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‘‘1 feri .; ■ w ,i.4; i '. •-'A-,; • w.-',. va ;X ^j ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦#♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ I BLUE RIDGE BA.PTIST. ♦ ^ Established 1900 by X ♦Rev. W. R. Bradshaw, N. Wilkesboro^ * Published by the i ♦ BLUE RIDGE BAPTIST 00. ♦ I Wm. M. Lee, Editor. ♦ D W I Associate Editor ♦ W. Manager. ♦ AK;cr,.TrrmA T ♦ i -.-™ — .50 ♦ >Six mouths 25 ♦ - .35 t r^-) leading Co-educational Schools y l^^oidh Carolina. Literary, Music, Bus- ' iness, Elocution and Bible Departments. 179 Students from 8 Counties. Lastj'ear’s 7S\ attendance 20 per cent better than previous year. Good Literary Societies. Moral influ ences gooI. Board in private families $6 to $9. Tuition $1 to $3. Fall Term opens Aug ust 18,1903. For catalogue, address, S. J. HONEYCUTT, Principal, Eorth Wilkesboro, N. C. A. B. Williams & Go., WHOLESALE PROHTJCE See Us B 4 U Sell We buy for GASH, and pay the TOP of the market on ALL PRODUCE. —HONEST WEIGHTS AND FAIR DEALINGS.-^ GIVE US YOUR TRADE. Phone No. 79. North Wilkesboro, N. C. The Master Bargains ■^of the Town. By far the greatest variety, by long odds the mest reliable goods— without (luestion the lowest prices-easily the most generous treatment- all these have made our store the greatest bargain center of this town. The few illustrations herewith are merely specimens of this week’s mar velous offerings ^Subscription price: ♦One year , months U’lub rates per year.. ♦ m ... [ ♦Entered the Post-office at Nertli# Wilkesboro N. C. as second class! mail matter—September 7—1901 | *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦» A Sad and Lonely Home. W’ithall my heart I long to go and meet my cliildi'eti gone before. They are gone from me to a better home, and will be with me on earth no more. O may 1 meet them on that shoie where sad parting v. ill come tio more. Their sweet voices in my home are still, but it Was the will of God. We know they are on the other shore, and their songs and prayers will be heard here no more. 0 may we meet them on that shore and be with them forevermore. Our home is sad and lonely without them, but the Lord our hearts cau cheer. We know they are safe from sin and strife, and may the young all lead a better life and walk in wisdom’s pleasant ways and follow Jesus all their days. Live so that when this life is done, you can see Angels come around yon to carry you to that blessed home wheie sin and sorrow never come. 0 how i long to join that band and take my children by the hand. Their smiling faces I wi.'l see no more till I see them on the other shore. May the Lord help me to bear this burden, and think of the bright crowns they’ll wear. My bur den seems almost greater than I can bear, but the Lord can comfort us and prepare us to meet those loved ones over there. Dear mother, too, has gone from me, and I long her loving face to see. May We live as one Christian band that we may not be turned off at God’s left hand. It would be a sad disappointment should wefail to see those loving faces. I long to hear that sweet song that I heard so much. I can never those sweet songs forget. Dear children they are gone but not forgotten. Mary E. Smith. Stony Fork, N. C. we mourn? Little Jethro leaves papa and mamma, three brothers and two sisters behind him, while he is gone to live with Jesus, and is in posses sion of a better home than earth can possibly give. Then brother and sis ter, live for Jesus! Train your little children to love Jesus—who said, “I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the first and the last.” “And the spirit and the bride say come.’ And, in onr imagination, those dear ones that have gone on before say come, oh, come! Bless God for the assurance that the humble Christians have of meeting loved ones across the Jordan of death. B. F. Wilcox. Riverside, N. C. 80 YEARS* ’ EXPERIENCE THE OPCRATCa Dovble Daily Trains Carrying Pullman Sleepers, Cafe Cars (a la carte) and Chair Cars (seats free). Electric Lighted Throughovt BCTWeCN Blrminghain, Memphis and Kansas City AND TO ACL. POINTS IN Texas, Okiahoma and Indian Territories AND TMC Far West and Northwest THE ONLY THROUQH SLEBPINa CAR LINE BETWEEN THE SOUTMBA5T AND KANSAS CITY Trade Marks Designs Copyrights Ac. Anyone eenaing a eketch and deeorlptlon may qnlckly aacertaln onr opinion free whether an inyentlon la probably patentable. Communiea. tIoM strictly conadentlaL Handbook on Patents sent free. Oldest aeency for securing patents. Patents Uken throuvh Mnnn A CoTrecelTe special notice, without charge. In the Scientific Jfinerkan. A taimdsoToelr UlnBtrated weeklf, LarffMt cir culation of any sclentlOc JournaL Term*. ^ r VSm* • *vsa-wn»km 4M - . ’ * Descriptive literature, tickets ar ranged and through reservations made upon application to W. T. Saunders, (icia*i. Ast. Pass. Otpv. on F.C.Clark, Tsav.Pass.Ast., Atlasts. Ga. W. T. SAUNDERS Gsb-I AgsRt PsBssngsr DspsrtmsRt ATUkNTA, GA At Horton’s- YOU WILL FIND THE MOST REFRESHING drinks in town. UNSURPASSED ICE CREAM DRINKS ARE --*^EverythinS Neatly Served-^ SEE US FOR SOMETHING GOOD TO DRINK; LEWIS KNOWS HOW TO MAKE IT. HORTON'S DRUG North Wilkesboro, N. C STORE J. L. Sydnob, Pbes. Come to headquarters, where you can get what you wantat the price you are willing to pav. A. M. McGEE. In Loving Remembrance. It is with a sorrowful heart that we note the death of little Jethro Phil lips, son of Bro. R. M. and Sister Ida Phillips. Jethro was born June 21, 1901, and departed this life June 17, 1903—age, 1 year, 11 months and 2C days. Little Jethro was a beautiful and affectionate child, and made home pleasant with his merriment and childish glee. During his entire sick ness of 18 days of hard suffering he was patient and ot>edieut On the morning of the 18th, the remains were carried to New River church. The writer was called upon to con duct the burial services, which was atteiidcdto, there being quite a nuui- bei of friends and relatives present oil the occasion. The remains were laid to rest in New River cemeterv, there to await the Judgment. Our hless-d Redeemer, when he was on earth, called unto him little children and said, “Suffer little chil dren to come uiito me, and forbid them not; for of snch is the kingdom of heaven.” And be is still calling for our little children, taking them from our fond embraces to dwell with him in the eternal felicity of his everlasting kingdom. Why should FflRlVIEHS HWPliElVIEUT CO. INCORPORATED, DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FARM IMPLEMENTS, ENGINES, BUGGIES, i^agons, Buggy Harness and Fertilisers. We have a|* I The Season foi* Dl^HihS and DISC HARROWS is nom on. ^ lapge stock on band and otbeps coming. CHAMPION DRIUliS & REAPERS AUWAYS IfJ STOCK. We are distnibuting ftGEHTS fot* FERTILIZERS, keeping it stored in large quantities. DISCOUNT TO MERCHANTS. FARMERS IMP’T CO. North Wilkesboro, N. C. J) ’■:i
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