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flow to be Certain of Prejudice ia a hard thing te 0Trcom9. bat wkere health ia at stake and the opinion f tbeasaade of reliable peop'e diffars from poers, prrj idiaa then becomes your menace md yen ought to lav awte. Thia ia said in he intereat of people aaffering from chionio saas'ipatioa, and it ia worthy of their at eatia. I In the opinion of legions of reliable Vneriota oeople the moat atabborn eonsti- fatioa imaginable can be cored by brief se of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Yon key not nave neara 01 it oeiore, doi ao not laabt ita merits on that aooonnt, er bcaaae t haa not been Distantly advertised. It has lold very successfully on word of mouth commendation. Parents are giving it 10 heir children today who were givnn it by heir Darentd. and it has been tru hfu'ly said Lat more druggists use it personally in their BUSINSS LOCALS Advertisements will be i inserted under tnis neac at 1 oent a word each in eertion, cash with order. SETTINGS of 15 ecrzafrom priz- Irinning BUck Miuorcas fur $1.00. larriette Hammer, Ashebor.), N. C. WANTED A eooJ ohvaician to Love to the neighborhood of G raj 's pinpel, Rindolph county, N. C. WANTED I'o buy anvwhere roin one to twenty head of sheep. k.C. Cox, Ralph, N 0. Wanted One good fresh milch Write E. G Morns. For Sale--town lots for sale ;n louthern part of town Apply to U. vv. Kich. 142. For Sale One fine pure bred hroD3hire buc- Call to see him, or write your wants to, E. A- uray, uienoia, N. J. Mules See me for mules or korses.make your selection and I im sure the price will suit. B. F. McDowell, Asheboro. N. C- FOR SALE Good work marp, i vwa old. Weight 1100 pounds Lfe for ladies to drive. W. J Lowe. Kemp's Mil la. N. C. FOR SALE cheac two laree poung- jacks- Fine 3 year-old talhon 1W0 pounds, une pair :.venr old 1100 nound mules l-A. J. Soencer. Hieh Point. koute 3 3-7-6t- MORRIS LIVERY WANTS- i good reliable man to stay at rnhlfi. One not afraid of work taat dont drink or smoke cigar ttes can tret a steady job by see kg them at once. LOST strayed or stolen from my Itable on last Sunday night, one bite mule, two miles boo in o sheboro on the David Smitberman laoe. Any information will be hankfully received. Ai vis oust. THE END OF TUBERCULOSIS A Brief History of the Disease. Br. DR. MONTGOK li' LEA R Y. Consumption Is cnlled a disease as the masses because of its great prevalence among all class es of people. The first recorsVs f it date back to the ttfis cea tory before Christ, or abwatt i00 years ago. In 1805 Vllllmln. a French pfcy alclan. demonstrated beyossd doubt that tuberculosis couM be transmitted from one IndlvtdauU to another. Tbls was verified by other famous physician, mm tll the disease was generally branded as infections. Ia 18W5 the specific germ which csswe eonsnmptlon was discovered k the great German scientist K4s ert Kocb. Researches in recent yearn have demonstrated that con sumption, also many otberforaM f tuberculosis, may not only be prevented, but can In maaf eases be arrested and lastingly cured. Governments have take measures to suppress the scourge, but their efforts have not beea wholly successful owing ta the lassitude and carelessness ef the people. Nineteen Miles Second Ithout a jtr, shock or disturbance, is th tul speed of oar esrib through space c tinder at such esse of nature's movement, d so do those ho take Dr. King's New ( Fills, No griping, no distrt, just orough work that brings good health snd 8 feelings Zoc at Asheboro Ding Co. Curing Constipation familiea than anv othrr laxttive. Letters recntly received from Mr. J. N. Catlett. Comment, Os., and lira. Rose Garvin, Ridgeville, S 0.. are but a few of thoasantia showing the esteem in which Dr. Caldwell's 8yrup Pop in ia held. It ia mild, gentle,, aon.griping -not violent, like salts or eathartics. It surra gradually and pleas antly, ao that in time nature again does ila own work without oatuide aid. Constipated people oe it to themeelvee to use this grand bowel apeoifio Anyone wishing to mske a trial of this remrdy before baying it in tho regular way of a druggist at fifty cents or one dollar a I ami bottle (family aiao) can have a sample bottle sent ti the bom free of charge bv simpl; add esaiog Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 405 Washington St., Monti ells, III. Your name and address on a postal card will do. SKUPBOARD WHEN MUTTON IS GOOD.. MUTTON ia at Its best in the fall, no it should have a prominent place ou tht Mil of fare for fall mid early winter. M-iuiy persons ob ject to mutton because of Its strong fiuvor. but If the fat Is carefully cut off It will be deprived of this. When you happen to be roastlns mutton. If yon place It upon a rack in the pan Instead of allowing It to cook In the fat It will not lie so strong. The outer skin should nlso be removed. A leg of mutton is roastet' v.t boiled: chops are broiled: the uf may be steamed, braised or boiled. The loin supplies cutlets or roast and the saddle is noasted. The neck may be used for stewing or making broth. Railed Loin. Ho! led loin of mutton is a doubly useful dish, ns it nuiy be served cold for the luncheon initio. The butcher should lie nsked to take the hones out of the meat. Then shape the mutton into a neat roll. It may lie stuffed if you choose with a plain bread stufllng. Secure tile roll with wooden skew ers or sew up. Predije with popper. salt and Hour. Place in the pan niul roast. ImstliiK with bacon or salt pork drippings and water. Mutton chops cooked In n casserole are delicious The chops must be first sauted In butter until they are a little browu. Then the casserole Is arranged with a layer of onion, carrot and tur nip tut In small slices and sauted un til light brown. The mutton chop is now placed on this with water or stock to almost cover the vegetables. The chop is laid on top of the vegetables, the dish cov ered tightly and allowed to cook until well done. Mutton Scallops. Mutton scallops may be added t the bill of fare. Take half a pound of cold mutton, one ounce of butter, half an ounce of flour, half a pint of gravy, sauce or stock, a tenspoonful of chop ped parsley, a teaspoonful of chopped onion, salt, pepper and nutmeg to taste. Well butter some scallop shells or ramlklns: chop the meat flue, melt half the butter in a small pan. stir In the flour, then add the stock or gravy Stir this over the fire until It bolls: season it carefully and add enough of it to the meat to moisten it well. Now stir In the chopped parsley and onion Place the mixture in the buttered hells, shake a good layer of browned crumbs over the top of each. Put the shells on a baking tin in the oven tilt the mixture is hot through, then serve. Women as Well as Ken are Bade Hiseraiils by Kidoej and Bladder Trouble. Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, discourages and leesensambition; beauty, vigor anu cneenui nesa soon disappear when the kidneys are out of order or dis eased. Kidney trouble ha become so prevalent that it is not uncom mon for a child to be born afflicted witt weak kidneys. If the child urinates too often, if the urine scalds the flesh, or if, when the child reaches an ige when it should be able to control the passage, it is yet afflicted with bed-wetting, depend upon it, the cause of the di ffi culty ia kidney trouble, and the first step should be towards the treatment of these important organs. This unpleasant trouble ia 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 miser 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 j J have a sample bottle ISS-is'ISSSSIS by mail free, also KSP&Sli pamphlet telling wt&t&0&k DIUI SWamp-KDOl, Horn, ol Sw.rop.RM. including many of the thousands of test! monial letters received from sufferer: who found Swamp-Root to be just th remedy needed. In writing Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., be sure mr! mention this paper. Don't umke any mistake, but remember tha nams, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address. Binghamton, N. Y on every bottle. Standard Drug Co., Asheboro, N. 0. Its better to have something 'o pay taxes on than to be freed from tiVKS. ws3 MRS, McGILL BROKE DOWN Gives the Real Facts In Regard te tier use ana Tens now She Suffered, Jonesboro, Ark. "I suffered com plete break down in health, some time ago," writes Mrs. A. McQlll, from this place. "I was very weak and could not do any work. I tried different remedies, but they did me no good. One day, I got a bottle of Cardul. It did me so much good, I was surprised, and took some more. Before I took Cardul, I had headache and backache, and sometimes I would cry for hours. Now I am over all that, and can do all kinds of housework. I think it is the greatest medicine on earth." In the past fifty years, thousands of ladies have written, like Mrs. McQlll, to tell of the benefit received from Cardul. Such testimony, from earnest women, surely indicates the great value of this tonic remedy, for diseases peculiar to women. Are you a sufferer? Yes? Cardul is the medicine you need. We urge you to try it. N. B. WHtetn : Ladltt' Aitvtiorv Dent.. Chatta nooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, f enn., for dpteial in'tmrnmm, ana M-pare bipok. Moms treatment lor women, sent In plain wrapper, en request. Making the Seed Bed. Oi account of much op:ning uti of the earth duiing the winter bj fm Z' 8 and the unusually hcav) rainfull tor several weks paut, vers little plowing haa been doue for this years crors. Ire tendency now will be to rush a hen J with the breaking and do much plowing where tne soil 18 entitely too wet lo be Btitp-d. A lviee aga i 85 thi for no only will the crop pl;ntuii there thi8 8t-u8 n I f k i or one, but the UoJ will be it j ired for m-verul years to come. Bf ordtt ary methods of breaking much uf the land may be. C me too dry to plow before the firmer cao get all his breaking done The way to proofed under Bueh cu dtt.iotis is us folio: A loon s the 8iil is dry enough to be stirred for one or two inchee deep, the funnei should go rapidly over his Q-IUe with a diec harrow or some i t ier economical kind and pro dace a mulch over all tbe lund tbut be expects o cultivate tb is season This loose dirt ou tbe surface wilt keep the moisture in t'ie soil a-id ketp it tneilov enoogh for good work when breaking. This is tbe only practical way we know of for the farmer to save his moisture and do the proper kind of work in breaking his land, Of couiee the land ahonld be harrowed again tbe some dtty that it ia broken if this can be do-f. This still fa. thr canal rw the moi tore and pulvtries the lumps before they dry out and become clods. O je or two more good harro wings before atid after plxntiog And we have a food place for tbe seed lo germinate and crw id. Where no deep breaking has jet been done, go down an inch or two deeper than heretofore, bat be very sare to see that tbe sabso'l it dry enough to be plowed. Then don't turn the raw subsoil oat on top, but use a disc plow or tart, tbe furrow slice on edge. Farmers snoald not be in too great a burry to get their crops planted. We still have ample time for seed time an harvest. We had better delay plantii g and do a lot of work in harrowing and pal vericiog tho so I tbut to plant sooner, bat on soil poorly prepared. Our la'e Dr. Knapp never made a closer observation or truer statement than when he said that the low yields of corn in tbe South in yr pis'; was due more to a lack of good seed beds than to any one thing else. Lut ns profit by this information by making the best seed beds possible and at bam st time we shall reap bountiful orop. Yours very trnly, C. R. bndson, State Auent. CATARRH Cured by the Marvel of the Century. B. B. o.-Tested for 30 Years. Hawkins. SDlttuw. Ponl Breath, aieciiaraes of yellow matter permanently oared with pare Botanical ingredients. Te prove It we will sand roa a Sample Treatment Free 04TABRH 18 NOT ONLY DANOBR008 bat It censes ulcerations, deatb and decay of bones, kills ambition, often Cannes loss of appetite, and reacnes to general aeniutj, laiooy ana insanity. It needs attention at once. Cure it by laklnf Betsnle Blood Balas B B. B.) It is a aulok, radical, permanent cure because It rids e syntem of the poison germs that cause catarrh At toe same time dims onina, o. . pun- warm, rich, pure blood dlrict to the paralysed nerves, and parts affected by catarrhal rofson, jivlug warmth and strength Just where It Is needed sud In this way making a perfect last ing cure of catarrh In ail Its terms. DRUG GISTS or by express. SI PKR LAROK BOTTLK with directions for homo cure. SAM PL! SENT FRKB by writing Blood Bains Co., Atlanta, Oa. Describe your trouble snd free medical ad vice given. Sold b si I druwliM in Aiaeboro. "Well, m? little man," queried the minister, who was making a call, "do you always do as your mamma tells you?" "You bet I do," answered the precocious 5 year-old, "and so does papa." The Weather Us farmers in the country, as the seasons go and come. Is purty much lik otier folks wt're apt to grumble sotntl Tbe spring's took baok'ard for us, er too for'ard ary one We'll jw about it anyhow, and have our way er none! The thaw's) sat in too sadden; er the frost's siayjd in the soil Too long to give the wneat a chance, and.crops is bound to spoil. The weather's aether moat too mild, er too outrageous rough, A.nd altogether too much rain, er not half rain enough! Now what I'd like and what you'd like is plain enuff rosee; It's just to have old Providence drop round on jou and me. &nd as t as what onr views is first, regard iu' shine er rain, And pose 'ira wben to shet her tff, er ltt her ou agaii ! And yet I'd rntber, after all con. sidern other cbcreg P got on bond, s-'endm' both ta my iff rts and jours I'd rattier miss tbe blame I'd git, a ruling things np tbare, Aud spend my fxtry tnia in praist aud gratitdie and pruyer. James Whitcomb Kiley. DON'T BE BALD. Nearly Any One May Secure a Splendid Growth of Hair. We have a remedy that hns aided to grow hnir mid prevented baldness In 83 out oi' 100 ruses where used ac cording .to directions for a reasonable length of time. That may seem like a strong statement it Is, and we mean it to be, mill no one should doubt it until they have put our claims to an actual test. V'e are ao certain Itexall "03" Ilalr Tonic will enre dandruff, prevent baldness, stimulate the scalp and hair roots, stop falllns hair and grow new hair, that we personally give our posi tive guarantee to refund every penny paid ns for It in every instance where it does not give entire satisfaction to the user. Itexall "03" ITair Tonic ta as pleas ant to use as clear spring water. It is delightfully perfumed, and does not grease or gum the hair. Two sizes, 50c. and $1.00. With our guarantee back of it, you certainly take no risk. Sold only at our store The Itexall Store Robin Hood's Fr.'ends ''Robyn rtode in Bflrnjadle, And lened him to a tree, And by hym stodi Lvtell Jjhtn. A your g yeoman was he; And also dyde good Scathelocd And Much, the miller's sjne," Prominent among Ribin's friendc were Midg, or Mucb; George Q.-een. the poandkeeper of wrtktfi jld. Wil Scarlet whose re tl nam ws William Scodlock, orSsathalock; L t'.le John, nd Allm-a dale. L ttlr-Jjho could hoot an arrow more thin a m-asur ed mile. He was need for his braverr aod his kin Iness to the poor and tho oppressed. Ii is not pleas, ant to think of his execution for robbery whea a gracious king's ptr don might have rewarded his chival ry. He owed his name to merry William stutely, anotner or Kooin s folio vers. '0 here is my band," tbe stranger replied, 'Til serve yon with all my heart, My name is John L ttle, a mn of good mettle. Neer doubt me. for I play my ptrt He was 1 must tell ycu full seven foot high And mtybe an ell in th wais Brave Scufely said tbrtn "Tnis infant wfl culled Jim Little," q utra he, ' Woich nam shall bi changed anon Toe words we'll traaspose, so wher ever he goes H h name stull be called Little John." Allin-a Dile wasti be mirried to lovely gill whose parents compil ed her to forego Allia for a wealthy old knight. Ia the disguise of a harper, Robin Hood went to the church where the wedding was to be, As the bridal party entered Rjbin exclaimed: "ibis is no n; mio ' Tne bride shall bar) the man of her chore. Then, sounding li horn Allin with twenty f ur bowmen en tered. The bishop refused to inrry the girl till the banns had been aik ed three times. So Robin pulled iff the bishop's robe and pnt it on Little John, who asked tie bands eeveu times and performed tbecerem D?. All of these heros will appear at the May Day Fete given by the N r tnal College girls in Grains bjro, May 18 .h. Glorious Newt r,m n j t Pnriia. n-;hi K.n aa wriies: i not on it dbts carei uu csiwe f S- m n.ti.xt. .ilk Flatrix Hit. ten. but also cured myself by (hem of t ie I same disease. I (eel sure the will b nefii .... f m.m. Thi. ahnn hl tboassnds tTe proved, tbst Electrio Bitleis is s mast otive blood partner, its in ax oellent rns-dy for eczema, tetter, asi rKuim nloMfa. hrtila anH mniiinff anrfS II stimulates live kidneys snd bowels, expel ? poisons, helps digestion, builds, up the strength. Prioe 50 cU. Satisf.icti m u r nteed ty Asbeb iro Drug Co. snd Standard , Co. 1 HOW TO CURE RHEUMATISM It la Am Internal Disease And Re quires Aa Internal Reasedr. m, raiia of rheumatism and kindred diseases is an excess of uric acid in tlia blood. To cure this terrlDle disease tnia add must be expelled and the system so regulated that no mora add will be t'mvA in o.saWe ouantitlea. Rheuma tism la an Internal disease and requires an internal remedy, kubbiwu wuu Oils and Unimenta WILL NOT CURE, affords only temporary relief at best, causes you to delay the proper treat ment, and allows the malady to get a firmer hold on you. Unimenta may ease the para, but they will no more cure Rheumatism than paint will change tho fiber of rotten wood. . Science has at last discovered a per. feet and complete cure, which is called Rheumaclde. Tested In hundreds of cases, it haa effected the most marvelous cures; we believe it will cure you. Rheumaclde gets at the Joints from the Inside, sweeps the poisons out of the system, tones up the stomach, regulates xne liver aim kidneys and makes you well all over. Rheumaclde strikes the root of the dis ease and removes Its cauBe. This splen did remedy Is sold by druggists and dealers generally at 50c. and SI a bottle. In Tablet form at 25c. and 50c. a package. Write to Bobbitt Chemical Co., Balti more, Md. Booklet free. Tablets sent by mail. For sale by SUrxhid Drug Com Py- List of Subs, that have Paid J. Alsen Snyder, R. F Craven, tiuiis G.j:dstoa, K-v. ST B.rbour, Mi s Grace Mood, S D W IVrte, V L' Wren u, W 1) York, J W feuiitl. Lite Koyals.l) M Wrlo r.i.LE Tt-agne, A D Haintoti, E W Biov.ii, A J Spencer, Mis. 0 0 U.U. Mis. Si za Hunt, E P soon, I W K-arnf J VV Vestal, L-e AnuereoD, J L Hersop, Joel Tngdon, 0 P Waliur E'gHrlJave, T E West, Kuieigi. (Jole, T E Sh- Oield, W F Bray, J VVMooo, 1) W Bradv, OW Warn, J M Draton, II T Bry, Ky Cavi nes, 0 F Bi rf e s, J R Phillips, E B O.-insco, W M Erv.ng. D Ii Cook. J W Wrignt, J N R .obins, G LI Arins'rnnf.', N W N wby, V L An. uiews. G M Bruton, J M Muilmx, Richard Tbouinsou. Lt'ion SUck. G II Luther. Nathan 0 nle, Miss l)uti.it, K M Ward, A li l nomas, VV F Jonnsiiii. J M W--iuiirB. Mrs. H M SSj -i', W M W-lmnis, II B More. J V f?rv. f b One. J M Brewer, G M I'uxh, J L Wtuhs Alex MiHnr, J R Onnrne, .drs Niocy W- ll, 0 P Smith Sr. Wet days plus wet r.-i U- cuius '' Children's colds A ought never to be Realected for one sbgle minute. They an loo dVo Serous and develop quickly into mora enoua complicAtioai. VICKS PneunoriaSALY E wffl trait up s cold quickly wid without any bad afltf effect,. It sett by DMCptioo snd inhltioo healing and utuepUc n. pon so right as the aaat of the trouble, quicker and belief man uiernaj metnane rtcs has no bad ened ao UM i sea. nan star at wesson hand always. At year draggiit mr by mau. SScw SOe, tlAS Economy suggtsU tJu doliarum VICK'S FAMILY REMEDIES CO. i. N. C. Randoms Remarks. It's an ill wind that bWs the neighbor's wash over into nij buck yard. Funny thing for Southern Demo crats to bennan the fact that Un derwood is a southerner, what? Vo'e ruilway bonds. Be cot too cautions, Jest ye le also very poor and sorry later. I 's a short road in this country that hasn't a mud hole in it. There's jnst one thing worse than a woman who talks about her neigh brirs, that's a mau who reviletb bis hired help. She's unwomtnly and unchristian; he's advertising bim s 'If as man that hasn't nerve enough ti gne". the one in question, nor good taste enough to stand by tne thing whion represents his judgement without equealing. Wood's Seeds For 1912. Our New Descriptive Catalog is fully up-to-date, and tells all about the best Garden and Farm Seeds. Every farmer and gardener should have a copy of this cata log, which has long been recog nized as a standard authority, for the full and complete infor mation which it gives. We arc headquarters for Crass and Clover Seeds, Seed Potatoes, Seed Oats, Cow Peas, Soja Beans and all Farm Seeds. Wood's Descriptive Catalog mailed free on request Write for it T.W.WOOD SONS, Seedsmen, - Richmond, V&. A oav H III jaJlaV QTOSOTO is the best and quickest way to perfect health. Women and girls who suffer are simply weak weak all over. Opiates and alcoholic mixtures are worse than worthless, they aggra vate the trouble and lower the standard of health. Scott's Emulsion strengthens the whole body, invigorates and builds up. Be sure Ij get SCOTTS it's the Standard and always the best. AIA DRUGGISTS , The Bad Road Tax. TheDatibun Reporter, oiir of the QtBt, BlH'olltB 'f 14 U1 li id.-i, Irllsof enndkii'iis in Sokes cuun:). In Kaudolph it in not uiuc i i tter. llei e is wh..t tbe Reporter h-s of Stoker: The condition existing is h ound. ng, but is not unuBiial. Bu iineas f nearly all kiude in the com, try is t a etbnddtill. The baulu g rate from the raihoud to tbe coumy seat is ocebaif cent per pouiul n tbe a ctBouries d life. lnose things which can be done ithoi t xif dis. peiiced with at all. Ic is very diffi cult or even iuipi esible tonducea team to vendue cut now under cir unmstauus abort of life nr death. Nobody travels but be doct us and the mail-carrurs, who go it horse back, or afoot. The person who contends that Stokes county cannot afford to build good ruads by taxation miy be hon est in his contention. If s1, then he is actuated by ignoraucc. The cost of the months of January and February alone to the peop'e, which is levied in a hundred waye, would pay tbe tax necessary to build good sand clay roads. There are people living in JJanbury wnose ex'ra tax on tl ur, meat and wood which the bad ro ids levy during one winter w uld pay their tax if every turn pike in tbe county were paved with granite. It is really pitiful to hear a fellow who hai no property wortk mentioning arguing against good roais which would cost him next to i oining. It shows how be bus bee hoodwinked by tbe rpecious argu ments of those w bo are eiemies t th ' r conn y and tl eir o n people. Wo say it in ail kindness, serious nesJ, truth and since. ity, hacked by all tbe progressive ana n telligent thought of tbt Stat.i and nation, that the time hs com" fur us tnrow off the chains of ign ranee, pn j'i lice and super t't.i nd try co be Bomebudy and uveeMUH where. State ol Obio, City oi Toledo, ) Lucas Oounty. ) so. Fraok J. Cheney mnlcpa na'h mat n is senior partner of tlie Arm ol K. J. Cneiif) fc I n .iIoIdK ouMueuiiu the City ol T.iled . i.'imut and itate alorepald.a'ui that -uil ttr 0 will pay ihe 4Um of one hundred doll.tn, f.jr i hc.U ul every ease r I I'atarrb that cr imt be cix il Ii, tlieuss 3f Hnll'i, Catarrh i:ure. hrault J. heney. tiworu to -foie metiii'l anbHcribed iu n) pres , ence, tnis tltii dav ol leci.-Jib.r, A Ik W6. ("cal.) A. W. (ijtuxou, Nohiry eublic. Hall's Catarrh Cure ' tnken IntermJIy, snd acH Jlri'Ctly i.n llm bio il and munoiui aurlso ol tnesjetem 8?nt fur iei.iinii h)k fr e. V. J. i ll. ucj & (Jj., I oledo. O. Bold by sli lrulKt4, ;m. lake Hall's Family Pil;s I t cuns'.'.p Uon.. High School Track Meet. A Track meet a ) Q Id n .y will be held by tbe A 1 eho , Farmer, Trinity High School h"r on E gter Monday, April 8th. It is tbr-aght that the Libeity school will also be represented. The scheduled events will ' e 50, 100, 220 and 440 yard dashe ; a relay race; mile run; elat put; running high and broad j imps. Moch is expo t d from this first coant.y hipa sclnoi inert not si much for the records untie as for the riv alry which will o" ruUuotd Repels Attack of Death '.Fire years sgo two J otors told me I had only two yesrs to live." Tom startling stsiement was m id i by 8tillman Green, Malachite, Col. "1'liev told m- I would die with consumption. Ii was up to me then te try the bet-t lung m ilicine sud 1 began te use Dr. King a Nw Discovery. It was well I did, for tod.iy I am working snd be lieve I owe my lifn to this great throat snd lung cure th it his chnsted the grave of an. other yio im." Its lolly to sufff with coughs, colds or other throat and lung trou bles now. lake the "ure that a safest, Price 50 cents and l 00 Trial bottle free at Asheboro Drug Co. and Standard Drag Co. Ctmed an Did the ghost walk? Sonbrette No, it was an aviatioa comedy, and the ghfst fl w after the first week.
The Courier (Asheboro, N.C.)
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