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VOTE TODAY Most Popular Ladies TO RECEIVE HANDSOME PRIZES. GIVEN BY DA/NBURY REPORTER Contest Starts Today, and Closes December 31, H)5. The Reporter wants S,(XX) new subscribers, and in order to obtain them the publishers have decided to inaugurate a voting contest, in which the lady reader of the Reporter, married or single, who receives the largest number of votes, will be presented with a handsome New Home Sewing Machine, worth $(50; the lady receiving the second greatest number of votes will be given a beautiful parlor lamp, worth $5.00, and the lady receiving the third largest number of votes will be awarded an elegant gold handle umbrella. There will be no iron-clad conditions governing the contest, which will be free to everyone, and every person may have as many votes as desired. Kl/LES. The only rule govering the contest will be that the voter must have paid a certain amount of money on subscription to the Danbury Re porter. Every dollar paid counts one ballot, which will be equal to 20 votes. Every half dollar paid counts one-half ballot, which will be equal to 10 votes. Every quarter paid ccunts one-fourth ballot, which will be equal to 5 votes. Every person entitled to vote will write his nameon a ballot, and the lady of his choice, and the Reporter will record the number of his vote in a book kept for the purpose, while the ballot will be deposited in a sealed box to be opened only at the end of the contest. The utmost fairness will prevail and the Reporter will publish from the record book the result vote each week, in order to keep a live interest in the election, Fnd let our readers know every week how the vote stands. The election begins with this issue of the Reporter and will close at sundown on December 31, 15*05. The ballots will be carefully guarded and will be counted at the end of the election by a com mittee of throe well known citizens of the county, in the presence of witnesses, and (he awarding of the prizes will follow immediately. All persons are cordially invited to participate in the contest, and our many subscribers in every part of the United S(a(es, Culm, Porto Rico, Alaska and (he Philippines will have equal showing with voters at home. Payments for past dues or in advance for as many years as desired, will count the same. Remember that every dollar means 20 votes, . r >o I cents 10 vo(es, 25 cents 5 votes. GERMANTON ROUTE 1. Germantou Route 1, Oct. 2.—A protracted meeting will begin at Union Hill the second Sunday in October. It will be conducted by Rev. J. H. Robertson. We hope to have a good meeting. Miss Agnes Johnson visited M issos Cora and Lula last Sun day. Come again, we enjoy your c> mpany. Mr. Ernest Bjyles, of Winston, visited his parents Saturday and Sunday. .Vliss Essie Larkee, who has b. en spending several weeks with her sister, in Stokes, returned to hor home at Newbern last Sun diy. Glad to say that we are having a good Sunday School at Union Hill, and hope it may continue, as we all enjoy going out to Sunday School every Sunday evening; and it is nice to see the youi g b >ys and girls going to church witl their song book and Bible. Mrs. Emma Smith, wife of Mr. Wesley Smith, died at Winston- S detn a few days ago with ty phoid fever. The remains were brought to Stokes for burial. She was a faithful member of Haw pjnd Christian church. The bereaved family has the sympathy of this community. Mr. Arthur Southern called on Miss Frankie Sunday evening. Guess they had a nice time. There was a singing at Mrs, R. P. Bennett's Sunday night. A large crowd attended. With best wishes for the read ers of the Reporter, 1 will close. Hurrah for Dog-Killer. WHITE ROSE. OALTON ROUTE 1. Dalton Route 1, Oct. 2. Fann ers are about done cutting nnd curing tobacco in this section. Mr. J. N. Lawson killed a large rattle snake a few days ago. The , reptile had ten rattles, Miss Daisy Lawson has had a sovere attack of rheumatism.! Hope she will be out again soon. Those who visited Mr. J. 11. Lawson's Sunday were Misses 01 lie and Fannie Boyles, Mary and Dellar Lawson, Myra Turpin and I'ary Bennett and Mr. H. I). Turpin. BLUE EYED DAISY. ASTONISH ING INCI DENT. It was, to all her friends, an astonishing incident, that Mrs. I. B. Hunt, of Lime Ridge, Wis., was cured of her dreadful sick ness. "Doctors," she writes, "had given me up; friends were ready to bid me the last farewell; clouds of despair darkened my horizon, and I was a wreck on the shores of despondency, when I began to take Klectrio Bitters, for my frightful stomach and liver com plaint. To the astonishment of all, I was benefited at once and am now completely and miraculously restored to health." At all drug, gists; price 50c; guaranteed. i r Only Three Townships Heard Froir DANBI'KY VOTES FUR PLATSHOAI 1906. Danbury, Oct. 1. Mr. Editor : I think it is too late for a Fai this year. I vote : Place Flat 1 shoal, time October 1906. 1 T. J. DAVIS. KEAVEK ISLAND VOTES MEADOWS NOVEMBER 2, 3 AND 4. Saxon, Sept. 28. ! Editor Reporter : Am very busy, but must takt time to vote for a Stokes County Fair. In the prosperous North and West every county and man} 1 of the Townships hold fairs and ] am glad our people are waking uj in regard to the benefits of ni annual fair. Success to your efforts. I shall vote : Place Meadows, date Nov 2. .'{ and 4th It. P. McANALLY. YADKIN THINKS OCT. 31, ISK>> THI PROPER TIME. King, Sept. 2i». Mr. Editor : In answer to your request as tc time and place for holding a coun ty fair, I will suggest Meadows ae ! the place and Oct. 31st. 190f>, as the time. It is entirely too late to arrange for anything of much interest this fall. Let us not have a "Hash in the pan" for the first. By nrranging a year ahead, will give every one time to prepare some peas, at least, for exhibition. Don't move faster than circum | stances will justify. P. OLIVER. |TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine | Tablets. All druggists refund the I money if it fails to cure. E. W. ! Grove's signature is on each box. j MONEY FOUND—On Tuesday, Sept. 26tb, I found a sum of money between Danbury and Sandy Ridge. Any person hav ing lost money, who will describe it and tell at or near where they lost it, I will return it to them. H. F. HUTCH ENS, Campbell Route 1. \\ E ARE still ni our old stand iit Walnut Cove where nil of our I former patrons and the public generally will meet a hearty wel come. J. H. Fulton is back again and will appreciate a call from his old friends and will please you in quality of goods and prices. Our ; stock is complete in every depart- I rnent. JACOB FULTON, SONS A CO. I DON'T FAIL to exnmine my j goods and prices before buying I your Fall and Winter supplies. L. R.COE, Dalton. N. C. I.> 1 INCH Broadcloth or Dress Goods at Lonnie Cue's only 50 cents per yard. COK at Dalton sells the celebrated Craddook-T err y Co. line of 1 Shoes. Also the old reliable John son Home-made Shoes. WHEN IN Walnut Cove come ti« the lied Store; and if you don't see what you want ask Harry I Davis to look it up for you. Wo j have got it and will please you in price and quality. JACOB FULTON, SONS & CO. I h \ )l want Fine Poland China Pigs eall on T. J. Davis. Riverside Farm, Danbury, N. C. LOOK AT our stock of Ladies' Dress Goods before you buy. JACOB FULTON, SONS & CO. Ol 11 STOCK of Shoes can't be excelled by any house in the county. Try a pair of the famous Jamestown or Johnson Shoes— you will never regret it. JACOB FULTON, SONS & CO. j WHEN IN NEED of furniture! see D. S. Watkins, at Walnut, Cove. WHEN IN NEED of cheap table ware call on D. S. Watkins, 5 ■ and 10 cents. ROCKING CHAIRS from $1 00 up. D. S. Watkins. MRS. D. S. BOYLES invites everybody to come in and see her Hats. WHERE have you been V 1 have been up stairs to see Mrs. Boyles' Hats. They are just lovely and the prices are right NOW ItKAI>Y FOIt BUSINIXS. 2=BIG STORES=2 PULL of riVTO-DATE CLOTHING SHOES, HATS and UNDERWEAR. Our buyer lias just returned from New York where lie bought some big bargains in Clothing, Hats and Shirts air J we have just gotten through opening up same an J are now ready for business. First come gets the pick. 400 fine Sample Hats, all colors and styles, sizes 6 7-8 7, and 7 1-8. worth $1.50 to $2.50, our prices 98c while they last. FLETCHER BROTHERS 430 Trade Sreet Winston, IN. C. (To Cure a Cold in One Day • Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. £ Seven Million boxes sold in [HJSt 12 months. This signature, 00X - f R u 1 V GETTING # \ 4 Per Cent \ / FOR YOIJII MONBYS? \ c' If' not, call on or write f | PIEDHT UflK Ml. \ y WIKSTOA -SALEM, jjr.\ r . C. f JOHN H. GLENN, R. B. PRICE, T.J.GLENN, Manager, Book-keeper, Auctioneer Farmers Warehouse, STONEVILU, N. C. !To Our Many Friends and Patrons : i At the beginning of the new tobacco year, we take this method >of thanking you, one and all, fur the liberal patronage given us the year just closed, and solicit your patronage in the future, assuring you that Stoneville will hare no superior as n tobacco market this [season. We heg to say that R. J. Reynolds, with ninny other lending j manufactures from Winston, Martinsville will he represented on Mir j market, from the fnct that tiiey want Stuneville's Original Sweet To bacco, with no South Carolina or Kentucky leaf mixed with it. Those, with R. T. Stotie Tobacco Company, and a number of leaf men, will keep our market lively. OUR TEAM. John 11. Glonn. the most experienced ai d one among the best warehousemen ill the State, General Manager. I{. B. Price,, heiter known as "Happy Bob," who has a smile for everyone, and does his work with nentness and dispatch, Bookkeeper And as much depends on n good auctioneer for high prices. W. have the best. T. J. Gelnu. the choiupion. His sales are full of life and high hence w-e assume you that no warehouse iu this or any other city can hook a team to excel &lenn Bros. & Price to pull for the farmers' interests. OUR ACCOMMODATIONS. We beg to sny our accommodations are not surpassed by any. Farmers Warehouse in every respect is complete. Lfirge, well-lighted 3ales Hoor ; large storage rootn ; comfortable ofti.-e for farmers : good water iu the warehouse ; v?o.«l stalls : everything convenient, Hence you can see Stoneville is the market, nnd Farmers Warehouse the place to sell your tobacco. A cordial welcome awaits you. Bring n, your tirst load and be convinced. Very respectfully, GLEM/N ROS. & PICE. XOTICE. Hiving ;t* rx«*«'iii »r i.f \f l , !s»»w Willi }i9, I li TH'H •. *•«» *»i.v 100 i nil |»-nnnw nuv 'iu «ti liin-t if ii-i-i }«•• fut-yp | of *;i»| (|OMV;I.m*«| lop (%o«*ttf I't** to tif for , |JM) ill t»! 'on .»r f o-« I>t • >i -i i «.|* Sc|H | leuilirr, I0«M5. tot rinH m.»I! v wi'l - |>Viit(»l ' in l.nr of i licio riv« v-rv \,| •11 |o ■ r-wooo-4 ituMoied \*» s TTOL *AU 4 r»* IK»IV #t I >• *T IH« • I 110 rs. .ke hull»-J IH oueut of IJ »• UUIIIW. 7 his AiigUtl .list, ||NIS. ./ons' v. ruiLi.u'M, Kx'ruior of .M.I/LIK 1 W I'liillijis ilonl. 1 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MEDICINE. mnißfE-pciinsTr>-nn»M*cT f Modern Laboratories (a charge of specialist. J Quu System. Superior Clinics. I Bedside teaching In oar own Hosyhaf, Chamberlain's SSkSTteJE Never fails. Buy it now It may save life. HATS! HATS! My fall find winter stock of Indies hats nnd millinery goods are now complete. Latest stylus and lowest prices guaranteed. Von will find ine on second tloor at same old stand. It will h> to your interest to soe my gnods before you buy. Yonrs truly, MRS. 1). S. BOYLES, Walnut Cove, N. C. | NOTICE! 1 will meet the tax payers i f ! Stokes county for the purpose of ] collecting the taxes for the year j HK)S, at the fallowing times and I places, to-wit : i Kinu, Mon. Oct. Hi 1905. j Pinnacle, Tnes. " 17 " N'aile Mecum, Wed. " 18 " i bVanciscu. Thurs. " lit " ; La.wsonville, Friday " 2() " j Wilson's Store, Sat. " 21 " I (iermnntou, Mon. " 23 " ! Walnut Cove, Tnes, " "21 " ; 0. A. Mitchell's Store, Wed. " 2ft " Sandy Ridge, Thurs. " 2ti " I J. Wesley More lield's Store, Friday " 27 " | Danbury, Sat. " 28 " 1 hope the people will meet me j nt the above times and places, and | pay their taxes promptly. This the 14th tiny of Septemtwr, 115(05. 1 R. J. 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