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For that Dandruff There is one thins that will cure it Ayer's Hair Vigor. It is a regular scalp-medicine. It quickly destroys the germs which cause this disease. The unhealthy scalp becomes healthy. The dandruff disap pears, had to disappear. A healthy scalp means a great deal to you healthy hair, no dan druff.no pimples, no eruptions. The best kind of a laatimonial -'Sold lor over sixty years." A IKV.IAKII.LA. iers: II : s. UUlii! PUTOKlL THE ROANOKE: NliWS. Thi'ksday, Jan. 23, 190S. Published Every Thursday. KVI'KHKO AT I'MSTI I ITU K AT UKI.lli'N A KI IIND-IT.A..S l AITI;H. RAIHSIirSlliSCRIl'IillMNAliVWlT: Our Year. 1 1 iv niaili pi.Mpai.l. sl.Ml Six Months. ' A weekly I ii'iiuKMiitu' jinn n:il .lcnic.l tn tin' material. i'liiia!!i'iiul. 1'iilil.i'al anil airricutUiiul inleii't of I laiifux ami sunininiliiisfi'itiiiitH'N. Vlvcitisiiur rale ira nisheil on application. .nal.l i.l lur- Some of those tobacco fellows in Kentucky are showing yellow streaks. Thaw was careful this time to pick out a lawyer who does not look like Napoleon. Speaker Cannon hates to see anybody monkeying with the buzz saw named the tariff. Evidently Kentucky is loath to give up the idea of trying Ca leb Powers every year. . Senator Tillman seems to have resigned first place to that new cut up from Arkansas. Money is again getting so plen tiful that a man can carry a piece around in his pocket for luck. Dei-T to anti-nature fakirs: (j. O. P. Elephant watching anxious ly to see which way the cat jumps. There is no certainty that we shall get much of anything from the present Congress but free seeds. Gov. Hi'GHES attitude some how reminds one of the masterly silence of Mr. Alton B. Parker in 1904. Golden days for the preachers. No more whiskey devils to fight, churches are beginning to raise salaries. The problem of what to do with ex-Presidents is not half so press ing as. that of what to do with the would-be presidents. Girls who want to take advan tage of their leap year privilege should not let up on the man as long as he doesn't actually run. Comptroller of the Currency Ridgeley says that panics are inev itable. President Cleveland was not given the benefit of this amia ble philosophy. If Rev. Dr. McArthur, of New York, keeps on no doubt he will discover that George Washington was locked in the village pillory for beating his wife. "The mantle of Moses has fall en on Hoke Smith," says an ad miring Georgia contemporary. You don't say so! It must have given him an awful jolt! The story of that Missouri man who enlisted in the army because he was out of work and next day fell heir to a fortune has not start ed, rush on the recruiting stations as yet. George Ade, the Indiana poet and humorist, wants to be a dele gate to the Chicago Convention in order to cast a vote for Fairbanks. This is the best joke Ade has sprung for a long time. If the Washington Herald keeps on poking fun at Georgia prohibi tion, the country at large may soon send enough virtuous Congress men to the capital to make Wash ington wonderfully dry. "A lecturer in St. Louis said he was surprised at President Roose velt," according to the Cleveland Leader. That must have been a long time ago, however. Nobody is ever surprised these days. Miss Vera Fedorovina Kommi sarjewskaya, Russia's leading ac tress, is to tour this country. In these days of paper trusts it is hard on managers to be forced to en large their programmes for the ac commodation of the lady's name. President Roosevelt says j that Secretary Taft will win the Republican nomination on the first ballot. Would it not be safer to say that he is sure of the Federal brigade? The sheriff in a certain Georgia county has a stock of whiskey on hand by right of levy, but the court has en joined him from sell ing it. This must scent like get ting money from home to the sher iff. Mark Twain is said to have over fifty thousand dollars tied up in a trust company as a result ot the late stringency, and it is doubt ful if even the leading humorist of the country cm see the joke in the situation. The Wilmington Star does not believe that the extra session of the legislature will pass a State prohibition bill, and says: Such action would be so foolish, so inconsistent, and so full of per il to the Democratic party that the "sober, second thought" will pre vail, and even the prohibitionists leaders will decide to "let w ell enough alone." THE extra session of the Legis lature that convened Tuesday, is the second since the war between the States. The only other session since the war was that called by Governor Thomas J. Jarvis in IS79 or the purpose of selling the Western North Carolina Railroad, which was a burden to the State. Before calling the session Governor Jar ' vis had received a proposition for , the purchase of the road from W. J. Best, of New York, and asso I ciates. Mr. Best asked Mr. Jarvis to call the legislature together in order that the sale might be made. Before doing so, however, the governor telegraphed to Senator Vance, who was then in Washing ton, as follows : "Have a purchaser tor Western North Carolina Railroad." Senator Vance replied in these words, "Don't let him getaway." The members of the General Assembly of North Carolina, now in extra session, were elected up on a local i ptitin platform, there fore, we heartily endorse what the Wilmington Messenger has to -ay on the iiuestoii of Slate prohibition at this time. The Messenger says: "We hope the Democratic mem bers will have enough regards for the rights of the people as guaran teed to them by the platform f the party not to take from them the prin ciples of local self-government on this subieet. The advocates of State prohibition should postpone action un til after the State conven tion and election of members ofthe next legislature. If the Democrat ic party in convention endorses State prohibition and the people at the polls elect on this issue a legis lature favoring it, then all j?mj Democrats should bow to the will of the party as express ed in the convention and at the polls. But it is not treating the people right to take trom them this privilege so long as it is guaranteed to them by the party platform and that by a legislature which was elected at a time when the issue w as not raised. " MAKE IT YOURSELF. Says Many Persons Here Can He Made Happy Again Hy Using This. There is so much Rheumatism herein our neighborhood now that the following advice hy an eminent authority, who writes for readers of a large Lastern daily paper, will be highly appreciated by those who suffer: Get from any good phar macy Fluid Extract Dandelion, one half ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce; Compound Syrup S.tr saparilla, three ounces. Mix by shaking well in a bottle and take a teaspoonful after each meal and again at bedtime. Also drink plenty of good w ater. It is claimed that there are few victims of this dread and tonuous disease who will fail to find ready relief in this simple home-made mixture, and in most cases a per manent cure is the result. This simple recipe is said to strengthen and cleanse the elimi native tissues of the Kidneys so that they can filter and strain from the blood and system the poisons, acids and waste matter, which cause not only Rheumatism, but numerous other diseases. livery man or woman here who feels that their kidneys are not healthy and active, or who suffers from any urinary trouble whatever, should not hesitate to make up this mixture, as it is certain to do much good, and may save you from much misery and suffering after while.' Our home druggists say they will either supply the ingredients or mix the prescription ready to take if our readers ask them. He who speaks from experience leaves a lot of things unsaid. NORTH ST AIL; NEWS, j Items ( Interest From all Sections of the State. The Piedmont Supply Company iiirhan. is in the !i;ir...:s il a re elver. l'he c ivtrt house at Pryson Ci;-', Swain county, was destroyed by lire last week. A lire at iiiilford College de stroyed King H.f.l and library, c.iu:;i::: a jOUHH) loss. The P.ilair.ouiitain Gmip.iry, wef.-kiiim ii ieweleis ,.f Chai lo.; , has made an assignment, l.uhh t.es, ::o,lH)0. Announcement is made in Char l.ii.e, that five cotton mills there will be consolidated under on. management. M; ICIl cry for the Chatham Woolen Mills at Winston-Salem has arrived and the mill will he put in operation soon A silver medal was awarded by the Jamestown Exposition to Whiting Druthers, of Raleigh, for the best display of grapes and K;. Becoming suddenly derange. I, James W. Pnieb.ard. of Pasquo tank county, committed suicide by Mowing his brains out with a ri fle. it is alni-v-t a certainty that Hig!) Point wii! have three new State banking institutions within the iiet three or four mouths, making six banks altogether. Zeke Gregory, SO years old, v, as knocked dow n w ith an axe in the hands of his son in defense of his aged mother, in Mecklen burg county. Thursday last. At Pine Level, I'nited States Deputy Marshal Barnes arrested a fellow giving his name as John P.. Hutcerson, and address, Raleigh, for complicity in a postoftiee rob bery. The Cleveland county Demo crats are early in the held. The executive committee met a week ago and fixed July 1 1 ;h as the date for holding the primaries in thai county. A steel highway bridge is to be eeusirueted jointly by New i'a:i over and Pender counties, over Northeast river at Castle Hayne, to lake the place of the toll ferry now ntuimaidei! there. It will c.-t 1,000. t a called meeting of the director-, ot the Farmers' Protective Association in Greensboro it was decided that prompt and determin ed actum should he taken to pre vent an increased cr p o( tobacco tins year. George W. VanJerbilt's taxes m Bim,i.mre county this year amounts to about S'J-LiVO. i le paid half tile amount hy the close of the year, but like some of us who are nut milhntuirev. is stand ing off the lax collector for a season for the remainder The Soir'iern Railway n i- un derstood is steadily decreasing' its operating forces on account of the lack of business. It is said that ' within the past few days about -I? men have been laid off and that in addition fifteen engineers have been sent back to firing. The New s and Observer Tues day published a communication from John A. Mitchencr.of Sclma, outlining the plan of a memorial to Henry L. Wyatt. the first soldier of the Confederacy to give his life in response to the call of his State. Every citien of North Carolina should read it and respond to the patriotic appeal it contains. As the result of a head-on col lision at Cameron, fifty-four miles south of Raleigil, between a Sea board Air Line freight and the northbound fast (passenger train, No. 48 Friday, two men were killed and twenty injured, none se riously. Engineer Ii. II. Vaughan and Hemp Townsend, a negro fire man, both of the passenger tram were killed. Both were from Ral eigh. William Woods, who lives on Pee Dee River in Richmond coun ty, shot an eagle as it was flying away with an infant mat belonged j to Mr. and Mrs. Woods. The ea ; gle swooped down picked up the j child in its talons and laboriously : began flopping away. Woods ran and got his ritle and at the risk of '. shooting the child fired away and injured the wing of the bird. It came down slowly and the child was saved after the bird had come ' to earth. Woods fired another shot j and killed the eagle. The better wayMoth ers are learning to use Vick's Croup and Pneu monia Salve for Colds, Croup, Bronchitis, etc. Don't dose the child. Did you ever have occasion to envy the disposition of a so-cald I reformer. i Wcklon. N. C. Depositary tor United States jo eminent l-itnds and for Instates In .. H.inkruptc y. sin , mum i . .( i :' ih.u i 1 a. ! 11 ;. :i i '.iif. a i.'i : l . m.h.miiih; ;V-'.ii 'Ce . I.iai-.ilities. i I'.ntil.'llU i ti i :' ', , .. Win. il. s. i;i k'iv , N, President. 1 1 1 ! ' I I"!!-- ' 1 i all' i V .-.i;i- I' ' .-. ! JFAmous f' son A. L. STAIN BACK, A Complete t ni Hi- iL "The Alwavs Weldon, ... North Carolina. o you I iBridai u!t ;(3 AM) ?4 ;' 83 9 WM V .$ Si iSI ; 1 It will pay you to come and see H us I SYDNOR & HUNDLEY, ii 3 m llncorporatedl n I ll. 11-1.5 I:. Ilroad Street, , WICHMOM), VA EVKKYTHINO IN ,j urnitureSi NOTICIi. NtihTll ( i:nU ( In tin-Mip.-rim 4 nut t. il I 1 1' ( t U N I V .hui. t. nii PH.-. I t.iit iiia 1,'ay Sfi hm- n' s. MllIIMlln hv Ur:nvitr liny - I Miliht':iti"li. I'!..- .1--i miaul a'uiM -h:iiin-'l l:ik in., t-c ili.ii an urlifii I'iituii-il a" aiimr !i,t rnnriirin-i'il '.ll tin- MU'i'ilnl i i i i I llalit.ix I'tiuuiy ti hui Uic 'ihiim nl iiiaiinnt'iiy 'Iinm.Ui'4 l.c t cw cit 1 1 lain Jill iin-l - It If ii.lant . Aii'l t 'if v.L.. -h irll'l.llll Will i'lll'tllfl' lakf IKiliff l hui hf I- i'C'j HUrtl tn lli'r;irilt tilt llt-x t tt'tiii : tin- uifii"i "iut til ai'l C"Uti t v In hi- In-Itl oil tin- lu.i! : h M'lti'hiv in lanuai v I'hi-. at I hf r.ui t I muse id ai-i i niiiiiv in Mahias, N . un-l an-Afi t ilfiiuii tn thf 'i!Milatiit in kuul at'lit'ii, ...,!.. ;!.:' '' -ii 'ti.i. U- tn ihf emit i Im ihf ivIm'T ih ni:inlftl in :l i . I cnin i.taml Tin lr iiiIht .".tt. lni'7. rv M. -Ah'V. ( If ik Supf iinr ( nuit SEABOARDAIR LINE BY. Important Change in Schedule ef fective .'anuary 5th, 1908. Tlit'sc iirrivalstiinl ih'purtui'cs i arc only as infoi inatiim fur tin public and u re not guaranteed. Trains will leave WKLPOX as follows: No. IJ2 for Ports nioutli at (i:."iH a. in. Xo. :iX for Portsmouth at 2 . 4 5 p. in. No, 2ti for Kaleiuli anil Oxford at ii:W a. in. No. 41 for Raleigh and points South 1 :10 p. tn. Xo. tliroujjh train South ll:(i.r) p. m. No. lit) shoo Hy arrive Wel don 8:titl p. m. For further information rela tive to rates, schedules, etc., apply to Agent at Weldon, or write to C. H. QATTIS, Traveling Passenger Agent, Raleigh, N. C. .H 1 iMi.ll'lr i.l a - ..in- n.siliv I., r IV. . il.l'Ki'- .1 VMliS T. (i(X)CH. C'a-;i;er. 1.,-M all. :,l . 1!.. .. I M Line of Busy Store,' is un easy matter it you tempt : ner wun one ot our encasement rings. Come and select one at the price ou tan afford to pav. No matter hmi- lilll.. iU .i k. you are sure of securing A PIECE OF liOOD JEWELRY We do not handle trash at all. I:en our filled iewelrv i-nrries the eunrantee of wear from the m.nnilf.'K t:irr nc uoll -ic ixtfiu n n. Any Kirl would he proud to be """rrnmuni C. S, POWtLL, nA;pr t Carnations, V iolets ami nihil ilnwfi.v ala on l.uu.l. U . 1 . 1 1 1 1 I '., j m t lluli'Uume I'lulill 1'i;;;ii-. Tallin all. I IVllis fur liuilli' I'tiltilii'. Hyacinths, Tulips, Narcissus un. I many i.tht-r ariflics iif liulhs fur lal! phintitiL' I'llln'i luruul (if in.liiui rul tuic. 1,'n.c I, living. Maeiinha an. I l!v iTLrtrriiv nlr. .inni' in-li lrirraph. H. STUINA1KTZ, Horist. RnleiKh. North Carol. na. ;:i l v FOR SA LI- ai a l aiiiain i I M I'lM iV 111 l;l;. iM.nis ivi'i: t:ii'i;i:. -ii.-htty u-ni. Apjilv tn tllf l.'i.AM.hl! .Ki. II 7 f Ui lilun, N ( FOR SUPERIOR VEGE. TABLES Si FLOWERS. Our business, both in Garden nurt Kami Si'eils, ib one. of the Unrest in II i is country, a recult duo to tiie fact that , Quality is always our Jj i ur&i consiaeraiion, Q Wo are headquarters for Grag ami Clovar Seeds, Seed Oatm, Seed Potatoes, Cow Pons, Sop Beans and other Farm Seeds. Wood's Descriptive Catalogue is t lie be.stftud mu.t prBiMiral i)f,,eetl catHloiriies. An ii lo dale Riul re ciiKiitr.''! aiitlmrlly on nil (inrtlfn i in i n ii i ! ! 1 J U; Lfll ': " '' . 1 VVe m ' Am? -v. ; .. .. I- RINfrlNG- THE BELLE ckion, N. C -I ) Plant Wood's ( Garden Seeds IV ii situ fHiiu r.nif, mainuB mtiiea it free on ronuest. Write for it. T. W. WOOD & SONS, ) SEEDSMEH, . Richmond, fi ll &ftr -'is. H. . fiic fit- At .'ri cff. id. 111 II 1 i in Hi. FOIL '- 5 t'3 17 'rJ ii , -.-..( !J - i Ht(s--A.p' ;.-,v: FURNITURE! We Have The finest Line of Household and kilch eii Purnilure, Parlor Suits, Mattings, etc., I:er ; Brought to this section. Our line of Crockery, Tin and Willow ware, (io u-ir i M'i:i;t.kis.. in ai.i. its m:r Wagons, Carts, Buggies P. N. ST.MNHACK. - - - - i - ft;:'S - EASY PAYMENTS. St M1 COME AT ONCE. - Jti, -i. . K, 'j? X fjV Si Quartered Oak ff" VNyi f'iir , , ii ii i s Uml SOIQ WtV llOW 2D.0U. ilCfi S3.75. Chains and Rockers 50c. J .'Rugs, Art Squares and Matting. We have three 100-piece Havilaud China Dinner Sets that we will iiitg: sell for $25 each. Never offered before for less than $35. VAV ...... 'SV it w&ldvn "A $ (ireat Reductions For Cash! j:!.7"i .Mii.iucUi' Kui:s. '..'. . J. (HI Smyrna Itui. J" M.iciu-iii. Wwi". !MJ II. vIV i ' l.'Uv Cliiim MaitiiiL'. Itv .'.. " Iv. -L'U. .lupllllrx' '' Ul'. j:,,.. ' " IS;C i'O. uul 1 ttlln'liU'.' T'l' '.''hv in.lu r-huili s, "lie. "ille. " " tt7V. ti ie ' yrt wule l.innli'liiii. 7'n Tic. " " " " li ic. l'lniii I hi Until, IN' l.tfi Aiuinsti r I 'uipetini.'. ' ' si III Itix'.ll 1'iclun' IVnnii". !l"'C Wall p.in'r. I. " ami I'i'i lull A IllltT Unci, nf Talking Machines. Graphophones, Kodaks, Cameras, ami miiiiIii'h un lmri.J at nil Iiiiic. al the very hnvcst priceK. SPIERS BROS. UK I.l K IN. N. ('. Chll.LES E. FOSTER, i.rrii.KTox. n. c. CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. All kinilscity, town, park, road, rail roail, liiuher, l'urm, hui vcvs aecnralely niaileunil properly mapped. Special at tcitlion uiven farm surveys. IJuick work moilerate charire. S l.'i tiin. For Sale. Two thorough-bred Jersey cows for sale. Fresh to pail, price $40 each. F. M. Taylor, 1 2-1 9-1 m Rrinkleyville, N, C. .vt Si 4 . ." 'V . il f 1 Lit i WELL - DRESSED WHY would yoi vtmr money for iiiv.; doilies I MY would you spend. y for poor fit hen you can ior 1 lie same money get a lit equal to the very best tailor-made clothes? You would liai dly do this if you only believed the follow ing statement : UNLESS YOU ME ME!il ' Z "'! RT TOO FiiKTLY. Cot'if to i-.iy :.iire and ",ive us ihe chance to demolish ate, to prove tlu- truthfulness of this as sertiaii. - Carts, etc. is complete. coiTiNs. iv - m:i Cooking and s - a EASY J For January and February. Ain -. ukwiture com SS 'S fyt ARLINGTON i i The hearty old chaps who are good judges of whis key and thrive on it will tell you at the first taste that AKLINO TON RYK is as fine a whiskey as ever was poured out of a bottle. It ought to be- it MUST be, for it is distilled from the choicest muterlals that mon ey can buy, by unequalled processes, carefully matured in the wood in the good, old way and absolutely uni form in quality. It's whiskey that does you good. It has no III after effects but produces that stimulating and energizing result which only a perfectly pure liquor can. Don't trifle with your stomach- drink the best. "Ask the man behind the bar for AKMNUTON RYE - if It's a com! pluee, he Hh it." J. t Portsmouth, Virginia. The Good Old Kind. CHARLES C. ALLEY, WHOLESALE Confectioner & Fancy Grocer, ri 'lKLSIUUUi, VA. Messrs. W. T. Huugh anil T. M. Ncllierlaml rcpriwut un in Eastern Carolia Hold your orders for them. 0 MEN. - ash iu iiiai. houks -xm Heating Stoves. WKKDON. N. (' $g PAYMENTS, ft D Suits -m- IfOU KeClS 10T up. Carpets, i M . - mm, i c. fy'f 'A MAHOiitY. ! A i i jfefj ITfxo imc 1 i - r - "- ' -i
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