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DONT READ THIS Unless you are looking for Imrgainsin Wagons, Buggies, 8urries,Pliae- toiis. Harness, Bridles. Harrows, Mow'ing Machines. Hakes, Land Boilers, Delivery Carts and Drayes, Axle Grease and Vehicles of every kind and make, farming impliments etc. ever offered on the North wilkesboro market. We want your trade, and if you will take the trouble to examine our stock we will get it, for you are just like other people—‘-want the best you can get for as little money as possible—’’that is the way we buy and that is the way we sell. We are sole agents on this market for the sale of Look and Lincoln V agons, beyond all (piestion the best and lightest running wagons on wheels. Examine these wagons carefully and compare with the very best wagons you ever used or ever saw and then give us your opinion of the Look (i Lincoln. You can’t be disappointed in this wagon, it is a high price wagon but is iin(|uestionably the best wagon made. We also sell the “Virginia” wagon, made in South Boston, Va.—a low price wagon, but a wag in that is worth every cent we charge you for it This wagon is 50 per ct. better than the “Virginia” that have been sold on this market. We also handle the Babcock Buggies, the Baroour Buggies, the Rock Bill Buggies. Tyson & Jones Buggies, the Anchor Buggies. Our Barbour Buggies can’t be beat at the price. Come and see what bargains we have to O fer. It will pav you. Smoak Brothers, Hendrix Building, North Wilkesboro, N. C. 1’. S. To • Mercluiiits: We are brokers for the best .Meat Packers and •■'lonr .Mills of the com,try. Give us your orders, we can .sell you as chea[) as as the largest merchants can buy A. B. Wiiliams & Go., WH01.KSAX..K J^RODTJCTi:. See Us B 4 U Sell We buy for GASH, and pay the TOP of the market on ALL PPODLiGE. —HONEST WEIGHTS AND FAIR DEALINGS.^ GIVE US YOUR TRADE. Phone ^'o. 79. . North Wilkesboro, N. C. The Master Bargains *^of the Town, Bv far the gr-arest variety, by long odds the mcst reiiahle goods— without qmstion the lowest prices—easily the most generous treatment- all th“se have mmb' for store the greatest bargain center of this town '■ tr V iiiii-tniiioiis hereHich .,re merely 'ipecimeiis of this week’.- mar- ♦ ♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ BLUE RIDGE BAPTIST. | ♦ Established 1000 by X ♦Rev. W. R. Bradshaw, N. Wilkesboro} 1 Published by the ^ ♦ BLUE RIDGE BAPTIST CO. ♦ ♦ 5 X Wm. M. Lee, Editor. ♦ X TV XT. T / Associate Editor X ♦ D- Lee,land Manager. ♦ ^Subscription price; ^ ♦One year 50 } JSix mouths .35 X ♦Club rates per year .35 J ♦ ♦ ♦Entered the Post-office at Northj fWilkesboro N. C. as second class?] I mail matter—September 7—1901 || ^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦Si BYGONE DAYS. In a land of strangers my foot steps do roam. Far away from my kindred and childhood home, Away from the scenes so cherished and dear. At the faintest recollection I brush back a tear. The father and mother who to me were so good. Are asleep in their graves—their spirits with God Are basking in the sunlight of heaven’s bright shore. Where sickness and sorrow and troubles are o’er. Their.faces on earth no more can I see. Nor hear the sweet voices so dear unto me; Butin that fair haven they are resting, I know— Clad in beautiful garments as white as the snow. Yet sometimes me thinks, in their sweet happy home. They lay down their harps perhaps for not long. And watch at the portals so bright and so fair To see if their children are enter ing there. Dear brothers and sisters all scat tered abroad. It will not belong, if we live close to God. Till we toe shall meet on heaven’s bright shore, • With father and mother to part never more. To live and to love to shout and to sing, To kneel at the feet of our heaven ly King— To honor and praise Him with harp and with song iSiued at last in heavens bright home. Bv Julia A. Walsh. saloon is debtor to the poor-house fund $300,000. The saloon tax paid to Ohio is about $3,500,000. But the expenses to the State of the poverty, crime and waste of labor the saloon causes is fully $7,500,000. The saloon is debtor to the expense account of Ohio quite ^4,000,000. Three thousand drunkards die an nually in Ohio who have been mur dered by the saloon; and 3,000 boys are drafted each year to take their places.—Biblical Recorder, THE OPERATCS Don’t buy a wagon at any price until you have carefully examined the Look & Lincoln. After you have done this, we will price you the cheapest wagon, quality considered, you ever saw, and tlie best in the world at the price. Yon don’t know how good a wagon can be made until yon examine this one. The lightest running wagon on wheels is the Look and Lincoln. No more break-down and no excuse for ne^^anous words if you buy this wag on. Examine it—it will richly pay you to do so. Smoak Bros. Dovbie Daily Trains Carryingf Pullman Sleepers, Cafe Car* (a la carte) and Chair Cars (seats free). Electric Lighted Thrwghovt BCTWeEN Birmingham, I*lemphis and Kansas City AND TO ACL POINTS IN Texas, Oklahoma and Indian Territories AND THE Far West and Northwest THB ONLY THROUGH 5LBBPINQ CAR LINE BETWEEN THB SOUTHEAST AND KANSAS CITY Descriptive literature, tickets ar ranged and through reservations made upon application to W.T. Saunders, Qen’l Aav. Psm. Oert. OR F.E.Clark, Tsav.Pass.Rot., Atlsrts, 6s. W. T. SAUNDERS Gar'I Agent Passsnger D#partm«iit ATLANTA, GA At Horton’s-^ FOUNTAIN YOU WILL FIND THE MOST REFRESHING DRINKS IN TOWN. OUR ICE CREAM AND ICE CREAM DRINKS ARE UNSURPASSED -’^EverythinJ Neatly Served-^ SEE US FOR SOMETHING GOOD TO DRINK: LEWIS KNOWS HOW TO MAKE IT. HORTON’S DRUG STORE North Wilkesboro, N. C J. L. Sydnok, Pres. J. E. Sfainhouk, Sec. & Treas.|^ ^ FARMEHS IMPLEMENT CO. ^ INCORPORATED, DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF I FARM IMPLEMENTS, ENGINES, BUGGIES, MVag-ons, Buggy Harness and Fertilizers.! OoiiK' to lieiidqiiarteri \iui an- willing to pav. A.M. . Rum’s Exhibit in Ohio. Ohio has in round numbers 3,500 idiots. Seventeen bundled w'ere made so by the saloon. lu her jails and penitentiary she has 14,000 con victed criminals. Ninety-six out of every hundred of these are habitual users of intoxicating drink, and eiglity-two out of every 100 were more or less under the iuiiuence of intoxicants w'heu the crime '.vas com- niitred for which they were sen tenced. Wnisky gave the finishing impulse to the crime for which 11,000 Ohio convicts are now being punished. Ohio has 300,000 indoor or out- d or paupers. Strong drink was the feather that broke the camel’s back with 150,000 of them. But for it they wculd not have collapsed into s, where yon can get what you want at the price utter poverty. The paupers in the poor houses alone cost the State $800,000 annu- • ally. ’Ihe Dow' saloon tax pays about $500,000 of this; but $700,000 is the expense of the State of the whisky and beer-made paupers. So that the The Season fop Dl^IhhS and DISC HflHPOWS is noui on. We hatfe a lapge stock on band and otheps coming. CHAMPION DHILIiS &HEAPEHS ALWAYS IN STOCR. We are distpibating AGENTS fop FERTIhlZEHS, keeping it stoPed in lapge quantities. DISCOUNT TO MERCHANTS. FARMERS IMFT CO.
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