THE COURIER
Published Every Thursday
Wo. C. HAMMER, - Editor.
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deaths, tires, accidents, etc., may be 'phoned at
The Couriers expense.
The slogan of the Moore County
News strikes us as a good one, ' Oth
ers bcost much we boost Moore."
Still even "Moore" could be sjelUd
more and it would still be a good
one.
We promise all readers that
the errors in proof reading which
appeared in our last issue shall
not occur again. we regret it
and promise faithfully as to the
future.
A contemporary refers to the fact
that an Ohio lawyer's mind has be
come a blank, as though that was a
strange thing. We have seen some
specimens nearer home than Ohio
where there was a strong suspicion
that the mind had never been other
wise than blank.
The Concord Times has this to say
of Jndge Long's candidacy to suc
ceed Judge Brown ;
"Joflge'Long has a card in which
ne has tbe matter under considera
tion. Judge Long is recognized as
one of the ablest judges that haB
ever been on tbe beLch in this State,
and there is no question in any
quarter but that he would fill the
position of J notice of the Supreme
vonrt with bonor to the State."
The Thomasville Davidsonian has
this to say of the late O. R. Cox,
who at one time lived at Thomasyillt:
"Mr. 0. R. Cox, a former resi
dent of .Thomasville and a man
highly esteemed, died last week at
bis borne in Aaheboro. Mr. Cox
was a self-made man and earned the
money that he made. He was true
to his church and a friend of pro
gress. Peace to his ashes "
Stanly county hes organized a
fair association. The association
will have charge of the Farmers'
Exhibition and Trades' Day on No
vember 23. A regular county fair
association will be organized to pro.
mote an increased, interest in agri
culture, poultry, stock raising and
other matters. The selection of Mr.
W. L. Mann, as president of the
fair association means that it will
be a success. He not only has ideas
but knows how to execute them.
The coming of Major J. 0. Hemp
hill to North Carolina to edit the
Charlotte Observer is a matter about
which the people of the State take
more than a passing interest He
will add to North Carolinia jour
nalism. The fact that Messrs.
T. F. Kluttz, Jr., and E. W. Vin
cent will be retained on. the staff of
the Observer shows the wisdom
of the new . management, for thty
have done well with the Observer
ainee their chief was stricken some
three years ago. They deserve well
of the new management.
A Real Fair
Uncle Joe Reese who is always
just and never unfair tells it in
this wise in last Thursday's
Greensboro- Record:
Aflheboro's first fair was a suc
cess. It was purely a fair and a
home-coming affair Not a show
f any kind was permitted en the
grounds. Fakirs were un
known, either on the midway or
track. In fact there was no
racing whatever. The crowd
Must haye been great, for the
conductor on one train en route
to High Point yesterday collected
a thousand and ten tickets and
5143 in cash fares. There were
ten ears and every one was crowd
ed to the limit.
; ISrt Ui Crri-3 Czr if ths
IzUUcx Kerr Ct?t ; tad vrzX
WESTERN N. C. CONFERENCE.
List of Appointments-Rev. W. R.
Ware Back to Greensboro Pis
trict, Rev. C. A. Wood to Mt.
Zion. 1
' The session of the antual cotfer
ence of the Western North Carolina
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
adjourned at Stateavnld on Monday
of this week
Tha usual routine business of the
conference was 'ransncted. Bishop
iS. J3. Hoar, of N8uville, presided.
Some Conference Facta.
Member- of the Western North Carolina Con
ference, 95,171 j a gain of over x, 000 this year.
Itifanta baptised, 1.895.
Adults baptised, 2.913.
Number of Epworth League members 8,039.
Number of Sunday snlinol members. 80.91!.
Contributed lor missions, $43,000) gain of
ii.uoo.
Raised for support of the preachers $170,585.
Value of bouxesof worship. $i 51.
Value of colleges, $1,115,716; 93 professors
1,444 students.
The ppointments-
Charlotte District.
Presiding elder. J. R. Scroggs.
Ansouville circuit W F Sauord.
Charlotte, Bolmimt Park. L A Falls.
Brevard Street, W O Qoode.
CalTary. W p McOee.
Chadwick and SerersvUle, N. 8. Ogburn.
Derlta, P. L. Terrell.
Dtl worth, W C Jones,
Duncan Memorial, To be supplied.
North charlotte, J A 1 Farriugton.
Trinity, r. P. Marr,
Tryon Street, O. T. Kowo, V L Nicholson, sap.
emuraerary.
Lllcsvllle, J W Inelo.
Mursbville J H Bradley
Matthews, L P Boger.
Monroe station, I a Weaver.
North Nonroe, M T Steele.
Morven. J K Wooslev.
Mount Zion. C A Wood.
Pineville, W L Shernll, B 9 Howe
Polkton. QC Brlnkman.
Prospect, 8 1 Richardson.
Uulonville, C. H. Allison.
Wadesboro, O D Herman.
Waxbaw, C P Sherrill.
Weddington. Seymour Taylor,
Presideut Piedmont Industrial Training
School, J A Baldwin.
Conference Missionary to Japah, 8 A Htew.
Conference missionary secretary, a n. ojyar
Ashevlllc District.
Presiding elder, D. Atkins.
ABbeviile, Bethel, H H Bobbins.
Central, CWByrd.
Haywood Street. W A Newell.
North Ashevllle, W B Povey.
Bald Creek and Huntdale. W L Edwards.
Biltmore and Mount Pleasant, J J Barker, C.
B: Dapont - """ """
Black Mountain station, n u siaiiuuce.
Burusville station, J O Ervin.
Falrview, J A Fry
Henderson cirotut, A J Latnan.
Flat Rock and Tuxedo, W L Sbelton '
Hendersonvllie station, ALStauloid.
HotSp lug., To be supplied.
Marshall, B B Stabler.
Mars Hill, L H Griffith.
Mlraville, 0 M Harris.
Swannanoa circuit, R F Hunnlcutt,
Tryon and Saluda, B O Smithdeal.
Weaveiville station, F A Hanley, K C Glbbs.
Weaverville circuit, J B Warren, supply.
Conference Missionary to Cu' a, R J Parker.
Franklin District.
Presiding elder, J K Gy,
Andrews statloi. J W Long.
Bryson and Whlttier, J W Williams and James
Cocummir.
Dillsboro and Sylva. W 0 Davis.
Franklin circuit, J F Starnes.
Frauklln station, M H Tattle.
Glenville circuit. A P Foster.
Have-ville circuit, J A Marr.
Macon circmt, J L Teague.
Murpoy circuit, W I Hughes,
Murphy station, Z Paris.
Jud-on circuit, T 0 Scrogcrs. supply.
Webster circuit, D R Promts.
District evangelist, C H Neal.
Greensbora District.
Presiding elder. W R Ware.
Asheboro station, 8 T Barber.
Aefeeboro circuit, R A Taylor.
Coleridge, R L Melton.
Denton, J A Holmes.
East Greensboro, B W Fox.
Greensboro, Centenary, B D Sherrill
Spring Garden, W E Abernathr.
Walnut street and Carraway Memorial) G H
Chrlstenbury.
West Market Street, E K McLarty. W L Oris-
som, supernumerary.
West Greensboro, W. L Dawson.
High Point, South Main, G E Eaves.
Washington Street, J H Bambardt,
Liberty. J L McNeer.
Pleasant Garden, J A Sharp.
Ramaeur and o P Ader,
Randleman and Naomi, B. Hargeson.
Raurolpb circuit, A. 8. Raper.
BeidsvUle station, W F Womble
JUuffln circuit. B A York,
TJwhanie, J F Stevens.
Wentworth, A L Aycock.
Editor North .Carolina Advooate, H M
Secretary and Treasurer Greensboro Female.
College, W M Curtis-
Missionary to Corea, J R Moose. .
Pomona circuit, A P Batledge,
Morsrasitosi District,
PreMdlnR elder, B If. Hoyla.
BakersvUle
Broad River, W B Davis. .
ClIfTlde, ACSwafford.
Connelly Springs and Rutherford College,
X J Poe.
Forest City, J F Moser. m
Green Blver, W 6 Cherry.
Henrietta and Caroleen, J F Armstrong.
Marlon station, Ira Erwln.
McDowell. D 8 Richardson.
Morganton swtton, H H Jordan.
MorgantOB circuit, J P Hombuckle.
North Catawba, i L Smith.
Old Fort, B L Poggett.
Rutherrordton, a E Hunt, J B Carpenter,
Super.
Sprnce Pine, I B Byder.
Table Roek, Albert sherrill.
Thermal City, J B Womaek.
Professor Bntherford Oollere, B E Creel.
Professor Ratherford CeUege, W B West.
rtk WIlkMbcr District. .
Presiding elder, M H Vestal.
Bcone oircuit, J G.W Hollo way, and J M
SowBurn.
Cm ton circuit, C Ballard.
Xlk Park, to be supplied. .
Jeflerson. G W Bverett.
Laurel Ssrings, Mr. Johnson.-
North WUkeaboro station, Parker Holmes.
North Wllkoi bora circuit, H T Clark.
Sparta circuit, T J Houek.
Watauga. T E Weaver.
WUkca circuit, Elmer Simpson.
WUkssboro station, A T Bell.
falUkary District.
Presiding elder, J O Row.
Aibemarls circuit. P W Tucker.
Albamarls station, j P Rodgera.
Bethel aad Big Lick, B K Brady.
China Grove
Concord. Central. J H Wert. '-
Xpwortb. G G Harkry.
Forest H 11, W M BobWnt.
Wast OoBOsrd, V W Dibble. -OollonvUle
circuit, T a Elilngtoa,
ssold H1U eiretUt. B L Forbts.
K Eannspolis, W B Shlnn.
Mosat Pleasant, N B Bichardssm.
New London, Beett Owens.
Bsrwood station. J W Clegf. .
aaiessstatfanjM Price. ......
tallsbary. First church, t W Meora, .
Bo1bis McmerUl, O J Joass. ..i
onto. Main, 0 A SMSBtwr.
ftUJsboryelrealt, J Brcndall.
1 psyt sr Jtattoa, Pgjj- A srtijTT-
WewUeafetieBjt,.at Blffgiaj, V Laoairf,
Tsr4elreut,W Alhrlghl - .
Vtestsafd,f kt BieterdsasL,
., . . BMslkr Diatjrlct. .
r4fsf eUer. l I TaneaiMa,
wtm4 C- ii W V Beassyeati.
1 Ff-trsii tie., ...
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ih I'issB,
whether in business or social life depends almost entirely upon health.
Would you dominate instead of walking in the ruck? As Whitman says
"Do -you not see how it would serve to have eyes, blood, complexion clean
an,d sweet, to have such a body and soul that when ycu enter a crowd,
an atmosphere of desire and command enters with you and ever one ia
impressed with your personality?"
How to Have Eyes, Blood and Complexion
Clean and Sweet ',
ER!E" STATEMENTS FROM RELIABLE PEOPLE
MH,n 1.-.Q ma ar-mt inntflU tinrl 1 k.ir. .T oil life n,ifh n,U M
ciearea ana souenea my sKin. H. w. Lay
don, Spray, N. C.
Milam has restored my sight almost en
tirely. I was nearly blind when I started
its use. W. E. Griggs, Secy, and Treas.
Westbrooks Elevator Co., Danville, Va.
Milan cured me' of eczema after I had
suffered with it 26 years and despaired of
relief. C. H. Williams, salesman for
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Troy, N. Y.
WHY NOT LOOK, FEEL and BE at Your Beat?
sl your druggist for sis bottles of Milam on our tibtral guarantf
money yuui
t
AT LOW
,:Ladies' coata and
swell line of skirts.
Louis M. Arner
Lincoln circuit. J H Roolnson.
Lincoli ton utatlou, T f RoKem.
Lowell and Da'lHs, K N Crowtli-r. '
Lowrsville, B F Fincker.
McAdarui-vill anil Maysworth, Ja. W llson.
Mount Hollv and Be,mont, J A Howies.
Polkvllle, J W strider
OtMt ami W GisMinla J A Peeler.
Hheiby. Central, E E Willliimiou.
West End and Franklin Aveuue. to be sup
plied.
esoutn rora circuit, w n Ainoun.
Bnelby oirculrt, o J Hiuson andC ,H Clyde.
. Stanly Creek. W 8 Hales.
Winston District
Brest ing elder, Plato T Durham.
Advauoe, L L Smith. I
Oooleemee, C M stiort. i
Davidson cirouit, J T Batlldgo.
Lavle, A J Burrus.
Farmingtan, i B Tabor.
Forsy the, D P Walters. .
Jackson Hill. P L Shore.
Kernersv.lle, H U Byium.
Ltwlsville, A G Lofilu
LezinRton station, AW Pljler.
Lluwood, W F Elliott.
Mocksville, B E A'kinson
Thomasville circuit, V E Parker.
Thomasville station, R M Courtney, S C
Richardson, supernumerary.
Walk rtown. J C Harmon.
Winston, Burkhcad. W L Hutchtns.
Centenary, E L Bain.
Grace and Libert v, L W Collins.
Soutbside and Salem, J S Hiatt.
West End, W A Lambeth.
Missionary to Cuba, A W Baker, .
Btatesvllie District. . 1
Presiding elder. L T Mann.
Alexander station, M T Smathers.
Caldwell circuit, I W Kennedy.. ,
Catawba circuit, B Wilson. !
Davidson, C M Campuell.
Granite falls, D F Carver.
Hickory circuit, O P Bouth.
Hickory station D M Litaker.
Iredell circuit, J P Davis.
Lenoir circuit, J J E tdea.
Lenoir station, C M Pickens. , .. .
Maiden, 0 H Curls. -Mooresville
circuit, K Myers.
MooresvUle station. J E Thomoson. 1 W
Jones supernumerary.
newton, w at nues.
Bock Springs, T E Wart.
8tatasvlUs circuit, J P Hipp.
Broad Street, H Turner. ,
Race Street, B F Hurgett.
Stoney Point, T B Johnson.
Troutman, J J Edwards,
Whltnel, G W Fink, supply.
West B tales vllle oircuit, E E Yates,
Conference Missionary Evankelist. D H
Coman.
President Davenport College, J B Craven.
Confereuce Missionary Secretary, H K Boyer.
Way nesvtllc Ulstrlct.
Presiding elder, L T Cord ell.
Brevard circuit, U M Carpenter..
- Brevard stat on, L D rompsou.
Bethel. T 8 Coble,
Canton, C S Eirkpatrick.
Clyde circuit, C L McCain.
Hay wosd station, J W Viek.
Jonathan, B C Kirk.
Leicester, J H Green.
MUls River, J A oroce. ' . '
Pines Creek, C E 8 ted man.
Spring Creek, B F Starr. ' .
Sulphur Springs, J W Campbell.
WaynesvUle station. M F Moores.
West AsheviUe, T B Bernhardt.
Conference Missionary to Korea, M B Stokes
HonatAtrr District
Presiding elder. B M Taylor,
Danberrv. T J Folger.
Dobson. B M Avett. -
East Bend, I M Folger.
Elkin station, RGTuttle. "
JonesvlUe, L V Johnson, supply,
" Leaksvills statioB, F L Towuaeud. ..
Madison and Mayodan, A K Snrratt
Mount Airy circuit, B M Jackson -Mount
airy station. W H W Ills.,
Pilot Mountain, P H Brtttian.
Bural Hall, George W Williams,
Bpray and Draper, T O Jordan, "
Btokesdale, L T Bsadien.' " 1
BtonevUle, H M Wlllinan. ' '
SummsrOeld, C P Goods. '
Walnut Cove, 1 0 Mock. .; ....
YadklnvUle, J D Gibson. ' ''
Supenntendent ChUdrens Hosse, F Kirk.
. Transfers, B L Fink to Virginia Conference:
O W Watson to Los Angeles Contsrenoet C
HfCsvlneas to North Caroihia Conference, B O
Lawtoa to Routh Carolina Oaofertuoc; J D Bajsk
In to aonthwsstsru Missouri CesUoreocet: W T
Scales to Virginia ttmfersoea
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No inbatitution or Kjna m oed"
tola at tha Btandaid Drug Co. :
" A4 the unrenizxdl a 'shaft as
th historic OttT Pstsrsburj
rcrstriiti cf thi Ut tzS Graj
stood shcl'rr t iiIIrr. .. -
Since taking Milam I can read very fine
print and do embroidery work at night
without glasses. Miss Kate Mebane, R,
F. D. No. 2. Blanche, N. C.
I suffered with a dreadful skin disease
from which I could get no relief until I
tried Milam. This is the first spring and
summer I have enjoyed in three years.
Miss Winnif red Poston, 731 Patterson Ave,
Roanoke, Va.
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PRICES
Goatusuitsuj also a- i
There will' 'ie a meeting of The
Wonittus Club ttt the school build
intf on Mxt Moi,dy at 3:30 p. ni.
All membe'8 are urg' iuly iiqiies'.ed
to come and eveiy vwoiuu iu town it
invited to become a uitmlitr.
Every C;tj wouiia tliinke she
could mike a fortuue in three years
if s be had a place o rafse chickeas.
No nucht-lor likes to be rossted,
buc it is no more uneomfomble than
being married aud kepc iL hot wat
er. Land Sale
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed, being tbereunto authorised by an
order of tbe Superior Court of Randolph
County In the special proceeding entitled
"H. T. Curtis, Administrator of i. L. York,
deceased, vs Clark York et. si." wnloh said
order is dated tbe 16th day of November,
1911, will sell st puollo auction, to the high
est bidder, on tbe premises on Wednesday,
the 20th day ol December, ml. st 13 o'olock
M., the following described lands, to-wit:
A oertain tract or parcel of lind lying on
a branch of Bush Creek, the waters of
Deep River, In Randolph County, State of
North Carolina, and bounded as follows!
Beginning at a post oak, running South 70
poles to a post oak, thence east 13 1-4 poles
to a post oak, thenoe south SO poles to a red
oak, thenoe west H 1-2 poles to a post oak,
thenoe south 4 poles to a blaok oak, Solomon
Trogdon's corner thence west 108 poles to a
blajk oak, thenoe north 70 poles to a post
oak, thenoe west lOt poles to a blaok jack,
thenoe north 86 poles to a post oak, thsnoe
esst 212 poles to the beginning, containing
187 seres, more or less. (For farther de
scription see deed Book 41, Page 888. Regis
tar's office. Randolph County.)
Excepting, however from the foregoing
boundaries and acreage a traot of Isnd of
twenty-one sores, more or less, whteh wss
sola off and deeded to Dennis Png-b by J- L.
York snu wife under and aooordlng to the
following boundaries, to-wlt:
Beginning st a white oak, original eorner,
thence east with Coble and Bedding's line
14 chains 86 links to a stone on th esst side
of Handy Creek Road, tbenoe south 18 de
grees west 8 chains 67 links to a post osk,
thenoe south 82 1-1 degrees, west 8 ohalns 76
links to a stone In the original line, thenoe
west with said Une chains to a atone, origi
nal corner, thenoe north with original (line
15 chains a6 links to the beginning, contain
ing 21 sores, more or less.
The foregoing laods will be sold subject
to the dower of Msry B. York, widow of J. L.
York, whloh has been laid off and allotted
to her ont of the above lands aooordlng to
the following metes and bounds, to-wit:
Beginning at a stake In John Bedding's
line, thenoe Esst with said line to an ash on
the bank of Bush Creek; thenoe South with
the various courses of said creek to Issae
Allred's line; thenoe West with said Allred's
line te a stone corner of Hugh Curtis and
Issso Allred's land; thenoe North with ssld
Cortls's line to a post oak, Curtls's oorner;
tbenoe North to the beglcslng. (For further
description -of dower see Books Orders aad
Deorees, page 286, Clerks otnoe, Baadolpb
Coanty,
Terms of Bsls: One half cash and the
balanoe 0a a credit of alx months with Inter
est at ajper oentnra oa the deferred payment i
title reserved for the order of the Court.
Thte the 16th. day of November, mi.
H.T.Curtis. ':
Administrator of J, L. York, deceased.
Sale of Town Lots For Taxes
and Costs in Asheboro
By virtus of power vested in m by Is w Ithall
sell at public ontery to tbe highest bidder for
cash at the oourthouss door in Asheboro, N. C,
on the 18th day of iMoeaber. ItlL the follow
tag real eatatt to satisfy the taxes due ths town
of Asheboro for the following years i ,
J, B. Ingram, lot, tor 1910, . tfSS
K. t. Plummer.Jot, t , - IN
Anthony Smith. r 19.
Walter C. Jarrstt, lot for 191S, . . I SO
U.t. Hate, . " 6.80
A. HD ley, . " . ' 18.48
B. W. Kivett, " " . -. tug
CrjtLOBXD' ' -
VauteBelL lot, far mo, ' . ' la
. kanoy i. Ooltraas, kn, lor ll8, s 4 . Jm
.O-tadwetl, ; ' - V: ' . .
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This ew teBaiaVowa tax CaiMsr
WE'RE
Making and trimmin? hats for others, but that does
not mean that we're too busy to trim one for you. In
addition to our hats we carry a line of first-class no
tions. '
The American
Miss Eugenia Tysor
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his coupon is good for 25 d;s cash on every
purchase of Rexall Kidney Pills.
The Guaranteed
Sign.
Standard Drug Company and
The Rexall Store
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ASHEBORO ELECTRIC PRESSING CO. i
We have opened a pressing club in our city,
over the Asheboro Drug Company. We will be glad
to do your pressing and guarantee every piece of our
work to be returned in first class style.
Ladies' Suits 50dt. Gentlemen's Suits 50ft.
w Wa iwil-lnse ndrfofir iMvefiijiAet Ijirgme
day. Yours for good work,
. R. V. CURTIS 8c COMPANY
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FURNITURE
Of all kinds at fair prices;
Big SALKOF Goods
Beginning Nov. 30,1911,
and continuing until all sold.
We are going: to sell our entire stock of eoods at
public auction, and all goods will be sold at the bid
der's price. We have employed an auctioneer and
there will be no by bidding, but every article mus go.
Our line consists principally of Dry Goods, No
tions, Groceries,Shoes, Hats, Caps, Men's Furnishings
and Readymade clothing.
We are eroincr
must sell everything in our store re
gardless of cost or
Remember the Date, Beginning
NOVEMBER 30, 191 1
' In addition to the above, we have one pair com
puting scalet, one pair portable scales and three nice
showcases. ,
Terms: Cash
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S Tours very
DELK& CAMERON
BUSY
Beauty Corset
Kidney Remedy
Undertaking supplies.
T. J. Hoover
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out of business and
what it brings.
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