Using Lock's Creek Bridge.
Though not formally opened to traf-
. flo, vehicle pained over the new steel
bridge over Lock's Creek this morning
for the first time-.
Successful Applicants for High School
Teachers.
The State Board of Examiners has
Just completed the work of grading
and passing on the papers of teachers
throughout the State for certificates
as high school teachers under the act
of the last Legislature. , Of the num
ber 75 were successful, and IS failed.
There are three of these high schools
In Cumberland county, the Hope Mills
Graded School having one, and the
public schools at Stedman and Godwin
the other two.
Among the successful applicants
from this section were: Fred Archer,
Chapel Hill; Frank Culbreth, Fay
ettevllle; J; E; Crutchfield, Isling
ton; Miss Eva Culbreth, Clinton; D.
L. Hargrove, Lumber Bridge; T. H.
King, LaG range; Miss Meta S. LUes,
Tarboro; Harlee McCall, Florence, S.
. C; Blllle Robinson, Wilmington;
Preston Stamps, Parkton, J. I. Sin
gletary, Bladenboro; M. Sheppard, Or
rum; B. I. Tart, Warsaw; W. W. Whit
house, White Oak.
The Convict Trust.
Facts and Figures of Raeford says:
"The penitentiary authorities have
allowed a new labor trust to be form
ed: Florida contractors have mani
pulated the convict labor so as to be
able to make a profit on each convict
J. F. L. Armfleld, of Fayetteville, John
and C. N. Blue, of Aberdeen, are build
ing this new railroad from Lumberten
to SL Paul's' they wanted convict la
bor, and they applied to the peniten
tiary authorities for convicts. There
were none to be had. A few days ago
50 convicts were procured through
Governor Glenn, at a premium of $300
per month to the speculators."
Approaching Marriage at Lumber
Bridge.
Invitations reading as follows have
been received by friends in the city:
Mrs. Sarah C. Johnson
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of her daughter,
Mabel,
to
Dr. Samuel S. Currle
Wednesday evening, September
the
fourth
nineteen hundred and seven
at half after eight o'clock,
Presbyterian church
Lumber Bridge, North Carolina.
At Home
after the fifteenth of September
Parkton, North Carolina.
Mr. Heide Badly Hurt.
Mr. Alexander S. Heide, a former
Fayette01Iian, the well-known ship
broker and rice consul at Wilming
ton for the governments of Sweden,
Norway and Denmark, was painfully
injured and had a narrow escape from
death in a frightful runaway of the
pair of very One ponies which he
drives to a trap yesterday afternoon
between 5 and 6 o'clock in Wilming
ton. The Wilmington Star says: "The
ponies became frightened at the too
close approach of a street car which
was not observed by Mr. Heide and
the trap was run into the side of the
curbing of the street with the result
that the vehicle was demolished and
Mr, Heide was dragged some distance
in an effort to hold the ponies. Two
little girls in the trap with Mr. Heide
managed to get out of the vehicle
without being Injured."
THE BATTLE OF GREEN SPRINGS.
Took Place Near Long Street Church,
The Lilllngton News of yesterday
says editorially:
'It may seem strange but it is never
theless a fact that in both history and
tradition very Important and interest
ing events are sometimes left out
Why is It that so much is said of the
Battle of Bentonvllle and Fayettville,
Manchester, skirmishing along the
Cape Fear and other points and never
a word is said 'about the battle of
Green Spring, near Longstreet church
We have heard it spoken of by only
two veterans, who said it was the
place where thousands of horses were
lost and where Gen. Kirkpatrick was
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captured but re-taken the next day.
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We would be glad to hear from some
of the boys who took part in the fight
Was this really a sharp fight, or were
the boys scared? We are told that a
good many Confederate graves are
there and aadly neglected. The Fed
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erals were taken up and moved to the
cemetery af RaleighrWe-knowthere
was a fight there, but why is so little
said about it?
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Let me mail you free, to prove merit
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samples 01 my vt. snoop's Restora
tive, ana my book on either Dyspepsia
The Heart, or the Kidneys. Address
me. Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis. Troubles
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01 the Stomach, Heart or Kidneys,
are merely symptoms of a deeper ail
ment Don't make the common error
treating symptoms only. Symptom
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treatment la treating the result of
your ailment and not the cause. Weak
Stomach nerves the Inside nerves-
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means Stomach weakness, alwava.
And the Heart and Kidneys as well,
have their controlling or inside nerves.
Weaken these nerves, and you lnev-
iiaoiy nave weak vita, organs. Here
la where Dr. Shoop's Bestoratlve has
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made its tame. No other remedy even
claims to treat the "inside nerves."
Also for bloating, biliousness, bad
breath or complexion, nse Dr. Shoop's
Restorative. Write for my free book
now. Dr. Shoop's Restorative sold by
B. EL Sedberry's Son. - - .
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"We never repent of eating too lit
tle," was one of the ten rules of life
of Thomas Jefferson, president of the
United States, and the rule applies to
every one without exception daring
' tills hot weather, because it is hard
for food, even in small quantities, to
bo digested when the blood Is at high
teni perature. At this season we should
eiit sparingly and properly. Ws should
sIno hilp the stomach as much as pos
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sible pv (ne neeoi a niue Koaoi xor
Induction and Dyspepsia, which will
rout the stomach by digesting the food
Itself. Sold by AnuQold ft Greenwood.
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mmz coast in
Sale
Unclaimed and
Fayetteville, N. C, Aug nst 17, 1907.
By direction of the Freight Claim Agent I will aell at Public Auction.
Tuesday, September 10, 1907, at the "Ole Hoes" Warehouses, in FajrtteviUe,
n. v, rorireignr, ana cnarges, ue following unclaimed and refused articles
oiireignt, ooods sold without ruarantee of quality or quantity. Sale will
commence at 10 o'clock A. M , and continue from day to day unti' all Rood
re sold.
TERMS CASH,
Ssrlss 0. Articles
968 S box P. Frames
969 3 bx F. Med
(70 1 bdl F. Wire
1 bdl B. Wire
974 i bx Drugs ,
977 1 Shingle Machini
978 2 Rolls W-Cable
980 1 Wagon Wheels
981 1 bx Extracts
1 bx Pots
1 bx P. Paper
6 bx Glass
1 bdl Spgs
1 bdl Eds
1 bid Rails
1 Fert Dls
1 Pee Cstg.
1 Case Pants
1 S. Mche
1 Show Case
1 bbl Kindling
2 pes Iron Tire-Setter
1 Bale Cotton Sheets
1 bx Ware
2 Cot Planters
1 W Stand
2 pes B. End
1 bdl Rails
1 bdl Slats
1 C Table
1 Store
1 Keg Phos.
3 Bbls Cider
4 Bbls Cider
4 Kegs Pickles
1 Cstg
1 Iron Safe
2 Pa (10) Tobacco
1 Top Buggy
1 Pr. Shafts
27 Bdls Paper
2 Crt P. Frames
4 Bx. Drugs
4 Cs. A. -Matter
2 Kegs Cider
1 bx Glass
1 Cs Staty
3 bx Drugs
2 bx Almanacs
1 Pa A Matter
1 bx D Marble
1 Tongue
1 Csk E Ware
1 Pa (2) Bx Clocks
1 Bx Clocks
1 Bx Soap
2 bx Med
1 bx A. Mater
1 Cs Books
1 Hhd. E Ware
1 Rl Matting
1 Bdl (12) Sieves
2 Bdls F. Net
1 Bx H. H. Goods
1 Forge
1 Bale Mattress
2 Crts E. Ware
1 Cs. Powder
2 Bx Drugs
1 Bx. Hdwe
1 Range and Closet
1 Bx. H. H. Goods
3 Bx. Soap
1 Bx. Med.
2 Bx. Adv. Matter
1 Bx. L. Goods
1 BdL Bags
1 Cs. Doma
1 Bdl. (2) Cstg.
1 Wood Spg.
1 BdL Bed Ends
1 BdL Rails
1 Cot Chopper
1 Planter
1 Sew. Mche
1 Bx. Show Fixta
1 Arch
1 Bx. B. Pdw.
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1081
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1087
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1090
1092
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1100
1 BbL G. Ware
1 Bx. G. Ware
1 Bx. M. .Food
3 Pa. (6) P. Beams
1 BdL P. Hdbj.
1 Can Paint
1 Pa Nails
2 Bags Seed
1 Cs. Clocks
1 Pee Hay Press
1 Bx. Med
1 Bag 8bot
1 Mty. BbL
1 BbL Oil
2 Mty. Bbls.
24 Iron Jacks
1 Bag Caps
1 Bx. T. Cups
1 Cs. Drugs
1 Cs. Notions
S Cs. Mty, Bottles
1 BbL G. Ware
1 Wheel
1 C. Sheller.
( Trunks
2 See. Book Cases
1 BbL Vinegar
1 Bx. A. Matter
1 Bx. P. Frames
1 BdL Wall Paper
1 H. Rack
2 Bdls. 8. Pipe
1 Iron Puily
1 Road Cart
1 Bx. A. Food
2 Pails A. Food
( Bx. Soap
1 BbL Notions
I Crt Rollers
I Bx. C. Cutter
1 Bx. Cabinet
1 Glass Frame
1 Bureau
1 Stove Grate
1 BdL - :
2 Bx. Drugs
1 Bx. A. Matter
2 Bx. Med
16 Crates 8. Ware
1 Bx. Japalae
1 Bx. Books
1 Ce. Rubbers ' :
2 Bx. PuUeys
1 Cs. Shoes
1 Plow -
1 Pa. Hdls
1 Pa Hdw
1 8. Mche.
1 Hhd. K. Ware
1 Drum Oil
1 Bx. Tripe
Bbl. Oil '.
1 Ctd. Cotton Gin
1 Condenser
1 RL Wood
1 Show Case
t Hand Pumps
1 BdL 1 Pipe
1 BdL Castg.
10 Rolls Paper
1 Crt Ceiling
Bdls. Shut
( Rolls Paper
1 Organ
2 Bbls. Paint -.1
Churn Pa. Att
1 BdL Bedg
1 Cook Stove
1 Can Paint
1 Crt Cky.
. S Bx. Jugs
1 Bbl Phos.
1 BdL P. Posters
1 Cs. Shoes
t Bdls Bdg.
1 BdL B. Ralls
-4 BdL- Ends ..
1 Bx. Pictures
1 Bx. M. Ehlngles s '
1 Cs. Graph-horns
J.
W.
ss.
,
mm cctt.
of
Refused Freight
J. A. HUSKR, Route Agent.
Consignee' Destination.
Sumner, Ga.
Florence, 8. C.
Wallace. N. C
McDonald. N. C
tunitn Mccartan. Manchester. N. C
Ft Myers, Fla.
Ft Myers, Fla.
Bennettsvllle, S. C
BennettsvUle, S. C.
. Everett, N. C.
Everetts, N. C
T. O. Bell.
W. P. White,
F. P. Tatum.
Sally Willis.
8. N. House.
Pollocksvllle, N. C.
Aulander, N. C
McColl, 8. C.
McColl. a C.
Conetoe, N. C.
Shandon, N. C.
Clio, S. a
Wilmington, N. C
Wilmington, N. C.
Wilmington, N. C.
Wilmington, N. C.
Wilmington, N. C.
J. W. King.
Fayetterffle, N. C
FayettoTlUe, N. C
Fayetteville, N. C
Fayetteville, N. C.
Fayetteville, N. C
Fayetteville, N. C.
FayettoTlUe, N. a
Fayetteville, N. C.
R. D. Dryden.
O. B. Wightman,
Fayetteville, N. C.
Fayetteville, N. C.
FayettoTlUe, N. C.
Robt Seaburyy
Max ton, N. &
Max ton, N.
Maxtoo, N.
Parkton, N.
H C. McMillan.
Ft Myers, Fla.
WllHamsfon, N. C
GokUboro, N. O.I
Wallace, N. C. I
Wallace, N. C. I
Godwin, N. C
McMillan Bros,
FayettoTlUe. N. C
Dunn, N. C
Warsaw: N. C
Warsaw, N. a
Aadlander, N. a
Port Tampa.
Fort Tampa.
Port Tampa.
Kenly, N. C.
Kenly, N. C.
J. M. Smythe,
Kenly, N. C.
Scotland Neck, N. C.
Benson, N. C.
Benson, N. C.
C. Allen, '
C Stewart,
L. E. Baker,
J. W. Wood, Jr,
'LEMridge,
G. W. Kirier,
A. Finch,..
J. R. Duning.
C. E. Barber,
H. Lueasa,
J. W. Wood,
J. W. Wood,
Benson, N. C.
Benson, N. C
Benson, N". C.
Benson, N. C.
Benson, N. C.
Benson, N. a
Benson, N. C
Benson, N. C.
Benson, N. C.
Benson, N. C.
Greenville N. C.
C. C. Parkerson,
Mrs. M. Nichols,
A F. Tucker,
Greenville, N. C.
Greenville, N. C.
Greenrllle, N. C.
Greenville, X. C.
Senn Curry It Co, Greenville, N. C.
Greenville, N. C.I
. . Paremere,
Greenville, N. C.
Greenville, N. C.
Greenville, N. C.
GreenTille, N. C.
Nat Portrait Co,
Clio, 8. C.
Red Springs, N. C.
w. C. Waren,
8. McNeill,
Red Springs, N. C.
Red Springs, N. C.
Red Springs, N. C.
H. McBryde,
Hen springs, w. c.
Red Springs, N. C
JamesTiUe, N. C.
Miss Moore,
James Tills, N. C
RnHi Nona V O I
r m -'im " I
Lumber Bridge, N. C.
8. J. Delday,
1. C. Parker,
, . Anoskle, N. C.
AhosWe, N. C.
Ochlocknee, On. I
Oehkwkiie. Oa. I ;
Weldon, N. C.
McCoU, 8. C.
C. B. Jacobs,
T. B. Gibson,
R. W. Keels,
W. W. Miller,
McColl. 8. C.
McColL 8. C.
McCoU. 8. C. I
Rocky Mt N. C.
WhlUkers, N. C.
B. Harrelson,
O. Bracey
Dillon, 8. c.
Dillon, 8. C.
. Dillon, 8. C
Dillon, 8. C.
Dillon, 8. C.
Dillon, 8. C.
Rowland, N. C.
, Ayden, N. C.
Summel ft UcU,
J. t. Sneil,
Pierce A Son,
Ayden, N. C. I
Bprlng Hope, N, C.
O-N H. S. Poole, Spring Hope, N. C.
, Pierce A Son., Spring Hope, N. C
W. R. Davis, ' ' Spring Hope, N. a
iccnpse r. co, cuo, 8. C
J. W. Bergen A Co., Tlmmonsvllle, B.C.
ueorge. - wnitevuie. N. C.
O-NJT. W, McD. Whlteville, N. C.
Wadesboro, N. C.
Swann, N. C.
Etc.
Qoidbsoro, N. C.
Goldbsoro. N. C.
. Goldbsoro..
: Fremont, N. C.
- Kinston, N. O.
Kinston, N, C, I
1 Bbl. Globes
1 Bx. Pictures
2 Kegs Phosphate
1 Bx. Samples
1 Bx. Cky. ;
1 Bx. Staty
4 Kegs Cider -. .
1 Bx. Samples ,
1 BbL Vinegar
1 Keg Cider
1 Couch
1 Keg Cider
1 Bx. 8amplea
S Dots. Vinegar
t Kegs Cider .
1 Bx. 8amplea
,. 1 Organ
10 Crts. Tot Wagons '
1 Bdl. Hdls.
1 BdL Gear
1 Ca. Clothing '
1 Bx. a Seed
1 Hhd. E. Ware
I Pea. S. Stock
1 Coil Wire
' I Bx. Glass Bella
1 Crt Stand
1 Bx. Fixta.
( Cultivators -
3 Bdls. B. Ends
1 BdL B. Ralls -1
Crt
1 Show Case
1 C Door
1 Cook Store
1 Planters
X Planters
2 Bdls. Wall Paper
1 Bd. Moulding
1 Hhd. E. Ware
1 Show Case
1 Bx. Wringers
1 Bx. A. Grease
1 Bx. Groceries
1 Bx Dry Goods
1 Drill Belt
1 Stove
4 Bx. A. Food
4 Palls A. Food
1 Ctd. Stove
1 Sew Mche
60 Crates
1 Cs. Dry Goods
1 BbL Spirits Turpentine
1 BbL Paint 111
1 Bdl. L. Curtains
1 Bxd. Mirror
1 Keg Cider
1 Bx. Samples
1 Book Case
2 Cs. Grape Juice
1 BbL M. Water
2 Bx. Drugs
1 Crt Signs
1 Bx. A. Matter
1 ' Heater
1 Ctd. Cabinet
1 R. Chair
1 Sew. Mche
12 Heaters
1 Keg Cider
1 Bx. Glass
1 Cs. M. W. Paper
1 BbL E. Paint
1 B. Sign
1 Bx. E. Ware
1 Pa. G. Sash
Vx BbL Paint
2 Bbls. Oil
2 Bags C. Seed
2 Pa (10 cd.) Tobacco
2 Pa. (25 cd.) Tobacco
4 Kegs Phosphate
1 Bx
1 Keg Phos.
1 Bx. Glass
1 Bx. C. Gum
1 BbL Notions
1 Bbl. Notions
1 Bdl. Bed Ends
1 Bed Spring
1 Bx. Groc.
4 Pails A. Food
1 Sew Mche .
1 Bx. Valentines
1 Grinder
1 M. Bdy
2 B. Stand
1 Pully
3 Pes. Pipe
, 1 Bx. Toys
2 Bblst G. Ware
1 Bx. P. Frames
1 Bx. G. Ware
1 Bx. E. Ware
1 Wash Mche.
1 Dresser Case
1 Mantel
4 Pes. H. Store
1 Sink
1 BdL T. Legs
1 BdL Knives
1 Show Case
1 Bx. P. Frames
1 Crt Ware
1 BdL Excelsior
1 Keg NaUs
1 Bx. E. Ware
1 Bx. E. Ware
3 Bx. S. Food
1 Bx. 8. Case
2 Bx. Drugs
25 Mty. Egg Crates
4 Sew Mche.
1 Case Syrup
6 Bx. 8. Food
1 Bx. A Matter
1 BbL H. H. Goods
1 Bx. Groc
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CALL AT HEADQUARTERS
THE FAYETTEVILLE ARMORY,
Gillespie street, opposite King's wsgon store.
Here yon can see the best assortment of
Breech-loading Double and Single barrel Guns
from the best makers in the country, England and Belgium,
home protection. Also
Shells of all
including Hew York Club UMC Nitm flnh
tat Dnnnnt VttmAmm mwtA lh ll.;i. J.l Juf-
1 wr-ww mmu uv a umhuwjjuib
The Finest Assortment of
vn in minei. una and lock renainn a
Tf" - 1907.W'U betheFcrty-secondsiiniTersary of the establishment of the Fayette-J
' -.6u,
Walter Watson. Gunmaker.
Three Carloads Mules and Horses
1
l.r..J l
Buggies, Wag
Ws bsve all rrAn nt hnlM J
aauisj m nuggit
We pay Ge bluest carlxct price lor Cotton
avill i Vancfory.
Goldbsoro, N.
Kinston, N.
Cheraw, 8, C.
Mary Jackson,
Cheraw, 8. C,
M. A Farmers Bank. Cberaw, 8.
D. A. 8haw,
J. C. McColl.
Cheraw, 8.
Cheraw, -8.
Cheraw, 8. C
D.L. Rivers.
Cheraw, 8. C
E. D. Smith,
Cheraw, 8.
H. C. McNeill. Lumber Bridge, N.
W. E. Moye,
Ayden, N. C.
Ay den, N. C.
Ayden, N. C
S. C. Marks,
W. B. W.
. Dunn, N. C
Dunn, N. C
Dunn, N. C.
Rocky Mt, N. 0.
Garysburg, N, C.
Wadesboro, N. C.
Ayden, N. C.
Ayden, N. C.
Ayden, N. C.
Ayden, N. C.
Ayden, N. C.
Dunn, N. C.
H. G. McColl,
Clio, 8. C.
Pikevllle, N. C.
Shandon, N. C.
Chad bourne, N. C.
M. F. Lowe.
Chadbourne, N. C.
WUUamston, N. C.
J. A Thomas,
Jonesboro, N. C.
Ayden, N. C.
Ayden, N. C.
Ca, Ayden, N. C.
Sears, Robuck ft
Rowland, N. C.
Rocky Point N. C.
Rocky Point N. C.
ML Tarbor, N. C.
St Stephens, 8. C.
St Stephens, 8. C.
St Stephens, S. C.
Shandon, N. C.
Palace Pharmacy,
E. H. Crews,
E. H. Caley,
Geo. Robbins,
J. C. Robbins.
Rocky Mt N. C.
Rocky Mt, N. C.
Rocky Mt N. C.
Rocky Mt, N. C.
Rocky Mt N. C.
T. T. Thaln, FayettoTlUe, N. O.
Cooperative G. Co, Fayetteville, N. C.
Mrs. C. Pierce, FayettoTlUe, N. C.
Hattie Porter. Fayetteville. N. C.
Newberry Furn Co, Fayetteville, N. C.
D. D. Cane,
E. Sykes,
J. C. Bruton,
Fayetteville. N. C.
FayetterUle, N. C.
FayetteviUe, N. C.
Wadesboro, N. C.
Wadesboro, N. C.
Rowland, K. C.
Benson, N. C.
Benson, X. C.
Benson, N. C.
S. M. Benson,
J. D. Barnes,
H. James,
T. D. Garrett
W. M. Martin,
Mrs. S. McMillan,
.Mrs S. XcMUIan,
Benson, N.
Plymouth, N.
Tarboro, N.
FayetteviUe ;.
Ivanhoe, N.
Ivanhoe, N.
lamesvllle, N. C.
Deerlng Mer Co,
JamesTlIle, N. C.
Jamesville, N. C.
Red Springs, N. C.
Red "Springs, N. C.
J
Jno. Smith,
Red Springs, N.
Red Springs, N.
Annie McFall,
Red Springs, N. C.
Red 8prings, N. C.
Red Springe, N. C.
Townsend Bros.
Tunis, N. C.
Tunis, N. C.
Tunis, N. C.
Dunn, N. C.
Rowland. N. C,
RobersonviUe, N. C.
J. T. Brown,
Robersonville, N. C.
KohersonvUle, N. C.
Clinton, N. C.
Clinton, N. C.
Warsaw, N. C.
Warsaw, N. C.
Miss C. West,
Fleming, Ga.
Castle Hayne, N. C.
Covington, Ga.
W. 8. Willis,
A L. Tew,
J. A Burden,
FayetteviUe, N. C.
Aulander, N. C.
Warsaw, N. C.
Dunn, N. C.
Dunn, N. C. I
Also Revolvers fn
Brands,
.nl p.tr. hi.h.m. ih. .
Vl.T A' f tM
OI1VI 1VWGT KsO.
Sportsmen's Leggins
ammiltv hv tha hmt aioVmn
Our Mr B evil has jnst returned from
ths Western market where he bought
Three Carloads of Stock.
consisting of several nice double teams
as well ss several trotters in
the lot, the best that csn be bought
snd we are satisfied we esn please yon
if yon srs In need of a horse or mule.
We hsv on hand nice single nt double
driving norses, ss weu as nice saddlers;
ana a nice tot of mmes of eu sises, from
me neavy tog muie to tns cotton male.
Come look over our stock of ' .
ons, Harness,
u. j au
s, siso naniess, sic, to go witn tnsm.
Administrator's Notice.
Having qualified as Administrator of
u. 1. iioit, deueaked, late or uuinner
land county, Puts of North Carolina,
this is to notify all ,mont having
elsims against toe estate of laid le
ceased to present the same to me for
payment, amy autnenucatea, witnin
twelve months from dste hereof, or thW
notice will be pleaded in bar of t sir
recovery. All persons Indebted to said
estate will please make immediate set-
uemeni.
This 16th day of July, 1907.
D. P. bPELI .
'.',. :,. Administrator.
Executrix Notices
Having qualified as executrix of
Samuel H. MacKae, deceased, lste of
unmberisnd county, n. U., this is to
notify ail persons having claims against
Ue estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned on or before
tne zotn aay 01 J my, iuuh, or ton no
tice will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. All Drsons Indebted to ssid
estate s 111 piesse mske payment.
MAX m. i. MacKAE,
Executrix.
This 24th day of July, 1907. .
Administrator's Notice.
Havlnir QuslJed ss Administrator of
Thomas Bennett, deceased, late of
Cumberland county, State of North
Carolina, this is to notify sll persons
having claims against the eetvte of ssid
deceased to present the same to nie for
payment, duly authenticated, within
twelve months from dste hereof, or this
notice wiU be plesded in bar of thxir
recovery. Ail persons indebted to mud
estate will piesse mske immediate set
tlement.
This 12th day of July. 1907
O. tt. BENNETT,
Q K. Nihock8, Administrator
Attorney.
Administrator's Notice.
Having this day qualified as adminis
trator upon i he estste of Osborne Haw-
ley, deceased, lste of Cumberland coun
ty, all persons are hereby notified to
S resent their claims against ssid estste,
uly verified, on or before tbe 20th day
of July. 1908. or this notice wiU tie
plesded in bsr of recovery. All' persons
inaenie 10 said estste wiu please mske
prompt payment.
J. a. McfUAiL.
Admistrstor of Osborne Hswlev.
rsyeneviue, . v., July zu, 1SU7,
jMiDinson a enaw, Attorneys.
8ERVICE BY PUBLICATION.
NOBTH CAROLINA. I In the
tiumoeriand Countv. i Surjenor Court.
uaggis otewari i
a !- r.. . v -
vs. V Notice.
David Stewart J
Tha dafendant abova namrl will lakAnntiAa.
ion an acuon entitled aa above baa been com
menoed in the Buperlor Court ot Cumberland
eountr. to obtain an abaoluta dlvnrn f,
aid defendant, on the grounds of Infidelity as
Pv auiuavii nieu, 01 aaia aeienaant, ana tbe
eniu aeienaant win late notice that he u re
quire to appear at ths next term of the Super
ior Court of naid county, to be held on the first
onaay neiore toe Ural Monday of September.
1807. at tbe Court Houaa of Raid ,nnnlv la Vmw.
ettetille, N C, and answer or demur to the
complaint of said action, er the plaintiff will
appir m we court ror reiiei uemanaea la 'said
complaint.
A. A. McKETHAN,
Clark Rnnprlnr Pnnrt
JuBH W. HOLT ON,
Attorney for plaintiff.
July SB, 1907. '
li
Bates from FayetteviUe as followa:
Season Ticket $10.70: sold dil Anril
ivui 10 govern oar win.
80-Dsy Ticket $9 00; to'd dai'v April
19th to November 80th.
10-Day Ticket S8.10.
Coach Excursion. 14 60: nol.l emch
Tuesday snd Friday: limit 7 dsv. in
dorsed "not good in parlor or slee ins
van.
Thiougb Pullmsn 81eeping Csrs via
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD I
COMPANY.
Write for beautirii' Illustrated r..lle-
contai ing mips, descriptive mttei
lists of Hotel, etc For reervatin nr
any information, addrsss
W.J. CKAIG,
Psssenser Traffic. VI
T. 0. WHITE,
Uenersl I'sssenger Agrnt.
Wiin.mgton, N. C
THE JUDGE
PRINiING CO..
although a new concern, offers
to the publio a practical expe
rience of more thsn 20 yesrs for
HIGH-CLASS printing With
a new snd modern outfit, uning
stesm power, we are prepared
to. handU all work with expe
diency and at satisfsctorf prices.
Commercial work of all kinds,
LETTER H EADS, BILL HEADS,
ENVELOPES. TAGS, BONDS,
LAW BRIEFS, or anything else
done in a printing office.
Special prices o wholesale
merchants on large orders. Msil
orders given special attention.
A 'phone call will bring us
. immediately. ,
. JUDGE PRINTING CO.
'Phone 807.
Fayetteville Stesm Laundry
Building. .s . --.r
fw your frlsnds, who psy vou noth.
Ing for ths service, and sometimes I
leave you with the bag to hold r
end them to us. We sxecuts all
classes ef bonds promptly at reason-
oie reus. The day of persona'
suretyship Is past,
THE UNITED STATES FIDELITY
AND GUARANTY 'COMPANY,
Home Office: Baltimore Md.
0. K. Nlmecks Qsnsrst Agent, Pay-
; ettevllle. H, C,
Time of Arrival and Departure of
Atlantic Coast line
lr east Mall Trains at rtryMe
( Ho. (7, gooth, Lv.4Ms.ai. for Bennetts? Ills,
S0, SS1 fml J iM a. B. tot Rlphmona.
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No. M. WMt I. 19 inn m r, Q.-.j
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Bonds
SCHOOLS
AND
THE NOliTH CAROLINA
State Normal and Industrial College
Bcflnlup Courses Kadlnp; to SKflrats el Bachslor el PdaaOy. Baehclar si
Arta, Bacador ol Holeaca, and aw course Icadlag e the acgraa a Backolor ol
Mule. .
Board, laundry, tuition, and fees for use of text books, Jto., 9170 a year.
For fre-tuition students, (125.
Ths Nobmsl Dbpsstmsnt gives thorough instruction in the subjsots tangbt
In the schools and colleges, snd special pedsgogicsi trsining for the profession of
teaching. Teachers ana Graduate of other colleges are offered one-year
special course In redagogy and allied subjects.
Tas Oomhbboial DsrABTMiMT offers prsotloal instruction in Stenography,
Typewriting, Book-keeping and other business subjects.
Ths Dkpabtmxnts or MahualAbts add Dumistic Scibmob provide Instruo
tien in Manual Training and in such subjsots as relate directly to the home and
family.
Tns Music DspiKTMBNT, in addition to the degree course, offers a oertiflosts
course In vocal and instrumental musio
To secure board in the dormitories, all free-tuition applications should be
mads before July 16.- The fall term opens September i8, 1907.
For catalogue and other information, address.
- J I. FOUHT, Pbxsidbnt,
1 Qbkbbsbobo, N. 0..
BINGHAM
SCHOOL
1793 1008
FOR 111 YEARS boy. hve bMD prepared for COLLEGE and for LlKK, and
ban Ima tnlnad to b. MEN at THE BINGHAM SCHOOL, ldrally loc.i.d on
Athavilh Plateau. Orgaalution MILITARY for dUdpllna, control and carriage.
Boy txpatlad from other achoola not ncaivtd Vlelout buys apalled as aooa u
dlacovared. Hallaa excluded by pledge af honor. Limited to 138. Katei reaaon
able. Addreae Col. R. BINGHAM. Supt. R. t. D, No. I, ASHEVILLE. N.C.
Littleton Female College.
Splendid location. Health resort Hot water heat Electric lights and other
modern improvements. 240 boarding pupils last yesr. High standard of scholar
ship, culture snd social life. Conservatory advantage in Musio. Advanced cours
es in Art snd Elocution. Business College, Bible and Normal courses.
Hsslth record not surpassed. Close personal attention to the health and so
cial development of each pupil. Uniform worn on all public occaf ions.
CHAKUK8 VJEBY LOW.
26th Annual Session will begin on September 18th, 1907. For catalogue, ad-'
dress KEY. J M. HHOUKB, President,
Littleton, N. C.
BUIE'S CREEK ACADEMY
AND BUSINESS COLLEGE
PREPARES FOR
COLLEGE. UNIVERSITY AND BUSINESS.
One of tbe best Business Courses riven in lha w
chsrgs of Fenmsnkhi p, Telegraphy, M usio, Art snd .Elocution.
Eie i undied and eighty rtuuents last year, representing 55 countitsandfour
States
Board, in families, including washing, lights and furnishtd rooms, $8.60 to
19.00; in cluls, $8.60 to 7.60.
Tuition t l.i 0 to $3.0.', with 60 per cent, discount to ministers, mini.ters' chil
dren, orphsns snd widows.
i or catalogue, address
J. A.
OAK RIDGE
V
OAK RIDGE, NORTH CAROLINA
tJSot3L btakvi riMa 861,001 tot Yow Men and Boys In
Prepares for College, (or Business, for
preaenl maiiareasent. tourcourses. 286 alaaetfla last year. Terms
moderate. Sttuatenaar Greensboro, N. C. on. ehotuand fWt abovrihi
sealevsL For beautiful catalocue addreaa J. k. and M. H. HOL1 , PrinclpaU
1895 RAEFORD
, . . , . ' IVY) QUO
Thirteenth session begins SEPTEMBER 3rd.
College preparatory and business.
Graduates admitted to any college in North Carolina without examination .
Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. Excellent T ilrorrr QiofJo ,i.i.,:.
Association.
Thorough courses in Bookkeeping, Stenography, Music and Art.
Able faculty. Buildings modern and convenient. Healthful climate.
More than 325 students last year, representing is counties and 3 States
Board and tuition from $105 to $130.
For catalogue, address
' E. D. SUMMERS, Principal,
Raeford, N. C.
UNIVERSITY
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
178S-1OT.
Head of the Bute's Educational System.
DEPARTMENTS.
College, Eaolaccrlna.
Graduate, Law,
Librsry contains 46,000 volumes. New
water works, electric lights, central
heating system. New dormi
tories, gymnasium, Y M.
(J. A. Building,
library.
7SS Stndcatm. 74 la Faealty.
Ths Fsll term begins
Sept 9, 1W07. Address
FSAM. M P. VbKABIS, PBBSII INT,
CBAPSL Hi LA, X. C.
TRINITY COLLEGE
:. four Departments Collegiate,
Graduate, Knglneerlng and Law.
Urge library faelliUes. Well
equipped laboratories In all depart
. menu i of science. Oymnsslnm fur
nlsbed with best apparatus. Expen
ses very moderate. Aid for worthy
students. . ' r
Young Men wishing to
Stndy Law should in
vestigate the superior
advsnUges offered by-r
the Department of Law
in Trinity College. . .
. ' 0losne and further lnfor-
t. W. KEWS0M, Iteglgtrar,
Durham, Korh Carolina.
J
Ppppo Institute and :
rcaUD Conservatory,
Balsioh, Wobth Casousa. '
A hish-erada nollaoa rn
Twelve DepartmenU under speo
islitts Excellent . buildings snd
riout grounds. Every prsven
sgsinst Are and disease. Tskss
a llniitrd number and gives Indivi
dual attention. Founded half cen
tnry ago snd runs solsl nnnn it.
merits.
1 For estalogue apply to r -HENKY
EKOMirBTOOKARD,
GARQ
LIE WAGBINB COME
1 S. II,
FAYETTE VII
PtlntllS WM
'Bail Wnra, .
... o.w auius, rumng Kflli,
COLLEGES
CAMPBELL., Principal,
BUIE'S CHEEK, Harnett Co., N. C.
INSTITUTE
Ufa. Hth '
INSTITUTE. 1907
' . u,
- e
Park School.
i A Flrat-Clan
flcste of Graduation Accepted for an- i
ktrance to Lesdins Boutbern Colleses.
, Best Equipped Pre pars tor y School (
r in the South. H faculty of Ten I
i Officers snd Teschers. ILampus i
of Beventy-nve Acres. '
Library containing Tblrty Thousand Vol-
umes. Well Equipped Uymnsalum. Ulfh (
Standards and Modern Metnode of in- ;
f itruotlon, i
r Frequent Lectures by Prominent (
f Lecturers. r , i
Expenses Exceedingly Moderate.
beven Years of Phenomenal
Success. J
JKOf CatalOffUa and nthav InAirmatlnn i
H. M. NORTH,
' Beadaaaatcr, A
i.N.C '-
DUnHAaf.
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND
MECHANIC ARTS.
PracflfMedication in Agriculture;
In Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical
Engineering; in Cotton Manufactur
ingJyeing and Industrial Chem
istry.; Tuition $45 a yeat; Board
io a month. lao Scholarships.
Address
- PRESIDENT WINSTON,
West Raleigh, N. C
"NiyERSJjy COLLEOi-
MEDICINE
STUART MeQUIHS M
RICHMOND
VIRQINIA
Pi, fatatetriT.-
Modm,Llfr1tOfl ChareaofSpeclallets
o . . Clinics In FltreHospluia
"tedas First-lass by those woo Know
MEDICim-DEIlTISfrlv.nilSMArv
Scottish Fire Insurance Company.
Fayetteville, N. C. ,
Having been appointed an Agent
for this Company, I am prepared to
wane its policies, and thna encour
age home enterprise. Business soli
cited. F. R. ROSE, Mgr.
Pfiitto, .
t r' "j -
M iilH Mi' to,:
. " ' . "
Drj lOlni, and trwn RoadiT
( Trinity
o.,Snitn,JbT, ;04 its, for Tamps,
HULL STOCK of PIPE and FITTINGS.