Fads for Weak Women
Nine-tenths of all the sickness of women is due tu lomt t!vranfe.Mt-it or dis
ease of the organs distinctly feminine, Such sickness can ht curetl i ; cured
every day by
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
It Makes Weak Women Strong,
Sick Women WcH. '
It acti directly en the organs affected and is t the same time a llcncn-l restora
tive tonic for ti.e whole system. It cures Icni.le cmpraint ritlu in the privacy
of home. It makes unnecessary the dtsaftrrobU- qu.tiimins!. examitii.tiuns and
local treatment so universally insisted upon t" doctors, ami u r.hhorreut tu
every modest wemun.
Wc shall not particularize here as to the :y:nrtr"n ot
those peculiar atlcctiur.s incident to women, bi.f iiusc
wanting full information r-s to their si miit'inr'. 11;
means of positive cure are merri'd t i f!.c lVople s C.
mon Sense Medical Adviser 1IHI8 p.i'U's, newl rci i.-cJ
and up-to-date luiition, sent free on receipt id 21 :'iie
cent stamps to cover cost of ir.ailin onh; cr, i.i chjlh
binding for 31 stamps.
Address Or. R. V. t'ieree, Hufl'alo, N. Y.
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I DO YOU
III i v. I
WdVE TO TOWN?
M
mm! - wai
This fiirntt r iri i! tv uil.'A.f.
This ftinnvr ttle
jjholtnl (tint - slint d
at home.
And find the market
unfavorable for your
produce ? The farmer
who has a telephone in his home can telephone
first. The useless trips thus saved are worth the
cost of service.
Under our plan the service costs but a trifle ;
the farmer owns the instrument and the equipment.
For information write to our nearest Manager
for pamphlet, or address :
Farmers' Line Department
HOME TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO.
Henderson, N. C.
S EAB0A.K )
AIRi LIHSTE
Trains leave VVeldon, Effective May 15.W10.
C. E. CARTER, Ticket Agent
NO 32 SKAIIOAItlKl,Krsi. for l.itMiumth-Noi!'.;i. V.-tiLule
. ,'. Coaches, sleeping Utv
5:10 A. M.
NO. 38 SKAltiixiiH V,M.l.itlff..afht. I':l..t far. f..r '.-v.
moittli-Virlulk. coti!iii'l;t!Lr ui'.ii ' 1 - !"i Va- i-
3:15 P. M. iuL'tmi. lialtiimni'. New Yuik. 1 . ' 1 1 1 1 aii-l 1';"'. .ii'iuv
NO. 41 SKAIM'AliU M I'..r lUU-.ih. I I.a'l.itie. A-.Un'.a. H.i-i.
ham and tilt oiithvct; cHinit ct-a: N . i h a ii.ili 'h nr ikim
12:07 P. M. let ith -r loihla ra-t Mail S... I... t..r .1 Uv an :
l-'luriila point-: luninir far. h'tpmir r.u. ti.iou.::; -!.-.-;..-,-il.nn.-t and
Uinninirham.
NO. 33 M'.AI'.dAKIi l.l'l:l.. lur l;.u. l'Ii. viama. ti.ra'i!,j:n
' and tlie Southwest, t otintrts at llatlllcl i:!i N-. " l. r
11:42 P. M. WihnitiL'toli: with No. -1 l,.i ( 'oluinl'ia. -aannai,. Iai'..ii
ville and Flori'la points; Htrpim: car l'urt!iHut:i to t l.a: iottc; ,.i.l.i!r
Coaches. Sleep mi: and I'iuuil' t at to all p i tits -i .nth and ut !, fvt
Write to tne uu'lcrsijued lor ratrs an.l t nic tai.ics
C- J J. liYAX.
General Passenger Agt.,
Portsmouth, Va.
II- s. LKA1M).
Division Passenger Agt.,
Kaleieh. N. C
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TANNIER'S PAINTS
REJS0fi
Why
rt-tain Micir I'rt'-priiincncf
ai'i'Vt' ail 'itliri Imuii.Is :
('fiau' they ate u-a-ir ut'
1 1 ie U"t timt'-i :ui nhUiiiu
11 Mi art jruumi Willi
L'n at cuif i !' vn'.ii It-ulff
iliM'j iit-l rui ry 1 'ii wt lie
tu tin- maiiufavtiiit-ni
Box 1st).
Tanner Pain! & Oil Co.,
Ul'i E. Ma.u -t.. lilt liMiiMi. VA.
Garrett & Co.
da- 2vrr ---"ti
MS -A!
RKOISTIIRItri TRADE MAKE
SPECIALTIES
(lrAl:LI-HKH l-:r, )
Pioneer American Wine Growers
V irginia Dare
trt'tiite .--cuppeniouiti
Old North State blackberry
Hiawatha Paul Oarretfn Special Minnehaha
iKed t haiupavnr i-paiklinir t l.am puf n- il'ry N-u.-in..uif i
And other varieties of l'l l!K and Vt lliil.l.rx'Mh. V. 1M .. foi home an.l hotel uw
HiKhest Market Price Paid in e.oo for 1:1. t Kl'.Kltlil l: 'd; WK- and
all kiudi of -injil fruits.
NORFOLK. V.. 'UnmeiMheei St. UildS. .Mu. AN FliAXt 1st tl.t t.
THE
17
BIBLE
I K AC MLS G "i:
SSTIIMES'-
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GOOD SEED FOK COOD CKOUND.
Ma.th.w 13:1-9; 13 :3.
lrftereure. puttin; uinij all tl'thiua anil ntrri-Mi-; ot wkMnm receive nth
meekness the entjiatfl T..rd, utiuh is "Me to Mir ye.ur souls "Jumn
1. -Sl.-H. V.
SING ft boat as a pulpit, our Lord lau.'h: a great lsn teWtlns tho
method usihI by the Alraishty In the seleetiou ot tne little UoeU
whom he Invites to tie members with I'hrht Jesm hi the administra
tion of hi Millennial KiiiL-dom. 't he Kiiisdom mesaue or Invitation
is the "seed" which Is under consideration hi the above parable, whnit, under
favorable conditions, germinates and brings forth the required fruitage of
character-development. Our Lord was Hie (jreat Sower of this so.nl seed of
the Uinidom, and utter him came the Apostles. S.nce then he has used nil of
his faithful people more or less In tins seed sowiin;.
The fact that most of the "seed" ot the IMvine message seems wasted Is
no print that the message Is not nood and desirable This parable shows that
the real fault lies In the soll-in the lieirt. It all hearts were l U'ht the lues
sajte or seed would brhm forth much fruit even where.
The parable states that not till ot the .di is t.nnl or suilaMe. nevertheless,
the Intimation Is that It Is within the pou. r ot many 1.1 corre. t arid offset the
unfavorable conditions In themselves. We are not li ft to conjecture, for this
Is one of the few parables which our Lord limwlf Interpret-.! - a fot bh'h
many seem not to have noticed.
'ilie "seed" Is the message of the Kiis.!:. Macy do n-l tii.derstaiMl II.
On such ears the message is lost, for derxir is oa I'.e alert to take II
away, as symbolized by the birds devour;: u' :he evpos.d "s-ed by the way
side." Su. l) wayside" hearers constitute the in st i,un'rtt diss in every
colic reeatlon of the nnmliial church, 'l'n-y are uirivly foriiialists
"Stony" ground repres.MHs an-ther ei;. of li-'i:-i's of the Kinitdoin mes
sage. Tii them It sounds pi-.l. tli- are im-i-vd. hit they la.l. depth of
character. They make professions and for a t.mc iVurili -stra irdlnarlly . but
they lack the depth necessary to u characvr .lee.-pmei.t suhahie for the
Lord's use In the worl; of the K'nploin. ir.nl when the trials and testings
come they stumble. They ilniupht they nujn be arri-d to the Uincdom on
flowery beds of ease, while others tijht to :n the i-ri.v and sail through
bloody "sens." There Is tie ei! mud to the Kingdom. '1 he Master declures
to all' who would be of the elect "lirlde. l'liroiiuh much tribulation shall ye
enter the Kingdom."
The ground which will pnnluee thorn i Is rich, awl wry suitable for the
production of proper Christian character, but i: is n.fesied witli thorn seed,
and the soil cannot suecesstully produce Loth wheat and I horns; hence, as the
parable shows, the thorns choke out the v;!i-ut. that a suilielent crop Is not
produced. These thorns are not. as some have i,ut:el. sensual vices mid
criminal tippetitcs. Hearts In which sensuality d-n nab s have no ear what
ever for the Klnc-dom message, and are not in-nti.' ied In the parable, which
refers only to those who are no looser wllilii- smn-rs. but who are walking
outwardly In the way of righteousness. The .Master's word is, "lie that re--elveth
the seed among thorns Is he iliat hcareth the wmrd. and the cares of
this world and the dec-itfuincss of riches ch-i.e the word uud he becotnetli un
fruitful." There are many imMe p-op e repres, i.t-d also by this portion of
the parable. There are many who. If treed rt'oin the spirit of the world, from
Its ambitious and wealth uud Influence lis hoe . I the things .f this life,
vvouid be very fruitful In righteousness When we lo.,k about us and see the
thrift and energy of ninny people of civiilzed lands, we say to ourselves, prop
erly, If these lives were really turned Into the way of the Lord and were rid
of these earthly encumbrances, what grand, noble characters they would make.
However, their strength, their energy, is absorbed by worldly affairs and
cares, and thev do not bring forth the truitage demanded as the necessary
qualification for the higher honors of a :aoe witli Clo.st In his Kh;gdcui.
The Master's message to such Is. You cannot give your time and strength and
Influence to worldly matters and at the s.une time inaiie your "calling and
election sure" to a place with me In my Kingdom. Whoever would bo my dis
ciple, let him take up his cross and follow inc. Where I am there 6hall my
disciple be.
"Herein Is my Father glorilled that ye l.e.ir nan h Unit." said our Mast.r.
In this parable the l ground varies In Its productiveness-thirty, sixty and
au hundred fold. The larger the returns. ;!,- greater will bo the Lather's p eas
ure uud tho Savior's glory. Nor Is the stateni-ut an evtreine one, as some
might suppose. The new "miracle wheat" s-ni- nines produces more than
two hundred grains from one. This parable seems to Imply that the r oa
sIM'lty for the fruitfulness of the h-art a. id life and character d-peud very
greatly upon Hie ludlv idual ami how he receives the message of the Kingdom.
Those In whom the fruit will be the most abnnd.int will be such as grasp
the Invitation most intelligent y and earnestly. -He that hcareth the word ai d
iiiiili-rstnmteth it" mid who,, heart Is in a condition of loyalty to ton) and who
frees himself from hindrance, and worldly n :ino ion .and ; spiratluu and,
like the .Spost'e Paul. i:in say, "Tli s -. Hung I do." will surely gain the
Kingdom
It I not sutla ient tha' we .ir (' m,. .;,(.- the Kingdom: It Is not ma in
dent that we have ..' or j inieiifion In respect to It; It Is addi
tionally necessary, as the M ister sas. tti it we slioipd u'i;r.lt.oid the Kingdom
message, lidce the in .it -t 11 I le -::;.!; I nf,.;..ci.t i co:;dcr It very
wise and proper that several years . f study be doi u to preparation f-r the
few years ot earth!- lite. How :nu '. study, then. h"iiil be considered proper
for our pivoirition f-r t:,. ci-rnal lite and Kingdom blessings? The time and
effort thus consumed in ch. factor development for the Kingdom are wisely
spent, in.' the harvest of Hi.rtv, slty or a hundred f oh! illustrates the degree
and Intensity of our earn-stnos. The n w iMi hi the Kingdom will also I
proportionate. "As star d.lTeroth from star In glory, so shad it be In the resur
rection of fir dead." Varying degrees ot glory hi the Kingdom will lie tnanl
'ested, yet none w:'I be acceptable to the Lather who shall not have brought
forth fruitage In g -o,l mca.-ure.
In Bad Fi
R
"t liaT OwrtlBWHEN YO'i cu' c-v. . :
fj HUH I will I tii j Cutej Wfior. All Cl-iu. j t
W 1 lis . U OVl'llil ... .-o . ' . ' , .
"1 e: iiiiriinsa-nuis: t,,r llllre (i. '.',-. ;tl!il .'ifl.T tlldt I L i
- ' . . ' .J
vvoulil have f.untinu spells, v'..'iness. norM 'I'ih-s, sick
lie.Ki.idie, heart pulpttalion nml m.'.ny ::;!:it:e telint;s.
"I suffered creatly Willi ailmcrts due tu !iie i.ii'.e cf
life and had 3 doctors, but tin v did no C""d, so I cmiduded
IU in v.liaui.
'"Since taking Cardui, I am so Hindi tn'iLr and can do
all my lionsewuik."
'J "I had a mishap at the a::.' "f 41, which left me in ba1
8 fix, writes .Mrs. (teorta Lsl.er. 't t-tners, tu
1
Iff. J
I,
BREEDERS
Ta
J41
The Woman's Tcnic
Do not allow yourself to jret into a b.ul fix. You mi.qht
i i
c.t !m ci, Kt.I i,im vv.iiilrl fi'id it li.inl 1,1 t-t't out.
Better take Cardui while the:e is ti iv, while ou are jfj
still '-t moileiately toud health, just to CtinscMO ynr sirt ivih M
and keep you in tip top condition. 5 j
In tins wav your troubles, wh.itevir ti'.ey a;e. will j;r.-i.t- 3
ually '.-row siti.'iller instead of larc. v. u will l on the
np-rrode instead of the down - and i y and bye uu Will U,
arrive at the noitli pole ot peL.tvt hc.'.:.li. Hi
t lot a hnttlo at v.inr t'., ' isl:' I; !..'.'. if)
v.. . v h. ....... .....f,,, j- e(1
isiMml O Hum
NEVER FAILS
EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED
Salisbury, Pub Station, No. 2, Aug. 16, 1908
North Carolina, h'owan County
I, J. L. Knf ty, the Deputy Sheriff of Rowan County
have been suffering w ith Kheumatism for ten years, have
! on confined to i.,y bed part of the time, could not sleep
1 1 i. c'iils ar.rl went io Hot Springs, Ark., for six weeks but
s-' a tot t ) le'ief. 1 have used live bottles of Breeden's
i:l:eum i ic Cure and after takintf same 1 can sleep at nighta,
va it a', t"'-"' 11J w and do allmv work.
J. L. Rutty, Deputy Sheriff.
o 'U Evetywricro, i:k Your Dealer for a Sample Bottle
-f 1.00 PER E0T1LE, OS SIX BOTTLES FOR $5.00
For further information, write Information Dept.
EM!OEOICIHECO.,ChaHanooga,Tenn
::l aid :.l
I'. N. STAIN. BACK,
INDIM; TAKKl!.
Wcldoii.
North Carolina.
l ull Line of CASkl.lS. Col I INS and Rolil S
Day. N i k h t and Out -of-1 o n Calls 1'nimplly AlUnded to.
H. G. HOWE,
It'M ini, Dlk'l C I DK' AMI I MltAI.MI I.'.
Seventeen years' hxperiiiue llenre Service Anywhere.
Y0U,mRm capacity
ouuiit tu tn:it lc ynti In .In mint' than juM loakt youi livmi:. You nulit to
-af iih'in y l lirii lia mi: j:icI. tht- next tlnii)f m rt t your Miijilut. to
work Ntti'ly niht j.toliiaS'ly, 1 In- ln-st way lor you to iiisuir a Ktrmly, rt-lm-Kit'
nu'tniif ftMin ymii mhiii.'s ih lo m ciiu- m ritilii-atcot Dt'ottit iu" '
:-$The First National Banki
t Mu- el tin- ftnmtrrst in llu'County. Tln-st' ot-i tilit'utt-N are i.surtl iitauy
aiiiniiin aii-1 liyir uitrii ft at 1 per Cftit., payalilf nt'ini-aniuially or annually
I aiul rt'iu'walilr. I ln y ate n'-Kntial'le by t'li.loiM'iiicht tor tlirir full taint)
uutii-i ohlinaty ftMi'litiuiis. Vou arc ratnuiir ih-w ) mt your funmijf oa jnlv
CAN'T LAST FORl;VI:K
Ni'H i Ittnc tt tuini m.iih-of your capital, l or tlmM mth funU aluaJy
at'CuMiiiiulcti. 1 1 1 tii wnn a Uutfr rcM-iM1. Unix1 haxnitr cliaiue ul t-vluit
awaitniL' itiM-Muit'tit, tlit' 1 1- is no i n-1 It I nm-stmcut, thcic in iiu I't-tlcr huv
to cinpitty tniMK y.
( 1'ititu'utcH ot I 't -pOc.it in this Jtahk an safe our capital, Riiiplit' ami mn.li-Milt-il
piutitM is !iit amoiiLr llif Hank in Halifax. Northampton and W ant u
count if!- iriiuiantrc that ami -t per criit intercM if a jiiirJitahlc intrrot u -tuin.
(Mu valual'lc Look let "How To lo llanknsif" (i'IIh more ahout llt
('t-ititicatt'ci ol I'cpoMt aiiii alout J':tn k inr uud II ovv 1 o I 'o lian k i tiy N-inl k i
It tililV.
Tit First National Bait if WiHii, It, C.
Save your Money
mod Mile i uteri. htitnitrahie individual licket j " j0ar saved is a dollar made." "Any man an
Sill 11(1. 1 ov, i lie Atlantic ( oast l ine and ::i i - , , . , .
,ti, .a lines iii tin- Boutin ast aitii i-'at'to-' !. I'n tiiiirs. i iiiuivc uiiiiii, uui u u we man uiai Lctu v
it." Old adages, but very true. We pay you 4 pi. i
cent on SAVINGS DEPOSITS in stuns from$l up.
Collections, Loans, Accounts Solicited.
BULLETIN
S(H) Mile State l aniily Tickets. $11.25.
... I ,m Ilie ilaul c i ,,a-t I in acl, Mat,- for
!,, 1,,-a.i ot ,..n n,ii nl locinlc is ,,t a iainilv.
unit, , lo oi.e vi ui :'i I'm date ol .alc
l.iUiili ,1 t.. on ' vi ai i'loiii ilatc ol -ale
2(KK) Mile I'irm Ticket. J lO.fMI.- I ,o. a Hie .Mlautu-1 '..ast l ine and
tn ,,ti:ei In. - , n ; i.r ,,;i . , ;st a : -: i cm niu llo.ooo mi li s; lor a inanac cr or In ad ol
(; i ..,., 1 ,.'li il- o ' s i iii led to till lilt B1 I..t I 111. .-t I i:e!l frlM.n lit U tlllH-.
I.i :i, t.-.l to "io :u :i"iii 'late d'-ale
l.fHMl Mile Southern Interclmnfreahle Indi.idtinl Ticket. $25.00.--
1 1 1 1, i i c i tin :,ai;i c i me atiil . oiiici i ii. - in to. M. iii., a-t a.'L'tei;aliiiii
, uui. a.'.- t el.. is -.0.! mi a; .1 a t. i fi I M. I i.l I "I ! . !''' d for I :i s
-ai.'.' mi lia ii-. mo ,,i . in ckii.c i . ' .' sial eti- and ta
Hons ,it ,,; n tin lie s.i'i o; tcei- hilt must be prevented at Ticket
(Itlices and there exchanged for ennt inunits tickets
15 tents Saved i 4k- fat. ' v i-'tiel a:n 1. cal t.e. t li..m our l" nt
A TLA N TIC C 0 A S T L I N I:
w j cwaici. t c w nnr.
I'a-, i, c"t I rui!,,- Manuc'i r. ' " ' ''i
ilminictnn. North Carolina.
7E BuflK Of HoflOKE
UOANOKK llAl'IDS. N. C.
OFFICERS:
vi It . Ill liiiUlv. I'lesidelit W. C. Illin.viiliK, 0id Viee-Tri-l-..
John I.. I'vi-iKiisos, 1st Vii-e t'ri'niiloiit I'll. S. II. I'm hi k. ( ashler.
P. t'. :.mi..ihii. Aistanl Casliior.
it Au- rit
I k'OM Tilt; DI I'TMS
"Num. Jiihnny," .isk-.d ihc
ge:i!lc:iian who h.iJ kindly cun-st-ntci
to t-.'J.'li i he cluss, "w h.ii
Joes th;s fjsw'iiunng story of Jonah
3:1 J the hale te.U'h us '-'
''It te.uhes us," s.nJ Johnny,
"that vou cannot keep a good man
down. "
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind Ycu Have Always Bought
tar of (ZxAAcMi
A Woman's tireat Idea
is how to ti.a'se l.cisi If atiriictiie Int.
tl.01;'. hi a!'ii 't 's laid for l;er to ...
Ion !v 111 face I"iai 1 ' ' !' tii'cr n, a'k.
s;cl.lv 1V.C1..1II U 11 Ii-'tvoiis atl'i itl'lll
l,e I ' ! I s 1 1 j ' .1 1 . 1 II a'l'l In ''Iiu ' n,,.is
..ui in ,1 iiipics. M.iti'!,. sl.ni enip-
tl.ill- Ull'l a Ull'ti'lii' I l"Cllill'iol. I.'ll
l.ieot: ,v r.ittcts uimii s 1'ii.ve a iio'isi a 1
to ,i,,!i:e!i wi.o want i.i a';!., l- antv aiul
flu icls 1 iiev teitulate si.ci.aeli, l i.i
and kcliicv's. luinfy tin- Moo.: en
s'ti.tij llci.es. 1, .'l.t lies, pure 1 ! .it 1 1
s'lu.otl,, vein IV siiin. Iiivel'- i-,.:i. p.,'
Bears tiie
,11. .',,'. 1 I rait II 'I IV Ho 11..
ail dr ict.t-
o,' at
If i person really understood
himself he might have a ehanee
to understand other people.
CHILDKKN TtFTHINU
l h- isi ,ov ooi him , mhi i' has
t'fi-11 ll-ed lo! llifl ,0 Vcms liv l,,,.s
of motlirrs mi i .r r.'liil.ll.-li l.ile t. etli
' l!itr, with pettiet siieer-s. It snotties
tl.t- vliil-l. so liens tin fctuni. allavs 11
am. cures mud cola', and is the b.l
remedy for liiarrlm-a sold l.y drait'ists
in every part uf the vn.rld lie ure and
a-k f'-r 'Mis. Wmsluw ,,ot!oiitf vvr
up and take no otlo-i kind lrutv
1. Vr Cellts a hotllr
It's a poor tinanci.il rule that
won't work everybody in every
possible way.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
When a girl gives a young man
the mitten she handles him with
out gloves
Aaiiysuy, the nun ulm hoasts
ol his ahilny as a liar isti'i a liy po
et ttc.
Bank of Halifax,
After one hundred and tiftv yearn of corporate existence nitliout lianLltiir fa- i
eilities, the home of (ieneral W'tii. K. i'avie and of Willie Jones where the I'ccla- 1
ration of Independence na ratified and the state constitution adopted, the tuwa
of Halifax han taken on new life aud a liank with a charter from the Mate i an,
accomplished fact, it doom are now open for the transaction of lmmneiu. The j
Bank hat two department.
A COMMERCIAL DKPARTMENT where general banking, exchange and col
leeting bumneiv is eonducted, and A
fAVlNti'S I'Kl'AKT.MENT liepoait in this will hear intercut, and amounta
from one dollar and upwards received. Witli ample facilities and correiipondenta
in and out of the state., the llank offers it neirieea, and solicit the patronage 01
the public one and all. t
Wm. H. S. Burgwyn, E. L. Travis, P. H. Oregory
President Vioa-Preaident. Cashier.
Kept the King at Monte,
' l ui the past vent c law kept the
King of all laxattvo I r K tig's Ne
Life 1'ills iu our Inline aud they liavr
piovwl a Mrasiug to all our family."
ant.-s Paul Mathulka. of llutUlo. N V.
r.ay, hut sure retucdy forall stoniaeh.
Liver and Kidney troubles. Uuly e.V.
at all druggists.
SULPHUR "SULPHUR COMPOUND
LIQUID.
LA BO f, fun, ALU .
lLITM-tlTa lew fVlMij Tlote Rlsnnm
VoUnv ok. lM-rt HUttft, Mo. Ail hUa knivuuuail
Ml Stp AllBMBttV
m -wl tntiuMtk Mpkir tpftBtta: Vt
p ft lrfcitH.,,lw M4 trn'ofkUD fcAtc
rrlf riac tta Utuml, Tninf in Stvxnavh. and In tb
trvatmwal ud praMtiIon f INtMttKMrtoN, lt
naisf lav. lAnintigti, I Mrrti, fUtmituatl-m. Ooat,
NHHllrfittr SbB la Ul Kti1oT and Bladdaff,
au4 aaVMMtKklttcr Llvarand uuacli A Urn an ta.
A HX1IO WOrfDRR for HtmOTftoritla. tlimL lONaV
pla.iM tor ttwrtMipIpiio. htpthtkln mift aad ifmatM PIbibm-i . ifit-mwht. inacklvaia, ata, Trrlt,
unau. Maanb, MA(KK LlOtlU MlPHtK ( U. Ballimow. Mi
It gam i water caa i laippij si bj Mali ar As&araam. (irvpaic Wrtta tor euwit SuiMiai,
OIITMERT.
LHi JH. 9Dr. Kill. Br.
You will always have money if
you save half of your earnings.
The thicker the letter a woman
writes the less there is in it.
REASSURED.
When first the comet wandered
pale
It gave us some concern
We thought that it had tost its tail,
But it has tail to burn.
With what expanse is now in view
It wouldn't miss a mill or two.
CKIIdron Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR IA
it i
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
To youih consequences are iust 1
likk
Du You Gtt Up
With a Lame Back?
KUncy Truubli Mikes Yoa Mlwribk.
Almit vvrtMJtic tnowMif I r kiluirr i
Swauij Ktjul. tin- i',trt kutiirv, liver ait'l
t t'ludtli-r rmicxjv,
.IrJ cause of Ui rruwrk-
il plupVIttca. bJUi,-
. kuot tulblli sinitit
cverv witah in Avrr.
i 'tin iik; rlic-unutwn.
; piiin in the ba k. kul-
1..-r
C'K.J md evrry part of ih
urinary pasai(e. it
correili uiabilitv to
hol'l witff and uralthngpain in pasting it,
or bad tile M lollowinK use of liquor, wine
or beer, un t overcomes that unpleasant
neceamty of teing compellet! to go often
through the day, and to get up many
timet during the night.
Swamp-Root is not rerommended U r
everything hut if you have kidney, liver
or bladder trouble, it will be found just
the remedy you need. It has been thor
oughly tested iu private practice, and has
proved so successful that a special ar
rangement has been made by which all
readers of this paper, who have not al
ready tried itf may have a sample bottle
sent free by mail, also a book telling
more about Swamp-Root, and how to
6 nd out if you have k id
nev or bladder trouble.
When writiiigmcntion
reading this generout
O0er in this paper and
send your address to
Dr. Kilmer & Co.. tw
bin glum ton, N. Y. The regular nftyeut
and one-dollar wire bottles are sold by
all druRKittta. Don't make any mistake
but remember the name, Swamp-Root,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad
dreaa, Bioghaatoa, N, Y.,osi every bottle.
You Iii! Ii at Cohen's.
ANYTHING YOU WftNTIN IHEUHUliUNtg
y Ej Job Printing!
You are often in need of something in my
line, suddenly, in case of sickness, an ac
& cident. an emerirencv illness, or other-
wise. I have built up a reputation for
ijr keeping only the
PuiE$Tr ffiEsqESj Diuqs
nml for krumimr how to mix them skill-
fully according to prescription. Prompt-
ness. accuracy and economy are our three
t leading features.
FINE PLRFLMERIES, TOILET ARTICLES, ELEGANT
STATIONERY, CIGARS, ETC.
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vi:ldon. nohtm caholina.
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All kinds (if Commercial Printing at Kock liultum Prices
Ueddinj; Invitations and Society Printing A Specialty
Hxcelsior Printing Co.,
Weldon, N. C
CHARLES C. ALLEY, Inc.,
(Micci'SMirs t.i ( las. ('. Alley )
WHOLESALE
ConfcctiorisrG h Fancy Grocers
ri-.TKliSIH:i:(J. VA.
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We're Now Offering
.-I
Some Special Values In dif
ferent lines, for a short
while we are selling all odd
sizes in hixSi and cheaper
grade shoes at about cost.
Udwin Clapp Tan Oxfords
regular $5.50 cut price $4.5.
Crossett Oxfords $4 and $3.50
cut to $3.35 and $2.85. Be
sure and see these lines at
such EXTREME Low Prices
as it means
i WE FURNISH '
A llu ul Ki .if I t. t'i'ry one lio
(. 1 uv tlir'i .iTir at our Kture ! )
( Ail liie M-d- all - Ifluavien art )
i fu ii u I iu o r -lure ilie yar )
round. !
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CONFECTIONERIES
C FWUITS '
( CROCKERY AND TIN
( : WARE )
' U(Hdrii and Willitwrtjre. Ktt ;
(utaMlf ilrlii'itd rt iiu ptty ii.v )
Hlicif in t.mu. Itildi' cltiLH. )
I'liuiH' No Nl. )
E. M. PORN ELL, i
ki itos, v r. )
hinw'i Cfcicten Powder
Is Death to Mawks Life toChick.
ens and Turkeys.
Cock of the W alk
"HAWK"
The Karn Yard
Robber
mi
MONEY SAVED.
Hurry up! Come quick!
A
Weldon Shoo Company, l&"
WELDON, N. C. Jg?
sROSES .
Carnations, Violets
an.l othiT tlom-rs always on Itainl.
shower Wr.l.iuir liouijuris, llaiiiisonie
Horal ii'siirii, I'alniH ami Keiim foi
home outline.
Hyacinths, Tulips, Narcissus
an.) many oilier varietieB of Puill.s foi
fall planline either for out or imloor cul
ture. Kose liushi a, Mamui.as anil kv
erifrwns. W rite, 'phone or telegraph.
H. STEINMETZ,
Florist,
Raleigh, North Carolina.
(- ly
D. E. STAINBACK, I
NOTARY PUBLIC
And Fire Insurance. I
Vuiiilt Nit s Office -:- Wcljoi N.CI
I late UiiNiih'. In, , after eatii.ir
(iihhi.v- I iiiim n a ihiek of that
anil lei-il in v i lnl l.'.iuii r, nhirh I ail
Inn with it iii, Urn le.1 on Mm
I. i. nl. at rii.- :uiii oh Naik'n ChiikM
n-ne tl.H II au k . I'l.n mu.
I ork a iloo.i!,- ,oo I Alas! Alas'
I
TiUHK M A I! k
MACNAIR'S CHICKEN POWDER
kill, l!ak. Crow, .C!s4r.:rln
lli't it lo.-ily loll hoti'ia.tiapea. l.i ufi,
I.':,,!., i Nii'k. In.liiri'siiou ami l'
VliukiHs Kti-ps tli tu flee from '.ii
linn, llifirhy luusiiiir them to pti'UM'e
ill ulillil:llire ol eirs
Price 25 and SO Cents.
mam t'Ani l:;l iim v uv
V. H. MACNAIK, Tarboro, N. C.
au.plt- paekate '!' centa with yi
ih-alet name.
I;. II. Siiaii, Airi nt, Wehlon, N, I .
OKOHOEC. UREEN.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
(National Hank l'liiiljiuif)
Weldon. N. C.
W. J. WARD,
lENTIi!.T,
OFFICE IN DASIEL Bt'lLMMi
.WEL1HJN. N.C,
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