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FAMfELB *| v
(Too late for last issue)
Miss Nora Smith, of Ayden, is
visiting kei' sister, Mrs. R. M.
Prince. i * * •
Miss Ifattie Glees, of Rogtrj
▼ille, Tet*:, passed through lie it
Tuesday.' f * * 1
Mr. P#wel)) of Ballard*, spent
the day at Mr. H. C. Van Nor 11
wick's Sdbday. '
Mia. Matthews, Mus VatiNort
wick ana little Stanley wcut to
Plymouth, Monday.
Rev. Mr, lilcOowal, of Washing
iagton, preached at the Presbyter
ian church Monday night.
One hodse and lot in the town of
Roberaonville for sale by W. A.
Bright. Parlnele, N. C.
The Cbilflrifcn'itaylri the Metho
dist church veary Bice and
much eujoja#by all -wire attended.
Mia* AHe« Jnefea afca nromw.
Lamb, were the goes*'of Mr. and
Mrs. IL C. NanNojtwick Sunday.
Rev. Mr."iumley. of ftotierson-
Yille. filled his regular appolntfnent
at the Presbyteriau church Sunday
•veniug. , v.
Mr. N. O* Vf aNyrtwick. oi gnV
lards, cameTiome J&nday' morning
to spend a few days with his pa
rents.
Mr- and Mrs. Harvey Bright and
little Frackie, of Greenville, were
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Bright Sunday.
Miss Hudson left for licr home
•Tuesday. She has made many
friends in Parniele, and her pres
ence amon§ M Will -jber greatlv.
missed.' - t* | v £.J\
Miss MaiilUJlfntifeiew*, Mi£ Lft
l la VanNortwick and little Stanley.
lof Rocky Monnt, came down Sit
lurday night to spend a few davs
■ with Mr. and Mrs. 11. C. Van
r Nortwick.
Mo Pltf Sicri
"For years fate was after me con
tinuously" writes F. A. Gullcdgc,
Verbena, Ala. "I had a terrible
case of Piles causing 24 tumors.
When all failed Dnckien's Arnica
Salve cured me. Equally good for
Barns and aches and pains. Only
ajc at Biggs'
■ Many people who arc neglecting symptoms of kidney trouble, Roping 4 1t will wear away," are H
m drifting towards Bright's Disease, which is kidney trouble in one of Rs wont forma
\m FOLIYSKIDNEYCUKE
, ■ _ 11 stops irregularities, strengthens the urinary organs sod builds up ttos worm-out tissues £9
of toe kidneys so they will perforin their functions properly. Haaltby kidneys strain out I
■ the Impurities from the blood as it parses through them. Dissased kldiieys do noL and I
. ■ VfVMmrEl the poisonous waste matter is canied by the circulation ,io every Dart of the body, g
■ iVn J \ causing dizziness, backache, stomach trouble, sluggish liver, irregular heart action, etc. H
I If you have any signs of Kidney or Bladder Trouble commence taking FOLEY'S I
■ V KIDNEY CURE at once, as it will cure a slight disorder in a few days and prevent a I
fatal malady. It is pleasaqjt to take and benefits the whole system.
Mow to Find Out. m 9. B. Burheos Tactiron After Pour T»r*
RS r Br =" i fXr Too can eatily de»etm«sa if your kldneyo art O. B. Durhaoa of Carlisle Cer-tor, M. Y., wlteai
Hfl S.*f£v t! out of older by settioe aalde for 34 bpnr« • "AlMut four year* «#o I wrota you »uac« that I bad tow KXtrr'T FU;
KM 'W/.'Sj, bottle of the arms passed npon arising. If cured ot a nrrero kl doer trouble by t«ki«t 1«»1 than two betttve of K j
I Upon examination it 13 cloudy or mttkj Of bfll Poky 1 ! Kidney Co/%. It «otlrc!y Stopped tbebriefc-du-it sedlmettt and l
&3 .. • brick dost sediment Or Snikll float »jrmptoei« of Mdacv disease disappeared. lam jlsJ to my that pa
■ ■ abattin it, Voor kidney* .re dTUa.ed, and V.SZJ W'
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IH at iTVt ; kiaoeT or bladder troabU.*- H
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IIOBGOOD.
(Too late for last issue)
June 29.1904.
Rev. G. L. Mcrrcll preached in
Bdgecpmbe last Sunday.
We had a nice rain last Moudny,
and fcribps are whoopi&g.
Rev. D. B. Parker preached at
Afilliains' Chapel last Suuday.
W. G. Hedgepeth and Mrs.
Mollie Belle wcut to Scotland Neck
last Thursday. ,
l>t. J. A. White, of Plymouth,
is speuditig a few days here visit
teg his mother.
Mrs. T. 11. Hdmondson returned
yesterday from Koauoke Rapids
where she has beeu visiting rela
tives.
All the crop; in thissection are
lookiug fine. They are \*ell work
ej up and are well advanced for
the season.
Miss atattie ftlurchison, of Gulf,
who has been spending quite a
wtaile with her aunt, Mrs. O L
Merrell, returned hoini last Thurs
day.
Miss Delia Murchison, of Fay
ettcville, left for tier home last
after spending several
days with her aunt, Mrs. G. L.
Merrell.
Mra. K. M. Goidy, whj has been
sick, is much improved and is re
gaining lost strength rapidly.. She
is receiving calls ao J payfug visits
right along.
Miss Hazemorc nud Mrs. Brftges
•ml children, of Lewiston, and
Mrs. Peel, of Palmyra, are speud
ing a few day*? with their sister,
iMrs. D. B. Parker, of our town.
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There was an ice cream supper
Riven by our genial, clever nnd
highly entertaining townsman, Mr.
P. A. Ruffin, last Tuesday night,
complimentary to the veiling
youux ladies. Ice cream, cake and
other daintv refreshments were
served, and was freely and
heartily enjoyed by a large crowd.
Owing to the rain thev had to be
served in the dinilig roam instead
of on the lawn, as first intended.
The young couples entered in the
following order: W. IJ. Gal!iu
with Miss Mollie Worfley, W. 13.
Hyr.ian with Miss Kffie Worsley,
Robert Baker with Miss Sallie
flyman, E. C- Ruffin with Miss
ffijc (Sntcnirise.
WILLI AMSTON, N. C„ FRIDAY, JULY 8. 1904.
[ Mollie Lewi*. M. P. Whichard with
Miss Mattie Murchiaon, S. AV. Hy
man with Miss Mary Hobls, Dun
can Murchison with Miss Allen
Itymnii.Mr. Coleman tvith Miss
IXlIa Murchison, Thomas White
with Miss Fannie Staton, F. A.
Rulhn with Miss Alma Murchison.
-fc.
Right vas Her Terror
"I would cough nearly all night
long,' 1 wrtes Mrs. Chis. Applegate
of Alexandria., "and could hardly
get any sleep. I had consumption
so bad that H I walked a block I
would cough frightfully and spit
blood,but when all other medicines
fiijed, three sl' 00 bottles of Dr.
King's New Discovery wholly
cured me anil I gained 5$ pounds"
It's absolutely guaranteed to cure
Coughs, Colds, La Grippe, Bion
chitis and all Throat and Lung
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JAHESVILLE.
July sth, 1904.
W. W. Walters wen to Williams
ton Tuesday.
Mr. F. A. Boyle went to Wil
liamston Tuesday.
Preaching at the Methodist
church Suuday by Rev. Mr. Iluai
bte, of Robersonville.
It is rumored that we are to have!
barroom to be run by Mr. J. T.
Casper, of Hamilton.
Let everybody take a trip to Not
folk on the 13th and 14th. Round
trio tickets for $2. For only two
dollars you will see tfie sights aud'
have a good time. j
GOD CALLS 11KK TO SI.KKP I
The soul of Miss Delhi I. Jack-1
son left this world of despair and'
darkness, taking its (light to :c- 1
gioas of joy in heaven,ou the morn-I
LISL 1 /-!? 1 ' I 'IPJi - a . t . A3!
a shock to tfce town and connnu-1
nitv. Slie was 0:1 c who krtfcw the
art of friendship making, aud every
one who knew her loved aud ad- j
mired her excellent qualities. Mtss '
Jackson was 21 years old.
"She w;i> a beloved member of the
Christian chifrcli, of tlii.s place, and
was very ariive in her religions
life. Slia died with typhoid fever.
Death comes to all; niftge is ex
empt, the roads on which tli~
great pass and the simple path of
the lowly, however different in
their course, to the same one it
coiDes equally to all, atid brings all
to an equal. Miss Jackson leaves a
father, mother aud .sacral brothers
and one sister to mourn tlurloss of
a dear one. The bereayw family
has the sympathy of the town aud
community.
bleep, sleep tliou peaceful sleeper that
know no wakcuiny,
Thy soul be at rest with the angels in
beaveti,
Where sorrow is known no more, and the
thief is kept from the door;
will be at rest with angel*
j of joy.
So sleep, sleep, thou peaceful sleeper.
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Entertained His Friend?
Kittrcll, N. C., June 30th, 1934
Master John Boddie Crudup en
tertained a number of his little
friends Wednesday afternoon at his
beautiful country home, in honor
of hie little cousin!" Miss Susie I'ip
pin Purvis, of Hamilton. N. C.
Much aniussmeut was afforded
by pinning the tail on a donkay.
Miss Rosa Hunt received the prize
for pinuiug it nearest the proper
place.
Delightful refreshments were
served in the spacious oTtfsii 2 room.
Among those present were:
Misses Susie Pippin Purvis, Cora
and Rosa Hunt, Margaret Capc
h.irt, Kate Hlackuell, Margaret
l.oetina and Nannie Bedford Wil
liams, Annie May Barnes, Josephine
lieid and Masters Ashhurn aud Jack
Capeliart, I.ee and Thomas Hunt,
Tucker Reid, Harcourt
Guy and Charles Barnes aud Tom
Skiuuer Kittrcll. '
ANNOUNCEMENT
We will liave an Educational Ral
ly at Hamilton Saturday, 16th iu.st.
Gov. Aycock and State Supt. J Y.
Joyucr luvc bsea invited to deliver
addresses." County Superintendent
will have charge of rally in my ab
sence.
IS very body invited to come. Let
the fanners, merchants, and frauds
of education, take a day off and at
tend this rally. Social invitation
to the ladies. Parents are requested
to coma and bring their sous nnd
daughters. Make it a day of recre
ation, pleasure and social enjoy
ment.
The wealth of thin country is not
in btuks, factories, railronds,houses
and laud. The wealth of the V. S.
Is in its people. The best way tbsre
fore to increase the value of our
lands and homes, is to increase the
capacity of the people; and the way
to increase a man's capacity is to
educate hiiu. If by educatiou the
earning power of a man call be
from *\ a day to $2 3 and fo.the
amount of money expended in '.d
niciit (hat can be matte 01 it. '
Art "uneducated child has v one
chance otit of 150,000 of Attaining
distinction as a factor in the pro
gress of the age.
A common school education will
increa*: lib chances nearly four.
A hish school training will in
crease the chances of the common
school boy twenty-three times, giv
ing-him "eighty-seven" times the
uneducated.
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provjdtK the wonderful opportuni
ties for success to the capitalist .pro
fessioual man, farmer, miner, labor
er, or trades, that exists iu the
Great Southwest.
Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Ok
lahoma, Indian Territory, Texas,
New Mexico and Arizona, await
lutfu with money, brain and muscle-
Science has declared the climatic
conditions of this section the grand
est iu the world.
Special round tiip tickets, to
permit you to investigate, and full
information furnished upon appli
cation to, VV. T. SAUNDERS,
D. P. A., Frisco System,
1108 East Main Street,
« Richmond, Va.
VALUE OF SALT.
I
#l»w 1« Mar Br i.rj to (teller*
VftrfloM* I! In,
Salt clenniKM the imlatc and furred
tongue, nnil n cnrsl? of anlt mid water
la often cHlcncioua. say* Table Tn!k. A
pinch of stilt on the tongue, followed
ten minute* afterward by n drluk of
cold water, often nra a sick head
ache. Suit lumh-n* gems, m,*ke« troth
white nml Kwcctriu; the breath.
Cut flower* may be kept freah by
adding unit to the water. Weak ankle*
ahonltl he rubbed with notation of sail
water n >«t alcolioL Uiw cold*. buy fe
ver and kindred a friction* may l>o
Biiuh relieved by tialng Hut- dry salt
like snuff. I>y*p. iM.ln. heartburn and
lndlge«tton are relieved by a cup of
hot water In which a sunill spoonful of
salt had been (Unsolved.
Salt nml water >*>ll romctlnies re
lievo an uucoum-lou* person when hurt
If brandy or other retm-diea arc not at
hand. Hemorrhage* from tooth pulling
urc Mopped by tilling the month with
unit and water. Weak iiud tired eye*
lire refreshed by bathing wttb warm
Water ami unit.
I'ubllc speakers mat many noted
Nlmn rs use n wash of salt ami water
before and after using the voice, as It
strengthens the organ* of the tliront.
Suit rubbed Into tlu» scalp or IHADHIOU
aIIy added to the water In washing pre
vents the hair fnlllng out. Kcntbers
uncurled by damp -.veatber are qutckly
drled by stinking over a lire In which
salt has been thrown.
. Knit always should tie eaten with
tints, nnd a dessert frnlt salt should be
specially madu.
How la Laaatfrr I anaa
In lauudsrlug battenberg nud raosls
sane* lacea It Is IwtUr uot lo Iron tluun.
Instead, pin a white flaiuisl uluUi to the
Ironing board and over this put a ales a
white piece of eheaaecloth I'ki the
lace down carefully at a'll the SMillopa
nnd |>elata ami stsud life board naar a
radlati.r or register where Hie boat will
dry It quickly. The reeulle are fsr
more antisfnrtory tbau using an Iron,
and the hue will last twice aa lotic.
• law la Wash Summer "rills
The old fashlonsd way to wash eol
orod materia Is Is the tat*, first pre
pare a pull of eold water with a tnbls
spoonful of Imras. Leave the colored
goods In this for an boar, then dip
them Into a tub of wnrm taurine suds, 11
tnbleH|iOO!iful of borax to 11 gitllou of
Son'i u " ,h " " w fnty by shaving
without wi!.| , .' K ...V?. , ?.. u .- .*-TK.°X «**!!»
an.l l.iHt. If dee'red. put through pule
bluing wnler, but for k"mls hiivtni; 11
cicuni ground blultip Is not lined any
more. This shuttle method of I Hinder
ln«r eoloi'itl fabric* Is luvnrlnbly suc
cessful, loavlng the ni'».st delicate tints
Untouched And will). It make  every
a bite part exquisitely clean and fresh
It keeps the color from running or
streaking. All colored to ids SIMIUM
drl|> dry out of the sun If possible.
How to Ctemi on litvollii'a Itmoaa.
I>o not try to sweep 1111 Invalid's
room, but wring n clean cloth out of
001.l water to which a few drops of am
monia hare been added and carefully
wipe the carpet, mntting or floor, turn
ing nnd rinsing the cloth and changing
(lie water ns It nets dirty.
How to tan Small Fialla,
If you wnnt your smut) fruit, stw-h ns
berries, to taste like fresh fruit, try
tills way of doing them up: Wash your
rami thoroughly, fit the rubber* on.
then 111 l ns full with the cleaned fruit
ns possible without cru*lilUK. When
the EN lIN place suiter in a sauce
pun, allowing two teitcu;>fuls of grit nu
ll! tod sugar and one pint of water to
each Quart can. Stir until sugar dia
solve**, then twill uutll It dro|ie like
honey from the spoon. Wrap the ciius
In a clotli wrung from hot water, then
l>otir In the hot sirup, tilling to over
flowing. fkrew on tbe tops, set upside
down nud leave until tbe next day.
Then nee thut the covers are tight uud
sot In II cool, durk plnce.
How to Serve Duilan.
In Mrving sardines uisny pe»if4e
drain nud wipe the flsh, nud, after
placing 011 the serving platter, pour
a tenspoonful of piu-e olive oil over
each. This Is supposed to render tbcm
more delionte In flavor.
llow to Pravrat Willi.
Ooeer yonr flower tied over with salt
from one Inch te two Inches deep
Ikimpcn the salt occasionally and leuve
M on the ground fer a twk or tou
days. This will be sufletent time to
kIH not only Uw weeda, but slao all
sseda that may be In tbe soil ur ou tbe
surface. Before planting dampen Uie
ground thoroughly and let It alone ovar
ii igbC Serape off all tbe salt en tbe
surfsee in tbe morning and let It re
msln en til dry enough to work. Then
plant your eeeSs and yon need have no
I ear of being liotbored with weeds.
Slaw Ui Maka Taa rtaffa.
Upon sli teaspoon/ule of inlsed tan
pour two quarts of freehly boiling
water, stand for ten mlnutee, strain off
and sweeten to taste. When cold,
fieece.
How to nisinfeet Slaks.
Copperas Is an excellent disinfectant
for elnks, sewers and nuy drains. It
should tie dissolved hi hot water In tbe
proportion of a pound r.nd a half to tbe
gallon. F|ve cents' worth Is enough
to disinfect a small kitchen elnk or nny
similar drain. After using the oopper
ns follow It with clear boiling water,
rinsing thoroughly. It corrodes any
metal with which It comes In contact
if this is uot done.
llow to Raaaova Slabbora Serewa.
A stubborn scfew can generally be re-
without dlfliculty if the screw
driver Is heated before it Is applied.
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SnKlnn A«ll«n io Word.
Mr. Stnylntp—So your sister kocpi
foil well Miijipllpit wltli pocket money?
Tommy—Yea.
Mr. Ktuylnto—l presume yon have tc
do RomeililiiK In return?
Tommy (yawning)— Oh, yen. I havr
I to fotno in nnil yawn when vi«ltors art'
•laying too late.
MuVlr.u a Date.
Student nriug your Mil la a IDOL Hi .
Tailor—And then-
Student— Then I will give you an
other appointment.—Fllegende it in iter.
■ti r«u.
Oaddlo-Why don't you lilt It ns hard
M you Mil!
Tin- tilrl—l'm nfrold It would-tlre us
to walk iih far ns the bull would go.—
New York Kvfiilns Journal.
Had Not l imuurd.
"Oli, uncle! You said thnt If I would
wait here until you came back you
wouldn't be long."
"Well, wlmt about ItT"
"But you ure Just as long as you
were before."
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Too Lot*. /*' '
HVhtl'i tbe matter, «ry fcohyr
I tkoMjdU U was maw met
laid me not tor no In swimming, aa'
}uat remembered U waa pawl"—
OUNRO American.
A t«l> o4 Wm, ■>'(
Mrs. Mouse— Oh, dear I What shall
I do? Some tramps ate our roof last
nlgbt, nud Mr*. Jouee doesn't bake
again until tomorrow! —New York
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pwSER'I
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THERE fS NO SUBSTITUTE
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8. S Brown, W.M.; 11. I). Tiivlor, 9.
W.; Me. G. Taylor, J. \V.; T. W. Thom
as, S. 1).; A. F. Taylor, J.I); S. K. I»'KK H r
Secretary; C. I). Carstarj>Heii, Treasurer;
M.M. Critcber ami |. I>. Higgs,Steward*;
R. W. Clary, Tiler. ' .
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Mc. G. Taj lor.
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ell, K. J. Feel.
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R. Ballard, P. K. Hodges.
Asvu'M— G. W. Mount, \V. M. York,
11. M. lt'.irraii.
Marsha w,—J. 11. Haltoll.
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