The Courier from Asheboro, North Carolina • Page 8

Fair View Saws. UoaUcasery, who aaa hi home ia Washington for EX-PRESIDE1TT DEAD. Graver Cleveland Saceaas tt.Lene; III- aes fta pM Rise free Clark la a Mora to Chial Execative st the Unites! State CONDENSED NEWS. B. J.Vettti and Miss Cordis Sharpe were married at Burlington last week, Friends of Prof.

Jerome Dowd, HOW TO GET Rib OF "CATARRH. A Blaipla, le, -RnrrMa "Wlf, -aa It i Cast Xstklaf i Trj. Tboae wbo aoffar from it well know' the miaariea of Catarra. Than ia nerd of it. You oaa rid of it by a toma taaatowwt originated by Dr wha for orer thirty-three year haa beea augagad in the nl mb n4i lm all lt VarirWia (miDi.

f. Grover Cleveland, twice President of the United State, died at 8:40 o'clock last Wednesday morning at bit home at Princeton, N. J. ben. death came there ware in the death THE PANIC ABOUT When you comDlain for your summer vacation a dollar goes at Morris-Scarboro-Mof itt Co's.

We savcyeu money on Ladie's ready-to-wear shirts and waists, white lawn waists, beautifully embroidered and in beautiful designs of lace and insertion at $1 and up. Silk waists in blue black, white, $3 up. In skirts we have Panamas, from $4 to $7.50. Brilliantine; at quick-sale prices. Voile skirts, best quality and latest cuts, $5 to $12.50.

The handsomest line of ladies and Gentlemen's Oxfords. chamber onlj Mrs. Cleveland "and the four physician. Ine. cnuareo were at the summer home at Tarn worth, N.

H. Death was terj peaceful. Several times before the end he teemed con-scions and tried to speak, but not a word was audible. An official state ment given oat by his physicians said his death was dne to heart trouble, superinduced by kidney and stomach trouble of long standing. HIS PUBLIC LIFE.

Grover Cleveland was born at Caldwell, in Essex' County, N. March 18th, 1837. He was the son of Richard Falley Cleveland, a Presbyterian minister. His mother was Annie Neal, daughter of a Baltimore merchant. His advantages in early life were few, for the times of his youth were difficult, and even a minister's son could not clearly Bee the opportunities.

As a boy he worked as clerk in a store, aiding in the support of his family. Ha began to practice law at Buffalo in 1859, and in his profession he arose rapidly. He wae assistant district attorney for three years and in 1870 he was chosen sheriff of Essex county. Later he was elected mayor of Buffalo and during the first six months of his term saved tht city by vetoing what he believed to be extravagant appropriations. In 1882 he was elected governor of New York by a majoiity of 190,000.

In 1884 he was elected President of the United States, receiving 219 electoral votes, defeating Jas. G. Blaine. During his first term be was married to Miss Frances Folsom, of Buffalo, who brought social success and popularity to his administration. In 1888 Mr.

Cleveland was again nominated by the Democratic party for President, but was defeated by Gen. Harrison. In 1902 he was for the third time the nominee of the party for President, opposing Gen. Harrison, and was sleeted. His second administration added to his fame as a wise and able executive.

Mr. Cleveland is survived by his wife and four children, Esther, aged 14; Marion, aged 12; Richard, aged 10, and Frances Grover, aged 5 years. The body was interred at Princeton Friday afternoon. MORRIS-SCARBORO-MOFFITT CO. about excessive cost in dressinci trips just stop and think how far I Soda Fountain 4 4 4 i See the New At the Standard Drug Company when in Asheboro July 4th It is the finest in the State.

i has reosiaed. Fred Blair, oiBTigh Point, ia visiting relative ben. ThaSoMlay Sohool Conveatioa Ikeld at Hopewell church JaM Suaday, war largely atieoded vSoma interesting apseoha we. a listened to. Mia Ida Ingram, of tbi has been vary aiok with fever, bat is alowly unpror-ing Mia llaggia Parriah, of ia spending soma tuna with the family of John Ing- Mia Estelle Cranford want to Farmer Saturday, where aha will visit relativeax Gobler, of karlrjturille, Va, arrived last Wednesday night to take charge of the new building at Fair View Park.

Several of our young people attended the Orphanage picnic at Thomas villa last Friday and Saturday and report fine time. John Elder, from New York, formerly of thi place, was a welcome visitor here last week. The handsome new residence of Blair is Bearing completion. There will be preaching at Fair View Church twice each month every 2nd Suaday at 3 o'clock by Rev Mr Hilliard, of High Point, and every 4th Sunday at sight by the pastor, Mr Owenby. The Fair View ball team expects to flay Wheatmore on the Fair View diamond next Saturday.

Jim Lowe af High Point, ha accepted a position with Mr Bennison. John Kennedy, of Thomasville, waa a visitor in our midst last Sunday. A number of our people expect to spend, the 4th in Asheboro. Walter Byfur of New York, i spending some time here on business. "HE Knox; of Charlotte, has arrived here to complete the new water work system.

Mies Nellie Doak, of Uuihord College, i spending some time here visiting His Leeora Millikan. 7. Billy Gatford waa a visitir at August Lawoon Sunday evening. Misses Clsudie and Ella White invited several of their friends from hem to a social at their home in High Point Saturday night. It proved to be a moat enjoyable time to all present.

Get my "Book No 4 For Women." It will give weak women mauy valuable sug gestions of relief and with strictly confidential medical advice is entirely free Sim Iv write Dr Shoop, Racine, Wi'a. Tne ok No 4 tells all about Dr Shoop's Night Cure and how these soothing, healing, an- suppositories can ue succeasiuuy applied to correct the weaknesses. Writ for the book. The Night Cum is sold by Asheboro Drug Co. Ramseur Item.

York, union ticket agent, of Bristol waa a welcome visitor in Ast-eboro last week. We am glad that our Ramseur bovs am doing so well iu distant stab Kimev, of Greensboro, (pent last week with relatives here. Miss Vanny Burton, of Montgomery Connty. returned to her home at Trov after spending sometime with her sister, Mrs Watkins, Jr. Whitehead and Steed came back from the Convention at Charlotte Saturday.

The game of ball Saturday between Ramseur and White's Chap-d resulted in a tcore of 11 to 9 in favor of Rainseur. Our team ia mpid'y coming to tbe lronu Mclutyre, who has spent the spring with relative at Mt Vernon Springs and Lobe i. at irned home Saturday. hnson, ot Greensboro, pent several dav in town last week. Mm Eli Marlev and granddaughter, of near Liberty, am visiting in town A splendid auditorium is being added to the academy and when completed wa will have a very fine building! I he protracted services closed at the Baptist church Sunday night Rev Mr Pow era, of High Point, greatly endeared himself to our people during bi stay wittvu Misses Jessie afdVadie Jord(n, ofFrank-linville, pent last week with friend here.

Heat prostrate the" nerves. In the sum mef one needs a tonic to offset the customary weather Nerve and Strength depression You will feel better within 48 hours after beginning to take such a remedy as Dr snoop westorative. its prompt action in restoring the weakened nerve is surprising. Uf course, you wont Bet entirely strong in a few days, but each day you can actually feel the That tired, lifeless, spiritless fe ling will quickly deport when using the Kestorative Dr Shoop Kestora ire will sharpen a failing appetite; it aid digeitioo; it will strengthen the weakened Kidnynd Heart hy simply rebuilding the worn-out nerves that these organa da pe'nd npon Test it a few day and be convinced. Sold by Asheboro Drug Co, Xew Hope Academy Item.

Th Sunday School at this place is- grow ing. Mi Oh Cranford left Sunday for Jack-son Hill, where "he will spend a few weeks. Shav returned home today from Candor. i Lyndon, who has been ill for eonie timej is improving. Hill will start to Florida the first of July to spend the summer 3baw ha been very tick for the last tew i.

esm Jim Tolbert and Hill made a Twit to Hillsboro Punday The New Hope bnv all enioved them selves at Mrs ry Kearna' Sunday evening. Miss Bettia Lyndon i visiting at Denton. Shaw and family visited Mr Shaw Sunday. Floyd IMter haa just returned frpsa tuonmona, va. 811 Cranfoid has purchased a new trao tipn engine.

Pain wit depart ia exaotpy SO' minute if oneoi Jr Shoon rink rain Tablet is taken. Pais anywhf ra Remember! Pain always mean congestion, blood pressure nothing else. Headache is blood preote on the sensitive nerve Dr Shoop' Headache Tablets el.o called Pink Pain TableU quickly and safelv coax this blood prenum awy from pain den tern. Painful period with women cet Instant relief. 20 Tahiat Zie Sold by Asheboro Drug Co.

Subscription Pal Annie LamlieA, 9tutt, A Brower, Ridae. A Summery. Larra Vestal C. Elli. Knanp.

Coble. HamJ. A Yow, IUrry MoCanles. uentey, at. vancaiioon.

It soothe, refreehea. strenpihens and nnri. tw tha stomsch, how a and kiflneys. A 'o t1 dunmnr trnnUss. Such KM I are urging him for the Presidency-of the A.

21. Col' lege. -y vY r- v'- It is announced from Washington that there will be no decrease in the wages of employes of the South ern Railway July 1st as was re ported. M. Bnndy, aged 31 years, died at High Point Friday after a lingering The body was interred at Springfield church.

Joe Faucett, the negro who burned the hotel at Burlington four years ago, escaped from the State farm in Hyde county recently. A large reward is offered for his capture. W. L. Thornburg, of Roberson-ville, has located at Burlington and will take charge of the leaf tobacco sale warehouse.

Grat Walk, who is charged with murder of Policeman Houston Childress, at Brestol several months ago and for whom rewards aggregating $700 are offered, was arrested at Spartanburg, S. last week. The meeting of the executive committee of the prohibition party of X. will be held in Greensboro Saturday. The National Traveler's Protec tive Association which met at Mil waukee, last week ou Friday selected Asheville, N.

as the place for holding the next conven- sion. Jim Crump, a negro convict, of Rowan county, attempted suicide at the camp near Salisbury Friday. With a razor be made a inch in. cision in his thro.it. He will re cover.

Robt. D. Thompson, former ly assistant post master at Albemarle was drowned in a creek at Memphis, recently. The remains were interred at Albemarle. Teachers' Examinations.

Asheboro, N. June 29, 1908. To the Teachers: I take this medium of giving notice that the next publio examination for teachers will be conducted at the court house in Ashr bort on Thursday, July 9th. At this time appl'cants for the regular common School certificate and also those who desire to secure the "Five-Year State Teacher'a Certificate" will be exunined. This will be the only examination for the State certificate.

If yon do not expect the wtate Certificate, it will be better for yon to wait and be exarr- ined at the clone of the Summer School, when examinations will be given for two days. If yon desire to stand the examina tion for the State certificate, apply to me at once for the application blanks. To those who hold first-arrade eertifientes and have taught succeasfully at least one year, will be granted the Stat Certificate. Ine examination for this certificate will cover all the subjects named in section 4087 of the Public School Law, which are as follows: Knelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic Drawing, Language Lesson and Composition. Lnelinh lirammar, UeoCTanhv.

Historv of North Carolina, History of the fi-i i i i nuea raies iivu uovernmeni, Agricul ture, and Physiology and Hygiene E. Coltiuke, Co. Supt. of Schools. Mlchfleid Items.

John Yow went to Asheboro Monday. Walter Presnell carried his five-vear-oM daughter, little Main, to Leo's hospital at Greensboro Monday to have a cancer taken off of her tonrue Rnfne King, of Snow Camp, has been vis- iting hi parents, Mr and Mrs King, for tnu nat week- i Clayton Richardson made a business trip to Oreensboro last week. Mnrphy WjlKama, 0f Liberty, is visiting ttis sister, wrs AUoe I Rev Hammer, pf A'heVro, poached an interesting serrano at Hew Hope Snndny The church was filled with a large and at teniv limwd Mr and Mr' George ol and son visited near l-inerty recently Mis Myrti Prpnfl is visiting relative on Seagrove FD So Cny Tucker's youngest child was laid to rest in Mew Uopa cemetery Sunday. rran EHs. Jnbn Brwn, oar clever liveryman, has openen a nrst class hoarding bouse.

Rev 8 Armwood will open hi eh vJ her in Anen He has jnst. turned from neeesfn trip in the interest of.lhe school. 'IMessrs BrsT and Jno Arrwood were ken to Sasford last week and placed in the bniti for treatment. They re wuii wver. Robt Lee Born, of Carthigt, was bni nee visitor stElise Monday.

Jas Shields, who has been a anferer with rheumatism, ha goo to Sulphur Springs. Fla for treatment Jno Toll, who is prospecting for gold at uancocK Hill, reports soma encouraging in pis aearon lor precious me' at. 'i1- 'Saaarrtptlaa aUU 8 Tesgne, Via Suunton A Underwood, A Chamnesa, 'ox, mllia'd, KevnJd. Wm n. A Cornelison, ore Lewallen.

Mr Mary 4 Hohn. A Monroe. Lowdermilk. Mrs Yow, I wdermMlr. Albright.

bnocn Utharo, Willisms, Mm Umbelh, fike-o, Victoria Elerbe. MrtrKoonta, A HiU, Avcock.T A Finch, Um MP Willisms, Worth Mfg Co, A Gmoe, Ornc, Cm Feriss, Orrwman, Wood, i ftee--baro, 3Am Brown Add Fsrlow, Redoing II Yvmts. Niln Andrews, EE Von. sini.on. fZ A York, T'm LA" Hi treauneot ia unlike anything you ever mra.

ii ia not an unwi uuuy aire, erram or any aoch thjng, but it ia a direct and tbrrooffli local application that clear out the bead. oee; throat nd loim, you can again breathe the free air and deep without that choking' (topped -np feeling that all catarrh anfferer have, It avoid the wear and tr of internal medicine which ruin the stomach It will heal np the diseased membrane and thoe peevent colds, eo that yon will not be constantly blowing your noae and pitting. Tf Kw nikr tAtA T)r Tlnmar' di' co very, and want to make a teat of it with out cost, tend tool aaareea to vt 4 dim- will send ou entirely free enoogh to satisfy you that it it a real, genuine remedy for catarrh, scratchy throat, itopped-up in the nose and throat, catarrhal headaches, catarrhal deafness, etc He will also send you f.ee an illustrated booklet, which will show vou how yon can treat yourself private- i i 1' ly ac oooie. nic mm uiiiueuiawijr. Frankllnvllle Gleanings.

Protracted meeting is in progress at the Baptist Church this week and Kev Wilson, ef Madison, ia assisting the pastor Will Pladon, of Greensboro, an experien ced machinist, is' helping Kersey Bros place their machinery in their new lumber mill, which they expect to have in operation in a few davs. Mrs Tippett, who ha been Quito ill for a few day with fever, is slowly improving. Quite a number of our people will attend tie celebration at Asheboro Saturday. Burrow is on the sick list this week Vessrs Kussell Stuart, of New York, and Stuart, of Greensboro, spent Saturday night and Sunday in the city with their father, IJ Stuart. Teacne, of Camercn, spent Saturday night and Sunday iu town with relative and friends Oscar Weatherlv went to the hosoital at Greensboro again last Wednesday to under go another operation and his many friends here slad to learn that he is getting along as we 1 as could be expected.

Welch and family spent, Sunday at the Julian estate with Mr and Mr 11 'ox, Mias Lou Annie Ellison returned home last week after having completed a business course at Kings Business College at Ra eigh. Miss Bessie Cox spent Sunday with Miss Ola Ward near White Chabel. Aandleman News, St Paul Sunday School erganized a Bible class last Sunday and the following officers were elected: A Floyd, teacher; 8 Hankin, President; Russed, Vice President; A. Russell, Secretary; A Hughes, Treas. Mr and Mrs William Pritchett and son Walter, of Greensboro, are visiting their friends and relatives this week in Handle-man, Messrs Will Hicks, Joe Cooper, Henry Erins and Ub Holder, of White Oak, are visiting in Randleman.

A Underwood, of Asheboro, ia on our streets talking tho 4th of July Ashe boro. Mrs Nettie Russell, of Sophia, and tister Miss Margie Cannon, are visiting Mrs 8 Walton. Protracted meeting will begin at Naomi Church Sunday July ou. Mr Paylor will assist Rev ampbell i.verV'Ody is invited to come to the 4th at Randleman if they want a good time. get to see more hue and nicer than will be fouud in the State, so come one, cjme all, come young and small and see a i -1 i i i Ulg gOUltS UI UttBQ Uttll.

If a person could always know just what the trouble was when they began to feel sick and "out of sorts" and also know what to do to get well quick there would be lois less sickness. There, are thousand of people who suffer from Catarrh of the- bile ducts who dont know that they possess several little ducts that lead from the' Liver aud Gall Bladder and carry bile aud other fluijs into the intestine. When these ducts get elegged with mucous the owner will begin ro get bilious and have all kiuds of meau feelings. Ordinary liver ille and powderi tail to relieve this condition. There ia a remedy however, made especia ly for the trotiDitt.

uyuaies Liver 1 ablets a prescription of a specialist One dose convin ces rite fir free sample. Mydale iteoieay v.o., -ewpjri va. uuaran teed by Asheboro brug Co. Why Not Items. Mr and Mrs A Spencer and family, of Davidson, are spending a few day with their reuts.

ur ana Mrs i pence r. Misses Lila Farmer, of South Boston, and Comma Aumau, of were guesta of Mis Auuiau a'urday and Sunday. Several of the Why Not people attended the Township Sunilay School vouventioa at Flint priurf Sunday. i Garner was givea a surprise dinner undav. It being his seventeenth The invited guesta present were: Mis-es Coney Spenc Eula King, Mabel and Heater Munrt Martha Slack auil Messrs Clyde VV sad Rufus King.

All seemed to enjoy it very much. Irn.i Cmuford, of Davidson, sp nt Sna- day nere. Te the Overseer af Public Read at PrevWeara Tswaslilrv Th Supervisor will meet at idenoe on the first Saturday iu August at 2 o'clock m. and during the week preceding vbi wey wnigo overtoa public roads in said township and any real not fouud worked aud in mod condition, ths Avers rnf aunh mail wi be dealt with aa the law direct. So work your road and have your articles at sain meeting Thia id day of Jan 1908.

1 i PA Rotrm. Hnsnxw, Supervisor, R. P.O. 1 1 tarn. Mm Flora of High Point, ia visiting her daughter, Mr Snenocr.

Mis Msyms Bulla, of Randleman. is visit ing her parents, Mr and Mrs Bl is Ida Coltrane, of High Point, spent Salary night and Sunday with Miaa At. the rwauey Tulle and children, iof Caraway No 2, visited Mr snd Mrs Allen Trotter and unfiny 1-ei's Coiti 1" "i Point, is visit' -1 A i. rj 4 4 WELCOME Wedding at Greensboro Female College. Rev.

W. M. Curtis, a member of the Western North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, and secretary and treaeurerof Greensboro Female College, and Miss Letitia Evaus, registrar of the college, were miir-ried in the college parlor last Wed nesday at noon. Greensboro ft National Convention. ASHEBORO! SATURDAY, JULY TO The' leaders of the Democratic party have assembled at Denver and are making arrangements for the meeting of the National Convention, selecting the various officers, etc.

The tentative platform is in the hands of Mr. Bryan. He is to re- ceive a labor union delegation in the "next day or so to discuss 'the pro- vt poeea labor plan k. Alamance For Go4 Boads. MM vjeaLLJLLo ATI Alamance Count has decided to i 4 .4 0 begin an active campaign, for Gocd Roads and a mass meeting was held last Saturday at which time the de- tails of the campaign were arranged.

'An' effort will be made to vote bonds as the road work by taxation, is i found useless. at a MASONIC RALLY, ADDREsi BY REV. C. E. MADDRY, Of Greensboro.

I Picture Agent Prttehett Shot 7 -r Oliver Ross, colored, of West End, shot and seriously wounded a young white man, named Pritchett, who was an agent for a concern en-larging pictures. The negro claims that Pritchett insulted his wife. Pritchett, who may recover, declares that Boss owed him for a picture and refused to pay. i7' i Sefreea lynch. Walter Wilkins and Albert Baker, two negroes, were lynched by a mob of a thousand men at vWay-Creea, Monday.

They were charged with outraging a 14-year-old white rirl in Wayne county, Georgia, last Thnrsday. Knot Half Sitter, "Chile sending with' a' gun at home at Chesnut Hill, a cf Eatardsy. v- i 15, shot and of America Stokes Courtly North Carollntx eder entire! caw management Hotels there 1 renovate ar.i rcr.odcled., All white help -J. Culsme unexcelled in tha South. For further inferr" i a-i tdirees '1 a 1 -r 1: ironnuJu Tea.

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