ThE TWIH-CITY DAILY SENTIN EL, WiMSTOK-SALEM.
N. C
JUNE J,
PERSONAL NOTES,
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Dissolution Notict.
By mutual agreement anion tho
tlti member.. via; C. 0. KoiitiiiKr.
J. 8. Crlui aud V. 1.. Blackburn, trad
(uK at Kuiuinger and Crim Kuruinliiug
('timpanr, Nom. 4.'!(i and 438 Mai.i
ttrffl. YVIiiatoti, N. C. Ilia co partner
ship Is Iwrtbv (iituilvc(l. and J. S.
Cilia iiaviiiK sold his Interest lu the
UiiHlnes to the other partners, will
lotlre fruui the buslnvaa aud here
after the buaiuesa will be continued
by C. 1). Homlnger aud V. U lilack-
burn under the name of Rominger aud
Blackburn Furnishing Company.
All persona Indented tit Homlnger
and Crlm Furnishing Company will
hereafter Mettle with the Koniinger
and Wackbtirn Furnishing Company,
and creditors will look .to the new
company for payment of claints, as
the new company assumes Uie debts
and credits of the old company, ami
the, public will In the future contract
with the new co-parUierslilp, looking
to Uie remulniug purtncrj to f ul fill all
future contracts.
Mutually agreed, this May If!, 19C.
J. S. CRIM. Retiring 1'artner.
C. I). ROHINdKR.
V. U H1('KBI RX,
Continuing Partners.
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FOGLEBRQ.'SCQ.i
Manufacturers of
SCREENS
Made to FIT your X
doors and windows.
Phone 85.
THE HORBE IS NO FOOL.
He knows whe nho'a getilng proper
treatment, when his feeii Is sonn.l.
clean and nourlehlng, only he can't
tell you, save by his actions, his work,
his gouoral appearance. Do the best
by yourself by doing the beat by aim
ti lodging your orders for sound aid
clean grain and feed In this mart lor
horse and cattle provender. -
G. L. Dull & Co.
Phone 176, 10S Fifth St.
"Sky - Lights"
Oalveulied Sky Lights are the Bett.
Why?
Because they never wear out. Calven
Ised Kky-Liignia are tire-proof.
W- j?
Because wire rlao.iu be used aiid so
prevent lb kIkhs from ftltiK out.
bei Can Oalvenixed lmo Sky-
Lglits be sotteuV A I
L.B.Brickcnstcin's
FOR RENT.
.' 5-room flat with pressed
brick and plate flass front, 4th
Street; centrally located;, mod
ern conveniences.
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TO SIMPSON'S.
SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
The undersigned commissioner, hav
ing been duly annotated by the Su
perior Court of Kuraytb couuty. North
Carolina, tu make eale of the lauds
hereinafter described, by decree of
said court made In the caae wherein
Noah y. Ulbaou, T. J. Adams aud
wife, Anna Roberta Adams, T. C.
HanifP Mllil wife. Itl.'ineh I! ttnmtr
and Killtb M. (.;ibnon, minor, by ber
KviMnl.au. Noah F. Olbsoii, Francis D.
(iibsou, minor, by her guardian, W. F.
(iiijson, una Mi iaiuriii uibson, minor,
by his guunliun. Mrs. Anna Roberta
Adams, are parties, plaintiffs ex parte,
will, by virtue of the powers rested
!u lilm by said decree, expose to pub
lic sale, to (he highest bidder for cash
at the. courthouse door iu the town of
Winston Salem. In said couuty, on
Monday, the 2d day of July, ln;. at
12 o'clock in., the following lands,
town lots in the town of Winston, For
syth county, ilesr-ilbed as follows, to
wli :
Utglnniug at the corner of Sixth
street and the West End Boulevard
and running thence along with said
Ve.t End Boulevard (as the same
runs) four hundred and one feet and
one inch (4ni feet and 1 inch) to Lot
.o.itn; thence southwardly with the
Ine or Lot No. lt7 two hundred and
thirty three Teet and three Inches
12:::! feet and :i Inches) to Rlth
street; thence along said Sixth street
two nnnilied and eighty feet and six
inches (2Xil feet and C Inches) to the
place of beginning, lieing the three
'ols oz laud known on the plat of the
laud of "The West End Hotel and
l.nnd Co." us lts No. 1U4, 1U5, and
ICC Section 1.
This sale Is made for the purpose
of maklnir uartltion ammiir the ten
ants in common thtfein, and Is sub
ject tn the cnntlrmation of the court.
Tile above lots nre itealml.lv
ted In town of Wir.aton and are valua-
hi.
This 1 dav of June, 190C.
K. H. (ilBSON, Commissioner.
Beginning June 4th
10 per cent Discount
On all skirts, shirt waists
and shirt waist suits.
Beautiful line muslin un
derwear just in.
Misses Martin's
Next Peoples'. Bank.
NOTICE I
Ha virus qualilled as executors unon
'he eslate of Sophie Transou, late of
UeUianlu, N. C, all persons InnVbled
o said are notified and requested to
make payment at otjee to Cleo. H. Haw
mt. at Iiethuniu. N. C. and all per
sons holding claims against said ;
'ate will presar.4 them for payment to
'.leo. H. llauser before the 28th tlav
t April. or this notice will be
.steaded in bur of tholr recovery
April 2S, l!)0fi.
GEO. IT. HATJSER,
E. B. JONES,
Executors of Sophie Transou.
KEEP YOUR HEAD UNCOVERED.
, Tae Caaataat Wearla ef a Hat Prepo.
j " atra DaaarasT Girai,
Thtre ars many men who wear their
hats practically all tha llm wh.n . .w.
and are blessed with a heavy shook of
hair; yet If the scalps of these same men
once became Infested ua dandruB
germs, the parasites would multiply all
the quicker for tack of air. Baldness
would ensue as the final result New
bro'a Herplcide kills these germs and
stimulates unhealthy hair to abundant
arowth. Herplcide Is a pleasant hair
dressing as well aa a dandruff cure and
contains not an atom of Injurloua sub
stance. 8old by leading- druRirlsU. Send
Me. In stamps for sample to The Herat
clde Co.. Detroit, Mich.
B. W. O UANLON, BpecUl Ajeit.
i An Ordinance PS By tht C-ty
Fatntrt of Hign PainL
HIGH POINT, Juna 4 Aa ordi
aance has been passed by the city
jfatheis which ta Hpected to run the
' agents of liuur houses at this place
out of busines. The ordinance reads
that "it siiail b unlawful for any per
sou, firm or corporation to opes aa
office, store, or place of business to
4 engage iu tbe taking of orders, or to
act as age' or representative for the
purpose of selling, offering for sale
or taking orders for any spiritoua
malt or othei intoxicating liquors
withia the city limits of High Point
Any person. Arm or corporatro viola
ting this ordlnawe shall on conviction
before th auayor be fined not less
than lid not more than $50 for each
aud every offense." Aa a result of
this ordinance one agency has -already
unit business. tht man In charge say
ing be has no money o lose on the
business. The patties guilty of break
ing the ordinance will be cited before
the mayor every day until court 11
they persist aud have enough money
to pay out or put up for bond.
The 8alem Iron Works.
Mr. W. J. Hege. vice-president of
the Salens Iron Works, was In Lex
ington last week and told the Dispatch
.he: the business of the Iron Works
was flourishing and Imparted the as
tonishing Information that his plan
turned out and eold 115 saw mills In
125 days, near ona saw mill outfit a
day. The Dispatch says: "Tbo Salem
Iron Works la the company that ships
saw mills by the solid train load. The
day is rapidly approaching when the
South will no longer go North or
West for her manufacture!) goods, for
we will be -making everything our
selves In a short time."
Southbound Surveyors.
The Stanley Enterprise says: The
Southbound railroad surveyors have
pitched their tent near the residence
of J. E. Kl it) t x and are now making
final survey through (his section. The
line being run follows that of the
Yadkin road, but u the opposite aide
of the creek, a short distance west of
the coUon mills. We understand that
paraphernalia for another corps of
surveyors haa been shipped to Nor
wood, and a second corps will soon be
gin work at that point. Our people
are not only talking the Southbound,
but aie beginning to believe In It, and
It begins to look as If It la a certainty.
Marriage at Arcadia.
At Arcadia. Davidson county, Tues
day morning, Prof. W. M. Brown.
superintendent of the Lexington
graded school, was united In marriage
to Mlsg Pearl Vestal, daughter of
Kev. M. H. Vestal, who officiated.
After the wedding the bride and
groom left for Elon College, where
they will attend the commencement
exercises. Elon College Is the profes
sor's alma mater and he taught there
prior to his going to Lexington. The)
will be absent for three weeks, after
which they will be at home at Dr. J.
M. Riley's, In Lexington, says the Dis
patch.
T. P. A. Convention.
B. II. Marsh left last evening for
Richmond. Ho will go from there
with the Virginia T. P. A. delegation.
A special train will go from Washing
ion to Buffalo. The North Carolina
and Virginia- and Maryland delega
tions will be on this train. The na
tional headquarters will , be . at-the
Iroquois Hotel. Fare for trip via
Washington and Lehigh Valley route.
$24 65. ' , .
Broke Hit Collar Bone.
A. D, Mickle. had the misfortune to
ull yesterday afternoon and break
his collar bone. Audred Is aral clerk
at i',o Southern freight depot and
while attending to his duties as such,
while crossing between two cars,
lost his balance, fell and broke his
collar bone. He suffered Intensely,
from the injury last night.
Following the Flag. ; '
When our soldiers went to Cuba
and the Philippines, health was the
most Important consideration. Willis
T. Morgan, retired commifiKAi-v Bur.
?eant II. S. A., of Rural Route 1. Con
cord, N. H says; " was two years In
Cuba and two years In the Philippines
ami being subject to colds I took Dr.
rungs Mew Discovery for consump
tion, which kept me iu perfect health
And now. 4n New Hampshire, w find
It the best meillci DA 111 lha WnrtJ Ia.
coughs, colds, bronchial troubles and
uu lung uisease. Guaranteed at V.
0. Thompson's rii-nr moru di
and $ l.Ou. Trip bottle free.
There's Httle room lu this great
world of ours for the "Fat Woman "
She's a hindrance to herself in stren
cars, flats, elevators! hm h..
. . - vail
she do poof thing-take Holllstc.-'s
rwcuy Mountain Tea. 35 cents tea
or tablets. ' '
For al6 by O'Hanlon, Winston;
Landquist & Pfohl. Salem.
iuui picsculc ana pat-
vuov wm uc appreciarea
at- fkn i. n -
i mc kjwcci rea anow
Thursday night at Mrs. R.
F. Gray's.
J. C. Baiton visited Greensboro to-;
day.
J. A. Ordway wtat toy Grenboro
today.
W. O. Roger, of Charlott. ma
her. today.
Frank Sugg went to Kemersvil'.e
tail moariug.
Charles Bennett left last eveuiug
tor Higb Point.
J. Gilmer Korner. of KeraersvUe.
wai il tha city today.
V. 8. Blackburn mde a bualneiS
trl to Greensboro today.
Clarence Scroggs came la th!
muruiiih from Trinity College.
Rev. T. M. L-e. of Clinton, X. C, Is
the gues of R. M. Payne.
A. W. Haywood, of Haw River, was
a vjsitor Uv the city touay.
MiM Edith Symingtou left thia
morning for Richmond, Va.
Prof. J. A. Hodgius. of Guilford Col
lege, was in the city yesterday.
Rev. William Porter, of Kerners
rllle. was lu tha city yesterday.
i. T. N is.se n returned to the city
thia morning from a business trip.
J. B. McCreary returned to the el'y
this monring from a short busmen
trlu.
Rtv. J. R. Scroggs came In '.'.
night from Trinity College commeuce
ment.
J. R. Collie, a 11. at 1 delegate, left
yesterday afternoon tot hU home at
Louisbtirt;. ,
Mi. and Mrs. Chas. M. Phelps are
spending some time ; at Moore's
Springs.
J. F. Tesh has accepted a position
as book-keeper with Rominger &
Blackburn.
Miss Nellie Spear, of Wilkesboro.
passed through the city thia morning
enroute to Asbevllle.
P. R.- Jones. Jr., of Danville, Va.,
who haa been visiting his slater, M's
John Gilmer, left today for home.
Josephine and Robert Daniels left
yesterday afternooa for Greensboro ti
visit their aunt, Mrs. A. W. Daniels
P. K. Green left yesterday afternoon
for Dover. Delaware, to attend the
funeral of his father, Mr. James II.
Green.
Misses -Trevo and Ina Jones'. Callle
Miller and Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Bin-
ford went up to Shoals today for a
day a! fishing.
"Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Roberts, Fred
Roberts and Edna Roberts went to
Kernersvlllo yesterday afternoon to
spend tha summer.
Mlis Roblna Mickle left yesterday
afternoon for Greensboro to attend
the marriage of Miss Mary Lee Joy
ner to Mr. Daughtrldge.
Vlrgfl E. Holcorab. of Rockford,
passed through the city yesterday af
ternoon on his way to Washington to
lttend to aomi legal business.
Lew Rudy, after a stay In the city,
left today' for Baltimore. Before re
turning to his home tn Boston he will
visit his father, Martin Rudy, at ban
caste:, Pa.
Ja3, A. Bialney, of Detroit, Mich,
who has been In the city on business
for several days, left last evening, but
will tetiirn In several days and will
sing at Ceulenary church' at the 1t
a. m. servlcu Sunday.
Bin Hur Las Night.
A good slied audience attended the
Ben Hur lecture at the Ellis' Audi
torium last night, the atereoptlcau
views and moving pictures showing to
Sieat advantage, and Evangelist
Yeuell'i climax la describing the
chariot race brought forth a hearty
round of applause, while other pas
sages were eloquent.
Mr. Yeuell goes tomorrow to Madi
son to hold a meeting at the request
of some who ajtended the warehouse
meeting here. After a ten days meet
ing there he will go to his home lu
Washington; D. C. where Mrs. Yeuell
will join him and they will go to Man
chester, New Hampshire, where he
will enter an evangelistic campaign
In a large opera house there, to con
tinue for six or. ten weeks.
Positively No Gooda Carried Over.
On account, of thu crowded condi
tion of our store we will, offer, com
menclng Saturday,' our entire line of
hats. Bowers and rjbbons at and be
low cost. W positively will not
cany uny goods from one season to
thj next.
Winston Millinery Co,
On and after Mouday. the. 11th,
the passeuger train from Mooresvllle
to Winston-Salem will run eat Her,
making connection with tli ir.u
going to Wllkesboto. something that
it has never done before. . It will
arrive at go a. m.
Some men don't careho7 dull bnl
rivals Wlim"y baU wllh ,heir
WAXTBD. -Lady or. gentleman of
fair education to travel for firm of
$250,000 capital. Salary U.072 per
year, payable weekly. Expenses ad
vanced. Address Geo. G. Clows Winston-Salem,
N. C.
T STORE CLOSS PA'J-.XATjS SATUPpt, ,y
Mail Orders
Carfuily
am-.
Pron-ptly
Fed.
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Ladies! Show thli to the men.
HERE ARE BARGAINS WORTH,
In correct summer wear-things for mJ
possible by our uKhA I REMOIH.lli.v
25c Sauzi Shirts 19c
Kim bleached bat-kt-l
weave, thin and cool,
all sizes, tht 25c ones
for 19c.
Men's ISe Sox I2.
Plain black and tan
cotton, si so lace
stripe, full regular
made tho 15 ones
ioi nc.
Men's Wash Ties 25c
A handsome line iji'
both plain colors and
fancy patterns, will
wash and not fade a
good selection for 25c
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GET A LINE ON
F
PINNACLi
BEER
It is the great temperan(
beverage of the day a foot
drink VERY heavy in tin
nutrition of malt, BUT
extremely light in alcohol.
Keep it at home for the weak or
nervous members of the family.
The New South Brewery $ Ice Co. 1
MMTMER
,of the suffering and danger in atoro for Jicr, robs the expec
of all pleasant anticipation of the coming event, and m'
shadow of gloom whicU ca mot be shaken off. Tliousuix
have found that the usu of Mother's Friend dttrinj pi
confinement of nil nain ami danrrcr. and insures jtafcty to J
and child. This scientific liniment is a god-send to all
time of their most criticiJ trial. Not only docs Wu
carry women safely thrbifch the perils of cliiU-bifiv
b"""; i"tuicuiB system jor tne coming evtm, r
sickness." and other Ait
comfort o( this period. ntlO $FEjEai
Sold by all dniggists at
i.oo per bottle. Book
containing valuable infor, nation free. fff'Oifji
The CradficlrJ Rcculator Co.. Atlanta,
Winston Mill Supply
AGENTS
For The Jewel rfeltuif? Co. Manufacturers of hit
Guaranteed Leather Belting. , w.,
tor Manhatton Rubber Manufacturing (A
turers ol Guaranteed Rubber Belting and niga.
Packings .
For National Steam Pump Co: Manufacturers
Pumping Machinery for every duty. nilf,f
For Corinth Engine nd Boiler Works. Manui
of Engines, Boilers and Saw Mill Machinery.
See ED RAGLA.ND for anything in the bupp'y
utca ana wuauiy to please.
Mea's 50: Si:
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Men's Unieniif!
Fil"' l:triji,, i
shins ,ii il ,!,.,.
a splei!,i,i
25c the jarment
(INCORPORATED)
MlddUihorauh. Hi. Ill
CASPER COMPANY,
Distributors.
an ordu
women apr
indescribabit
notJiin? con
the pain a"1
,l.ikl-birt!i.