|9VmS8TI>G EXPfiElENCES J
D$. AND MttS. j>AV lUSONvj
?Continued Fr^m~Pa??e Tw" V 'i
.tain '.Cii>y *Fenn, .where v
fMcbed camp .in '-'tic ? comer ??f the.
city park which was set aside for
t*uri?ts.* Tlfte park is one of natfitVs
1bcantif?l? handiworks and contains
?oc of the/lamest springs that We've
?j<w seen. *The watenbubbl^d forth
from a mass- of rock in the side cf a
fohiff'mto a natural basin. On tb
top of the bluff' which surrounds t^o
of the yfa;k- is a row of pretty
salows. ami in one xii' these ^nmT
above u- a grotip of younj|
lulled us to sleep, -singing
_ ?ept 29ih. T^r
,Our rule irensrafty is not to travel
Sunday- inli^jne ?* hwd failed*
to -wake ou?* goal. which was Greene
?rifle, Tenn. by Saturday night* iq
tr ' to spend Sunday wjwi. -q . &lslei^
" teaching there, we-Ylecided to I
the remaining miles Sunday
lingr. Due.to^ad-roads^ml de
iv we did not reach otu\ destiria- j
until ab ut three o'clock thjrt^
JftouottBT Needless ta say our s}?
ter was both surprised and delighted.
\o we us. She is teaching in a
'mission schgakwhich h sustained by
the V- P. Chftrch." ThtT" school i<
located a few ^miles out sf Greeneville
at the foot f the mountains. They
hav</*a ^fne new church, a- nice s-chpoi
building-, and, two nice 'dormitories;
There are about 200. students en
rolled In the school and about the
same number !n th<? Sunday school
matron; in . the dormitory in
vited and urged us to in for
the nijrht, hut,, the splf7i.4id .rtir iwd;
beautiful* scenery enticed ">? t'j re.
main out "dorr?: ? /
?e?L 2Jat.
We aro?e,at 5 a. m., 'or breakfast
jn.the dormito-y, Infer at? r . i i n ?r
chapel .and vi-it-nir - hooi re.
ce?s time, at which time we tools our
? Ies?e- "We bounced oyer a ereat
stretch cf unimproved road and fOme
i" wtr ? rnmlii i ? " ml until m
reached the highway i'.irain at H5T
Spring*. N. C. We crossed- (he
TBenne?see, Carolina line right on the
crest of a mountain, arjd it peemed
jpbod to get on to the old N. C.. hitth
a train. We. coaster) down into
Hot Springs and old it- K- town and
"here we crossed the French Broad
riwr for the thii;d tioie that morn
inc and immediately clfmbed a new I
onntain road which "winds four and
ke half, mile* M the top.
Before we- reached' Marshall .we
l? from a diM:in e ^hm we thoi<ghi
three -eparte and distinct hjgh
looklng like stair steps, one
the other, hut when we. ar
we found them t J "be just one
?ray? the one we were on, wind
down the mountain Mde. . We
our way ver torturous- and
mountain road until we finally
*rp?ched Asheville "Tie land of vhe
*ky" and here we found a perfectly I
splendid canrp wh $?h seemed - ' very I
near the sky? a?- It was' located on
?1?e of a "Very hiirb hill in Rec
reation Park- One of theTirst thing-?
we- noticed besides the -mairnifxcer^
fernery was a little sign on the
water spicket reading $50:00 fine
?ftr-iwrt ?ng water. ?ar.d that ivr.iin Is
me ? we were refi. .d-jwai' : f ?? u*
radiator nx diffe. e'nt that day..
s*fd. 22nrt.
. TW* was* oar <i?y of r>?-L It wss.
such a v-fu! p*'* " ' that
we creuW.n'fc rc-s:r;t i; y'rsr t v( r a .-;:ay
?? "^NiriB and ih<jidentJrily? .v.'s-.hnd the
. ^pkMistire of en.*oy;iig d ..nice..-;- qvfot.
tbc n.'y r*'.r. ' \v? encouri*e-;fd
?; on tin > trip and by th ? waythfc v.;:i
ArfftMUr'* fir? t rain slooe last -May/
We thiii'pU^hly ;'enj03?Jfc&v it
etit it, the ci/>y * tvc/uH h?kW been
hot *an 1 su!tig^
Sept.. 23-rtL
- ifiejit. 23 vas rather uneven* ?ji,j
twwever it ^emed mighty* ?ood 'to1
t>e nn familiar jrround again . The
M**nery .though the mountain*; xva^
fcoantifql; - re special point of In- 1
. Wis Andrew- * Gsyser. - 'This I
?iriyw wa? erected, at Round knob
26. mile- eec f A?hev?H^ on thr
> astern lo^ie of the Bluo Ridge
mountain*. in honor of Cpl'.nel Alrx.
D. Andrews of Raleigh, f?ra? vice*
president of the Southern railway
ft throw* continuously a great column
of water 230 feet into the air and i-:
?*ry unique in fit* grandeur. Tho
iMWiiiii rjadg weYe fine, but" thR *and
day were in very po:r condition duo
to the long dry *pfl). .
_A* pleasing im-Hent . f the 'lay fcrNNf
the meeting of Rev. Brndley ort'thv!
road Jait thU side- of' Asheyillc. It J
4 eeroed pretty good ?,? ^ctr* tn Id
f^aiili&r fnro from RoVhoro. ' By i
.5:30 p, v wr ' '' ;; ?:??(! S.\ltsbi>r<
*??re w Kiayed for the '
. StpL 24th.
p? - We trt&tjjwn tjirouglf " Thjmairrrfhr
- . ehfe ir t: wn, High Poigtr the.; fpp'-;
? nillii*. &wn>wl ly notn. .wo reagharf!
. -? - -^mon&boro wt- ;'?4 ? ^ -
loitered all along the way; . sto$>
^ In. . Dja^i . i-'j ^ n anL frvswtft
A rare photograph 'of Senot > ?
Goo rife E. Williams, Missouri^
oihfwi ? ?lij* lepieieiitalivo jtt
Waihington. A visit with J'rtfc
dent Coolidge put him in a g?m r
oits mood scd- he consented (o
"watch the birdie" for the pholoc<
rapherj, Take a (rood look? hi
may not let it happen again. ?
I It was about five ocl ick .when we left
there fir the 1a>t lap, arriving home
ibout six o'clock' with-out havine
had one bit of (rouble on our entire
retyrn trip ? ont even a punctuie.-.
It A?. 5 a grand and glorious Jeelinv'
to'be in co:djoM' Raxboro nee more.
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NOTICE .
On* account .of. the death of the
late C; C. Criteher the firm of Moor?.
?Brothers & Company, cf which he
nwmta-, h?< !w? dissolved a*
of October 1, 19^5. The business
.w.:;i be continued at tfie-same loca-,
t> n by Moore Brothers, to whom all
claimfe a^aipst the fifm of Mo.' re
Rrortirrg & Company ?hould-T>e_i re
sented, afid to whom fell Jhccm, nt-.
and olhfr debts <1 te said 7hm'sh3u!d_
be paid tmmfdiately. "T>
This February ;3, irso.
MOORE* -JKO'ltiEKS.
Mrs. Margaret L. Critcher7~"Adn-.rx.
.<& csfefttfr : **'?.? ' ; ,?
NOTICE? RESALE OF LAND
An increase hid having been pla^il
undeTsipn?*<i Commissione- will oir~
Monday, March 15th 1926,
at 12' o'clock M. in front f the
court house door in. Roxboro, N. C I
s.ell to- the highest :bidder for cash
the following lands to wit: ; J
That tract . f land in Mt. Tirzab
township, bounded on the North by
the lands of Tom Gentry, on East
by land? of Monroe Vaughn estate.,
on Siuth by Jennie Allen and West
By. R. E. Wcci, containing 12 9-"l0
acres njore or less.
Bidding will begin at $82.50. r
This February 15th' 1926.
NATHAN /LiUNSBXJKD, Cim, .
.. o ? '
Plant one acre of pasture for #ach
two' animal units on the farm.. One
cvw, one. horse, five hogs,, seven
- heep, or twice as many of th;. yoking
i.f cach class, c- incises an animal
unit.
Hair s Catarrh
Medicine
Treatment, bc-th
loctl and internal and hu been success
ful in the treatment ct Catarrh for ovet
forty years. Sold by all druccuts.
F. ). CHENEY CO., Toledo, Ohio
m
c
Pains
m Very Severe ?
K "I suffered from womanly ||t
? t roubles which grew worse *
(M and worse as the months M
^ went by," says Mrs. ? L. ft. 5>
Cantrell, cf "Ft. F. D. 9, Gaines- k
^ TlUe. Georgia.
J "I frequently had -very t
V severe rains. These were so V
? trfi tK?t 1 was forced to go ?
fl to bed and stay there. It V
seamed to ma my back would
come In two.
For Femrte TrotriMes
"1 taught " Mhoet" for a
l-rhlle, but iay health was so
? bad I would have to stay .oat
sometimes. This went on till
? I Ji'l1 S? '.'*d I dfdnt, know
what to do.
"One day f read a>out the
meslta ' of Catdyfr and a* 1
had soma friends who t>>d
been holpiM by It, 1 thought
?efE&?'at?
I half a, battle. I decided to
: on ana rive U- a.
trial:- and I ditj, T ? ? ,
all pbout 12 bottles and uo*v |
T am rerfectly . Well. I do
not suffer any -pain ant* "??
? tin nil mr houa*yiirli."
AfAUDrmttlBa'
. JUNIOR ORDER MEETINGS- .
- - :
^'Lcnghurst Council Kb. 670 fleets
every Monday evening 7 -JiO Cojn?
to these mwetin$? members. Buai
tiesi of inlpoitanct. come* btfof* ut
often which you should know about
[.DM ON' OLIVER, Councilla r,
/ O. J. BLUE, Rec Sec.
?-vl
'ADMESIgTBATOR'S NOTIcfe '
Having this- day" qualified a*. Ad
ministrator of the estate of Mrs.
Pat tie J.. Oakley, deceased, late of
Person County, North Carolina, this
is to notify all pt r<on? 'Itplftiiig ctaim^"
ajrairist said estate, to present them
to the under.<igned_o& or betore Feb
i un i jt fiih. lt)H7, ui'lliis ii.Lii'f n!H HC
;?!>. in bar of their riccveVy. .
Alfpersccs -indebted to -aide tate
wil Iplease, make immediate i?\y:i:p?it,
Th-f February 5th,*' 1529.
C. A. WHITFIELD, '
Aiimr/ of Mr*. Patt ? J. OakWf-. dev
1. ? v ,.i
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AUMIMSTRATOR'S-NO/ICE
Having .this "day qualified as A^
minstrator cf the t state of R. A.,
3urton, late . f Roxbofo, Pwnon
Oiunty, K. C-, tbl* i" to notify alK
pcrsoiw hav'.m: elai:>.- apain'st -ajd
ectauj to. present the s-ame t? thi
undersipred on :r before th? 28th
day of Jan., 1927, otherwise f*.i?
notice -will be pleaded in bar ot-th&r
wuvyry. All p t r - ut: ? incieqi- TTj
rtfide.'tsti "*???! pjcase,
mediate payment. . ' ?
? This 'Jan. 28, jjffl. ' T"
'?. Lloyd TIKey, Admr:,
6ts p _ Raleigh, K C., ?0x888
J . : G " .
.ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having this day qualified as Ad
mistrator . of' thf Instate of J. P.
i Tingenr late of Person Qpunty , this
Iis t3 notify all persona having claims'
against said estate to present .the
sam*; to 'the tmthrr'rijtned on or be
fore the 23th day^ of Jinuary, 1927,
otherwise this notice will be pleaded
in bar of tlfeir recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate will.
| please 'maxe immediate payment.
This .f*?*25, ' "
?BED' AH, tISBEN, Atlminiltraffc??';
- * ? ? - ? ?- ?
Jl'NIOR ORDER
? ? ... ? ? r ? ' ' ? -
Roxtioro Council No. 12 1 will meet
at 7:30. o'clock every M nrtrvyf" t- * i - .
ning. "We hope all members- will bo
present.
. N. LUNSFORD, Councilor.
B. G. CLOYTON, Re*. ?ec.
(Don't plant 'pptato - peelings and,
expect a. goojl crop of Irish prftatoes.
this seajJit- The seed pieces -tjould
weigh at least 2 ounces, ?tat? hcrti- ?
Cultar.il porkers at State College.
t - II O ^
SUBSCRIBE TO THE COURIER?
$1.50 Per Year m Advance,.
Lincolns
HARRIS & BURNS . ,
TWTvV^W Head
? '. Promptly
T1IK COURIER WANT ADS XRF. READ BY OVER TRN^
? THOUSAND PEOP.LE EVERY WEF.K? They Bring Results
PATRONIZE YOUR
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MERCHANTS
rtoxooro t'ourier
Bosiness D'rectorv
nothing but dep^nd
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to the Averase Famjlyv.No "Fraudulent Advertising \ppears here.
Whatever jou need, look it up first in* ; ? :
crowei/l AUTO CO.
Home of
Ford
Fortisona
JACKSON MOTOR CO.
"STUDEBAKER"
_ Every Year Is a. StuccOaXer Year
When in Trouble ? Phone for JacK
MOORE'S MARKET
Offering The Choicest Cuts in Mjeats
Mechanical Refrigeration for your
Protection
Phone 175
THE PEOPLES BANK
"The Bank of the People" ?
SAFE AND CONSERVATIVE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
THE FRIENDLY BANK
Under Government Supervision
Roxboro Bottling Works
Lime Cola*Bottlmg Co.
Lime Cote ' Rex Gftigerl'Ale
NU GRAPE
For These lift Suranior-BaysjJothing
Is More Refreshing'
CITY ELECTRIC CO. /
Ronboro, N. C. - Electrical Contractors
Where Quality Counts. We Wjn
Let Us. Estimate Your. Next Job
GEORGE W. KANE
BUJLDER and CONTRACTOR
-"No/^ob too Rig - ? None too Small"
: -
-* JOHN W. REAMS
CONTRACTOR and Bl ILDER
Estimates Gladly furnished and prk
Guaranteed
Office in Xewell Building
. . Phone 117S
Roxboro Cotton Mills
LAURA COTTON MILLS
LONGHI RST COTTON MILLS
COTTON YARNS
CANTOR'S DEPT. STORE
Our Motto '
"?Better Goods for fc?ss Monev*!
CALL ON VS Ft?t-1jAR0AINS ? ?
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where "you can get it. 1
A.UESHITZ & CO.
YOUR MONEY WILL GO FURTHER
HERE -
Clothing, Shoes, Hats,; Dry-Goods
and Notions
WALKER & LONG
INSURANCE
Office Hotel Jones corner
Home of Roxboro B. & L.
DELICTUS
FEFBESWKG'
Wilbui-n & Satterheld
It Will Pav You To Trade With Us
? TRY IT ?
Roxboro's Dependable Store
J. E. LATTA & CO.
CLOTHING? SHOES
Dry Cleaning*? Pressing
Phone 61 . Depot Street
Satterfield Insurance Agency
You Cannot Fofetell the Future
hut vou uan Provide For it
"Old and Tried" -
HUGH WOODS
"THE OLD RELIABLE GROCER"
FVesh Groceries ? Qij^^lt^D&ttVery
Phone 79
THE COURIER
Roxboro N. C.
For Satisfactory; Panting send us
your - rrfext order
PALACE PHARMACY
- In Palace Theatre Building
THE BEST PLACE IN TOWN FOR
COLD DRINKS
JONES HOTEL
'THE TRAVELING MANS HOMF>
? c- BYRD, PROP.
RQXBORO LUMBER CO.
BUY IT FROM US AND BANK THE
DIFFERENCE - ' >
"Home of Quality Lumber" .
W ATKINS & BULLOCK
EVERYTHING TO BUILD WITH '
If you need lumber? Djt in .your member'
BAVIS DRUG COMPANY
' Prescriptions . a Specialty
Tin: STORE
Agency Whitman s Candies and
- Eastman . Kodaks ?
' e. D?4Mi
Home Furnishers ? Funeral Directors-"
Dependable' Service At All Times
T. W. PASS & SON
FURNITURE
We can furnish your home from- the
Parlor to the Kitchen
? 1 : ? r: ? ~ ? ? ? r
t7 Central Service Station
REAL SERVICE WITH A SMILE
~ i ? Oils ? ..Tire#
? AND?
A full line of AceessjfieA
MORRIS TELEPHONE CO.
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
Don't wait to write, TELEPHONES
AUBREY LONG & CO.
?JEVErVtHING FOR THE TABLE*
Pay Cafti ?j. Cash Pays. 1
OXBORO BAKERY /
<r
Ilread if made from? Pilkbury FloatV
Krapblin* Sugar,- Fieishman Yeast, Internat
ional Table Salt, Shortening -am! : Milk. It
j cuuW not be purer ?
' Bread ? CaliM ? Paetries Raked Dfcily
? Phone 226 ?
Carolina -Power & Light Co.
HOME-LIFE MJtDE EASIKR
A*k the Lady who. baa^an Electric Range
ROXBORO OIL CO.
WHOLESALE QAS aND "OIL
Asjc } eur Dealer for Galt*x
'Hhtme 248
ROXBORO LAUNDRY
Let Us D6 Your Dirty Work
We Are Well Equipped v ?
- ? ? - Pressing
Dry Cleaning
Phone 157
J. Y. BLANKS
, " GROCER
-We deliver worr^fd^ut what ' yhr.--oht)| -j
Phone go . t