STOKES COUNTY PAIR
MORE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO STOCK RECEIVED
SINCE LAST WEEK—HOW MANY SHARES
WILL YOU TAKE ?
Since the last issue of the Re- j
porter a number of subscriptions
to stock in ttie County Fair have
been received, and the list now
stands as follows:
I. G. Ross 1 share
W. A. Petree 1 "
Thos. S. Petree , 1 " |
C. L. Young . 1 "
A. W. Davis 1 "
C. M. Jones 1 "
F. H. Petree 1 "
Dr. J. W. Slato 1 "
Dr. W. C. Slato 1 "
W. G. Slate 1 "
O. L. Pulliam 1 "
Sales M. Ferguson 1 "
W. A. Kiger 1 "
Danbury Reporter 1 share and
SIOO,OO worth of advertising.
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SANDY RIDGE. (
Sandy Ridge Route 1, April 1(5 i
—We had a nice meeting at
North View last second Saturday i
and Sunday. Elders Alex Moran
and James Fagg were our preach- !
ers and I feel that they were won- 1
derfully blessed. There was a
large crowd on Sunday and we i
had good behavior. I always try
to fill niy seat at church where ray
membership is. When lam able;
to go I feel it my duty to be there.
Mr. J. Wesley Morefield is on j
the sick list. Hope he will soon
recover. Also his little daughter
Jettie hrs been right sick but is
better.
Mr. Billie Wood is right sick
and also Miss Quincy Andrews is j
very sick.
Mrs. Delia Taylor, of Fulp, left
today for home after visiting fa
ther and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
J.Wesley Morefield. She spent
a week and wo enjoyed her visit
very much.
Mr. J. Wesley Morefield has
employed him a clerk, Mr. Levi
Knight. We think he is a nice
young man and hope he will be
successful in his undertaking,
We are all living in hope of see
ing the electric car line through
this county. For I think it would
be building up Old Stokes.
A FRIEND.
I
vV t . .y
—
If a Cow gave
Butter
mankind would have to
invent milk. Milk is Na
ture's emulsion —butter
put in shape for diges
tion. Cod liver oil is ex
tremely nourishing, but
it has to be emulsified
before we can digest it.
Scott's Emulsion
combines the best oil
with the valuable hypo
ohosphites so that it is
easy to digest and does
"far more good than the
nil alone could. That
makes Scott's Emulsion
'ha most strengthening,
nourishing food - medi
cine in the world.
Sand for free sample.
siCOTT &. BOWNE, Chemists
•tO'j-l-; S Pearl Street New York
,-inrt SI.OO. All druggists
lynmrs
[dXl* fbancos I al
Safe, Quick, Reliabk Regulator
Superior to othrr remodlct Bold «t high prices.
Cure fruarsnteed. ullT n««j trover
■200.000 Women. Price.'is CMtfcdrUf
(fins or by mfiN Testimonial* ft booklet free.
. I>,. LnKrßuro, Philadelphia, P».
KING.
King, April 17.—Farmers are j
busy plowing in this section pre
paring for another crop.
Mr. and Mrs. (J ray Goff moved
to their new home last Wednes
day.
Mr. Robert Meadows has decid
ed to name his big boy Solomon
Paid, .
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rierson and
little Beulah took birthday dinner
with Mrs. Rierson's father last
Thursday.
Mrs, Amy Keiger. Mrs. Martini
Slate, of King; and Mrs. Jettie
Watson, of Winston, visited Mrs.
S. P. Snider last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Fulk and lit
tle Mabel visited Mr. and Mrs.
Gray Goff last Sunday at their j
new home.
Guess Miss Annie Love is all
smiles this week, as Mr. B. L.
Grabs called Sunday. Come again,
B. L., we enjoy your company
very much.
Miss Gnsta Fulk is wearing a 1
sad face this week, as J. L. Love |
called on another girl Saturday
night.
Misses Alice. Newsoiu and Pearl
Boggs is all smiles this week, ns
their best fellows called Sunday.
Come again, boys, we are glad to |
see you all the time.
Four littlo boys of Kiug, their !
names are Baxter Love, Russell
Love, Roy Newsom and Loyd j
White went fishing Easter Mon- j
day on the Little Yadkin. They j
fished on until noon and they |
thought they could take on a little
dinner, so they went up to Mr. L. j
B. Coe's store and bought them a
snack, which was 2 cans of corn, 2
cans of tomatoes, 4 cans of podded
ham, 22 bottles of pop.
APRIL FOOL.
FASHION FOR MEN.
The tendency among men this
Spring and Summer will be to
wear the quietest clothes possible.
Some wonderful creations in the
way of waistcoats have been intro
iduced to go with the dinner coat,
[but the plain black remains the
(only correct form. It is cut 1*
shaped, and has three buttons.
There will be no doud-patterncd
' shirts orjbrilliant ties so much in
favor some time ago, and the
i variety of queer greens introduced
last season will be used only in
mixtures. Gray remains a favorite
because there is much motoring
and driving, and there is no better
color for the load. The color so
far imported by fashionable tailors
are all of the most sober, descrip
tion. There is a general tendency
to be informal and to discard after
noon dress. In America top hats
are rarely seen after May. In fact,
at two fashionable country wed
dings last Spring, the bridegroom
and ushers wore business suits and
straw and felt hats. There has
been much speculation regarding
the modish collar for Spring and
Summer. The flaps of the winged
collar are poinied, as they are
found at the best haberdashers on
! Fifth Avenue and Broadway. The
■ collar for ordinary wear with col
ored shirts will be the turnover or
Eton, not too high, with rounded
ends. The Panama hat has come
to stay. The real article was too
expensive to cast aside in a single
season. Comfort above all things
is to be desired in Spring and
Summer, and this cannot be found
in a stiff hat. A straw hat that
can be made into any shape will
come with the blossoms of May
and remain the entire summer.—
From The Delineator for May.
You feel the life giving current
the minute you take it. A gentle
soothing warmth, fills the "nerves
and blood with life. ]tV n real
plensnre to take Hollister'a Rooky
Mountain Ten. J!5 cents, Te a i,r
Tablets. It. L. Murphy. Walnut
OOVP, Iff 3VI. Joyce, Danbnry.
MARRIAGE AT DELK EASTER.
Farmers Putting in Full Time—Delk
the Place For the County Fair—
The Pilot Mountain Com
mencement.
Delk, April 10.—Farmers in,
this section are putting in full,
time preparing their laud. There
hasn't been but very little corn
planted in this community.
Miss Mary Lee Venable is spend-!
iug a few days with her cousin
near Siloain.
The Sunday School at Brim
drove continues to grow. The
measles has hindered several from
attending this far.
4On Sunday, April 15, at the
home of the bride's parents, Mr.
P. Dodd Joyce and Miss Elizabeth
Slaughter were united iri the holy
bonds of matrimony. S. P. Cov
ington, Esq., officiating. We wish
them happiness.
Messrs. Petty Napier and
Darnell and Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Tuttle, of Walnut Cove, spent
Easter with relatives and friends
near here.
It seems that the movement for
the Siokes County Fair will be a
success. I think Delk would be
an ideal place for the situation, as
jit is near the railroad and the
land is very level.
The annual commencement of
i the Pilot Mountain Graded school
will begin on Wednesday, May
2nd, and will continue until the
."ith. On Saturday the fifth Gov.
j R. B. Glenn will deliver the Liter-!
! ary address.
; Mrs. F. M. Venable has in her
possession a letter written by her
sister fifty years ago. Tho writing
is very plain and is easily read.
The Platonic Debating Society
will give a debate during the com-!
mencement week Kt Pilot Moun
tain on Thursday, the fourth.
SOL SPOOK.
PINNACLE ROUTE 2.
Pinnnacle Ronte 2, April J.(». —
| Miss Maggie Lawson is right sick
| with measles, we are sorry to note.
Mr. Floyd Thore has returnud
from the Standing Army. Glad to
see you Floyd.
Measles is all the go in this com
munity. Most everybody that has
not had them has a good chance.
Miss Nora Cox aud little sister, i
Emily, were the guests of Miss!
Susie Palmer Saturday and Sun-1
day. Mr. Recter Tilley called on ;
Miss Susie Saturday evening and 1
her and Miss Nora took a fine |
buggy ride
Hollo, Augborti, yon must not
be so scarey of tho measles or you
will let some of us boys get ahead i
]of you.
There was preaching at the
Rock House church Tuesday.
! Killers Noel Gilbert and Lewis
Pyrtle preached. The crowd was
small on account of measles, and
there was plenty of measles there.
TWO JOLLY BOYS.
HAS STOOD THE TEST 25
YEARS.
The old original GROVE'S
Tasteless Chill Tonic, You know
what you are taking. It is iron
and quinine in a tasteless form. 1
No*cure, No pay.
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BFacte I Yen Enou ;!
['••'• | that female disease will drag you down into a wrV:, if i i
[3 « n | you do not it with all your power, and drive it out of your sys- j j
IK wT MiT _jtL. nan torn? Nothing is so certain to destroy your pood looks, arul s!»o"'.e»i m
HI un agHfl your life, as that dreadful bane of every won.an —di-.oru.icJ t. Ie t 1
j f ii Junctions. If you suffer from any j j
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vniTlir i*YlfT » J CBriuf Ma' Oui«!i scJ'- ttinc, - , ® Vv iLL N* JSIlJli »• S§ !
YUUNLr ULAIIO PJ J j. •jtliirtg. lu\U:»H£. curative vfle*t. upon ail the female organ* lAAI«u CAKL . j *
jjH «re earnestly urged to write us at once for Free Advice. | fmctiusi*. It I ?tleve* awmthly ai. 1 pa»»u, head- j!l^!«\VMe%r r#A lvfjJ?l u»«7)i f *4
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J. R. LACKEY WANTS THE ROAD.
Thinks Via Rella the Best Route -
Wants to Hear From Others.
Rolla, April 10.
; Mr. Editor :
I I will say a few more words j
, about the Electric road. I think
it would be good to leave Stone-;
villo, then go by Madison, so they j
could get connection with the!
■ Southern and N. & W, railroads.!
I think Madison would take large
stock in the road. They would
get lots of freight to haul from
Madison to Stoneville and plenty
of passengers. Then leave Mad- ;
ison. go by Dillard, then to Sandy
Ridge, up by Rella, by Campbell,
by Dellar, by Jewels, then on to j
Danbury. By leaving Sandy
Ridge going up by Rella they
would have a good way to go and
would get off of all those Creeks
and hills down on Snow Creek.
This would be a paying road, i
Near Rella there is plenty of
iron ore.
By going this way they would
get lots of stuff to haul from
Patrick county, Va., apples, pota
toes, cabbage and many other
things from Patrick. Good many
stores could patronize the road
from the Virginia side.
I think the read would pay this
way better than any other way.
Patrick county people haul hun
dreds of loads of apples every fall
right down by Rella. The roads
down by Rella is level, but awful
l muddy in the fall and winter. We
know they had rather pay a little
freight than to wag on through 1
the mud, and they could get
to haul freight for J. P. Smith, J.
R. Hill, J. R. Lackey, Ayers Bros ,
T. W. Tilley, T. W. Hylton, E. C. l
Sheppard, Lawson & Co. All of !
these are merchants, and Dr. j
Pringle's Roller mill would give
them a large amount of hauling.
There is plenty of wood around I
this way, lot of timber, and in fact
would be a good way to run the
road, and I think the road can be
built cheaper this way than going
through those creek hills. They
would get any amount of passen
gers to haul, in fact they would
LAtfD SALE.
I!v virtue of udecrwof the Superior
Court of Stokes county, made Incase
of W. c. Main, Lueco Mabe. John H.
| Lawson and wife Minnie. Frank Bo- >
| lianon ami wife Rosalie, anainst
j Cora E.Kheltonforthe wale of landfor
I partintion anion*: the heirs at law of
Ambrose Mabe. deceased. 1 will sell
|at public auction for cash at the
j court house door in Danbury on
| Monday, the 4th day of June 1901! at
1 1 o'clock ]>. rn. a tract of 14 0-10 acres
of land on the waters of Beaver li*
land Creek.. Peters Creek township,
i Stokes county, adjoining the lands
; of 11. 1. Dal toil and others and
| hounded as follows:
Befrinnitifr at a Red Oak corner of
lot No. 1 runs East 15 chains passing
a white oak corner to pointer.North
10 chains to a chestnui, West sdiains
|to a stake in a bottom South -
chains crossing a branch to a stake.
West 4 chains crossinjfa branch to
a stake. North 1 chain to a pine.
' West It chains to pointers. South !>
chains to the lie(iiiiltlnu'. It beinjr
lot No. l' in the division of the land
of B. C. Mabe and assigned to Am
brose Malie on Register Book No. 40
paji'e SXK in the office of the Register
! of Deeds of Ktokescounty.
This is a f>ood piece of land and
well timbered.
This the ltith day of April lOOti.
UEOUUE \V. SMITH.
Commissioner.
W. W. Klnjr, Att'.v.
net all the hauling I think could
ilo.
I want to hear from Madison on
1 this question. And I want to hear
I from good many others who ought
! to he interested in the road.
J. R. LACKEY.
PINE HALL
Pine Hall, April 17.—Mr. J.I
Matt Rierson, of Winston, visited
relatives of this place Sunday, re
turned Monday, accompanied by
his wife and children, who have
been spendiftg a few weeks with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Tuttle.
Mr. Ollie Flynt and sister, of
Walnut Cove, spent Easter at Mr.■
J. T. ftierson's near this place.
Mr. R. M. Tuttle and family, of
Winston-Salem, spent the Easter
holidays with his father and moth
er, of this place. Mr. Tuttle has
accepted a position as salesman
with Brown, Rogers «fe Co.
SUBSCRIBER.
i ■■ ■ •
This is the season of listlessness,
headaches and spring disorders.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea
|is a sure preventative. Makes you
strong and vigorous. 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets. R. L. Murphy,
Walnut Cove, H. M. Joyce, Dan
bury.
MAW NorfolkiWesteraßJL
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC 3, 1905
Hullv
! Dally Ex. Sun. !>allv Kx Sun
PM AM PM PM
2:50 7.30 Lv Winston Ar 2.00 10.00
3.28 8.13 " Wal. Cove " 1.21 9.20
5.00 9.50 " Martinsv. " 11.45 7.49
7.25 12.30 Ar Roanoke Lv 9.20 5.15
P.M. P.M. A.M. P.M.
WESTBOUND—LKAVK ItOAKOKK DAILY.
4:10 am—For Kaat Had ford, Bluetleld, Taze
well hihl Norton, Pullman Sleeper to
'oluml>ux, Ohio, ctfa ear.
5.10 a iu ( Wellington and Chattanooga Limited)
tor Pula*ki. principal atattona, Bristol and the
South. Pullman Sleepers to New Or
leumand Memphis. Cafe car
4:25 p in—The St. IjOuli* Kxpre**, for
llluetield. Pocahonta*, Kenova. Clnci
imattl, Indliinnpoliii. St. Loui*. Knnaan Mty,
ColumliUM h n«t Chicago. Pulliuan Butt'et
SleenerM tfoaooke to Columl*tin ami Minefield
to Cliieiiiumt. Cate ear
4:35 p m— For liliietleUland intermediate h'a
tiOlU*.
4:45 p m—Daily. For ltristol and Intermediate
ntatioiut. Knoxville, Chatt'tuoogn and point*
South. Pit luiau Sleeper to Knoxvlile.
9.3*» a m—For )tri*tol and intermediate HtatioiiH,
Hluelleld, Norton. PocalniutaM and Welch.
Pullman Sl» eper to Welch.
NOUTKANT) KASTHOUKII.
1:50 ii m—For Petersburg, Richmond and Nor
folk. Pullman Puffet j'arlor -ar to .Norfolk.
1:45 p m—For Washington, Hagerotown, Phila •
' | delphia and New York via Hager*t.OW»i and
[ i llarrinburg. Pullman Sleeper to New York.
7:45 p m—For Hagertdowu. Pullman Sleeper to
j Philadelphia.
101 a m—For lfirhm*>nd and Norfolk. PullmHn
Sleeper Lynchburg to Norfolk and Richmond.
' I 12:10 a ill—(WHHlilngtoii ami r .hattauooua Lim
ited). For Washington, Philadelphia and Xew
1 j York via Lynchburg. Pnllmin Sleeper* to
' Washington, Baltimore. Philadelphia and
New York.
' 7:10 a in—For Lynchburg, Petersburg,
Kii'htnotid and Norfolk*
I i 7:45 put—Oftih. Vor Lynchburg. Pull
, j man .Sleep** t* for ilichmond.
I>UUIIAM DIVISION.
/>aw l.vm hbnrc (Villon Station) dailv
► i except. Niind iv 3MX) a ni, 4:80 pin for Sotitii
• ! J'.oaio.i aud Durham atiul iiitonuMliato nta
| tiotM.
for ail additional ii.fiirmatioii apply to
i ticket ntflwt, or to
W. K. hKVILL, M. K HUAt'iM,
(ien'l I'atw. A.ent. TYav. Puss. Agent.
I«).\NOKF, V a.
Report to the North\
olina .Corporation
"mission of the Co\ ■
dition of \
The Bank of Stoi» ffe :
County
At the Close of Busines
* 6, 1906.
RESOURCES, i
Loans and discounts flf
Overdrafts, secured Jp *
Banking houses • i
Furniture and fixture^
Due from hanks
Cash items
Gold coin | i ■ i ■
Silver coin
National hank notes V
Total 481
LIABILITIES. \
Capital stock SIO,(A
i Undivided profits is(l
Deposits subject to chk 28,951
Demand certificates of 1
deposit 8,78il
Cashier's checks outstand
ing 551 f '
Total $48,165j
State of North Carolina, )
County of Stokes. \
We, Eugene Pepper and R. I
Rogers, Cashiers of the abol
{named Bank, do soloinuly sw\
that the above statement is tJT
'to the best of our knowledge an
belief. I
EUGENE PEPPER, i
R. R. ROGERS, M
Cashiers^
Subscribed and sworn to bwl
me this 16th day of April, 190fij
, M. T.-CHILTON, I
I Clerk Superior Court Stokes I
Correct—Attest :
JESSE H. PRATHERI
W. J. BYERLY,
EUGENE PEPPER, 1
DirectbJ
JOHN D. HUMPHREYS,!
Attorney at Law, p
Danbury, - . - N. Cl
Prompt attention to all businessJ
entrusted. Will practice in all!
State courts. \
Notice To Creditors. \
Having thl* day dulv qualified an adminlHtra- 1
tor of the estate of Ambrose Mal*e, «(eea»ed. I. I
hereby notify all pernon.* having claim* agaiist I
the aald e*tate to present them to me duly au- I
tlieiiticated for payment on or l>efore the 27th.
day of March, IJH»7. or thi* notice will he pleaded
in bar of their recovery. And all i»ersons owing
said estate will make immediate payment to ms. \
Till* the 20th day of March, 1900 N
UKOKOE W. SMITH.
Adm'r of Amhrone Mahe, dee d.
P»v Walter W. King, Att'v.
t ,n
( KILLTH. COUCH
8 AND CURE THI LUNGS
I w,H Dr. King's * T
j New Discovery !
/-*.ONSUaPT!ON M««
(FOR I OUGHI «nd 50c ft 91.00
I V^ OLOB Fm Trill, f
Y Sureit and ttuickeat Our* for all
* THROAT and LUNG TBOUB-
LE3, or MONEY BACK. ,
■ 11 >—l
*
MUST liHve pure blood Or )
" good health. Hood's Bai'tiii|HWiUA >
purities the blood. Take Hood'* 8»r- I
aaparilla if you would BE WELL^i