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NO. 10.
triy?gg?rr 1 GSUi --3
HE CtlftlSTLIKE.
S.M f It I
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fTN nuts
1 RH A f
Christ's
Morality and
Tact Clash.
IVisiness
f r l
Tlie Kind You Hare Always Bought, nml vhidt 1ms been
hi iiiq wt uirr on ji-urs. nan lmriin m ! ..i.
and lias been inmln timli-r bis hit.
Botial HiimrvlH,m ,si(.0 Its Itil'uuev.
AllDW 111) (.11(1 t.ll!, ; . I VI- l HI, In llila.
All Counterfeits, Imitations r.tul " Jiis(.as.;;.i(i,l,'111(. M,t
i:iiciliii.iit that, ttlllo vl'li rndanin Mlio lienllh f
Int'.iuU and Children Kxpcrlcnoo n:iinL I :x iM-i-imt'itt.
What is CASTORIA
Ciistorlu Is n bunnies tuiiisl Ittito lor Castor Oil, Pare,
i-urlr, Drops null Stiotllin;; Syri-ps. it is l'leiisunt. It
I' liitains neither Opium, Mnrpliino nc oilier Karootlo
r.stiuie. Its nBo is its g'liirantce. It destroys Worms
aa I ulliiys I eerishness. It cures Dlarrlio ii and Wind
I'-iii.-. It n llcvts Teetlihi'f Trouliles, cures Constipation
;t;itl rialiileney. It assiiiiilutes the I'm 1, iv",nla('S tlm
SliuinieU mid llowels, ivin' lieal'.liy anil natural sleep.
Too Children's l'anaeea TIio Mother's I'rie mi.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
J
"Vim cannot live as Jesus would
nitl be nn employe of ;i large
1 level. md t .n-.i ne-.; house," says
. V.i :'. Selnia McGovern, used 21,
wliu alien, p-,.d .Monday mnrnitic
l ) begin living iwo weeks as she
! thinks Christ would. Two days
dI' the experiment convinced her
I of its impossibility in Cleveland
j business U'e.
: "It can't be done by an einploy-
e," she said. "The employer
( himself might carry the morality
i of Jesus into his business if he
I chose. The case is not hopeless.
But the employer -at least, my
! employer- doesn't, and it is suici
j dal for the employe to attempt it.
; Christ's morality and business
i tact clash. An employe insisting
j upon rigid honesty would be dis
j charged instantly. 1 don't mean
j to say any firm is dishonest. Along
! bread lines, it isn't, but thedepart
I ineiii managers resort to many
I evasions of the truth in order to
! escape unpleasant consequences.
"For instance, a retail store is
' writing or wiring in for an expla
nation of why a certain order has
. r
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M.
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sit?!-
ful properties, five KOVAl. i',3
activo ftiul priiit-sicl i.i.eiiicdi
Jt J" GR APLS, from their most
The KM You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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VVeldon, . . North Carolina.
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Full l ine of CASKIH S, COITINS nml KOUIIS.
Day, Nijtlit nnJ ()ut-o(-Town Calls I'roniptly Attended to.
H G. ROWE,
FUNERAL DIRI-CIOR AND LMiiALMI.R.
Seventeen years' Experience. Hearse Service Anywhere.
30E30m EZ30SaaOE
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THE BARK OF VELOON
WKI.no N X. (
Organized Under the Laws of the Stute of North Carolina,
Al ill'S'l' .uTII. 1 vij.
State of North Carolina Depository.
Halifax County Depository.
Town of W'eldon Depositm y.
Capital and Surplus,
For more than fifteen vnus tln iiislituiiini li;" pi-. i i.l.-.l Iwukini: facili-tit-H
fur tliiH section, lis ntnekin I " inl iliivclni Line Ihtii i.lrul uu-.l
with tlu hiisiiMiw interests t ILilif.ii an-1 Norll.nniploii eomilies lm
many years. .Mmiey is luaiie. um apfi. nr.l Mvnuly .U tliele'al late of
inteivsl six per eentiini. Aecnniil-ot all aie vilieile l.
The surplus ami iin.livhle.l itiitit liaMim n a.-lied a -"in e.iial tn tlie
l'aiital Stuck, the Hank lias, ruiiinieacinir .lamiary I. I'i. t.il .1 1! n- 1 a
Savimts Denaitment allow nn; inlen-t ..mime .1. .il as follens: For
liepnsits alkmeil loreinain (lin e ninnlli- or l.muer. -J 1t eenl. Si
mmitlis or longer, 3 per cent, iwrli.-inniitlis m limner. I pel ivnl.
Fur further inrormation apply to the President m l a-lner.
not been sent. The reply is that ;
it is the fault of the manufacturer,
'vx'e have punched them up several
times already. We will do so again j
at once, and no doubt the order i
will soon be shipped.' So the let-;
ter runs. ;
"Perhaps the manufacturer has j
been punched up. That may all j
be true - but after writing the let- j
ter the department head may or
i may not make good his word.
! Most always he doesn't.
I "No doubt it is necessary in bus
i incss to tell that kind of lies. But i
j Jesus wouldn't. And when I type
the letter I must tell the lie, too. j
! Jesus wouldn't be implicated in!
! the lie. He would refuse to write
j it. IF I did that, I would lose my
; position. "Cleveland Dispatch to
' the New York Vi'otid.
II' your Stomach, Heart, or Kiiliieys
are weak, try at least, a lew doses only
of lr. Slump's lli'-rtualive. In live or
j ten .lavs only, the result will surprise
I vou. A few cents will cover the cost.
1 Amrhi'ie is why help comes so ipiickly.
j lir. Shoop doesn't druu' the Stomach.
nor stimulate the lleait or Kidneys.
III'. Slump's Restorative u'oes directly to
j the weak and I'aihim m iles, laich
oriran has its own eoultolhin; nerve,
i When these icrves fail, the ih pendiin:
omaiis must of necessity falter. This
1 plain, vet vital truth, cleat ly tells why
! I r. shnop's hesloralive n
successful. Its success l
; ir sts everywhere to iriv
, pn-felenee. A test ill
, Sold !
All 1'ealels
Absolutely Fuze
It Is economy to ue Royal Baking; Powder.
It saves labor, health and money.
Where the best food is required no other
baking powder or leavening agent can lake the
place or do the work of Royal Ba'.ing Powder.
NEVER YOU MIND, MY DEAR,
Has the day been dark and the sky been gray ?
Never you mind, my lad.
Whistle a bit in a cheery way;
Don't lake time to be sad.
Oh, Worry's a specter of visage grim,
First imp on the Fiendish list; ,
But smile in his face when you look on him,
He Fades like morning mist.
Did the dream that you dreamed go somewhat wrong?
Never you mind, my dear.
Out oF the shadow will float a song,
If only your soul will hear,
Ay, Worry's a phantom, and Worry's a ghoul,
And Worry's a goblin of night.
He flees from a smile, but he comes at a scowl,
And a sigh is his cruel delight.
Oh, I know of the hope that is buried from sight,
But bravely we'll bear it, my dear,
For the sunlight is born of the womb of the night,
And the comforter ever is near.
Yes bravely we'll bear it, my dear you and I
And strength to our souls will be given.
Though Worry doth whisper and mutter his lie,
Earth swings to the solace of heaven.
I would fain hold your head on my comforting breast
Till a smile glimmers out thrijpgh the tears,
But the battle of each is for each, and the rest
Know little that gladdens or cheers.
So we'll both do our best, whatever it be,
And we'll smile through the pitiful rain,
Till the phantom oF Worry Forever shall flee,
And we know that e'en Sorrow is gain.
DOWN AND OUT.
The I'ps and Downs of an Old
Washington Newspaper Man,
Down, South After Everything
Had Cione Dry.
"1 am delighted," said an old
newspaper man as he shoved his
ponderous Form up against the
counter in a Washington saloon,
"(live me sometihing to drink,
anything beer, rum, gin or plain
whiskey- anything but the sturt' 1
have been gelling in the dry Stales
of the South !"
"What's the matter with you,
old man? You look down and
out."
"Holy gee ! 1 am down and out,
; dead and buried. Have you been
South since everything went dry ?
If you haven't, don't go! Stay
here ! Go North, West, Fast,
cross the ocean go to Venezuela
or anywhere else except the South!
Everything has gone dry Geor
gia, North Carolina and South
; Carolina and Virginia is on the
way."
"How do you get it down
South?" asked an anxious citizen,
"Get it? Ifyou get it, you've
first got to get the ropes. It is the
way the ropes yuu must learn;
and iF you look suspicious you will
have to stay out in the cold, way
oft' in the dry. That's all.
"Remember, boys, that's my
old home the South and I love
it dearly, but don't vou Forget it,
there has been a change. When I
left there ten years ago a fellow
could step into a bar, get next to a
good smooth counter, and take a
drink, or two drinks, even more,
and move on, but not so now. The ! IW0 or ll,ree sma nouses
"W hy, a buttle of beer cold
beer."
"K came. There I was sipping
Budweiser, and thousands of poor
devils in the streets thirsty, starv
ing for a drink, but just didn't1
know how.
THH CIXIKUA METHOD.
"Down in Georgia, Hoke
Smith's State, I struck a prosper
ous berg, and started out to hunt
some sort oF cordial to satisfy a '
burning thirst. I met an old tie-1
gro, whom I interrogated after this '
Fashion :
" 'Uncle, where could a stranger
get a linle stimulating liquor?'
"Turning so that he could face j
me, the darkey said :
"Boss, des go right up dar to
de cornder, an' slop an' git yo'
bearin's. Da fust buildin' to de
right is the Fust National Bank;
'cross de street is Miss Mehnda
Jones's milliner shop, and two
blocks fudder down, on de same
side uv de street, is de Baplis'
church now dent's de onlies'
places in town dat you can't git it.
Yes, sir. Des don't make no mis
take an' git in de:n what I tolt
you.'
"That was a town of several
thousand inhabitants, and the old
negro was right.
"But it's nerve-racking, this
here business oF hunting a drink in
a dry town. Give me Washing
ton, where I can put myselF next
to a good old counter.
A TUB OF RYE.
"At one place where several
railroads cross a companion and I
got off and went to hunt a drink.
We saw nothing but the hotel, the
railroad station, an old mill and
A ne-
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Almost
IfJ
vond';rf:'.!!y su
Uiiiocy Trouble Makes You Miserable.
iV body who reads the n?.ws
10 know of th wonderful
cura made by Ur.
Kilmer's Swampr-Root,
ii.- frcat kidney, livr
and bladder remedy.
1'. is the preat medi
cal inumph of the nine
t..ci.t!i century; dis
covered after years of
fdentific research by
-sR Ur. Kilmer, the emi
nent kidney and blad
der specialist, and Is
s:f.:l In promptly curing
lai;c bucv., i'.i.inoy. bidder, uric acid trouble.-
and Brifht's bisease, which is the worst
ijrm cf kidney trr.ubie.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root Is not rec-
ommenucdfirevcryiriiiiEbut ifyou have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found
Just the remedy you need. It has been tested
in so many w ays, in hospital work, in private
practice, ar.iorifj the helpless too poor to pur
chase relief and has proved so successful in
evry case that a spesiai arrangement has
been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried it, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
telling more about Svamp-Root and how to
find out if you have kidney or biadder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this par.er and ff"'l
send your aduress to r ""lia
Dr. KiimercCo.,BinK-g .i-r'jHrn
hamton. Ii. Y. TneS2ife
R'u!ar fifty cent and nomeof fewamp-rtoot.
toiiar sizes are soid by all good druggists.
Don't mako any inistar.e, but remember
the name, Swamp-Root. Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton,
N. Y., on every bottle.
JJ T. OJliiLHIC
ATTORNIFY AT LAW,
W ELI ION, N.
I'raetid'R in the courtB of Halifax and
ailjoininir cotintirw and h. the Supreme
cum t of the State. Special attention
(riven to collections anil prompt return
S 0 VI E TIME.
i uniu'isilly j
':) 1 1 ii ur ilnnr
it tiimiTMil i
finely tell, i
i
ritKsiiiKNT:
W. K. DAN1K.I.,
VII K I'III.MUKM :
ln II . l.liWK
(Jackson. Northampton rmintvi
iasiiii.ii:
W. i; SMITH.
SEABOARD
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JAN, 4, 1909.
Thess arrivals and departures nre
m ttijfi fur liie pumic ani are nat !'
are subject to change without notice.
only as infor
irantecd. and
Trains will leave WELDON as follows:
No. 32 for Portsmouth and Norfolk at 4.55 a. in.
No. 38 for " " " '305"m
No. 41 (or Raleigh and points South at 12 07 p. m.
No. 33 through train South at II 38 P-
A SONO OI: Sl'MMIiR
Summer in the fields, my dear,
And summer in the skies.
But brighter lar than sun or star,
The summer in thine eyes !
Thy beaming eyes.
Thy dreaming eyes,
With all the love that in them lies!
Summer on the land, my dear,
And summer on the sea,
And with her Mowers .and thrilling
hours
The summer worships thee!
O'i, summer brief, watt one rose
leaf From my love's lips to me.
F. L. Stanton
The Story ofa ModlrlnA
It iumv-";"l'!cn M.ilicil linvrf
na MWHtiil by one of H nmt Import
ant ami valuable Innredienm Colden
N'al rimt.
Nearly lertv year airo, Ur. Heren nl
cnvepil I tin t iieenulil. by the uw of purn,
triple-relitied itlyeer; aided by a .r-l.-uii
lieu-rev of ei.n-iaiitly maintained
I,, at ami lth the adit tiH'.iralin ui'd
appliance l' i;-n'J I 'T that i:tr- x
trail from wtir in..st alual.h' nal,w me
dicinal not their curative pr.'HTiti'J
much U'tli r than by the li e of alcilnil,
. ..,T . I'. rmt.lnV,Hl. Nil till' II'IW Will ,d- 1
fauud "liolileii Medical Dlwovery." for
the cure ot weali stomach, InillireMiiin. or
dvnepla, torpid liver, or bilioie""s and
kindred d.tra.i8cmenutistir-t
It ever sine has tn. ittiout a panicle
of alcohol Ih Its mawVup.
A alanceW'k J'lH h"' of 119 Inkredl
ents prini.YTrfi-e.V boule-wrapicr.
willVhow that It Is V from the niixt
valuable medicinal nifoiirid (trowiu
In our American foretSJ Al these. In.
grerfienK lavereceivyn IC
Some lime when you are weary and alone
You'll hear direct in spirit undertone
The voice of one who loved you long ago,
Down by where the blue grass water flash and flow,
And where the (lowers and birds are ever bright
And love-lit stars are winking all the night.
Some lime your heart will w ish for other days
And wander backward through the mystic haze
That separates the present from the past,
And blots the beauties ihat could never last,
Yet in those stary realms so Far a way
We'll meet them in some bright celestial day.
Some time in the vision of a dream
I'll flash into your soul across the stream
That separates our w aking from our sleep,
Where angels all their nightly vigils keep
And nature, with her splendid, glorious powers,
Enihrills the dreaming with fantastioflowers !
BEDTIMO.
A"lllde lioolTol these endoruieiiUi 0a3
l.n coniniled by Dr. It. V. l'lere.'. of
itnff iln N. Y.. ami ill ! miuleii .lire Ui
with tliioimli riill'i'''"
e operate IHiulileKailyvestioine e...... .. . itMiio
onv,ll,',St-A((1.Stine, Atlanta. 1 '.'."'i'"? h a ami New Yoik.
liichmoml, Waali.ufton, llaltimoie, I'hila.lelplna ami
to .lack
iith-Norlolk
B.-.kliig same by pusial earn, er
letter addnwscd to the IHvlor as aiiu
liny one
sched-
For further information relative to rates
uies, etc., apply to
CLEVELAND E. CARTER,
Ticket Agent. Weldon. N. C.
i II. (J ATT1S,
Traveling Passenger Agent,
Raleigh. N. C.
L-...n n.. emliirsenielilH. Co lien inmi
utandiiril ineilical Inaikaof ai lliecliflcr
ent. 8clnils of practice, it will be fmmil
that the liionilicnls mtnpnaiiift Ihe'Oold
en Mimical lliscoverv " an- a.lvlsi-d lint
onlv (or tlie cure oi INC move mem Hieu
dieH.se, but also for the run- of all ca
tarrhal, bronchial and lliruat atleclioiis,
aceoiniiained with catarrhal ilisi-liarRes,
lioar'nes, fore thmat, liinrerlinr. or
hawr-nn-coiiph. and all tlms wasliui
8 tT.x-tJis which, It not promptly and
properly treated aro liable to terminate
In consumption. Take Ur. l'lerce ins
coverv In time and rs. vi in In Its use
until vou give It a fair trial and it is not
likely 'todisapiHiinU Too much must not
he exiiecteil of It, It will not perform
mlrach-s. It will nut cure consumption
ill its advanced stneo. No medicine will.
It cWJ cure the arTi-ctiona that load up to
euDuunpUM, V tuJiot in U"M.
Too intK'li stress cannot lie
laid on having the little ones
go to bed happy. Whatever
may have hcen done in the day
or if there is some inevitable
disappointment or grief ahead,
large or small, say nothing
about it at night. Except for
some reason, let a mother put a
child tobed herself; let theeven
ing prayer be said at herside;let
the hour be associated with
story or song, or loving, confi
ding talk. For sanitary reasons
it is very inipoi luiit that bed
time should be happy and the
night's rest perfect never le
laved or broken by childish
grief or fear. Impottant, too,
for mental vigor and most of
all, for the soul's life, the good
night kiss should never boniit
ted. There are times when disobe
dience or deceit has occurred
that, in sweet and affectionate
evening talk, the child can be
imperceptibly led to eonlulo to
mother the whole story. This
opportunity is a valuable one
and should never be overlook
ed. But anything of the nature
of punishment has no rightful
nlnee here. Mrs. Mary John
son, in American Motherhood.
The Secret of Long Life.
A French scientist lias discovered one
secret of lonir life, l'.ut loii? airo mil
lions of Americans had proved that
Klectrie Hitters prolongs life and makes
it worth livinir. It purities, enriches
ami utali.cs the blood, rebuilds wasted
nerve cells, imparts life ami tone to the
entire system. Its a irodsend to weak,
sick and debilitated people. "Kidney
trouble had hliirhted my hie for months''
writes W. M. Sherman, ofCushinir, Me.
"hut Flcetiic Hitters cmeil iiieentiiely "
nly 'me. at any di uirifiat.
If every man was taken at his
own valuation ihcre wouldn't be
half enough halos to go around.
Soldier Balks Death Plot.
It seemed to. I. A. Stone, a civil wart
veteran, of Kemp, Texas, that a plot
existed hetweeu a desperate lung trou
ble and the truvc to cause his death.
"I contracted a stubborn cold," he
writes, "that developed a couirh that
stuck to inc. in spite of all remedies, for
years. My weight ran down to li
pounds. Then 1 began to use Dr. King's
New Discovery, which restored my
health compleiely. 1 now weigh lfs
pound." For severe Colds, obstinate
Cough. Hemorrhage. Asthma, and to
prevent rneumonia it s unrivaled. .rinc.
andol. Trial buttle free, (iiiarantecd
by all druggist.
Fortune knocks once at every
man's door, but misfortune camps
on his from step.
j first town I struck had been dry
about four months, and the ropes
I were securely hid from strangers,
i and pious-looking people.
j "Is there anywhere a fellow
could get a drink?" said I to the
I first pink-nosed chap I met, and
'. this is what I got: "Drink ? Why,
I Friend, I have been here three
days, and walked the streets con-
' stantly, trying to locate something
j stronger than an egg-o-see, and I
i can't do it.'
AtEETS AN OLD I'KII-ND.
j "Ten minutes later, while mo
seying aiong me main street ot tne
little city I met an old friend a
resident of the place who inquir
ed if I ever look 'anything. '
" 'Gee !' said I. 'Take any
thing? I guess I would if 1 had
the chance.'
" 'Had the chance? I lere it is !
Come right in I'
"We turned into a little store,
sat down ai a table covet ed with a
while cloth, and he beckoned to
the w aiter.
" 'What is it, Boss William?"
asked a negro as polite as a French j
dancing master. !
" 'What? x Anything !' said 1.
" 'Make it two of thirty-four-1
fifty-Four.'
"Well, sir, I had heard oF all
sorts oF drinks highballs, cock
tails, gin-rickies and the rest but
Thii ty-four-tit'ty-Four, was one on
I me. I had not met that. But, all
I the same, I made no kick just
i waited and wished. Soon the boy
j came back bearing two Black and
White Scotch highballs. I kicked
myself to see iF I were alive. I
couldn't realize that it was true a
real drink, mixed and ready For
use!
"I had caught on. The next
day I went back that time alone
and sat down at the same table, in
the same chair, to make sure that
it was not my Fault iT the order
didn't go through.
" 'Yes, boss; how is you to-day?
Whar is Boss William?' said the
llCfrt'O.
"I knew that I was right. I was
known as a friend of Boss William.
Give me one 'Thirty-Four-fiFty-Four.'
'Sartinly, sir,' was the ready
For Weak
Kidneys
gro hall-way insinuated that we
might get something at the store in
the mill. We strolled over, and I
inquired oF the storekeeper in a
roundabout way if there was any
thing to be had. After looking us
over and making sure that we
were not spies, he told us to follow.
"Vi'e went back into the 'dark- j rjs "IT? Af
room'; lie tapped on the wall, and i X 1 131 I OP ivjC
said: 'Let down a tub of rye!' j
II is u h it i " u,wl 1 1 -n,c0 ai.
.ii is NlM,vW. M. Cohen, Weldon, N. C.
down and '
Inflammation of the blad
der, urinary troubles and
backache use
DeWitt's Kidney
and Bladder Pills
A Week's
The dumb-waiter, or t
it sounded like, came
brought the goods. We never
knew who sold it tons, for we were
required to deposit the right
change on the Hour of the waiter
or elevator, and we got a quart.
' No more Dixie For me ! I shall
not cross the Potomac any time
soon."
NOTICE !
of Roiiiioke Rapids' New Store
New (ioods
A man ought to be born
or a Fool.
king
raiMiUMiMdiiH iiiiiiifiiiiiifMtt-wnHl
AJVO A
SOUR STOMACH
ARE SIGNS THAT YOUR LIVER
IS OUT OF ORDCR.
TAKE
Simmons
Liver
REGULATOR
And Feel
" Like Yourself Again."
THE GENUINE has ttn RED t Trad
Mart on th IronI ol Men MOliaa
mt th algnMur and mI ol
J. H. ZEIUN & CO.
on Dm sMo,
IN RED.
I haw opened up my new place of
liusiney near the postolliee with a new
line of Men's up-ln-ilate Clothing and
i ieut s Furnishing I ioods, Hats, Caps,
Hoots, shoes, Fte. Also a Hue line of
Ladies' Skills and Ladies' Keady-Mttde
Suit", foi the sin iic. in tlie finest pat
terns, at the lowest prices. Come. Don't
fail to see soon my spring openiu and
compare prices. You will surely save
inonev bv luiving vour goods from
i. J. KAPLIN.
Roanoke Kapids, N. C.
Em
Very Serious
It is a very serious matter to ask
for one medicine and have the
wrong one given you. For this
reason we urge you in buying
to be careful to get the genuine
BLacY-draugHT
Liver Medicine
The reputation of this old, relia
ble medicine, ( r constipation, in
digestion and liver trouble, is firm
ly established. It does not imitate
other medicines. It is better than
others, or it would riot be the fa
vorite liver powder, with a larger
sale than all others combined.
Rnr n m Town n
' EMBMBtaMlllil H ill " i Hi IBBMHB
PAIN
It is easier to tell how a thing
ought to be done than it is to make
good when you try to do it yourself.
OASTOUIA.
Bmri tin 11 to H"" Hm Bwtfil
If your ideas are not worth 2
cents write them on a postal card.
Pain tn the heail twin nnyw Ti-T". hft It. ranw.
Pain iM-imavstion. twin ist,iin1 en-x-nn' nothing
iMUHuaUy. At i,.l. so sii Ir Slioop, an l to
nrnrn it h h rreuteil a lilt Dink tntilet- 'Hint
renlv and two minutes later 1 was aw' miied nr. xhonp's u.-aiiarhe Tallin
iciny, aim iwu iiiinuits i.iici I v.is .. . lm,sm, .,... min ,,,..
Itieftpottscharnilnf. plpftNinnlyilt'liBlittul.lit'iitly.
though Mtlr. It lurul)- eyimlics tlm blood circu.
ktioa.
II too havo a hmilachis It'll WikvI iircs'iiro.
If it'i painful neru.li w itli women, muiie eaus.
BaantlM
Bl(aatan)
at
Iha Kind You Havii Always Bonjtt
iihi miui iua non
getting outside ot a highball a
genuine Scotch highball.
"I love that little place; it will
always be dear to me. I saw oth
ers go in and do as I did."
"Why, that wasn't hard a little
bit?" said a Friend.
"No, 1 never felt easy; I didn't I
know what minute I might be haul ;
ed up as a witness. ;
"I was stumped for two days in j
one place. I tried drug stores.pe-
desirtans ana otners, but got no
hint. Finally, at dinner, one day, I
I asked tMe waiter if he could get j
me something a little stronger than ;
coffee.
"What, boss, would you like,
sir?" was the answer.
First
01o.ss
Bakery
HAVING secured a first-class
baker 1 am prepared to fur
nish fresh Bread, Pies. Cakes
Etc. in any quantity. The best of
ewvwion-Mnod pivhsuiv. Thm wm-iy i t j everytningin the bakery line.
eeruintjr. lor lr. tiuwii s n -nutit no 'ihhich wnp i
It in -iOminuten, inl tlif tahU u wutkily diiinbute j
the un natural bltKxl pivswun.
Bniiae vmir tlutfr. and ltp(in't It Rot rM, and
iwll, and pain you? Of courf it ritvs. It's nv
nstlon, litood pn-ssiirc. You'll lln1 it when pain
fa always. It's simply Common Sms.
Vcicll at 2o wills, and clioerlully recommena
Dr. Shoop's
Headache
Tablets
All Dealers.
D. E. STAINBACK.
NOTARY PUBLIC
And Fire Insurance.
Roanoke News Office -:- Weldos N C
M, S, MOUNTCASTLE,
WELDON, N. C.
iTomptly oMalfitt), or rCC afTURNEO.
tovtanrtxPfKicwcK. unrOHAtvaiaaM
THC LOWEST. HcIhI wbmW, pltoto or ukrti h fur
xpert trvii fetid fitw rvorl on palrntfelilllty.
MPHmOCMCNT mtlH coodiichod bufum all
Htirln. I"iUril oMfllnpd IhrmiRh nn, AD Wit
Tiaroami aoLD, frw. trsoi-marki. rtN
tlOMS and OOFVaiOHTt Uiaiijr ottUlluxi,
OppoaIt U. S. Patent Offlovf
WA8HINOTON, O. C.
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