Mount Airy, IN. C.
IS THE CHEAPEST PLACE
IN NORTH CAROLINA
TO BUY CLOTHINft.
1. I. iArtKER'S
IS THE CHEAPES PLACE
IN MOUNT AIRY . . .
TO BUY CLOTHING,
Our new spring stock is now in anil ready for your inspec
tion. This is by fur the prettiest stock wo have fiver been able
to show. Ami the prices—well they would astonish you. ' 'ijr
line of all wool suits at $.",.00 can't be beat, and for to #VOO
we can sell you a suit that is worth every cent of $10.(H) Our
line of SIO.OO goods are the perfection of hand-tailored suits.
While we personally do not know what other merchants have,
we do know that it is impossible to improve on our line ot
Spring clothing and gents furnishing goods,
It is here that you can get the Hamilton-Brown Shoos ovoij
pair guaranteed.
liive us a call, you will always be glad of it.
Get in the habit of going to Barker's —it will pay you.
J. E. BARKE R,
Mount Airy, N. C.
The Leader for Low Prices, Honest Merchandise, Fair Dealings.
O'MNLON'S
BRIG STORE.
WINSTON SALEM, N. C.
Stokes people will not fiiul a bettor or more
reliable place to purchase their D/fIIUS than
id this reliable house.
AM/ KINDS (>P
TOILET ARTICLES
KEPT AT ALL TIMES.
I kI»o keep the largest and finest line ofTruaaefc in
the Mate and guarantee satisfaction in both quality and
pi ice.
COME AND EXAMINE MY STOCK
E. VV. O'HANLON.
You will never make a mistake by selling
your Tobacco at
PIEDMONT
WAREHOUSE
WINSTON, TV. C.
Winston manufactures over .'{o million pounds of tobacco every
year. Our manufacturers can afford to pay you more money for your
tobacco in Winston than anywhere else. Bring your tobacco to Pied
msnt and you shall have the top of the market for every pile.
* Hoping to see you soon, we are
Your friends,
M. W. NOR FLEET & CO.
TO THE PUBLIC!
I desire to say to the public that I have bought for SPOT CASH
A Select Line Of Furniture,
consisting of Wood and Iron Bed Steads (double and single), Bureau
Dressers, Bed Springs, Matresses, Baby Cribs, Wardropes, Hall Racks,
Washstands, Pictures and Frames, Lamps, Lounges, Chairs, Rockers,
Rattan Good#, Go-carts, Trunks, Valises, Floor Mattings, Clocks,
Chinaware, Wall Paper, Parlor Settees, Scrub Brooms, Center Tables
Kitchen Safes and Glass Door Cuppards, Sowing Machines, Oil
Heaters, Steel Ranges, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Turpentine and Floor
Dressing.
I als.j carry a complete and up-to-date line of all kinds of
Undertaking Goods,
consisting of Cotiins, Caskets, Uiirinl Robes, Trimmings and a lot of
other things too tedious to mention.
When in need of anything come to see me. I will save you
money. I buy for cash and discount my bills, so I can sell cheaper
than the man who buys on timu and pays time prices.
Yours truly,
D. S. WATKINS,
Walnut Cove, IN. C.
YOUNG FARMER. TAKE HEART'
Continued from First Page.
farm is no doubt in my mind the j
best pinna in the world to train i
children and it is the place to j
make the neceessaries of life, \
which should make contented and i
thankful people.
Now, if wo are going togive our
thoughts and study to something
else, we had better at once quit j
the farm and give our time also to |
that trade, for we cannot make a j
success. I say that farming should i
have as much thought and study
as any industry that can be men
tioned.
We upland farmers should make
more small grain, peavine hay, j
clover, grass and things that will
improve our soils and make them
more productive, Jdo not raise
but very little corn on my place,
I have nearly all my corn to buy,
but as for buying flour, I have
never bought a pound in my life
and jam now 31 years old. I sell
6omo wheat and (lour most every
year, Some years I sell enough
to buy what corn I have to use.
The farm affords the best enjoy
ments that life can have; if wo
only would take advantage of the
opportunities we have, we would
bo the happiest people on earth.
The biggest trouble with the
farmer of today, he does not pre
pare to live at home, he puts too
much of his time on king tobacco
and lets the preparations for good
things at home stand aside and is at
the same time dissatisfied because
ho sees or hears toll of some one
who is getting a big salary. The
money is not pouring into his
pocket and he thinks of a thou
and things that are better than
farming. Suoh a man as that is
no account for anything and never
will be until he applies himself to
something and bucks to it. I have
never tried anything but farming
and Tam satisfied with it if I do
not make so many dollars as some,
I believe it is the healthiest and
most pleasant work for me to en
gage in atld every farmer should
believe the same or quit the busi
ness and do what suits him best
unless it is something that is not
right, then ho should remember
what the good Book says: "Abstain
from every form of evil." I believe
that every young man that can
should take a course in agricul
tural education so they may un
derstand more thoroughly what
farming is and how to do it.
I would like for some of our
good experienced farmers to give
us a piece of advice on farming
once in a while for I like to read
good pieces on agriculture and if
our good farmers would give us a
piece every now and then, it
would help one another. "Dog-
Killer" has had some good pieces
and if he will carry his argument
on farming like he did on the
strong drink question, I am suro
he can learn us something about
farming. Come out, Mr. Dog-
Killer, and make some suggestions
for us and other successful and
unsuccessful farmers can help the
cause for one another. I will be
glad to hear from any one who is
interested in farming.
R. E. A.
Mr. H. W. Carroll, of German
ton Route One, was in town Sat
urday.
; Chamberlain's
COLIC, CHOLEBA AND
Diarrhea Remedy
; i A few doses of this remedy will
Invariably cure an ordinary at
tack of diarrhea,
i It has been used In nine epi- j
(I,■mil's of dysentery with perfect
success.
It can always be depended j
npon, even in the more severe
attacks of cramp colio and chol
era morbus.
It is equally successful for
summer diarrhea and cholera
infantum in children, and is the
means of saving the lives of many
children each year.
When reduced with water and , .
sweetened it is pleasant to take. i
Every man of a family should j
keep this remedy in his home. ; j
Buy it now. It may save life.
PRICE, 26C. LAROE SIZE, 60C.
SCNOULER'S
Prompt attention to ail Mail Orders.
Write for samples.
SPRI/MG SALE OF
Dress Goocis and Silks.
All tlie fashionable weaves in the new
spring shades.
Beautiful "Wash Goods.
A splendid assortment of pretty pat
terns in ail the new spring wash
goods.
New EM ISKOIIHOIIIES and LACES.
Our stock of these choice trimmings
is most complete, and contains every
thing that is new and up-to-date.
Sc ho u I er's
JUST RECEIVED BY
R. P. Joyce a „d Co.,
At Walnut Cove, N. C.
A Lot Of
MM MADE aoini
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
In the latest cuts and prettiest styles. Also just received a beautiful
new line of
Dry Good, Mats and Shoes.
Our prices are rock-bottom. Como and examine our stock whether
you buy or not.
M COItNKU LIUKUTV AM) FIFTH STItKF.TS,
f WINSTON -SAL EM, JV. CV C
# OFFICERS: \
J. F. GRIFFITH, President. D. (T. FORD, Vice-President. M
M P. W. CRUTCHFIELD, Cashier.
The outlook for 1!K)5 is very promising and 110 doubt will v
jbe one of the most prosperous years we have had for many, M
M now is the time we should save when we have plenty. If you
already an account with the Piedmont Savings Bank M
M you should start one at once.
J "Save the pennies and the dollars
will take care of themselves"
Mis as true an axiom today as when first spoken.
vS^/SA/SAAA/\AA/N^
JOHN D. HUMPHREY, S
Attorney at Law,
Daubury, - - - N. 0
Prompt attention toall business '
entrusted. Will practice in all
State courts.
NATHANIEL O. PETHEE.
Attorney at Law,
Danbury, - - - N. C.
All business entrusted receives ;
prompt anil careful attention.;
Will practice in all State courts.
NOTICE.
| Having ilulv qualified as executrix of
tin' last will and testament of A C Young,
' deceased, all persons indebted to
j sai'l estate are hereby notPed to come
I forward anil make immediate settlement
!of tln' same anil all persona holdingclaims
against saiil estate are hereby notified to
' present them to me pr.perly authenticated
i t'oi payment i.n or before tlie 20th day of
j April IWOtl or this notice will be pleaded in
| bar of their recovery.
! This April 1 2th> 11105.
EI.MYII \ M. \>r.\ti,
Kxecuti ix of A. C. Voting, ilec'd.
I P. 0. Address—Walnut Cove, N. C'.,
1! F 1) No 1.
| J. I). Humphreys, att'y.
Thompson's
l)niK Store,
Winston, .A'. C.
The largest, ami
most varied stock
of pure Drugs in
I Winsion-.Salein. 1 have had ao
years exjicriciice
in fitting trusses
ami can advise
you in selecting
one.
Come And See Me.
V*. (>. THOMPSON.
Bliss Native Herbs.
Mr. John White, Germanton, N.
]C., says: "I have used Miss Native
Herbs for Rheumatism and it has
cured tne. T have just purchased
another box from your agent for
future use and highly recommend
it."
A box of Bliss Native Herbs is
a family doctor always in the
house. Its use prevents and cures
Constipation, Dyspepsia, Kidney
and Liver Trouble, SSkin Disease
Rheumatism and many Blood dis
eases. It is purely vegetable—
contains 110 mineral poison and is
prepared in tablets and powder
form. Sold in One Dol- 200
lor boxes with a guar- DOSES
antee to cure or money SI.OO
back. Our •{ 2 page Almanac tel
ling how to treat disease sent 011
request.
MEDICINE MAILED PROMPTLY UY
J. F. HALL, Agent.
GERMANTON, N. C.
THE ALONZO O. BLISS CO.,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
LAND SALE.
15v virtue of a decree of the .Superior
court of Strikes county, N. C., rendered by
M. T. Chilton, C. ». in the special pro
ceedings entitled "(J. L). .Smith et ai vs.
(ieither Craig,"appointing the undersigned
a commissioner to make sale of the herein
after described lands, I will on Saturday,
the HHh day of June, 11)05, sell on die
premises, at public auction to the highest
bidder for Ciisli, the following described
lands to-wit:
A ceitain tiact or parcel of land situate,
lying and being in the county of Stokes
and .Stale of North Carolina and more par
ticularly described and defined as follows
to-wit: Beginning at a red oak in 1 lios.
Martin's line, runs south 1!» 1 2 chains to a
black oatc 011 the north side of the road,
eastward!) as it meanders 4:! chains to a
I>ost oak on the north side of the road,
thenee north 11 1-2 chains to a sourwood
in Martin's line, thence west with the old
line :!:) chains to the beginning, containing
">S 10 acres, more or less. &ale subject to
the confirmation of the court.
This the 2nd day cf May, 100.",.
C. I). SMITH, Commissioner.
J, D. Humphreys, att'y,
THE BANK
OF IMADISOIN
Is authorized by law
to act as Trustee,
■ 'lssi jnce A dministra,
tor, Guardian, Com
missioner.
Business Solicited.
TAILOR-MADE
Garments.
F. 11. WOLLSCIILAGER,
Winston, N. C.
Latest Styles. Per
fect Fit Guaranteed.
am now at my new stand 011 Zib
erty sueui next door to Farmers
.mil, with a full line of Fall
Winter fabrics.
GIVE ME A CALL.
LADIES
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Safe, Quick, Reliable Regulator
Superior to othrr remedies eold at high prlcet.
Cure guaranteed. Bucc«M«efully uaed by over
.400.000 Women. Prior, '25 C'enU,dnif-
Rlatd or by mall. Temlmonlals & booklet free.
Dr. LaFranco* Philadelphia, Pa*