I will sell
at public auction at the home place of the late
A. A. Steed in the town oi Randleman, N. C. on
Saturday, the 84th day of Seotember, 1910, at IS
o'clockTM all the lands of the late A. A. Stsed
except lota Not. M. 17, 18, and IS, that is to say
I will sell the Home place next to the Bank oi
Randleman and the land west of the railroad.
Terms oi Bale: One-third cash, one-third in
six months snd one-third In twelve months, de
ferred payments bearing interest at the legal rat
and approved security being given therefor.
This August S4th, 1910.
N. T. Hinshaw, Admr.,
A. B. Steed, dee'd.
North Carolina, 1 Randolph County.
Notioe tsnereby given that application has been
made to th Board of Elections for Randolph
County, at the meeting held this the 8th day of
September, 1910, to change the polling nlaoe la
tha voting precinct known as the old Court
House in Asheboro township te the New Court
Bouse in said township for the reason that the
change wonid be more convenient for a majority
of saia voting preelnct, and the said application
fer tlx change of said polling plaoa in said vot
ing praeinot has been granted and notioe is hare
by saves of the same.
, Hal H. Worth, Chairman,
. R. Curtis, . Secretary.
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