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Asth ma mn mv (1'iui'hters bad bad a :'e ttied j iout re- asthma. V!'c tti IniAd uruthinp. hutw i lout re lief. We then tried Aysr s i.ncrry Dun'tPni r-t ihrre and one-half 3 bottles cured her." tinnia Jane 5 Entsminger, Langsville. O. 3 Ayer's Cherry Pectoral B certainlycuresmanycases 8 of asthma. And it cures bronchitis, hoarseness, weak lungs, whooping -cough, croup, winter coughs, night coughs, and hard colds. Tim ilitt: 25c., Sit.. II. All draniiU. Conmll tout itfr. It he ml tne It. llxii do t lie . If tell. mi cot to l.k. It. Mini iWt tk It. Ho kuow. Lut.lKllblilm. W,. r i him. J C. AVtlt CO., Lull. MM. THE ROANOKE NEWS THHHSDAY. J'ECKMBKR 3. l!U:t. PUBLISHED EVERY TIIURSDAY. Entered at Pott Office at WeUon ai Second-Clau Matter, BATES OF SUBSCRIPTION IN ADVANCE. One Year (by Mail), Pontage Paid $1.50 Six Months 75. A Weekly Democratic journal devoted to the material, educational, political and agricultural interests of Halifax and sur rounding counties. S0Adverti8ini rates reasonable and famished on application. Durinq the last year 3,553 persons were killed and 45 997 were injured in railroad accidents in this country. TrjE first consulate of the new republic of Panama has been tstablUhed in New York City, at No. 18 Broadway A French Professor has discovered that exercise is the best way of recover ing from the effec's of alcohol stimulants Till Saoctificaliooists, who have I large following in Asheville, have under taken t crtmnV against houses of ill farce NEVER mind about that alleged poor ilomach of Rockefeller's All the same he is trvicir to swallow all the combines aod about two thirds of the railroads. Tub president's niece is reported be about to wed Count tabricotta, an Italian nobleman. From the name his claim to the title sounds like a fibrica tioD. It is not so strange that George Van derbilt has been made the victim of large grafting operations by his employees; the wonder is that he fas able to catch the grafters An English statesman once decleard that the nation which controlled the Pacific ocean would canirol the world ( ailing attention to this, the KusMan press says that nation is now America, General V I). kroner, the man who cat i it'll the menage to General Beauregard from the Croft-derate War Department, ordering the attack upon Fott Sumpter, died iu Norfulk, Wednes day of last week. Grover Cleveland has wiitten a letter to the editor of t lie Brooklyn Eagle in which he staus emphatically that be will never again btccme the nominee o his patty for the presidency. The old-fashioned huskiug-bee will aoon be a thing of I he past. An Indiana man has invented a machine, pulled by three hor.-es, which gees through the field taking the shucks iff the corn while it crushes the stalk aod drops it into a receptacle in the rear. Modern progress takes the polity out of things, but it greatly facilitate asrit-ultuie. Three hundred tobacco growers, rep rtscniiug eleven counties in Virginia) ai d North Carolina, met at Danville and formed what will be known as tl e To bacco Growtrs' Protective Association if Virginia and Ncrih Carolina The object of the organisation is to decrease future tobacco acreage, keep ihe present crop off Ihe market for better prices, aud induce the farmers to grow diversified crops. THERE is an ancient sajiug thai "Old Virginia never tire " It seems that she did tire one lime. On Thanksgiving day North Carolina walked away wiih all the honors in the Capital Ci'j of the old Dominion. Ai though Ihe defeat that Ihe Tar Heel pig skin ailiata administered to (lie University of Virginia eleven were Dot enough, a brace of debaters from Wake Forest walked away with tbe honors iu a contest with Richmond College reptesentalives in the auditorium of their own institution that same night, w ildon children who cry tor "more pie," would have been pleased with recent triumph of the culitaiy art in the shape of a pie, served to ihe guests of a biking compit y at i! aoiual ball in Brooklyn. This pie weighed 110 pounds, was seven feet long, eggshaped, three Ket wide BLd two deep, it was not all alike, but was made in seetions of plcm, peach, c eoanut, lemon and other fruiie. Two hundred rggs went into this pie, and it look ail men fifteea boors to make it, each having charge of a sec tion, and a bait ton of coal was consumed in 'he baking. Hundreds of guests "ale their Ell of this mammoth pie, aud still there was plenty loft. fOLEYSKOllIMAl Ctwes Oolrfii Prwrcats Pwemnaia CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS. Bisiini' Candler Kf.ads hie Lit A GtNERAL Shake I'r Ktv.J. 1, UrsDY a Presiding Eluek 0. F. S si n h Com us Iehk In I'l.AfB if I'k II.LItl NkXT ClINFEKENOE GofSTO IIendebson. Bishop Candler rtad the appointments ofpreacbtrs Mm day and Conference Hilji urntd. There was a general shake up aod many changes were made. Ti e folltaiiig is a lu llistof theap pi iniii'foif: R LEIGH IMSTKICT-I'residing Kl der; W H. Moore. Raleigh, Edtutou Street, K. F. Bum pass. Kale'gh Central, F A. riithop. Kiilei(.'h. Jfrcot'Tn ' L. SeabolJt Kaleih, Kpvrurlh, 1. M. Culbreth. I'ary U. h. Starling. Cluyton, U W. Fisher. Suiiililield, N E. Coltrane. Kelnia, J t. (iuthrie Kcnlv, H H. Wli taker. Haletield, K. F. Kure. Milll.riiik. 11 K. Kooil. Yiiungiville, (i T Simui: ns. Krnklimon, J. II Shore. Louisburg, L. S. Massey. Tar liivir, A. L. tlrtuoiiil. Granville, J I). lVitram. (Inli rd S ul inn, F M Shnmburger. Ox lord Circuit, W. H. Fui kett Editor I'.'aleith Christian Advocate T s Ivey, Siiperintendeut Mcthmlist Orphanage, J. W. Jenkins. DURHAM HISTRICT-Preeiding El der, J. T. liibbs. Durham, Trinity, R. C. Bearaan. Iiurbam, Main street, W. L Cunniggim, Dnrham, Carr Church aud Bransou, F, B. McCall. Ma nura Street, E' M. Hoyle. West Durham and Cuningxim, C. P. Jerome. Durham Circuit, J. U. Thompson, thape! Hill, M. T Plyler. Hillslmro, N. C. Yearby, Mount Tirzah Circuit, M. D Giles. Leasburg, Kufus Brutlley. Km born, K I ). Holmes. Milton. J. A. Daily. Y'anceyville, J. H. McCracken. liurlirgton, D N. Caviness. Burlington Circuit, S. F. Hicks, fast Hurling on. C- M. Lance. Aluruance, M. M. McFariand. President Trinity College, J C Kilgo Lectureship Trinity College, E. A. Yates Headmaster Trinity Park High School, J.F. Bivins. FAYETTEYII.LE DISTKICT-Presid-ing Elder, J. H Hurley Fayetteville, Hay htreet, T. A. Smoot. Fayetteville Street, C. A. Jones Hope Mills. E. R. Welch. Cokeshury, L. H : Joyner. Sauipsou, B B. Holder. Buck horn, G. W. Starling. Dunn, E M. Snipes. Dukes, W A. Forbes. Newton Grove, R. A. Kritton. Pittshorn, J. H. Frizzoll. Haw River, R. W Bailey. Goldstnn, J. C. Humble. Siler City, J. Santord. Carthage, It. H. Broom. Ehse, J. W Hovle. Sanford, S. T. Moyle. Jonesnoro, E Pope. Lillington, A. D. Betts. ROCKINGHAM DISTKICT-Preaidiug titter, J w. une. Rockingham, J H. Hall. Roberilel, Z T. Harrison. Richmond Circuit, C. O. Durant. Mount Gilead, M. D. Hix. Pekin, W. F. St nford. Montgomery, H. O. Stamey. Aberdeen, G. A. Oglesby. Hamlet, to he supplied by W. T. Usry. St. Johns aud Gibson, G. B. Perry. Lanriuburg, K. A. Willis Maxton aud Caledonia, N H. D. Wilson. Red Springs, S. E. Mercer. Rowland, J- W. Bradley. Lumherton, Z. Paris. Rolieson, J. M. Ashby, R. W. Town send Supernumerary. WIL.M ISGTO.N DISTRICT-Presiding Elder, K B. John. Wilnington, Grace Church, N. M. Wat son. Wilmington, Fifth Street, A. McCnllen. Wilmington, Bladen Street, G. B. Web ster. Wilmington, Market Street, A. B. Hat ton. Delago and Wrightsville, Tobesnpplied. Scotts Hill, Y E. Wright. Onslow, W A. Jenkins. Jacksonville, V. A. Royall. Magnolia, J. W. Martin, Kenansville, W. D. Sasser. Burgaw, C. C. Brothers. Clinton, A. S. Barnes. Bladen, A. J. Groves. Elizabeth, W. E. Brown, Whiteville, J. T. Draper, C. W. Smith. Supernumerary, Carvers Creek, J. J. Porter. Wraccamaw, T. J. Browning. Shallotle, N. H. Gnyton. To n Creek, W. R. Royall. Sonthport, E. McWhorter. New River, To be supplied. NEW BERN DISTRICT Presiding Elder, F. D. Swindell. New Bern, Centenary, O. T. Adams Gold.-boro, St Paul, M Brnwshaw. Goldslsiro, St. John, H. B. Anderson. Goldsbor, Circuit, II. E. Tripp. Mount Olive, F. E, Dinon. Mount Olive and Faison, J. N. Potter. LaGrange, J. E. Saunders. Snow Hill, E. C- Sell. Hookerton, J. P. Pate. Killston, E. U. Davis. Dover Circuit, To lie supplied. Crillon, Philip Greening. Craven, W. H Townsenil. Jones, Ii. C. Getlding. Pamilco, L S. Elheridge. Orieutal, To be supplied by F. S. Beck- ton. Carteret, J. H. M. Giles. Morehead City, R H. Willis. Beaufort, H M. Eure. Atlantic, To be supplied bv T. W. Mana. Aeld. Rtraits, To be supplied by E. K. Creel, , IrTers Supernumerary. WASHINGTON DISTRICT-rreaidini ciuer, j, is. Diiuny. n iishington, L. E. Thompson, Bath Circuit, D A. Futrell. Aurora, J. M. Lowder. Swan Quarter, W. Y. Everton. MatUmuskeet, B. H. Black. Fairfield, T. P. Bonner. Greenville, J. A. Uoruady. t armville, L. Sawyer. Orimesland and Vanceboro. To be sun- plied by B. F. Htanlield. Bethel, w. n. Kirton. Tarboro, R C. Craveo. Robersonville, J. L. Rumley. South Edgecombe, J. U. Buffalo. Rocky Mount, W. P. Kane. Booth Rocky Mouut, and Marvin, R. E. Hunt. Nashville, J, M. Benson. Spring Hope, A. Watkins. Wilson, A. P. Tyer. Fremont Circuit, D. L. Earnhardt Wilson Circuit, To be supplied by T. II. Bain. Ocrnooke, R. N, Grant. WARREMTON DISTRICT Presiding jiiaer.u. i. rsmirn. Wnrrenton, C. D. Robinson. Warren, B. C. Allred. Ridgeway L. si. Chaffin. Henderson, L. L. Nash and one to be supplied. Littleton, H. A. Humble, W. E. Nich olson. Weldon, W. W. Boat. Roanoke Rapids and Rosemary, O. D. Langs ton. Roanoke, To be snpplied hy W. B, Hnmble, Enfield and Halifax, B. A. Cotton. Battleboro and W hi takers, R. F. Taylor Scotland fleet, J. j&. tfoiden. HohKOod, D. B. Parker. Williamston and Hamilton, T. H. Hut- ton. Oaryabnrg, J. O. Johnson, Norllouupton, E. E. Kine. Kieh Square, J. T. Stanlord. Conway, W. C Merritt. Murliee?ihoTo, V. f. Woodall. Hairellsville, li C. Thompson. Hertie, K I.- I'avis. President Littleton Female College, J M. Rhodes. KI.IArilCTH CITY IMSTK1CT I'resid ititf Filler, J. F rnilerwiKiil. Ehzabith lily. First Church, P. II. Tuitle, Elizabeth Citv; utv iuwd, II. M No.th. Pa.-iuotank, W. F- .Tones, Camden, Y E. H"cutt. Movoek, J. Y. Old. Currituck, W A 1'ilami. North Gate, V It Brown. Gates, T J Pai;y. lYnjoinion. F L Church. Hertford, M H Tuttle. Fdenton. C I. Head. Plymouth, To be supplied by L B Jones Roper, N F Craven Paniego and Belhaven, H M Jackson lure, Wm Towe Koauake Island, A J Parker, C R Taylor Supernumerary. Kilty Hawk, WO Davis Ktiinkrti, To be supplied hy A W Prii Hattenis, To be supplied hy N I Ga1 loway Columbia, N T Con.table Mistiouury toCulia, K C Porter Secretary Correspondence School, JT Cuni)inKiru Trausleired to WeHtern No th Caroli a eoul'orruen, B W Fox. STATE HAPPENINGS. AS HAUIERMI KKOM til K KTATE CIIAMIKS. The Kiy Furi.ii ur t C" has fi'iil a eni,.n it Liabiliiics, UtloOtlO. of Slalesviile, b n,kiu ley. Pn f. (' 8. Foris.an aluiuiiusol' aki Fori si College, has lei u elided dean . f Sietson University, DeLand, Fla. Henry llorh n, a c ilorid mm 60 years old, w..s cii to death near Y' unus ville, by Maj,,r Spiny, ovira game of curds. The laleii;li N, ws and Ohsi-rvpr sa'S more llian OHO lias alie.dy been ei pendid on the Methodist Orphange in that city, A new daily paper is to he star'cd in Elii beih City, Detnocniic in p.iliiics and haviou as i's mission Ihe booming of Eastern Carolina. The labor orgauiinioDS of Wilming ton with a membership of U,OU0 Voters, have inviied H. B. Gieon lo speak to ihem December 5 According to the Monroe Enquirer Dr. H M Brook, of Union county, has been arrested for unlawlully giving a ptescription for liquor. Tbe Polk county a'mhouse was de stroyed bv fire Thursday night. There were only six inmates of the hntne, and all save one p'risbed in the flames. The pniato en p is said to be the largest on record. Several farmers tell the Journal of making from 200 to 300 bushels per acre. Duplin Journal. A furniture manufacturer of High Point refused lo fill a large order when he learned that a poolroom was lo be run io connection with the cigar store. It isiuniorcd that Hon. ('has. D. Mc- Iver is to resign from the presidency of tbe State Normal College at Greensboro to acc.pt the ptsiiion of agent for the Piabodj fund. Tbe corporalion commission orders tbe Southern Railroad Company to pay $5 (10 per day for rclusing its order to place cars tor the GretOsboro lee and Coal Company upon it a side-track. The reports on the Baptist work in North Carolina for the year shows $17, 000 raised fur foreign missions, $8,000 for home missions, nearly $22,000 fcr state missions. Tbe increase io member ship is 10,000. Several while men and as many ne groes engaged in a fight on the streets of Greensboro, Tuesday night, with knives and the result was two of each party were cut, one of the white men probably fatally It is more than probable that Capt. 8, B. Alexander will go befote tbe next Democratic State convention aa a candi. aate lor me nomination tor toe vacancy oo the North Carolina corporation com mission. Judge E. B. Jones, of the Superior Uourt, has decided lhat Madison county must issue $70,000 worth of bonds witb which lo pay ila indebtedness. The oounty will appeal from tbe decision of Judge Jones. TEN THOUSAND CHUKCIIES In the United States have used tbe Longman k Martinet Pure Paints. Fery Church will be given a liberal quantity whenever they paint. Don't pay $1 50 a gallon for Linseed oil (worth 60 cents) which yon do when you buy thin paiot in a can with a paint label on it. fias make 14, therefor when von want fourteen gallons of paint, bay only eight gallons ot L. A M., and mis six gallons of pure linseed oil with it. Yob need only four gallons of L. k M Paint, and three gallons of Oil mixed therewith to paint a good aiaed house. Homes painted with these paints never grow shabby, even after 18 years. These celebrated paints are aold by A. K. Ziolliooner, Weldoo, W. U. Bait hiTtt ennfttui ftttmtion from th moth or, TtiMr wct mr uanitmuR, but tbt Frey's Vemlfisge Btt moat of thorn. Kpa th atmafc wturt and wtii; ordrd; expels vorma. ! Idcm nturl Brtt l br mail ate. I. A t. FRIY, Italtlmor, McU KlJETSnOHEMM i urn a WILL FIND AT E. CLARK'S, WELDOjST, k g, A full line of Building Material, Windows, Doors, Blinds, Mantels, Mouldings tnd Buiideta' llaroware, fttovea Piping and Sheet Iron. I carry in slock GOOD BUGGIES, &c. iua,ity is coodi red. GROCERIES. The H. si "I Kvrrjihini! kepi in st ick. , ni-ral SuppHe f r the public. My bar is Tobacco. mpplii-d with the in ist choice St. Vincent's Hospital and Sanitarium, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA. COST OF BUILDING AND EQUIPMENT, HALF-MILLION DOLLARS. CAPACITY, 300 PATIENTS. Mnt equnHe climate on Atlantic coast; suit nlr tempered by proximity of Oulf Stream Kully eijulppi'il with every modern Improvement for the treat ment f ihiense. A full corps of Spci lallsts In every department. Special department for pases of eoonnenietit. M,.t approved X-ray apparatus. Thor ough system of Turkish and Russian Baths. Ward Ratei, 7 per week; Private Room Ratei from 110 to 30 per week. Tor Catalogue, etc., address The President, St Vincent's Hospital and Sanitarium NORFOLK, VIRGINIA. Fill Full LfjE Dqess Qoods. CLOTHING -Largest Stock we have ever had. cheapest to best. Underwear m heavy fleece goods and wool. We have the celebrated "Wright's Health Underwear." NONE BETTER SHOES-We have the strongest ine in town, for Children. HATS-Latest stock to select from. Trunks, Fur niture, Mattresses GROCERIES, Jresn Kicnmond beef, sausage, flour, lard and everything for the housekeeper. i Goods promptly We desire your do our best to please. EMRY & JOHNSTON oct301y . COIIi SEED WANTED. HIGHEST PEICES PAID PsMis Oil Mill. d vmm and will sell as cheap as any one wlen Fresh SeamaUle g""ds fur family U . H'hiskies, Hiai.dicf, Hiies, Cigaxs and A il Overcoats from Ladies, Men and styles and large and Springs. delivered in town. patronage and wil jdriflpajlftk VHaWMMIrliBffH MTV W are the kind that settle on the lungs and develop into PLEURISY PNEUMONIA and CONSUMPTION stops the cough and heals the lungs and prevents serious results from a cold. Consumption Cured Foley & Co., Chicago. Dana, Ind., Sept. 28, 1902. Gentlemen: FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR cured me of consump tion after I had suffered two years and was almost desperate. Three physicians failed to give me sny relief and the last one said he could do me no good. I tried almost every medicine 1 heard tell of without benefit until FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR was recommended to me. Its effect right from the start was magical. I improved steadily from the Hrst dose and am now sound snd well, snd think FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR is a God-send to people with Throat and Lung, Trouble. Yours very truly, Mrs. Mary Ambrose. FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR contains no opiates and does not con stipate like ordinary cough medicines. THREE SIZES-25c, 50c and $1.00 The 50 cent size contains 2, times as much as the small size, and the $1.00 size almost 6 times as much. REFUSE SUBSTITUTES P. N. STAINBACK, WKLDON, N. C. PATTKKSON STORK CO., ROANOKE llAPIDS. N. I E ARE NOW CARRYING IN STOCK EVERY THING USED IN HOUSE BUILDING: Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moulding, Mantels, Stair New els, Balusters, etc. PAINTS, We Buv in Car sition to save money for our customers. 0 0 0 0 11 God! Business Fir Salt. Any one desiring to do the mercantile business already established, 00 EASY TERMS,1, write or call on me for pattioulars, Ws are Dow offering every article in our store at and below cost FOR CASH,- eioept a few goods just received. H, C. SPIERS, Weldon, N. C, Oot. 1, 1903. .FOll SALE. VALUABLE TOWN LOTS IN WELDON. Apply to THOMAS N. HILL, Attorney at Haiifax or Weldon, ootl,4w OILS & YAENISHES. Load Lots and are therefore in a po PIEHCE-WlflTEfmD HMDVW CO, WELDON, N. They Aro"Coming. NE'.Y ARRIVALS SACS DAY OF FALL iL vV l.St hti tiOOS Clothing Is My Specialty. Guaranteed shtpes. Not cheap clothing, but clothing cheap. High art g1 toents. Tbcy are all here. HENRY FAKBEE, Weldon, N. O. SYDNOR & HUNDLEY Xiis a "nFiR2 insr Hili Grade Furniture and TJpholslerina. We call your special atteuiioo to our stock of FINE FURNITURE in sll No finer goods are shown in any northern market. Our stock is the largtat sou1' of Philadelphia, aod our prices aboot 15 per cent lower. ANTIQUE REPRODUCTIONS in Chamber, Hall and Dining room furnitori io all woods, a specialty. MISSION FURNITURE, so much U demand just eow, ia Weathered "l antwerp oak a special leature. S&rMail orders have our very careful attention. Sydnor & Hundley, 709-11-13 E. Broad St. OEoe Furniture Department 212 N. 8th St. 3 FOLEYS 3 mm IMX1NS NO OPIATES, IS U1LDLY UXAT1VE ndaSRMir w oM and Vowa rkoffimended by theMedkal Fatuity forth various affections of the iujd' Lungs. rtmsutott FOLEY & CO. CHICA&O, ILL 0. Write for Prices. O. . 000 !10 K IHE ? 1 Lo I ! 10 t th I: 1 I 1 1 I i f
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