Mure id Undertakers Supplies.
You Can Buy
GOOD FURNITURE
Cheap at Our Store.
Six strong chairs tor *2.75. A Hire rocker at from iKk tolieat dining
chairs $4 75 to s7.fio |>#r s«t. Children's clialra, plain eating or rocker, 45c to
st.r,n. (io wirta to suit yotir purse. Nice beds, double and sirgle, si.so to
$lO, to $12.00. Wash stands 9H to SB. Three piece bed room
suits $12.50 to 165.00. Nicer ones if" jou need them.
We keep nice ward robes, chiffoniers, side boards, mattresses, bed springs,
kitchin safes, cupboatds, baby crib;, hall racks, center tables, dining tables,
lirooms lamps, nigs, matting, window shades, dishes of every kind, trunks,
and in fact anything you naed in the furniture line we can show it to you and
name a pri&f that means a trade.
• Call oil us. If you don't And anyone in the store call at Jacob Fulton's store,
lie will have you waited on piomptlv. Yours for Business,
JOHN G. FULTON
Successors to D. S. Watkins,
WALNUT COVE, ... N. 0.
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J If so, sead me your order for the Best Soft Drinks J
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« and every Bottle to give satisfaction. Let me hear «
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Gasoline Engines
Simplicity
Durability
Strength
Ease of Operation
These are the qualities of
the Best Engines on
the market.
PRATT ML. HUTS,
MADISON, N.C.
"PILS E N E R
Export"
is brewed in a brewery up-to-date in
H§ A every respect by
gfeS Experienced
Brewers.
yi ' nv ' te eyer y bod y *° our Brew
|B|k jW ery and see how we brew Beer. The
utmost cleanliness is enforced in all
our departments.
Mail Orders Solicited.
Write for Prices.
THE VIRGINIA BREWING COMPANY, ROANOKE, VA.
Send your orders for job
work to the Reporter office.!
GIVE US A CLEAN FAIR.
Mr. W. A Petree Thinks Flatshoal
Or Meadows the Place.
Mr. Editor:
As my name was used in con
nection with what was said in the
Reporter some weeks ago, about
our County Fair, a race-track,
etc., perhaps it may be inferred
that I am in favor of horse-raoing
and such things, being allowed in
connection with the Fair. But I
wish to say that I always have
been and am now, and forever
opposed to such things. For it
seems to me that we should go
forward instead of backward, and
as I see it, this horse racing is
only a relic of darker ages into
which we, as enlightend people
should be ashamed to turn back
and enter: as it only caters to, and
fosters a spirit of barbarism and
cruelty. Truly, it reminds me of
the old Roman Gladiators. When
we remember that the Agriculture
of our land makes possible every
other calling or vocation of life, or
that it is the very foundation upon
which every other business must
rest, we will not fflil to see that
our agricultural interests are too
sacred and holy to demoralize, de
grade and put down on a level
with horse-racing, fakirs, side
shows, gambling dens and the like,
which are allowed to disgrace al
most every Fair ground in the
land, be it said to the shame of
those who are in charge of these
grounds. We can never hold up
the Industrial, Agricultural and
Moral interests of our people and
keep them on a level with their
proper dignity as long as we as
sociate them with such things $s
appeal to the baser Bide of man's
naturo, and the caprices of the
thoughtless ones. So then if we
have a County Fair, let us all do
the best we can to make its every
feature serve as a fyotor to lift °\» r
people up to u higher plane of life,
Industrially, Sooially, Morally,
Intellectually and Financially.
As to where the Fair shall be
I he.d I have no preference, other
than that I think we should have
some nice level ground somewhere
as near the center of the connty
as [possible. Perhaps Meadows,
or Flat Shoal, either one would
be as good a place as any.
W, A. PETREE.
A LUCKY POSTMISTRESS
is Mrs. Alexander, of Cary, Me.,
who has found Dr. King's New
Life Pills to be the best remedy
she ever tried for keeping the
Stomach, Liver and Bowels in per
fect order. You'll agree with her
if you try these painless purifiers
that infuse new life. Guaranteed
by all druggist. Price 25c.
Money to Loan to Farmers.
The Bank of Stokes County has
money to loan the farmers to make
their orops on, on 8, 6, and 9
months time. Any amount from
$5.00 up is loaned, on reasonable
terms.
TAILOR - MADE
Garments.
F. 11. WOLLSCHLAGER
Winston, N. C.
Latest Styles. Per
fect Fit Guaranteed.
GIVE ME A CALL.
DON'T ABUSE YOUR
STOMA C H
by drugging yourself U> death with mineral
poiwins when them is Something Hotter.
Have you Rheumatism, I.ivei and Kidney
Trouble, pain in the Hack and Sides, are
)ou constipated, have you Indigestion, Nick
or Nervous Headache, Dizzy Spells, Heart
Trouble and V eak Circulation of the
Blood? Do not hesitate to
TRY BLISS' NATIVE HERBS.
They lenovate the entire System by ton
ing up the Liver and Kidneys, relieving
Constipation and purifying the Blood.
200 Days Treatment For SI.OO
with a positive gu irautee in each box from
The Alonzo O. Bliss Co. to refund your
money If not as See that the
trade-mark, " A n tiff ■ ' and
tablet. ' • • ""
Chamberlain's
Cough Memedy
The Children's Favorite
—OURBB—
Coughs, Cold 3, Croup and
Whooping Cough.
This remedy In fiunou* for It* cores oyer
• large uart of tho civilized world. It oan
always l>o depended djhui, It contains no
oi'luiu or oth»»r li.'iruful «lrn« and may be
fiYon as confidently to a baby AS to an adnlt
Price 25 eta; Largo Size, 60 eta.
FOR SALE BY N. A. MARTIN.
State of North Carolina, > , ~ .. ,
Stokoa Count v. S '" thc Superior Court.
G. M. Allen plalntifl'.)
... ~ . Y B \ f Notice to lion-rotiideiit
W. C. Cook defendant ) defendant.
It appearing to the court, upon affidavit
filed in the above entitled action, thai W.
C. Cook, the defendant above named, is a
non-resident of the Stale I .Voitli Carolina
and cannot, after duo diligence, lie found
therein, and cannot lie personal!) served
with process, and is a necessary party to
tills action, the sano bei i; an action for
the specific performance cf ,i contract,
to-wlt: Thb execution of a deed for a
tract of laud in Stokes enmity, in accord
ance with bond for title executed by the
defendant to the plaint 11'0:1 the 21st day
of January, 100:1.
It is therefore ordered by tl.c Court that
publication of notice be made for four mio
cessive weeks in tl\« U.mlnirv Reporter, a
newspaper published in Danbury, Stokts
county, N, C., notifying the said W. C.
Cook that an action as above entitled has
been begun In the Superior court of Stokes
county, N. C., against him, anrt to appear
at the next term of the Superior court to
be held for the county of %i];qg at the
court house in Dainty, on the Oth Mon
day »ftci> the Srd Monday In March 1000,
and answer or demur to the complaint now
on file in my office.
And let the defendant take notice that if
he fails to appear and answer UV tteiuur to
the complaint during U«e lerm of the court
aforesaid, Vhe relief demand in the com
plaint will be granted.
3 his the 17th day of March, 100 ft.
M. T. OIIIL/rON,
Clerk Superior Court.
I'etree & I'etree, Attorneys for plaintiff.
AT TFIE STORE OF
R. DAVIS,
Winston, N. (J.
You will now find
the newest and
nicest of all Amids
things for Christ
mas, such as ladies
ready made Suits
and Ilats. Call
and examine her
stock.
I Wo will oonvlnee yon th»t 700
oan "lncrene your yloMs por acre"
and you won't have to koop It a ao
cret, either. Reml what Mesars.
Wherry & Bon, of tho Magnolia
Fruit Farm, I>u rant, Mlsa., wrtte:
"From two acres of itrawberrlot,
on which 1,000 pouuds of
Vlrglola-Carollna Fertilizers
per acre were used, we oleared a
proOt of 175 00 per aero moro than
the other UX acres of strawberrlos
1- which had only 600 pounds of this
Jr fertilizer." Tbns double tho quan-
Mj tltyof these fertlllr.erson each acre
CB of any crop, and more than doubly
U "Incroaae your yields per acre." Be
J> sure you buy only vlrglnla-Caro- ;
CJ Una Fertilizers.
Virginia-Carolina Ch.mloal Ce. |
I nichmond.Va. Atlanta. Ga.
W Norfolk, Va. Pavannnh. Ga.
■ lhirham. N. C. Montgomery. Ala. I
B Charleston, 8.0. Memphis, Tenn.
f! Ilaltlmoro, Jtd. Slirovcport, La.
UOI I ICTFR'Q
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
A Busy Medicine for Busy People.
Brines Golden Health and Renewed Vigor.
A speclflfl for Constipation. Indigestion, I.lvcr
and Kldoey troubles. Pimples, Kczemu. Impure
Blood. Bad Breath. Sluggish Bowels, Headache
and BacUaohc. Its Itocky Mountain Tea in tab
let form. S6 cents a box. Genuine made by
HOLLISTBB DHUO COMPANT, Mullson, Wis.
kQLOEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
90 TO THE
I New Clothing Store I
I at MADISON, IN. C. 1
■ TP BUY \ OUR NEXT SUIT. We have just received a fa
II big line. Prices to suit all. Suits from $2.50 to $25.00. ■
B We also carry a nice line of Shoes, Hats and Shirts. In M
■ fact we carry everything that yon will find in a first class fur
-1 YOUR FRIENDS, 1
LACKEY &
Brown's Warehouse
- Always Leads in
y 1 High Prices.
■ The Winston Market sold the past foul
P'v * months 9,559,805 pounds for $801,204,71
averaging $8.30 per hundred. )f tliii
; j amount, we sold 2.730,648 lbs, for $232,318.
11, averaging $8.51 per hundred pounds
. J Figures speak louder than words, so briny
• V 3 " s y°« r tobacco as fast as you can prepare
fjfi .. it for market for our advice is to sell anc
-iJTO..,;'- get the highest market prices. Our sale!
the past four months were nearly double
-those of last year and we want to thank qui
customers for this increase in our business
and say to all bring us your first load in
January.
John Simpson will get yon the very
top of the market for every pound of your
tobacco.
PI. M 8 SIM.
The Tobacco Sold At
PiFMONT WARM.
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.,
Up to Christmas brought 19
cents per hundred more
than the market average.
In other words every 1,000 pounds sold at Piedmont has brought one
dollar and ninety cents more than the market average—nearly
enough more to pay your warehouse charges. What do you
think about it ? Is $1.90 per load worth making ?
Don t you think it pays to sell at Piedmont, the leading house in
pounds and prices?
V\ e are glad to tell you that all grades of tobacoo are selling well, es
pecially the comraou ones. We believe thst tobaccos up to 10c
are bringing more money now than they did three years ago—
"the high year." Bring us your next load and you shall have
every dollar possible for it. Hoping to see you soon, we are,
Your friends,
M. W. NORFL.EET & CO.
/T"he
County!
\ RESOURCES: $50,000 £
\ DANBURY-WALNUT COVE, N. C. £
Solicits the account of every person in Stokes County M
M who handles money —merchants, farmers, business men,
sohool teachers, men, women and ohildren. Check M
PROTECTION—Wo are chartered by the State to the
W extent of SIO,OOO paiil up capital, with $50,000 author-
M Court of Stokes County; we are \nsured against burglars \
in the sum of $20,000; we have fireproof vaults and solid M
M steel burglar-proof, time lock safes. Our cashiers are
Wk AY
f 4 PER CENT—We pay 4 per cent interest on certifi-
cates of deposit. Any sum taken. • ' M
This bank is the depository of the public moneys of *
M Stokes County.
g JESSE H. PRATHER, Pres. W. J. BYERLY, Vice Pres. \
R, R. ROGERS.