Ti]:g Caxtricr.
liOXBOEO, N. C., Sept. 10 , 1902
l''F7ABING~irGBDT)GE ”
"We fir;(l the following editorial
note m one of our exchangee which
we reproduce at the risk of seeming
to be personal. Somebody w'ill fay the
editor, every editor ought to read and
study this note, get it into the mind
and heart. Some readers will fit these
words to Eone other person, not even
dreaming that the can will fit the
reader. Perhaps a few readers will
feel that the editor had them in mind
and it is possible that somebody will
become offended as the words are read-
We wish to assure all that these
words were found inajBaptist paper
published in Chicago, and the writer
did not have in mind any of the
readers of the Courier. We do not
reprint these words because they aie
specially applicable to any one of our
acquaintance, but it is well enough
for us all to think on this subiect,
When we are face to face with death
it may be too late to Pave off, to oyer-
come. to rise above, anu pardoned
for ‘ an unrepented and unforsaken
gjudge,” Read and give heefl to these
words.-
“How nan one be a Christian and
bear a grudge? Many men and women
think they can do it. They suppose
that in the dark corner of their hearts
where resentment rules the law of
Christ has no authority. Everywhere
else they will ferve him; here they will
DUi-b3 a cherished hatred. Is*uot our
actual leiigioii half-pagan still when
we can so reason as many of us do?
For if there is anything fundamental
in the sermon on the mount it is
that contempt and hatred, tor any
hnman being is a fearful sin.No man
with anger in his heart, says Jesus
can offer a single acceptable saonfic'^
to God. How shall it be with those
men and women all around us who
have said theitJ.
Mrs. Ci’oom 'were
The Baptist church and we’’e earnest
worsers in all things pertai ing to
the wilfare of their church and will
be greatly missed by their colaborers.
We wish for them as many fr'ends
in their new home as they leave Oe-
hind them.
A Parson’s Nob
••I want ail tfie
writes Kev..C -1.
away, R, I., ‘-what,
and re.liable inedioino
Electric Bit er.s. They
jaundice and liver trou that had
caused me great sarl'eri ig for many
years. For a genuine, a
they excel anything I
Electric Bitters are tbt
all for their wonderful w
Kidney and Stomach tre ables. Don’t
fall to try them. Only.Octs. Sat
isfaclion is guaranteed 1: y J. D. Mor
ris,
Act.
to w,
'11,4, 1 1 A.;!'.
A
V ;.:r gooa
I found
cured mf. of
“round fcuro
eyer saw.’
surprise of
rkin Liver.
A special from New ’i'ork to The
Richmond Times says ihat despite
threats to resist in chei courts the
formation of a merger of Southern
railroad plans for it are going right
on; that conference with jthe view are
held daily in J. Pierporit Morgan’s
oflic“ and that “the proujoters of the
combine will put forth such techni
calities as allowed the Northern
Securities Company to bje formed'”
These are statements worthy of ac
ceptance. We don’t believ^„the story
that this merger is not iiji contemp
lation, nor donbr that jt will be effect
ed when Morgan & Co. are. ready.
The more’s the pity.^Charlotte
Observer.
Haying been a soldier in our late
war and having been disabled to-some
ext::;! from, doing uianuel labor,
born and raised in Person county, 1.
feel that I have a right to appeal to
the people of Person county for a po.si-
tion. To tiUis end I declare myself
a oanidate for the office of Register
of Deeds ' f Person courtv.
I have a’l my life been a faithful
adherent of the D mocratic party
and and I trust my record will
merrit their support. I will appre
ciate all votes that I may receive and
if elected on the 4th day of Novem
ber I promise to the people of Per
son county an honest discharge cf
eyery duty imposed upon me to the
best of my ability This Aug. 11
Your humble servant
J. L. PHELPS,
Bushy Pork, N, f b
Be-ware of a Knife.
No profession has advanced more
rapidly of late than surgery, but it
should not be used except; where ab
solutely necessary. In case ot piles,
for example, it is seldom needed. De-
Wilt’s Witch Hazel Salve cures
quickly and permanently. Unequaled
ftr cuts, burns, bruises, wounds,
skin disea,ges. Accept no counter
feits. “I was so troubled with
bleeding piles that I lost much blood
and strength,” says J. C. Philips,
Paris, Ill. “DeWift’s Witch Hazel
Salye cured me in a short time.”
Soothes and heals. J. A. Painter.
OXFORO, N. C.
If you really want the best
invite yon to visit us
It it-; all right throughon
the right price. Sold
we
qu.ggy.
Raking the Ashes
after the fire isn’t very profita
able. It’s a great deal better
to rake the files for a good in
surance policy—enough to cov
er the loss fully.
We Want a Share
of your risk and if you investi
gate our Companies records
for prompt payment and easy
loss adjustments we believe
you will let us have it.
The
MERRITT & NOELL.
Charlotte Observer
BVriRV DAY IN THE YEAR
CALDWELL & TOMPKINS,
Publishers.
J; P. 0ALDWELL..Editor
Mr. J. ♦B. Whitaker, who has edit
ed and managed the Win iton Senti
nel for a Dumber of yeais,
Pd h.s connectioii with
nas sever-
tlat paper.
Foley’s Hpney anl
arly adapted for chrd!
and suug thierj bles aud will uositiveD
members ot that tSiyAfe
' Tobacco came in pretty freely
last week, and especially Friday
and Saturday, when the Hyco had
good breaks. We never saw tobac
co sell higher than it sold then, and
it is doing all right yet, possibly
just as high. The fact is we ex
pect to see tobacco sell well for
some time yet, possibly all the com
ing season, for there is nothing to
indicate that it is going to be lower
Still, when it is as high as it is now
we would advise you to sell it as
you get it ready for the market.
Loge Garrett says you can not do
better than bring it along to the
'Hyco Warehouse.
0£f tor ttm
ChSMren.
•Give them oil—cod-liver oil.
It’s curious to see the result.
Give it to the peevish, fret
ful child, and he laughs. Give
it to the pale, anaemic child,
and his face becomes rosy and
full of health. Take aflat-
•chested child, or a child that
has stopped growing, give him
the oil, and he will grow big
and strong like the rest.
This is not a new scheme.
It has been done fbr years.
Of course you must use the
right oil. Scott’s Emulsion
Is the one.
.iScott’s Emulsion neither
hodks nor tastes like oil because
we are so careful in making it
pleasant to take.
' Send for free sample.
SCOTT & EOWNE, Chemists, 409 Pearl St., N. V.
50c and Ji.ooj al- druggists.
peiiuli-
y”"ire emorced. i ne course
of siudy is also printed in this issue
and we are proud of the showing
mad; there. When you complete
the ninth grade you ,vill be in a
position to enter college, or you
will be pretty well prepared to do
life’s battles without going furtftier.
Look up the rules and this course
and read them carefully.
$8.00 PER YEAR.
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THE StTNDAY OBSERVER.
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THE SEI-WEELV o-‘'
uggy on the market
examine this
t and, we will name von
Roxboro by
CRITCHE’et,
MO OERN MOTORS
FOR
ONEY MAKERS.
‘BLAKESLEE’
Gasoline Engines
verywhere, absolute
tior- guaranteed.
Co .
Bismingham
Ala
lirseries.
Greensboro and Connett’s Soulhern Early peachel!
are now all the talk among the ij-uit growers. Look
that they
out for these two peaches and
were introduced by Jonn A.
Greensboro Nurseries. Fruit
the car load, say that they
Men who have introduced ot
them un
,1 aii
-.nat he mari-.
.“iy were hoari
Oeleprated Their Linen Wedding,
0| last Wednesday evening Rev.
and Mrs. George T. Watkins cele
brated their linen wedding. Their
horn I was brilliantly lighted up and
notwithstanding the downpour of
rainland ilie grim darkness without
one |ould but feel the glow as he
ente ed the threshold. At the door
were Miss Addie Male and Mr. W.
D. ft Merritt giving the glad hand to
all yho presented them.selves. Di-
vesteid of hat, cane and umbrella,
Mes^Hf/.^M. Carlton, S. G. Win-
.stea4and Dr. B. J. Tucker led you
to the reception room where Mess.
-F. C]. Carver and 'VL A. Bradsher
presented you to Mr. and Mrs.
Watkins.
After a hearty hand shake and
wishjng them the best in life —
which they so richly deserve, you
are t|iirned over to Mesdames J., S.
Merritt and Jno. A. Noell, who are
ill clarge of the refreshments, with
the f illowing young ladies to serve
you; Misses Foy Bradsher Anna
Menitt, Annie Byrd Winstead,
Deln a Noell and Rosa Cheek Af
ter a long stay in this department
you i re turned over to Mess. J. M
Winstead and J. L. Foushee who
escort you to the parlor and place
you in the keeping- of Miss Eugenia
L. B adsher, where you spend the
rema uder of the hour in social con-
versa tion.
Th; presents, linen of course,
were lum^roas and costly, many of
them tab'es not being suffi
cient to hold them many were
strew a in piles around th© tables
On y the weather prevented it
from aeing one of the most pleasant
occasions imaginable, but to those
ed the storm nothing was
fose who missed this recep-
: assure them they mis.sed an
evening.
they live te celebrate their
wedding in our midst is the
wish of The Courier man.
Boor
Harrina[t0D’s Speller,
Hyde’s Language Lessons
Book I. second part.
The Story of the Greeks,
Modern Europe,
First Steps in the History of
Our Country,
Arithmetic Grade V.
Seaside and Wayside Nature
Reader, '
SIXTH ORADE.
Uolaw and Ellwood’s Advan
ced Arithmetic,
Grammer,
Story of the 'Thirteenth Col
onies,
Story of the Great Republic,
Stepping Sto .es to Literature
Book VI.
Seventy Lessons in Spelling,
.Vlanry’s Manual of Geography,
Seaside and Wayside Nature
Reader,
SEVENTH GRADE.
Oolaw and Ellwood’s Advan
ced Arithmetic, '
U. S. History Hansell’s Ad
vanced,
Milne’s Elements cf Algebra,
Buebler’s Grammer,
Gunnson and Harley’s First
Year of Latin,
Steele’s Hygienic Phoysiology,
Seventy Lessons in Spelling,
Literature—selected Classics,
EIGHTH GRADE,
Colaw and Ellwood’s Ad
vanced Arithmetic,
Butler’s School English,
Harper and Tolman’s Caesar,
Montgomery’s History of
EDglan4,
Wentworth’s Complete Alge
bra,
Poems of Knightly Adven
ture,
Julius Caesar,
Other select!ons from Litera
ture,
Maury’s Physical Geography,
Orthography,
NINTH GRADE.
22
60
60
60
25
45
46
65
65
60
25
88
50
46
70
60
50
00
45
25
46
75
1 25
1 12
1 40
15
15
90
clothing ever b
this town. We
show you the la
best line of mill
dry goods which
ever bought. 0
will knock ‘em
come and let ut
you of the fac
Mr. Billie (
with us and wi
to have his frien
see what he ha
them, will
money.
Max Kop
Clothi
ought to
will al&o
’gest and
nery and
we have
Lir prices
ill out—
convince
Notice—Ohang-e Poll
Notice is hereby
Saturday, Sept. 27t
o’clock, in tne Court
boro, at a meeting of
of Election then and
the question of cl
voting precinct in
township DOW locate
L. Bradsher to what
Its New Busby kork
store, will be consifi
fills notice given
accordance with the
acts of 19'l.
lambers is
II be glad
call and
to sho-w
five them
ijemember
Yj^ung, proprietor of
3vers shipping by
e money makers,
arieties and talked
now bi»d . to ac-
and that -we will be there
every Saturday thereafter
until notified through these
columns to the contrary.
Do not put off having a good
picture taken until sickness or
something else prevents yohr
coming, but come the first day.
You know the class ot work we
do, and we refer with pride to
our many satisflad customers as
reference. Our prices are as low
as good work can oe
made for
)n s,
ng Store.
ng Place,
on
10
Ch’m Co
Jno. a. Noell, Sei
One of the
schools in the Soi
200 boarding pupl
Annual Session be
Large illustrated c
plication to Rev. J
M., President,
a6 6t.
given that
1902, at
House in Rox-
Co'anty Board
there to bo held,
angina the old
Busby Fork
at store of A.
is now known
at W. H. Long’s
;red.
for 20 days in
E!e tion Laws
G G. Moore, '
Board Election
t’y-
lost
prosperous
Room for
Twenty-first
jins Sept. 17th.
italogue on ap-
M. Rhodes, A.
ttleton, N. C.
and we cordially inyite you to
come and look whether you have
auy work done or not.
We also enlarge photos, and
guarantee our work to be the
best. Give ns an opportunity
to convince you of the exellence
of Qur work.
’ Respectfully,
COLE & HOLLADAY.
lOU’LL
GET WHAT
YOU ORDER
And get it Promptly.
There will be no slighting of
the matter from the time you
send your order to us until the
goods are in your home.
We Study Your Wants.
Every grocery order is welcome,
and every customer is treated as
well as we cau treat him.
I can save you moiK-y on Shoes,
give me a call.
Yours to St rvp,
C. H HUNTER
, Nor. 2
With our baby •when'ho wasl
Later it vaa useful in teetiiit
that are consequent upon thd
children, as one of the neces
we take pleasure is reoomsj
baby quiet.
MwggBTTittijpjH Cares GfiolBra-Infanfai,'
' **“‘-*™ Diarrhoea,Dysentery, and
the Bowel Troubles of
Children of Any Age.'
Aids Digestion, Regulates
iSi the Bowels, Strengthens
.. . n 1 fw i 4 the Child and Makes
Costs Only S cents at Dmggists, teething easy,
.. neU 25 cents to C. J. MOFFETT, M. D„ ST, LOUIS,
ftr“oS^Md*lteiff«thlffeTtStiLsoTerybetteficUIanaeofr6e£romdan|^
friends inst^ of the horrid stuff that so many people use to keep ttelff
HA^TWELL^ Times and Weekly Times-Moeseuser.)