| The Big Clearance Salet
| • 3s Over (
| A grand success. Tliousaiidfn of cus- n
n tomers came and bought and saved I
£ hundreds of dollars by so doing. 1
Now for the next: few weeks every- 1
body iiboul this store will be on the S
L getting f IB new goods and making rj
1 preparaifon for our faH business. |
r DuHug this time we liave a few more I
ft two-piece, and a few three-piece suits 1
U that we are offering al jtisi half price. 1
Come to see us. VVe always take care u
I. of our §
| nTL CKANFOiRD & CO. I
■ One Pr;i*e i iolhicrs. Winston, N. C. m
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We Arc /Now Open and Rec?dy
For Business at
i new PicDnoiiT!
rl I
J Th-2 Biggest. and Best y
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V/erc>K>»se Lvcr DBIU jf|
| V For the RRl'e of LE T TO'JRCCO.
k; | Come to see ua when in Winston IUKJ make our lone 1
I a your home whethrr von briug tobacco or not.
Your friotii';:, 11. W. HORFLEET & CH).
If tobacco ' £h:s to fire up, save tlie
I j primings. Do ft let them waste, 'i .ley |
| | waste. They v. "5 you good prices.
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Bite r^
I Old Fasiiiattl State Fair
$:;.5
IN MOM. V WZDS TJ3F OISTHnCJTED fc
a Qreatest Race Meet o YW ■ Mla Puw— i roning J?
Facing, ..£•■: >zu u f.tuepU' Chase Evtry
KIAHR Tvrr* ACTION $
Richmond Hors* i>ur'»» ; FHJI'WcJi-—Plir' tShov. II =OFL
of the Country. 5.1u,»)M:.60 «•* Cash i'rizes.
fi.Mtsst Lire r J f xk feulii Siw IUH ; n ii:e Son Ik
Premium List Includes l' Money Prctrivaiz Si E '~y
Class —Dairy JJer,!--. Li. e • Sc:k yjufr.iily, Sh'.«p .'>>•• l S- +
Poultry and Live Stpcl, I'i 'tins, "aiu I'ro.tjiol-., P.'iraung £
meats, Manufactured Articles. Pd r i'.vxl Exhibit. lv-Un/rate Aft ..'
Department iacluillng iieu.'. l . 1 Wo i;.
Write for Prwr*Sfrrw ;JrA To-Dtty §
IM „I W |„ mm, AIIIIIN-1 mim mmiii B MA MM ll— N r
Reduced Rate* '>u Ail Kailroatln
THE VIRUSNIA STATE FAIR ASSOCIATION, Inc.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
%—hi i ii r .mr^:ic«W'Jßfflr.asr , xs3HßaMi*AcJj
i ' £:. ■ s-m H
MADISON.
! Editor Roporter:
si I'ltT.sa make this announcement
through your paper.
The LiJl g:>mo between Knoll
Heo.'si and Mill Croek Saturday,
Aug. 18l't, was a veTy enthusastic
one. Both tennis d'd nice work
The M II Cree* boys went down
I in defeat. The score being 17 to
lfi iti fa' o' of Knoll Hearst.
Kvoll Hearst and Mill Cree'
r ball trams will cross bats on the
i laLtcr'rf rround Aug. 25. A nice
j g me "i expected. The ladies a'e
! invited.
PLAYER.
John Dolscn Nominated.
i
M;\ -;ohn Dobson was on last
(Situ dty nominated for Solicitor
•y the iJt'publican Judicial Con
! vert: n at Winston.
Tofo'cco Flues and Repairs.
I am : t H irtnian, N. C., to make
your tobacco Hues and sell you j
all kinds of repairs. Will only
iba here until first of Sept. Send
in your order? at once.
J. H. ROBERTSON.
1 Af£lß 2t
UNIVERSITY
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
1789-1906.
I A'jad o! the State's fiduc»li u»I Sy*tcm. I
* DEPARTMENT.
Coilsgiate, Engineering,
Graduate, Law,
Medicine, I'harmacy.
I Library contain* volume-*.
New wnfw worka, electiv' llyrlitx.
central lie/itlnv: «yntem. New
dormitories, K.vmnaH'uui,
Y. M. V. A. tiutlillnjc.
682 STUDENTS. 74 IN FACULTY.
The Fall term Levins
Kept, 10, mh;. Adrtmw
FnAXCIB P. VIABLE, PttRBIDENT,
CHAPEX HILL, N. C,
The office™ for the ensuring
year are ' \
7
MURRY BRANCH.
Murry Brauoh, Aug 20 —Farm-
ers iu this section are talking of
cutting tobacco right soon.
Mr. Charlie Sisk visited his
cousins near Red Shoals Saturday
night.
Mr. Herbert Kay and sister,
Miss Judea. visited Miss Grace J.
Dunlap "Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Simmons was dis
appointed Sunday, as her best
fellow never called. Oheer up,
don't never give him out until he
dies. --
Mrs. Jim Smith, of Meadows, is
visiting her parents rear Gideon
this week.
Lookout Miss Daisy Dodson; the
first Saturday Mr. Herbert Ray
and Miss draco J. Dunlap are
talking of visiting you.
Mr. Biuce Gatewood called on
his best girl Sunday as usual. We
guess he wiil call some day to
CHiry her home with him
JANE.
binnacle Defeats West.'ield 13 to 2.
Pinnacle, Aug. 20 —The Pinna
cle ball team defeated the giant
team of Westfield, August 18, at
J. M. Mitchell & Son's store. The
i features of the-gaine were Mikle's
pitching for Pinnacle ami Ininan's
fine running catch for Westfield.
At the end of the nine iunings
the score was IS to 2.
The line-up of tho Pinnacle
tenrn : Mikle, pitch; Short, catch:
Coon, Ist base; Stone, E. 2nd
base; George, 3rd base; Shelton,
U. fiold; Putner, C. field; Gordon,
L. fiold; Moser, short, stop.
PILL.
Killed Thirty-Four Rattlesnakes.
j Vade Mecuiu, Aug. 20.—A ten
ant on the farm of Mr. W. L. Hall
here last v.eek killed 34 rattle
suakes in one lot, One of them
was a very large one, while the
others were small.
The creeks hoie were the high
est Thursday evening ever known
in the recollection of our oldest
citizens. The miiullust branches
were past fording,
Crops in thi-3 section are look
ing well. Ff-rmers are beginning
to cut tobacco. Mr. W. L. Hall!
says his tobacoo is the best he 1
ever had.
COMPROMISES IN MARRIED
LIFE. •
If marriage meant the wedding
of a saint and nn angal there
would bo no problems to solve, no
perfection to attain, no progress
to make. This may ho wby there
are no marriages in heaven. On
earth, it is different; husband and
wife are stronply human. No
matter how lovingly united or
I how sweet their acoord, they never
: have the same temperaments, ten
j dencies or tastes. Their needs are
I different, their manner of looking
at things is not identical, and in
varying ways their individualities
assert themselves, At any crtic&l
! moment if both express at the
same time, a desire to defer to the
| other's taste, the result is foreor
idained for happiness. This makes
' matrimony not merely union, but
i unison and unity. The spirit of
compromise does not mean a con
tinuous performance in the way
of 6elf-surrender and Belf-s#crafice
it does not mean ceasing to ba jj
voice and becoming an echo; it
does not imply or justify the loss
of individuality; it means simply
tha instinctive recognition of the
best way ofjt of a difficulty, the
: quickest taking Jo avoid a collision,
i ttie kindly view of toieroiiep jn the
presence of weakness and errors
i of another, the courage to meet an
| explanation half-way, the geuer
j osity to be fiiat to apologize for a
discord, the largeness of mind that
! does not fear a sacrifice of dignify
j in surrendering in the interests of
the highest harmony of the two
rather than the personal vanity
one.—From the Sept, Delineator.
A MYSTERY SOLVED.
"How to keep off periodic at
tacks of biliousness and habitual
constipation *vas a mystery .that
Dr, King's New Life Pills solved
.for nfe," Writes John N. Pleasant,
of Magnolia, Ind. The only pills
that are guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction to everybodj or money
refunded. Only 25c at all drug
stores.
| Vcic/kin Valley
- - ** JB
& Ssoonoi/le, (3.
2
FALL TERM OPENS AUGUST 23; l'JOfi. Good board
fa in nice bou&iis s(>.so to $7.00. TtiitL"i $1.01) fo P2X/). Mu
-Bi° and piano, $3.00. Sk,
k PARENTS : Send us your b-iys • d ■ i.'h «. ' w> will
educate them and ko;«p them under j» »o>l tiv •i! on -e. Fiji
K YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN :' L' yon n-e king >urr* 1
?* own way tbroligh 1 if»>. ooine and spon.i Borne ti no \ >th us, © |
jH| we will do yon good. r
ir Wjite at once to
\ 9 9 SBeacA, Sv> |
or N. R. HAMM, Agent for Schoc , r ' N C. J .
; ■ S?fy ■ - W^uM:
Esj mada to imitate GR APl£, ...:d they ari all imitations—
because that rich, sweet flavor is peculiar to the genuine Leaf, and M
|g| we have been buying and manufacturing it for over fifty years. 9
I IT IS MADE BY A FIRM TSIAT ItNOV.'S HOW 9
BLUE' FRONT)
STORE,
WAL/NUT COVE, N, C. 1
1 eiaini fo have tliel
LARGEBT store on rarthwr
liui the CHEAPEST. H
J. WILL EAST, WALNUT UOVE.
\
f New Clothing Stora ||j
J at MADiSON, N. C. "I I
fe TO BUY YOUR NEXT SUIT. We have j.nd m, t '.vwl „ 1
g !»)«line. Prices to eoit all. Suits from $2.50 to $25.00. KM
0 We al»o carry a nice line of Slv>es, Hnts nnd In ®P
U fact we carry everything tlmt you will Hud in a firU ehia»tur- It
■ nislung ejore for men 'and boys.' -'iHi
VL.J. LACKEY &C
sa &s%oru
.L'V - ;.„M "'
John A» BiEr-^ii
IValnut Cove, Sf» C„ |
Head quarters Tor the Stokes Con:- tyf
p!e who want the best good ail
lowest prices. Keep; aiwav.s J
liaiiii afl kinds offarni? ' iJ
plies—Dry Goods S;.
Groceries of a- kinds,,
s tools, and
Guanos. }
At Winston Prio