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A NEWSPAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
W LLDON. N, ('.,TIiriiS)AV. MAY II. !!M!.
A- of jslli
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VOL. XLVI.
NO. '2
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Tlio Kind Tou Ilavo Always Rotight, and wUMi hrts been
lu use for over tJO years, lias born the signature of
I, i r- anil lias been iniulo timlcr Iiis icr
CjaSj(rfA . Bona. supervision since its infancy.
' v'''. Allow no one to dccrivo j on in this.
All Counterfeits, imif tUiiiiis uvtl " Justis-g-.iorl" are but
llviicriiiH iils il.ar. t:-i!!o vvi'h a"l ii!:ui!Jr r li.o iic:i!lh .
Infants! ami tliilrfreD Exnenciice. against, Experiment.
Wht is CASTORIA
Castorhv is a'1iarni!cH suastituto for Castor Oil, Pare,
(uric, JM-.ips anil S'lotliiutf Sycps. It is I'leasnnt. It
contains neither Opium, jilorpliiim nor oilier A'arcoticj
ntsti:noe. Its as.-c l li-i ;;'mniiitee. I i destroys Worm
iiinl allays 1'ctei 'shness. It cures Diarrlnca mid Wind
Culii'. 11 relieves Ti-ct !i i iif; 'I'roiililes, cures (;oiisl!atioii
anil I'liMnleiiey, It assimilates the Food, regulates tlio
Sloinacii anil linm-ls, (fi.iiiff 1. call liy anil naiiiral slec.
The Children's I'aiincca Tlio ,'riutlicr's I riend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
in Use For Over 30 Years.
T'.L CtNTtuIR tO W. TT UHt BTRttT, NCW VONM OlTf.
30!
)AV I'll K '.
P. N.ST A IN HACK,
INDKIMAKKl!.
Weldon. . . North Carolina.
Full Line of CASK! I S.
Day, Night and Out-ui- I'imn
H. G.
IIIMMMI mii l-lriL
Seventeen years' Hxperie.uc.
30E
FIFTY-NINE (59) LOTS IN THE
TOWN OF WELDON, N. C ,
LOCATED AND OF THE DIMEN
SIONS AS SHOWN BY THE
FOLLOWING PLOT:
LEI- E TT- 'P ..J.,v.':'.'
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FOR TERMS, APPLY TO
W.E. DA NIHIL,
Weldon, N. C.
2-I6-tf
THE BANK OF WELDON
WKI.DOX, X.
Ortranlzed Under the Ijiwh ol the State of North Carolina,
Antt'ST-JtiTll. tsti-j.
State of North Carolina Depository.
Halifax County Depository.
Town of VX'eldon Depository.
Capital apt! Snrpins, $47,000.
For more than Is yniis this 111M1l11tn.11 l.a ir..vi.lf.l l.mik mir fncili
tios for this nwlion. Its st.u l,li..l.li i!. iin.l .liieclors Imve I.. .11 identillml
with tlio husiii.'ss intcresu nf llalifux un.l Niirtli.iuit . ..iinlieK for
many years. Money is Inam-1 i...ni approved sei'iiiilv al I .- I. iral ratr of
interest six per I'.'ntiini. Accoiiiits ol all are s.ili.-ifr.l.
The surplus un.l undivided profits havinir rearhcl a sum c , unl to tl.c
Capital Stock, the Hank lias, 00111 mi'iinni; .lanuaiy I. I'Kis. . a.-ililislii d a
ivins iKMiai'iinont n I low 1 tie' interest
ueposits all.evi' l to remain llitve mouths or lonirer. '.' p. 1 rent. Six
months or lonprer, 3 per rent. Twelve mini t lis or lonirer. 4 p. 1 .'i nt.
Forfurther information apply to the 1'resident or t ashier.
PRKH1DRNT i
W. R. DANIF.L.
VICK-l'HKSlimsT:
W. U. SMITH.
OE
Old Papers for Sale at this Office.
WWNWVWV AVAVVW
Signature of
Nil in l'iMi '.'I ami "it.
COI'I INS nnj kOH.IS. 0
Culls Promptly Attended to.
ROWB,
AM) I Ml! 11 1I7L i
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Menrse Service Anywhere, jji
MMBICMJiJIWI
j ii ,i
on nine ileposil. as l.illons: fur U
.'AlOIIKh
U. S ITiAVIS,
I
OLD B'BiOAL TRADITIONS.
The Yellow 'iarter Is Sure To
I5ring (iood Lutk.
There is always a harking back
for the wedding iraditions of form
er generations by latter day bridal
pariies so thai they may bebroii;;ht
to bear on their own weJdings,
thus to create novelty. The veJ
din' ring lias undergone many
changes in its evolution from the
one of iron to the tender beveled
gold circlet in ttse today. lut the
, wedding ring linger has always re
mained the same, having been
chosen from the fact that it is sup
posed to contain a blood vein that
runs directly to the heart. As it
is the finger least used, it wa deem
ed the safest to insure the ring
from danger of loss.
The old rhyme runs that "as your
wedding ring wears, you'll live out
your cares." The origin of the
wedding veil has always been a
matter of dispute, but it is believed
that Mary Tudor on her marriage
to James of Scotland wore the
first wedding veil worn in Western
liurope. The veil and the house
wife's cap are synonymous, the
one being laid aside to don the oth
er. The honeymoon is supposed to :
he a period lasting from one week
to thirty days, while the rice throw
ing is a symbol of the saying, "in
crease and multiply."
T he bride in days gone by ear
ned to her new home a handful of,
wheat in ears to insure prosperity.
The gift of a jewel from a bride
groom to his bride is given nowa
days in place of the "dow putse,"
which formerly was the first instal
ment ol her "pin money." .Mar-!
riages in Lent, Sundays ami in the
month of May have never been
looked upon with tavor m any age, ,
p ist or present. The saying that
"Happy is the bride the sun shine
on" is the cause of much studying
of the clouds on the wedding morn
ing. Of course the yellow gaiter is
sure to bring good luck, anil no
bride with respect for ancient ira
d lion would think of h-ing mar
rid without w earing sn;ni. v, huv
a out her an old blue ribbon hmv
b itTowed fur the occa;ioii, "lor
s iinetinng old, soniciliing new,
something burrowed und snnic
t iing blue" adds the fin. 1 huJi
of surety to that magical gift called
happiness. While it's Monday lor
wealih, Tuesday for health. Wed
nesday best of all; Thursday for
crosses, Friday for losses ait. I Sat
urday no luck at all." Miss Ncar
lywtd should remember that tiic
maxim "Hear and forbear,'' with
love and charity in the heart, w ill
remove every sting known to the
man iinonial market and dissolve
"lioodoos" into their native noth
ingness if lived up to consistently.
NONE EXPECTED.
At .1 recent wedding a baby had
shrieked without intermission, to
the great annoyance of the guests,
etc. As the bridal party was leav
ing the church a slight delay oc
curred. One of the guests seized
the opportunity to say t i the first
bridesmaid:
"What a nuisance babies are at
I a wedding !"
I "Yes, indeed !" answered the
bridesmaid, angrily. "Wiin I
send out the invitations to my
. Wedding i h:tll h'lV" printed in the
i corner, "No babies expected."--!
Marshville Our Home.
Saved Child It on) Dcn'h.
"Afler our eltil.l lia-l su't.-ro.t fioin se
vere liron.'l.ial tronhle for a var,"v. n.te
Ii. 'I'. Iti.'liar.Nen. nf I'l.'lianlsiui's Mills,
Ala., "we f. ar.'il it hail .'..iisiiinpliiin It
had a had I'nueh all the tune. We tried
many reiuedu's wilh.nil aotil. and doe.
loi 's nu'itieine s. . iii. d as usi'less. lo
nally we tried Dr. Kiii;'s Si "v Discovery
and are pli ased to Miy that one liotlle
elfected a eompiete cue, and our . !iil.l
isaeain stione and healthy. "Fur couirhs,
eolds. hoarseness, lairiipp., asthma,
croup and sore hums, its the must infal
lible remedy that's made. Price f.Oc.
and $1. Trial bottle fiee. I liiaiantee.l
l.v all drufftrista.
A little travel is a dangerous
thing. It may make a fool of a
man upon a great many subjects.
fc s.x 4 .. ' . -
"Not changed, bit: glorilied. ) Bcautcou . l.aiguage
For those who weep,
Mourning the loss ol some dear face dep.irieil.
Fallen asleep;
Hushed into silence, never to comfort
The hearts of ui'.o:
Some, like the sunshine o! another couiin v
Beyond our ken
O dearest dead, w e sec thy white soul sinning
Behind the lace,
Bright with the beauty and celestial glory
Of immortal grace.
What wonder that we stumble faint and w e.-paig
And sick with fears,
Since thou hast left us - all alone with sorrow
And Hind with tear..
Can it be possible no words sh.dl welcome
Our coming feet '
How will it look, that face that we have cherished.
When next we meet ?
Will it be changed? So gloritied and saintly
That we shall know it not '
Will there be nothing that will say "I love thee
And 1 have not forgot ?"
() Faithless heart ! the same ioved face transfigured
Shall meet thee there,
Less sail, less wistful, in immortal beauty
Divinely fair.
The mortal veil, washed pure with many weepings.
Is rent away,
And the great soul that sat within its prison
Hath found the day."
THE Him VOUNG KING.
Oh, golden is the Summer, the lime of bud and bloom,
Of roses fair, and lilies rare, and gardens of perfume;
Of such winds softly blow ing, .icross a sandy way,
And little ships in sheltered rips, ;incl crested waves at play
But who would hint at treason, tmio the Year's Young King,
The royal, reigning season, the hopeful, happy spring.
And tender is the Autumn, the davs ot corn and wine,
Of burdened trees and g irnered leas, and purple FnmeJ vine.
Of birds that band together to plan a journey far
To orange shade and elovered glade, beneath ihe Southern Star.
But who would toast a riv il. l elore the Year's i rave King,
The finest for survival, the heart entrancing Spring.
Oil, wondrous is liie Winter, lite zenith ol the year,
With drifting snow and lakes that glow like mirrors deep and clear.
When tempests sw eep unbridaled and strangely through the night
The Star w orlds final each o"e a rout, upon a sea of 'a lute.
! .tit w ho would crown -mother, the years have but one King,
From each to each, no other than ! v-compelling Spring.
A truce to all d:scib-io:i. a iir.; to :li doubt.
When white and bine ;aid yellow. : , hvacmti. mmc out.
Blue kies and dimplci waters, and. subtler yet, a ; ;; ie.
That never man o; mortal elan, n id; a.aed to give a name
And who would signet oiler s.kc to the fair young King,
Love's iewe'.s h ilis cotter, tne pulse bew itching Spring.
I. alii Mitchell in Columbian Ma,:ai,iL.
HOMIi.
Y,
.ay not nailize. .i-r-
eliain-e, hat home means to
us until seas and ii.oontains
separate us from the I..ved ones
l i .... O ' I . .
- pet'cnance not lllllll sickness
and misfortune eonie per-
chance not until the Breaded
Shadow falls upon the threshold
and the Haven croaks above
the bust of Pallas. Hut when
some tie is snapped and some
link is broken and some chair
is vacant at the ilrcside then
1 ' . . . t. . .,1 1
we re,ui,e i tin- cnoi.is
which hind tl to Ihc home
stead are knotted in the bosom
core and center then we real
(iz.e that the poet sane; for us
ii. I sane; tor all t ne world winn
be ' ati;' beside the Thames:
:--'Mii pleasures and palaces
! tVao' I may roam.
1 Pe it ever so humble, there's no
i pbici ; like home.
W II ICII WAY
The world rt.iws old. ami the
stars will cense 1 to illuminate
it. ami the water.-r to relresli it
and t lie inouiitililisV to unrd it
and it's a lone; store: of sin and
i shame and nlory am 1 triumph
w ill soon turn to asbeis; but in-
. Ihieiu-e wbicli siiirte.n in tne
early home roll mi and up
j tbi-ouo'h all eternity bloicuing
in all the j..v, waving- in all r he
:triu...,.h, or shrinkin; back
! to all the darkness. i'iuh."!',
'mother, winch wav are v.L.i
'leading your i-hihlivn:- '
j 11
CAl'SE TO KICK.
'
i Manager -Whin's the lead 1
j ing lady in such a tantrum
I about?
Press Aos'iit S" only got
nine bou.oiets over the foot
lijibts tonight.
Maunder - Ureut Scott! Ain't
that enough ?
P. A. Nope she paid fur
ten. Cleveland Leader.
-
F0lEYSIVllL'iiiy,;j
fm Bc.cr K.wKiwt Bunu
NOT THI" KIM) or A Cl'K
Several yoitii"; mcti vorcht;tn.l-
in before the desk in the Shir,
io I louse yesl. idav afternoon
talking aliotil doe's. ( ine of '
. I . . .1 i.i... .
ineni lll..lle( lie . f... tiler the
telephone girl l.y rawing her
in;., the discussion. She is ,
, pretty and good iialmvd, hut :
yesienlay alien i she was!
very busy.
"Say. Fessie," said t he vollll''
. man. ' whar kind ,,f .los do
you like?"
' ' 'l't - I !
i ne can looiiO lone to s.v
fox tei'i'iers."
" Vi nt do ?"
"Y-s; I'd just love to have a
! nice little fox terrier."
; "i,
"I would like to be ;i little fox
terrier. "
The eirlsmile.l. "You might
not till the bill," she said.
"Why not;-" be asked.
"ISecaiise." she replied, after
answering- a call, "I'd want
sontet him;, "
Call
Some people travel to view the
their own scenerv.
( it cloesn t matter whether you
j give his satanic maiesty his due or
; not; he'll get it just the same.
..,
A yol, VV(mi js
, , . ., , ,
I k,Um loss lha" she know"s :l,,d a
young man more,
i
It's dillieult for a rounder to
keep in the straight and narrow
Ii
'
.'.osi ol us feel that we could
' aieely on double our in-
1
sjie'n-es a man's idea of
oi;i ,j v ? to tell his wife how to
save m.-aney.
The first time a girl is disap-
peimed iii. love she begins to map
out il C'trcC V
JMcs tas Baling Easy
Absolutely Pure
The ostfy hnkinif powder
made from Royal Grape
Cream of Tartar
HDALUM.NO LIME PHOSPHATE
A'l) WHY.
This Was Put ( pto the Greeley
I'aehe-lnrs to Lxplain why They j
are so (iacliward in Coming j
lorwiird. I
Some days ago a number ot ihe
girls at the (Colorado Normal j
School at Greeley frankly avowed I
that they preferred husbands to j
careers. This has Ken put up :o
.1... I -....l.... I, ,V, ,1. 1 ....
uievneeie) o.ieiieuiis 10 e.spiaiu :
why they are so backward about
coming foward, and so twelve rep- !
rescntaiive baclielois !;.:ve tiled
uemurrers ,n reply. Here are
tne reasons tliey setup:
Hie old story. I lie one !
want I can't get." 1 his, as the
poets s;iy, stnkcs ;i "universal
note. "
" . .. . . . .
.o position is insecure, it s!1,,,.vsi ;1 W;.rninu- to the,
would be cowardly to undertake to.(ll(W , W,M , .,,,,.,,
support a wile under such eireum-' ,,.,'. ,. ,...lt , ...i..,. l( i ,.
stances. I Ins is a num. me view,
too t .n'ely taken by fren'cd lov. rs.
ever building air-castles.
"Mothers are teachint: their
daughters to look out lor the fel
low with money." Belter so.
They ought to he taught to "look
out" for the man with no money.
"I want a home. All 'he girls !
know ;i''c f'ri I ot v;ieiv " ,A
tlx ir Highly conceited vi.-w.
Bresthes there a n.ati v. :'h so !,;
a head that he Is nil t. . iii"i,:i! s id,
"'iv vciety is -ulrceie ! r a.v
" 1 ..e use o: LsNc i,,ar !:.r. tea
lied r.t make girls deeee!,:! ! w.i..i
to kttow what I :i:u getting " A
touch, my lord' I. to us pe-d; :si.lc
t'l'.' trellis of p:iK :er,i wh.i''. n h n
anyway.
'
"
"( itrls expect too natch,
scaled me o'f. " A wi-.e t
mark you.
"My salary is .stit) a month
Two
t live on that. No,
"or on tw ice tli.it. "March o
i
lie S.1M.
"The young lady refused me
because she did not care, she -.ad,
to take a short com sj to the pom
house." That's an old story,
I Here was another lellow wailing
'round the coti er umii No I was
pushed oil
"Because they all look good to . to plant in the sprine, time of i
me, and I can't make a choice." ' life for liie ban est he w ill e,aih
Tlns was not really said in Gree- er when be is :,n.i n.
ley, but m Richmond, where 'tis
, passing true.
"1 alwavs 1
1 I'lld s.:;tte coins
in my pants ivcku when i get up
in the morning A reasonable
position. --Ri.hm -aid Times - Dis
patch. I': rs . r y
i . s
AC - : a
Ignorance is bliss v. hen a man
has more money th.m he know s
what to do with.
It Startled the World
win :i Ihe astiimiiiiiiii elaaiis ,, ie Mist
lua-le for HiieUi'i,' Atniea s:.e. I.ut
t' nlv yeai nf umii tertal eat. s ete
plov ed them 1 1 lie. tlli.l 1 el V'.. In ie it ,
ana l::.r.v. ..- !.. ! . ! . . ,.,:!.
fur Hiirus, Hulls. Seal.ls, sui.s, i'uk,
I '.rinses. Siiiiiiis. S..liiie-. leelnu.
' happed llaa l .. Ii. 1 1 s ,n.l ',,.v
1 udy i.'"ie. .11 all di nei .sts.
Only a girl with liny feet and a
: genuine complexion enjoys being
1 caught in a rain storm.
REST ANO HEALTH TO MOTHER AND CHILD.
1 Mr-. ilii.Hi.Vi piena-ti Spi p lias I'.-, n
1 te-ill .tn.ir s:l ,' . o. -1 , Mii.l.uNs.l
MoTillii.S l .r 1.... : i iill 1KI s Willi. B
1 i 1 TiiiS'-. eii r: a. i r si ei'i-s. it
i .. l.tflir IV ' nil 11. . a TUNS l.-r lil'MS
a.i s ;,:: 1 1 s , . 1 im v 1 s 1 . eoiae. ui.d
, ! - . a I r in wool.: A. Il is nl
1 ., ,... ) ,:,,!.. ak lef " Mr.
ii -. ,' i n. t ukc nu oilier
; a .0 e. .1 liiitllc.
j Occasionally a man marries for
I a home, so that he will have some
I place to stay from.
Chlldron O r y
FJR FI.E7GHFH':!
CAS T O R I A.
T.TTBriwvur; t." ".sums
l!l.ii:i ;;:!!. o . V.':;!i,i r, tjniia;-
lii-ynii- ',s ! 1. 1,- r I'li-n?;. hi I
: tiai've'.l, a ouii;; ,' .a:i "tins
Plant in Ihc Sprinj'tiiiie of J.,i
In I'larvesl Vvlii-n iie is (iron
J .4 ; -s
I;
& ,v,
.WV-C .. ' -
t'y
y '
hon william j. bryan.
.,-,. , , is , s.n , ,,.
lias lic.-n and lie i- not likelv to
.,.,., , .,, in , ,,,lrs to
,.. ,,is i,lllllNs .,n. tlu!
simic thev were c,.turi,.s ao.
a,,,,',., .i.mi ,.,,ntv.,.,i..,li,i
fai her and his 'rraiiill'ai b.-r in
their
,oV
ood .lav;
I Were
t.-xt. '-The a-is
lll
.!.-;.:! i "' 1 li.it is th.- law nod it. '
raiinol lie repealed. I ' i I . - boll- ;
I'M, truthful, indiisl idoiis l.o
will stlereed ill pl'opoi t ioll to
his in 'ii'iiee. b:i' no intflli- !
n-. nee rim make up for lie- Piek
of honesty, 1 1 at lit" uniess or in- !
dus! i i esp. oia il il i iitipns
sil.le to -itl.- tiiai :;o; thin,; for ;
bote sty ami t rut l.i'oille-.s. . a- ;
.ill' 'ss n ill Iiinl! oh"'- aeeinn- j
pi i-l.im to s v, ha', it h ' other '
iU IO' e
oille'l'e.
oa In
IO!' -
at il- can
:' :-,.- Ii" .Mil
it'.:: oi. of
is i ! 1 1 1 e ! I
throve lack
a t rat lii'nl-
11 ai
.-. otii i
nit to oi.
or i . i . e ,
e .! oli'iii' -o s'i"
tl.a. I'.-iti- nee is a ir; m
Which -iiol.ld be added to ;h.
ones iiliS ii'l v in. nt ion.-d. tin
p. it leiiei- nits le.i many youn:.
Hi' ii
I'll i ii ; t iiev lm e not been
. vvillno' to won. for a fni-hiiic to t
come ''iroiieli ji-uitimnti' aeeu- '
inuia i imi a' . I ;,,-;,,rj, their
,,-.s;,. i,, , t n.-h t hev ha e fall-i
Thelmv should -learn to'
; labor ami wait.' Character is'
built sl.ovlv but it can he lost'
in a day. The fanner must
wait before be .'athers hiseioi..
and the l.ov must he willinc-
THE DOCTOR'S TWINS.
An Irish doctor whiie enioving
a holiday in the country took the
go Kshiitg. During cperaiuais the
doctor's sinker came otV and was
lost. Here w as a dilemma-no
sinker, no m..re iisintig that day.
Happy thought, he had a bottle in
his pocket. Th.: bottle was tilled
with water, carefiiilv corked and
sent don 11 on its :tia.-.ion.
Wwr a Is v. nitmiti s' itit i v.it ihe
doctor had ;i bile and pulled on his
"Ha, doctor, twins this nine," ex
; claimed his companion.
I '"1 es, " uuotlt the doctor, ' and
; brought up on the bottle, loo. "
i Belfast Times.
A Murgl.ir's Awful Deed
may mil paralv:te a Iiumu v,i eniupletety
as a timllier's loiiir illn. ss. Hut Dr.
Knur's New l ife l'ills are a splendid
i."iie ly ftn worn. 11. I lu y utive me
uiiiiilerl.il lien.-lit in eenstipanon ami
fel.iale tieulile." ttoite Mrs. M. ( . Duil
lap. l.i adill, 'l enn. I f ailinc, tiy them.
;.'.'. at all ilnureosts.
It's queer how much interest a
dignified man can generate in a
dog tight.
Chlldron Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
w n 1
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;,- M... :v.-,.'c :
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F0IEYS 0SIN0lAXA31T
ro SToMcH.TQvi.s..njbTi&Wsa
-' r i; t j ?!
ivinr'i
it. j : ie1-.) f:i
Ifeimr-s, .ii' i a general "no
aeeovn !" ..i."j is a cure
skrn of ; torpid iivir. The
'e!nei:y is Simmons Reel Z
Liver I. e j;u lat or (.The
j I'owcii-r l-'orni).
!t i-.oni.-'-s its greatest
rest oral i :c rfh ct in Hie liver,
1 1 i1 is 'hi live in the
stomac!') v:.:.i oowels. Indi-.(.-''slion,
c.i't-.lipation and
i'a iHt.-r.i :'i.t e- ii:. disap
pear b i: ie its povvi-rful,
retrt-'latitii,' ioouence. Try its
wi-.ole'soni o.irifyinp; proper
ties. It v.-it: ;;i.c ;-ouaKOod
appetite, t;ao;:,J cliircstion
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