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WKLDOX, X. ('., TIII'HSDAY, )K KM lil.li 21. IPOS.
no. :: l
THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS.
irai irm m lsubi irm iir i
111
CHRISTMAS IS W. SRl'Til. im v. mm
'! ' If "'1 Vou lluv Alwiiyn Toulit, ami vlil, !i l.H Ix-cn
o for over 30 rar, 1m l,rI10 t,0 Ki;.,1;lhiro uf
" t,,l 1'OlllimillMm!(T li i H JMT.
J-r-UcA. Allow no mo (),(.(vivi, ym( .n (h ;
il ('.Hiiifrrlt-its, Imitation antl "Just.iis.l;,Hl"iirp hut
:vHTim-'iil" tlmt tfltlo wi'li aMl rinl.iiiu. i-Uio health of
Intuitu ami Chil.ii'cu Experience H-jaiu-t r.xpcrinn'iit.
What is CASTORIA
'attrla is a harinlrsK still! ituto fur Casio:' Oil, Paro.
i.-.nif, Drop anil StMitliintf Siyn:p. Jt is I'lf.'s.mini. It
.imtaiiiH nritlirr Opium, JHorphino run- ollwr Nari-ntin
t, ilistaii'( Its uro 1m its glare nt.o. It destroys Worms
nail nlhty.t Kctcrisliiicss It cures IVanlm-a ami Wind
I ..He. It relieves Ti'i'tlihijr Ti'o.ilil."., mi'M Consiiputiou
ti ml riati'lcni'y. H ussiniiliil.'S th.i I'omI, rcxiilati'M Mm
Miiiiia.il nnl Jtowcls, Kivliii; IicalC.y uiul natural !,.,.,.
Tim Children's l'uitaociV Tho Motliit's rri.Miii.
CENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature cf
The KM You Ha?e Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TMC SINTftW COMMNV. TF MURMa V TltIT. NtW VORN OITV.
I '. N. S'FA I N 1 A ( K.
rxi)i:inKi:i!.
Wcldon, - - North Carolina.
P l ull Line of CASK!: IS. C0I I INS ami ROltiiS.
):iy. Sight Brnl ()ut-ol-Tovn Culls Prnnipily AtU'iidcd to.
n i
H. G ROWE,
l:r,M.RAt. DIUIX'I'OK AM) I'MliAI.MliW.
ntoen years' lixperieiuc. Ilcnrse Service Anywhere
The Hearts of Kveryhody Should
lie l ull of l.ove. I
Yet, iil'terull, lis (ihristin.is dawns !
a change iIol-s come over men. It ;
sic. lis tipnii ihem gradually, takiiiR '
them, as il were, by surprise.
Their steps crow light, ihey walk
briskly, ljuj:h even, ami have a
cheery wonl for delimiter. Soine
luiw the streets i,ir ihnt one day
seem suddenly loswarm wiih hap
py people, liverybody has be
come tolerant, sy;:ip iihetic; the
i;i o.ieliievi ni.m in i iwn ha:; be
come aretab!e, the hardest creili
Kir lenient, the severest judge
itiereilul. There i.-i time for re
conah.mon, for t'oriveuess and
kindly feeling toward ail the world.
Il is seen, indeed, tl Kit il is a miracle
of great mystery and beauty. The
hearts ol men are full of love, and
in their unstrained mini mid
lauj'Jiter they have become, sonie
'vh.'it like the little children
W hy is tins ? What has hap
pened Can the mere printing of
a calendar with a certain day in
red figures do i; ? (Ian any mere
superstition have lasted so long,
display such remarkable vitality ? '
Can any sentiment, even though
it be universal, accomplish so
tiiu.ii ? No, it is n it that; il is be
ci'isc, fr whatever reavin, men
have suddenly concentrated their i
thought on the great idea that
Jesus brought into the world;
whether they think I le brought it
from heaven or found it on the
pLincs of JuJea docs n it matter;
men everywhere are dwelling on
il, and from their united hearts
have sent forth a waveofloveth.it
rolls round the world, and, for a
day, at least, the brotherhood of
man has come in pass. Who needs
an introduction to speak to a stran
ger on Christmas eve'' What dif
ference does it make on Christinas
morning if the man does belong to
another party or to another eco
nomic class ? Who cares hether
lie isin society' V ho looks down
upon him because he is poor?
Suppose lie is a criminal, in
out of jail, whal of it
5"
M?4tf Mow the Dav Was e,!,.,: ,., in T(Ollbi 8!i!i Hltf hl l't.
tr.. , .. . ' HTL'Tr'T 1 f ' ' .. T . .. . ; i.,...i " . . !''.'' '. '
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4-'JS 1' till Kit , ... .: ..... ,i . ' ".' '
mmwvi its?i) "i:
WtmM x v v 1 1 J ;i ,-4
WkVMn k P&TJ J I tiSfDJ ti,i,i;,n.l:-.',,.ii,,;,l,o.,;u,,s
! ' P A'l f iTl vis-a-vis in two linos. At . bo
'I'BWI 'riMAVl! 1 TS words -S,t to votir po,;,.- ArrOJ- AT LAW,
XV.? I P elsiRN ' t.in,,l, iln-lon so! II,.- Vh-
CHRISTMAS SEASON.
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III-' MlHfMlt'
-ill .lUrllliull
lilit'l t'lUIIl
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COMING HOME CHRISTMAS.
THE BANK OF WELDON
WKI.DOX. X. (
tlrRaniited Under the l.avs of the State of North Carolina,
At iil'.-T enTll. IsU,
State of North Carolina Depository.
Halifax County Depository.
Town of Wcldon Depository.
Capital and Snrpln, $40,000.
I .ii m ii,' tlun tiftct'u year tlii" i'i.iitiiii"'i Ua- poni.l.'.l lunlonir fm-'li-
1 ,.r tln siTtuill. It stcu'kh.il.l. :s :ii,.l ihii-rtoo l.mi' 1 1. i 1 1 1 1 1 H . I
:!i tin. Imiiiii.h intiTi-sts nf llaliftx aal Sortiia.i.pto.t .ui il us
mi i n- ymn. Moni'y in l.nini'.l an.u .iiinini .l uvu.ily at ti.r Intal iu!i- "I
,. :..!.. prr I'i'iitiliii. Ai'i'niiiils "I .ill a... "nhi-iliU.
I !n- iliilui ami llll.lin.ll'.l pinlit- me ivai'ln-l a hum i'iiiul In 111.'
i .i. til sto.'k, the I lank lias. .-. mi i ti .--i : n Jatmaiy I. i:. i'i.il'lislir.l a
saM'ij i,.iurtniiMit ullnivine oiU'ii'-t t tm' .l.'..N as rlk: l 'f
Ii . .mIi alluui'il tori'inaoi llio-.' nv.ml.- ui lnin.rrr. - l-r i'''io Sis
t!i.r Imuri'r. .1 Hrcciit. i-K t: i . .n 1 1 . - i Iimism. I t.
I ... lu.tl.er inlonimtiiiii a..ly I" I1.- 1 i . t . n t nr a-lm i .
lo be a man, a human being, tust
like the rest of us, though perhaps
with greater sorrows and greater
temptations than our own. Men
have risen above such things; they
have heard for an instant the an
gels' song; for an instant their faces
have glowed with a new and won-
uertut ligni, ami uiey naic milieu ;()r s)e
to cacll outer wnn nrotueiiy gieei
ings on their lips.
Yes, they're cumin' home for Christmas an' we're goin' to have a tree,
Like we had when they wu chiliu.i, trimmed jest' like il used to be;
An' we're goin' to give 'em presents with their t ames writ on an' date,
An' we're goin' to hang their stockin's io the m;,nile by the grate.
An' we're goin' lo do the trimmin' of the tree ourselves that night,
or Like we did when they wu little an' upstairs a-sleepin' light;
I le is seen An' we're goin' lo till their stockin's jes' as full as they can hold,
It Is a Day of (jiving, of (iood !
Cheer, and Fellowship.
Betretl.li "' J
of frrvv; &
lat
Iiidkestiou
Our uuaraniec Coiioon
is
when we war'nt very old.
i : l . 1 1 1 K s r: vii K.i i:i..-ii':m :
i. iiamkL, I'k. ii i.
(.lai'kHon. .oii!Laiii.i"n I'lmntyi
i aho it:
W K .-Mllll
ilic nl. I fa-li.uii..l voiv hI'iIm.-iiil' .1 i'ak
ilHinai'h. iii "tiiMiilalim: III'1 lliarl m
Ki.liii-V" i" all nintiL'. I'r. sli'H'P tii-t
i.,inl..'. mil this i on! I Ins is wliy Ins
,is.MiilM,ii In Mi..i..'s Iti slnialivi
is .tin rti 'l .-utili ty In tin' i-ansi' i.l llu.'
ailments llii' iM'ak msi.le nr rnlitn.ll
iiil' lienes. It isn't sn ililtii'illl. says
In. slioi'l'. t" slieiieliteil a neak St. lii -ai-li.
Ilearl r Ki.lnevs. il'niie L"'es at it
.,., v. I.aeli uisi le nriian lias iIh
(iintriMl'illiroi insi'le liel ve. W lien these
iirm s tail, then lh..se.niiaiis must sine
K l.illi t Tie's.. .':il tiiilhs are leaUmir
lil'l.--' -'s eveimlieie In , llsliel.se ami
I "imiiiimi'I In .!f..'it l.'i stnlllloe.
I , -l i! a fen .lay- ami see! lninie
tMent n II ii"in'llv uiul s.in ly I'lillmv.
All Peal' TS
Like we did when they wu babies an'
So we two has been a-wund'rin' if we'll feel the same ole way,
As we did when planum' Christmas 'fore the chilluu went away;
An' lo-day I said to mother seitin' in her easy chair;
"Shall we get a present, mother, for the one who won't be there?"
An' I saw the tears a-llowin' an' a-fallin' on her breast,
too, had been a-thinkin' 'bout the one wc laid to rest;
An' she seemed so sad and lonesome-no one here but us two now
So I took her to my bosom an' 1 kissed ihe faded brow.
Whispered lo her 'bout a Christmas in a city far away,
Where the streets are full of ehillun'- boys an' girls an' all at play
Where we'd have our own around us an' we'd never lonesome be,
Where the Christmas lasts forever 'neaih a fadeless Christmas iree.
ELX imbiZI! Smm!ZiZm2 iiHijl i
ieabuaiht
AIR LINE RAILWAY
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE SEPT. 13, 1908.
These arrivals anJ departures are only as infor
mitin forthj pablic and are not guaranteed, and
are subject to change without notice.
A CliklSTMAS FACT.
The future has a golden tinge;
The pasi, loo, may seem pleas
ant; i But just about the Chrismasiide
', There's nothing like ihe present.
' 7hat Do They Cure?
! Tho atnivci question Is ..fteii asked rim-
C.nldon Medical
fltifo. "IfOHIt'll
K.iv..ril' I'ri-HiTiiilmn.
i-i... i. ..(.ui-r in that
li;.. r " lui & niHM HllVIlI ail m""
Hiii mhiii i'i
: When Chrispnas came to Boyville once, a long, long time ago,
; It used to come a-ereepin' on, so slow, and then awful slow;
We counted everyday till then and marked 'em oil' with lead,
i And every little boy would kneel lo pray beside his bed,
And every Sunday-school was full of scholars, 'cause they knew
The Santa Claris of Sunday-school would - well, would want litem to '
When Christmas came to Boyville once, we studied hard and long
To make our teacher's heart feel glad and keep from spellin' wrong,
And know our g'ography, and know our 'riihmeiic, and all,
And come right in at recess time the minute she would call;
For, lest we got our lessons right there was no use to pray
And keep on bein' nice and good till Christmas holiday !
When Christmas came to Boyville we were proud as we could be
If we could gel a reindeer sled and, my, oh, jumpin' gee !
If we were lucky 'notigh to get a pair of brass-toed boots,
I With little red-top leathers in, and bran' new cord'roy suits,
We were a king in Boyville, sure, and gayly rang our cheers,
I When Christmas came to Boyville once, back in those other years !
ail
,.) a -ts es'vially favorably In a uint'
fi ... wayutm all Hi" niu.'i'ii I"1''"-' J
. .. . .... . r il... nasal lia-sat'es. tl..'. .1,
.'.'. '.?i., .1 till.... slullllieh. b"l'l
. i . i i.... ... n !.irvi IMr rpllt. of r . .IT'
r'lial i' iV l"''l",r 'Ii"'".' afTwts t'
nnsji Hani's. "-se, ... . . ...... a. . ..I 1 .: I :., .!,..... k.... nl.,.c
Cllla, Hlolllill'llsl f,irr4! ")" ' I l't Spall Ol Hie OIU-UIUC as, lllisi in iiuji. eimnn k11'"0
. j. ., , r , . . . ,. ....,.,,
I lie noiygiauness mat weieu, in snnpic inn uno mii.vi
e meant warm things for head and feci!
! Ah, Christmas comes to Boyville now with rich and rare array,
! Fine toys and lovely ornaments and playthings grand and gay;
I But, somewhere, maybe, there may be a liule boy who knows
ihe ,'hrrmli! l
a 1 1 ui 1 1 i 1 1 . i Tl h lllU'll t
Trains will leave WELDON as follows:
No 32 (or Portsmouth and Norfolk at 4.55 a. "'.
No. J8 for at 3 (M) P m
No. 41 (or Raleigh and points South at 12 07 p. m.
No. 33 through train South at II. JS P' m-
We ,erate Double Oailv vestilnili' servi.'e illi ''"'"'I;'' J'""!"" m, tleNoOolk
H'lmlle. SI-A.itii.i., Allunta. 1 'II n . I nn I. u j" . '" "' '... u
Kieliini.n.1, Wahlimut.m, littliiim.il', I'lula.lelphia aim
Pjr furthssr Infonnatioti relative to rates, sched-ul-'s,
etc., apply to
CLEVELAND CARTER.
Ticket Agent. Weldon. N. C.
Or write to
C, II. (JATTIS,
aUiejiineUtlU.J7PvrJM,ll. 11
lsaHjvcrliil )iipy u'uim ii B. '...
Inn Willi.' ami nervine, lor weak wi.ni
oiit,..vi'r''..rk.sl iiienTiio mat er h it
h a i-ans.,! the lireak-diiwn. l aviirilo
i...rlni ill !' tiiill.il niostetTivtivo
When Christmas lime in hoyv
There was not so much splendidness for Boyville that I knew
Was just as hard-tip as could be, and didn't know what to do
To make ends meet nt Christmas lime, and make the ehildheart know
The old Kris Kt ingle innocence and make-bclievey glow;
But hearts were tender with their love for childhood's ringing glee,
And just that old-time Boyville fun was good enough for me !
When Christmas came to Boyville once -well, I don't know, it seems
tlni womanly fmietloiis. suUliiinK I'uui
ami briimliiK aUint a iiealihy, vigorou."
w,l,mi. ii"i' " ';;' -'..,, i ..... . , . ,
Atlll Wlieil I lOOIV III U IIIIIC lace lllill 3 luuMi.g iinu num.,
Traveling Passenger Agent,
Raleigh. N. C
quiiti.ilf wlial aeores of t me,t-
, . i .r.i...M ...t...rt u.,rks lire consulted
by iihysiiMiiliiM't ll tliflia'lii"'!""' tirai ti.o
Bi Ei.tdra In prrs.TttiiiiB. say ot i-aeli In
Bre,liiMit entering Into tlieiw inislu'lnea.'
The wonts of iranw liesliiwisl on tho
. Several IllKrnlll'llia i-ni.-i ok '-'"",'
l I'lero'smiHlii'lnes hy mioli writers nhoii Id
' hiivn morn weight than any an.oiint ot
,,.,-, irofeasional ti'sllmoiiiiils, liwanse
.in -h liion urn wrlling for the gulilne of
i their rrnslU-al bretliren and know wlterauf
i they siioak. , , ,,
i It'ith medlclnm ar non-aleolio le. iinii
i eret, and contain no harmful linhit
i (nrmintilriiir. t'ina conitwiied ol Blyeerlc
i eitraetsol tlix Mot ' iiiiilvii. Anierleiin
... i ... i i....... ..,,.. s '1 liev am I'.'lh
sold hy dealers In mulleins. ou cant
aflonl to aeci'i.t as a snbstituU. for o.w ot
thoao niedlolni's of known com position,
any awrot nostrum. ,
ftr. Pierce's Pellets, small, snifar rnated,
easy to take as candy, nwulaw and Uf
yl-oraU itooiach. livar aud Iwwala.
Nearly two thousand years ago
i the shepherds watched their
blocks by night under the star lit
heavens, an anthem from angelic
choir brought the tiding of good
will lo man and peace ineffable on
earth. It told in simple words the
story of the babe of Bethlehem, the
birthday of the King.
Out over the silent plains of Ju
dea the immortal music. Honied in
rythmic cadence. Wise men fol
lowing the star that stood as the
heavenly herald high in the heights
above, caught the melody divine
and heard the simple story of ihe
Christ child in that lowly manger.
There was no room in the inn, but
the wide world waited for the
echoes that were given to the
winds that swept over the town of
David.
On through the ages has come
the anthem "peace on earth, good
will to man," not a discordant note
has marred its repetition and to
day, as of old, we hear the glae
tidings that are told in every tongue
from the rising to the setting of the
sun.
" Tis the birthday of the King,"
and the children of the succeeding
generations hear anew the story of
the shepherds' watch and toe child
in ihe manger. Il is the children's
day, the day of love and charity,
the day of good will to man. l.ove
builds the altar in every home and
decks with evergreens his sacred
shrine. It is a day of giving, of
good cheer and fellowship, a day
of happiness and rejoicing. It is a
time for the remembering of oth
ers, for the care of those who need
and blessed, indeed, are those w ho
give to them whose unhappy lot
would otherw ise be devoid of joy
and gladness.
The day for the older ones is
sadly surcharged "with memories
that bless and burn " Unbidden
sorrows ride to the door ot our
hearts and recollections of the
"days that are no more," throng
the mind, and we sit apart awhile
with retrospective glance adown
the long dun corridor of years
that he behind. Still to us all the
day is one of gladness.
made ou
Real
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t!.i-.i cf ii..-
i yk.u Loiii;lit
If 3.
noses
4.1 . i. . .
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i v:'. ',:":v"-?
' Real Rose Ha f Phis
i ,.
ll i: iIi.m- 11 i i'.:'t lire r.'. I.! - O'it ol nt' Ji
i r...... .iih'. 'i i;.,.. .Ii-,'.-.' i, i.:' I -. .is.'tu-t -!
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t iiis i in,. .i.t.. ..ii y P
I lies Jl.'lheli.os. ho u,,i (t ff
SI ' i!e S Kj.
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itsWhatYouEat
Ana Mhes the Stomach Sweet
E. C. EtWITI k CO., Chicuao, III.
N.I'.
I. J. KAPLIN,
.:ui,.l.r II. ,u I
North Carolina.
Roanoke R.ipids
af.
.laee I,
icr'
n MIA' ami
umi' taii. ty
' a Specialty'
M-s. 'Il.e.
i ,., . I one i t ll'.'
; ; :m':.;ih..
.' .a nl H..I Tie.. N.uworu..;.' i..
; .!. Iin.sli. ti eontorm to Iti.' r i.'
it! i.isli in millinery. Six .ic
i l(ill..winu pri.i's:
V St. 50, S2.00, $2.50,
, SJ.00, S.t.75, $4.50
W Kvervbody i.t.lkinaiihoul tliem. Pon'l
M luil loci.mi' in anil seel hem. Th."
& llu genuine I 'I LAMI1 1 111: Ui-Jl Hum
It.tt I'm..
W, W, CQNOON
jrwi.i.i:R,
WELDON, - N. C.
JJAI.E OF LAND BY TRUSTtE.
Gent's I'urnishings, Etc
I. J. KAI'MN,
UnuiuiKf Kui)nl.. ('.
Very Serious
It is a very serious matter to ask
for one medicine and have the
wrong c.c given you. For this
reason wc urc you in buying
to be careful to get the penuine
Lack-draught
Liver Medicine
The reputation of this old, relia
ble medicine, fr constipation, in
difesti 'H and Hv . r trouble, is firm
ly established. U docs not imitate
ether medicine. It is better than
cv.hers, or it would not be the fa
vorite liver pew !cr, with a larger
sale than all otln rs combinea.
SOLD TOWN 12
till- p.. 'A. I
.I.H. ii M it 'li -
And think how much my eyes, like his, with Christmas joy would shine
It makes me feel thai Boyville lives eternal on the hill,
And just as Christmas came there once, it keeps on comin' still !
..in! ;
Ml Iti"
l.-l
Sat urilay , .himmry 2ml, W)lt
,u i:..vii'i m.. tin- i.tii.-wMut ,i.--i'i.-.i ;i,ii
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TAM; NOTICE!
In sending in the turkey
Send little else to boot;
And never mind the trimmings;
We'll trim him just to suit 1
It is easier to do a charitable act
than it is to refrain from talking
about it.
Kti'lul for lUrtprpMii, Indiurslioii.
ttlnmat'li, Koui stoinueh. cuKun tlii'Htoni
itch, clc, in a cuinlHimlmn ol llu1 nut it
nil difHtiw juu'i's lounil in a hciiltliy
.situnarli with iitTt'Hsaiy viirotultlfaei'l''.
tun) itho only tinner knoun totlay ihat
ill I'oiiiplclfJy diL'cwl till kinds ui' luo.l
uiiiltT any condition. It in puamntn d
to Kivf pioinpt rt'lici fromany fnrm ot
Hlomaoh troulilc. Take Kodol and be
convinced. It tt ill cure your dyspepsia.
Mold by W. M. I'oliwi,' Wcldon, N. ('.
Hconomy is the poor man's min t
Coughs that are ti'jlil or ltsU'eMn;:'
tu-kliiiL; nu tr't tjinek uii.l certain
help bum l't. Hmop's foujrlt Uemedy.
tn thin aeConiit dniiiciln eu-i yi here
are raonnir I - Mniop'M'oimh Keine.ly.
And it is entirely lite t'roin Ojiniin.t lilo
iDfniin, or any otln i' slupel) imr dim:.
I'lie tender eacn ot" a hai mlew liiim
liealimr mouutainoiis sln uli elves to 1 i .
Shoop's I'ounh Remedy us eiuatie
p'iDpi'ities. riiose leaen havethe pow
er to calm the mnt ilistieswnin t'ouwli,
and to soothe, and heal the most sensi
tive bronchial membrane. Mothers
should lor safety's sake alone, Always
demand lr. Shoop's. ll can with per
feet freedom be irivcn to even the
youngest babe. Test it onco yourself
and see'.
All Dealers.
lln'ii.v ;tlmu vaul I
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