fpita id Undertakers Supplies.
You Can Buv
60 3 0 FUR NIT ORE
Cheap at Our Store.
Mx strong chair# fur A nice nickel' at from 90c io$."».00. I lest dining
"liaiis $4 7"> to S7.M) |H*r Hot. Children's elialrs, plain eating or rocke -, 45c to
00-caris to suit \our purse. Nice beds, double and single, S'J.SO to
$l». I) leasers $5 50 u> sl2 Ou. Wash Htands $:Jlo SB. Three piece l*d loom
anils $12.50 to $35.00. Nicer ones if you need tliein.
We keep tilee wardrobes, chlH'oniei3, Mde boaros, maltrcssen, lied springs,
kilciiin sales, euplioiuds, baby cribs, hall racks, tenter table#, dining tables,
tirooms lamps, rngs, matting, window shades, disUes of every kind, trunks,
ami in f>ict anything yi.u need in the furniture line we can show it to you and
• name a prie • that means a trade.
Call ou ns. If foil don't Hud anyone in the store call at Jacob Fulton'* store,
lie will have you waited ou pioiuptl". Yours for Business,
JOHN G. FULTON & COMPANY.
Successors to D. S. Watkins,
WALNUT COVE, - - • N. C.
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| TO TUB MERCHANTS : |
f! $2 for $1 ? |
L| If so, send me your order for the Best Soft Drinks ~ j
§N& On Market. I carry all flavors and guarantee each $
arid every Bottle to give satisfaction. Lot me hear «
you as the season is rolling by. 1
✓ Please send me referrence with order.
YOURS FOR BUSINESS, j
Martinsville Bottling Works, %
333, Martinsville, Va. j
\s A. JESSUP, Proprietor. j
W Geyser
gasoline Engines
\ Simplicity
■ Durability
- Strength
; -'tage of Operation
ore the qualities of
fitest Engines on
\ the market.
nm.
pjjbrewed in a brewery up-to-date in
and see how we brew Beer. The
utmost cleanliness is enforced in all
j
Mail Orders Solicited.
K'rite for Prices.
fflfcfiWlNG COMPANY, ROANOKE, VA.
l orders for job
V; Reporter office.
Briefs Adrift.
This is Memorial Day.
Wheat looks well. There is no
complaint.
Mr. J. D. Humphreys visited
Greensboro Friday,
Mr. F. A. Slate, of Kernersville,
was among Danbury's visitors this
week.
Ex-Sheriffs R. P. Joyce and J.
H. Fulton, of Walnut Cove, were
in town Monday.
A light frost Tuesday night did
some damage here, biting potato
plants, beans, etc.
Sheriff Petree estimates that
the failure of our court costs the
oounty about S6OO extra.
San Francisco has almost an
epidemic of small pox since the
earthquake and fire.
Mr. Riley F. Fulk, of Yadkin,
was here shaking hands with bis
scores of friends this week.
The property of the late John
D. Wall, who died at Winston
recently, is valued at S4O,OCX).
There will be preaching at the
Methodist church Sunday night
by the pastor, Itev. W. T. Albright.
Mr. Dixie Nunn, a popular
young man of Quaker Gap town
ship, was here Wednesday.
Mr, N. Ray Martin, who has
been attending school at Whitsett
Institute, returned to his home
here Friday.
Maj. W. S. Ray is spoken of as a
successor to the late David Poin
dextor on the Pension Board.
Maj. Ray would make a good one.
Several boys went seining in
the Dan last week and caught 42
large suckers during one afternoon.
Several other seining parties have
recently been almost as suooessful.
Mr. W. S. Ray, of Francisco,
was here this week. Mr. Ray,
who is a well known old Confed
erate Veteran, was a resident of
this section np to about a year ago.
Mr. S, P. Christian of West
field, waa among the crowd. He
was the Democratic candidate for
Sheriff two years ago and will
probably make the run again.
Tester's friends are legion.
Cary Young, who feeds the Re
porter's printing press, was pain
fully hurt Wednesday by getting
his knee caught in one of the
wheels of the press and having the
bone dislocated.
There is considerable concern
I among the farmers over the con
dition of tobacco plants. Flies are
said to bo eatiug them badly. The
damage in some neighborhoods is
serious. The cool weather is also
hurting.
MR. W. F. CONNOWAY, of Wal
nut Cove Route 3, has a coin
made 1731), making it 170 years
old any one desiring to see the
coin can do so by calling on Mr.
Connoway. Will sell the coin.
POSTMASTER ROBBED.
G. W. Fouts, Postmaster at
Riverton, la., nearly lost his life
and was robbed of all comfort, ac
cording to his letter, which says:
"For 20 years I had chronio liver
complaint, which led to such a se
verl case of jaundice that even my
finger nail turned yellow; when
my doctor precribed Electric Bit
teis; which cured me and have
kept me well for eleven years."
Sure cure for Biliousness, Neu
ralgia, Weakness and all Stomach,
Liver, Kidney and BMder de
rangements. A wonderful Tonic.
At all Drug stores, 60 oents,
DON'T ABUSE YOUR
STOMACH
by drugging yourself to deaih with 'Mineral
poivins when them Is Something Better.
Have you IllieuiuatUm, Liver and Kidney
Trouble, p*in iu the Back and Sides, are
)ou constipated, liuve vou Indigestion, .Sick
or Nervous Headache, Dizzy Spells, Heart
Trouble and Weak Circulation ot the
Blood? I)o not hesitate to
TRY BUSS'NATIVE HERBS.
They tenovale the entire System by ton
ing up the Uver and Kidneys, relieving
Constipation and purifying (he Ulood.
200 Days Treatment For SI.OO
with a positive gu ran toe in each box from
I The AlonwiO. Jills* Co, to reftind your
money If not as represented. See that the
trade-mark. "AH." is on every box and
tablet.
Kor sale by
E. P. NEWSUM, King, N. 0.
of
Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy
The Children's Favorite
—CURES—
Coughs, Colds, Croup and
Whooping Cough.
This remedy 1* faniouft for It* caret orwr
• large part of the clvilited world. It can
always be depended unon. It contains no
opium or other hnrmful drug and may be
given as confidently to a baliy as to an adult
Price 25 cts; Largre Size, 50 cte.
FOR SALE BY N. A. MARTIN
State of North Carolina, , „
Stoke* County, s '" t,ie Superior Court.
G. M. Allen plaintiff,)
vs. > Notice to non-resident
W. C. Cook defend ant) defendant.
It nppnanug to the court, upon ntliiiavit
filed in tlie above entitled action, that VV.
C. Cook, the defendant above named, is a
non-resident of the State of iVortli Carolina
and cannot, after due diligence, be found
therein, and cannot be |iersonall) served j
with process, and is a necessary party to
this action, the saue being an action for
the specific performance of » contract,
to-wit; Thfo oxeeiitinu of a deed for a
tract of land In Stokes county, in accord
ance with bond for title executed by the
defendant to the plaintilf on the 21st day
of January,l9o3.
It is therefore ordered by the Court that
publication of notice be made for four suc
cessive weeks in the Danburv .Reporter, a
newspaper published in Panhiuy, 'Stokes
county, N, C,, notifying the said W. C.
Cook that an action as above entitled lias
been begun In tlio Superior court of .Stokes
county, N. C., against him, ami to appear
at the next term of the Superior court to
be held for the county of .Stokes at the
court house ||) Pantry, oi( the tftli Mon
day after the 3rd Monday In March 1000,
and answer or demur to the complaint now
on file in my olHce.
And let the defendant take notice that if
he fails to appear and answer or demur to
the complaint during the tcfu\ of tha court
aforeiald, the relief demand In the com
plaint will be granted.
71ils the 17th day of March, l!)0(i.
M. T. CHILTON,
Clerk Superior Court.
Petree & Petree, Attorneys for plaintiir.
AT THE STOKE OF
R. DAVIS,
Winston, N. (J.
• }
You will now find
the newest and
nicest of all Arinds
things for Christ
mas, such as ladies
ready made Suits
and Ilats. Call
and examine her
stock.
LAND SALE,
By virtue of a decree of tin* Superior
Court of Stokes county, made Incline
of W. ('. Matte. Lueco Malic. John 11.
Lawson and wife Minnie, Frank Ro
hanon and wife Rosalie, against
Cora E.'Sheltonforthe sale of land for
partition among the heirs at law of
Ambrose Ma tie, deceaned, I will sell
at public auction for cash tit the
court house door in |)i\nliury on
Momla.v, the 4th day of .lujic liMMI at
1 o'clock p. m. a tract- of 14 l-10 acres
of laiid on the watera of Seven Is
land Creek, Peters Creek township.
Stokes county, adjoining; the lands
of It. I. Dalton and others and
bounded as follows:
Beginning at a Red Oak corner of
lot No. 1 runs Eiist 15 chains passing
a white oak corner to pointer. North
10 chains to a chestnut, WestNchntiifi
to a stake In a bottom South 2
chains crossing a branch to a Mtuke,
\Ve»t 4 chain* crossing u lVßmeh to
a stake, North I chain to a pine.
West J1 chain* to pointers. South !l
chains to the
lot No. 'J In the division of the land
of B. C. Malte and assigned to Am
brose Mabe oil Register Book No. 4(1
page 588 In the office of the Register
of Deeds of Stokes county.
This Is a good piece of land and
well timbered.
This the 16th day of April l'.HHi.
GEORGE W. SMITH,
Commissioner.
W. W. King, Att'y.
Ufli Ll«TPn'ct
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
A Buiy Medicine tor Busy People.
■rinc* Qohten Health (ltd Renewed Vigor.
A tpeolflo for Constipation. Indigestion, TJver
■nil Kidney troubles, Pimple*. Ecxcma, Impure
lilood. Bad Breath, Slurelßh Bowels, Headache
and Backache, Its Rock, Mountotn Tea In tab
let form. SS oents a bo*. Genuine mado by
Hoixurrut Dhuo Company, Miuiison, Wis.
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SAUQW PEOPLE
( New Clothing Store I
1 at MADISON, IN. C. J
m TO BUY YOUR NEXT SUIT. We have just received a \
■ big line. Prices to suit all. Suits from $2.50 to $25.00. ■
m . We also carry a nice line of Shoes, Hats and Shirts. In M
M fact we carry everything that you will find in a first class fur- ■
jl nishing store for men and boys. ■
I YOUR FRIENDS, I
L. J. LACKEY & Co.^
Brown's Warehouse
, Always Leads in
.flftte, ; High Prices
The Winston Market sold the past four
MM months 9,559,805 pounds for $801,264,71,
li-'&i i averaging $8.30 per . hundred. Of this
> ' amount, we sold 2.730,648 lba, for $232,318.-
javeraging $8.51 per hundred pounds.
Figures speak louder than words, so bring
' us your tobacco as fast as you oan prepare
f" f° r market for our advice is to sell and
M.,, get the highest market prices. Our sales
the past four months were nearly double
those of last year and we want to thank our
jaP**wj customers for this increase in our business
and say to all bring us your first load in
January.
John Simpson will get you the very
top of the market for every pound of your
tobacco.
HI, CARTER J Mil.
The Tobacco Sold At
PItDHOIIT WARM.
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. f
Up to Christmas brought 19
cents ' per hundred more
than the market average.
In othor 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 V Is $1.90 per load worth making ?
Don't you think it pays to sell at Piedmont, the leading house in
pounds and prices?
We are glad to tell you that all grades of tobacco are selling well, es
pecially the common ones. We believe that 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, •
HI. W. NORFLEKT & CO.
The BankOf|
|Stokes Countyj
V RESOURCES: $50,000 #
V DAN BURY-WALNUT COVE, N. C. #
Solicits the account of every person in Stokes County M
f who handles money —merchants, farmers, business men,
school teachers, men, women and children. Check ,M
PROTECTION—We are chartered by the State to the
M extent of SIO,OOO paid up capital, with $50,000 author- J
ized; charter recorded in the office of the Clerk Superior
M Court of Stokes County; we are insured against burglars
in Hie sum of $20,000; we have fiieproof vaults and solid w
J steel burglar-proof, time lock safes. Our cashiers are
W 4 PER CENT—We pay 4 per cent interest on certifi-
cates of deposit. Any sum taken. £
This bank is the depository of the public moneys of »
#JESSE H. PRATHER, Pres. W. J. BYERLY, Vice Pre«. C
C Cashiers : EUGENE PEPPER, R. R. ROGERS. W