TbB 0oly hope for man j weakly
Sradfield'
Ulafor
tt is the.
A
r
Lr Menstruation, -j ailing 01 mo
04b Leucorrbaea, Headache
o aAchc and Nervousness. It is a
i cct ren.edy for the distinct ail-
f are the diseases for which it
Y7a k,. taken. (! t i
dm afore.
I.
r-r-i irno A .i
t-rt
aU a source of comforts They
;kc ' a source jof care, also,
ff yru care for your jchild's
hrHh. scud; for illustrated
k on tuc disorders to wnica
aS curcu jui ")U ytai3 .
tn. uti: ty ni&ii tor u eebu.
fc:S. PREY,
lialtimore, Slw.
When God shall crown at last the Vic- The Picayune thig morning pirintB
"i.yr Vi.T 'l- .-. iromjis siait correspondent.
ininstrelTy f ' V g ana JUf" "Wove, at Boston, on the
How were thine' utmost hope accem- va8t wealth of Massachusetts
plisbed. created by manufactures, and hi
vn, warrior, mat has wrought so showing is enormously instructive
No moreC th. ,J t0 P6?! to ee
sword, 00 ana tne Intelligence to understand.
I fight no more the battles of the Lord ; Tne great wealth of -Massacnu-I
ask alone, setts is 20 times greater than that
v,, "k saiut ui jLiuuisiana, ana is an due to
manufacturing. liouisiana is eiirht
When God shall brim the vessel that times as big as Massachusetts and
AnHnu Si - , t has only one-half the population.
And in hi. likeness wake the. satis- The same may be said of the relal
What anchorage of rapture unalloyed ve populations of Massachusetts
Wilt thou desire, oh, woman, hungry- and Mississippi, j L
Tht.??K.K. Massacfiusett. ha8, by the last
vuo guiucu I cen8U8. Over 30 citie rkno nr ooh
iu , pupuiauon irom I0.UUU to 500r
000. Louisiana has one single city
with a population of 15,000 and
overwhile Mississippi has not one
In Louisiana. 10 oer cent, of th
WhenGod replenishes the empty heart, people are engaged in manufacture
Ing soul K we-ioY- and 50 per cent, in agriculture. In
What wilt thou ask, World-weary that Massachusetts, 10 per cent, of the
thou art, people are employed in agriculture
What part wilt choose, who mayst and 50 per cent, in manufacturine.
A twllightpaadlse' a field of rest, '?.
BeasonablgGoodR I i
Slept on mine arm and In my" bosom
lay
The cllngine touch 4
That was so tiny and that meant n
much." -
i yj-jr. . jj. i I "f,uvyaiauiac, a ueiu 01 rest, u i
children re ! subject, and I Green grass, green leaves. flowers lron timber, cotton, raw hides nor;
-t is ,1 "
:? II; a
J
UJLDBR MILLS.
hU tb ke of Cider Dill
faction. Eaay runBinK, eT.nlv hal.n,.
rge grinding capacity. Will pay forJOTl '
wwwm. .
OANB MILLS.
This is the best mill made with
no exception.
jUJ1M 1
la TtTntHW -rU.
tT ituLLiSK Mill, making it t tptiti7t
BUNKING, and STBONGEK th?n i fwl, 5.
Gives thej Cane TWO Pressures.
uenirig all of the Juice. .
1 Vif President,
A. W. HcALISTEB.
against face and breast:
And in mine ear.
Her voice, who passed so Jong before
me here. - t
Pall Mall Gazette.
The Essence of Things. -
wool or is own production. It buys
tnese articles from other states,!
manufactures them and sells them!
back to the producer at a big profit.!
A pound of raw cotton is worth
five cents; when made into fabrics,!
if
rAVID 7THITE.
SfilciB aid Trusl Compasy.
Capital $25,Q00, paid up
Surplus $24,539
KEAL ESTATE
AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
65
The mental attitudes of men that pound is worth from 25 cents
vay greatly according to their dis- to a dollar. Massachusetts . has
position and training. Some are 8,000,000 spindles and spins one
gadgrinds and want nothing, but millions and a quarter bales of
facts which, taken by themselves, Southern cotton to sell back to the
may be misleading. Others seek South. The South hews the wood
essential truths and care little and draws the water; it does the
about the facts which together drud&erv of Droducincr raw materi.
build up the truth. Some lack &1 for the North to manufacture
imagination and insist upon literal and get rich upon. It is this
exactness; others use their fancy which keeps the South poor, and
in making or explaining allegories, always will, until the Southern
A recent writer has pointed out the people shall manufacture their own
difference between facts and truth products. New Orleans Picayune.
in connection witn tne stories of
Christ. and His work to be found
The four Gospels
We keep the VCOOKS" PAN, also the Patent Bottom Pan. The .Pat.ni nt
is made on the reversible plan. It is SElF SKIM Wg Thi 1niL ? V
section to another below, the bottom of the pan - i Juice pa88e8 from one
- juu u..u ny onae aoove or anything in tbe Hardware line call on .
.dl connc. you that our good, are.f ,h. b.st and our pVa '.ft08
fmmm- il tug MB lUi VKlulUe UCB. '
Wakefield Hardware
lire (
- I : .-It -
sum
. '. -Wkfr.I
it &y
n w.
tnpany. 1
He Took Kaila.
The owner of a general store in
Mew's
!TDme Time
I in the Gospels
i i, 1 i I rl t tL.l. .J R. VV aotam vlllarra nnt ma.alaH Tm
uu uub ai CO iu b LICIT BLalcLuent Oil " jv" iu
facts, but thev are not therebv dis. this little town it ia the custom for
credited. Thev are merely renorta the happy bridegroom to set np ro; .
si ears ior an tne concrratniHt. i .r: z o
1
f
To lay in Summer, Fall and Win
ter Goods. The Goods of CLARY
ng to be sold re-
Transacts a General Trust Business.
! . -i s
ications for loans are desice'd
nf th Bnm a tMnra k iflPMi the cicrars for all the conorratuliit- 06 ftva' re SQI
people having different point, of "g who drop in to wUh him g"?'"' fthcB0",t f:in.2 th4e
view.. If they agreed exactly J7- So tbe bridegroom in thi. in- V",!" f cL ''n JT" f
there would be evidence of coll u- "tance had a box on the counter, u" 1 ?' nVTp V .
eion. That thev di..eB in Hat.ii and mo.t of his patron, were re- P hn,e of dd. P.ants ? JP at
i i uan Drice. iuii una nr Khirta
e
BQ I u i" . l t i I rro 1 arl im
fcrsnt amounts ranging from $100 to ruvV "ro '.""inyiiy. as 10 I rTl fcV . " ' - ' , . Bovs' Clothing Drv Good. Pant
we have money listed which essentials, is evidence of their '"V r . geniie-1 rj- vntft; nL. w
The writer referred to naed man lounged in. xne storekeeper. I ' X' .V
isce. Ample .security is a wavs re- hi. who felt friAndlv- t.n l tri. ftrM " xmce line louei
a.r d.f I . j 1 I fkni . int thn. niiflhd thA w bet8' A-iuII line of Hats. A
nMiye-ror rent three dwellings. uiuojouuo ui vpiuivu
:tm Church street! one on 1 Sorine respecting the details of the Bible
it! C'dUege. T- i: 1
Tfjose 'excellent-dwellings"
lit Avenue and improved ah
jrovjeui property, both in
xcatryand listed for sale.
. . r 1 - 1 . "i
131 pn or Address lus for -particulars.
weflini. withstanding difference of opinion MU8t then, pushed the box toward J" "nA r ?ali'n,u
e'I,D,e8 -- .ltu Jtlie nw.nmr . j good assortment of Trunks. Th
ear Kdr- storv. the essence of religion re. "Have a cigar, Uncle Jim he rr,V "4," "Ufc uo r1".1"
U.tn-H -,kw .1.1. smilinlv said . S iney must De sold, and will
miss these bargains.
bale now going on at 110 West
?nA?- and hone. The argument . W Uncle Jim looked at tbe box and V,d ad can't afford to
ju uiuui-i ' .0 11 - 1 i miBs inese Darirains.
city and applied wltn equal force to matters Btureaeeper.
j of less importance arising in everv- "What's this for?? he ai
sked.
1 ' :
ALL
Been gettin' married."
Who? You?" )
Yep. Me."
"An you're standin' treat, eh ?"
"Yep," said the storekeeper.
The old man picked up a cigar.
"How much did these seegars
READY
we promise your
washing,
importance arising
day life. - It is the essence of things
we should look for, not the confus
ing mass of detail.' It is true that
the completed whole is made up of
innumerable parts, but we can see
the effect without studying the de
tail. Impressionist painters have
been moved, bv this idea and have
had a wholesale influence unon art. C08t ye, Ab?" he inquired.
though many of that school have "Oh," replied the storekeeper,
brought ridicule upon it by missing "they cost me 'bout four cent's.!
both the essence and the details of They're nickel cigars." f!
the scenes they have undertaken to The old man dropped the cigar
represent. The rational . impres
sionist, however, seeks to reproduce
the essential effects of light and
shade and avoids distracting de
tails. He is as matter of fact as
his pre-Raphaelite brother, but he
studies the broad general effects,
not the minute items of form and
The storekeeper slightly blushed. Market street, next door to John
II!!
W
We
are
still AGENTS
well-known-
for the
Barker's. Come and see for your
self.
Receiver of Clary & Stack.
Leaks ville
- j
uu vuuuiv iN&lUUU
CHOOSE YOUR DRUGGIST CAREFULLY.
A druggist can do more harm or good than
yaost people give hira credit for. There are dif
ferent qualities in dnir Jnst aa there are in dry
goods, and to the outsider all qualities go by the
same name The difference between purehigh
grade drugs and cheap, inferior drug of the
same name, means the difference between keep,
ing sick and getting well. When a dortor iite
LEAKSVILLE, N.
1890.
1899.
back into the box. Then his gaze
wandered around the store.
'Well, Ab," he slowly drawled,
ef it's all the same to you, I'll
take a pound o' nails." i
And he got them. j ;
ELOf COLLEGE.
(CO-BDUCATIONAL.)
ELON COLLEGE, ALAMANCE
COUNTY, N. C.
Located in Central North Carolina. 65 miles
west 01 xtaieign, 17 miles east or ureensboro, on
the Southern Railway. Noted for healthful-
ness. Remote from demoralizing influences.
Three full, thorough courses. Departments of
Art. ciocuiion ana rnysieai uniture. jror the
cost, best Business Course in the State One of
the best Musical Directors. Unrivaled for
uuug juur uooi 10 us fand we
will forward same to the Mills for
you without extra charge. They
work Wool on Shares or for Cash,
into a variety of products.
m prescription, tie means best quality. When
nlr about oig
cnoose your druggist carefully.
euine ururirisis nil a nrur minn t (..w-.i w
onlr about big profits. , 7
c.
Gr. We WARBe
.mm schedule in tfTect
1 June 25, 1899. "
WINSTON-8ALKM DIVISION. DAILY KX-
CPT SUNDAY.
P.M. A.M. ( P.M. A.M.
5 00 8 20 Lv. Winston Ar. 9 35 9 00
Writ thm J.i-. Vv. vainutuoveAr.8B5 8 20
- voioiujjuc, 60S 9 35 Lv. Madison
i hi S SS,!. ?oIor . lp to build them up.
irF FN lever hiifirlino T,in. In much th
water boiling
our place. G
aouo uu w oua Qayeu aer cuenpess uy lnsiuuiions ox uae advantages.
jLuivion per term 913.00 to 925.00; board 5 to $10.
furnished free on 'application.
Jo Jo PSQEiilKi
GEEENSBOBO, N.
Agents
o.
Ar. 8 18- 7 45
6 11 9 39 Lv. Mayodan Ar. 8 12 7 42
7, 10 10 41 Lv. Martinsville Ar. 7 10 6 40
. . . . 1 10 Ar. Roanoke Lv. 4 35 . .
WESTBOUND.
4.55
LEAVE ROANOKE DAILY.
ie same way one man
Little Daughter's Life.
I am the mother of eight
chil.
and
niv hL . k. . !...... ii . vu I AxneriflnnA wftri morllnlnAa T I President University of Texas and ex-Preu.
-r v y. lowbuso ui n uuoa, lurjjBiwaj tuo r . r "."V- .", dent University of N6rth Carolina :-Elon Co -
the irons may gather theressence of a sermon, dren and have had a great deal of
Opens September 7, 1899.
TESTIMONIALS:
WftSBORO STEAM LAUNDRY.
JjM. Dick, Proprietor.
hUTlTTllflliAQfl ,
In lYuirWiii
bfE GIVE VARIETY
wwfiANDjLABOR.
will remember all ommer.my little daughter had the ie haa sprung up as by. magic,
and illustrative dysentery in its worst form. We ar? i? 3,8
with larice
teachers, ex.
active manage-
'?.VrSe ?oes otbear feoodfru
'4nt nevn down.
t,
We
details; another
:
vuo -luciucuHi auu iiiutJtratlve j J "'J i? c i tensive patronage, wise and active manage
stories, but miss the noint and our- thought she would die. I tried yL5?d b3CMe1 inatin of cui
pose Of the discourse. It needs no everytnD 1 COUld think of, but .President State University: Tour student
argument to show that the truth is nothing seemed to do her any good. s&TtofHte
more to be valued than the facts I saw by an advertisement in our DUpSS?n7eceile!a:Y
which help to make up truth : that Paper that Chamberlain's Colic, 'Harvard UniyersityWwork of an unusually
it is more desirable to possess one's noleraand Diarrhoea Remedy was B ' dr. w. w. staley, President.
self of thn AaBAnn nf thlntra tri.n highly recommended and sent anrl Address J. U. Newman, Chairman. ;
to gather only the dry husks of de- Sot a bottle at once. It proved to j the
tails. The philosophy of the im- De one 01 tne very best medicines
" I : i j -i - 1 - . t
rontr ubwu aown, our, io pressionisis wno pamc pictures is iuouuubo, Atsavea
Heg S frnff '0UUtreei;n a trU6 philosophy, though often my little daughter's life. I am
v :3stlfvtolbisuaUv It misapplied, and should be extended anxious for every mother to know
ihM'eareaii ports) of' every- to literature, to industrial activities what an excellent medicine it is.
.fruli tfeesours bear and to social functions. Our ca- Had I" known it at first it would
.JJlt'.!rue 'to riame. Oiir nacitv is limited : dAtaila ip have saved me a ereat deal of an.
vf vi 111 (IF I I J H
STATE NORMAL
AND
I II 1 I d V.b .-111 . :
i n-t an sections.
INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE
O NOliTII CAROLINA
a positive i.j: . lla Dn1 mv Htfl I .wen w young women thorough literary.
n a w vvv-iaiuB n rw n m v a a w a w a a ma w a m a. a. a 11 a a am a a a mm m rii 11 wm r . ; ; t . .
uina i o ww mb.uk , - nuai! no i . o mw ciawii-u, bcicuuuc, ana industrial education
: I !
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Pamphlet of -io
fit and Cultivate
1 particulars.
ito J ? n.eaHy months with- a view of thines intheir Droner Burdick, Liberty, R. I. For . Faculty of so members. More than 4x
.tl'MVT I.'LIV'10 "lationB, not such a di.tortion of y C. E. Holton, Druggi.t. a. S.S?JS?S'SSVgg
T 'Without n June tilt facts ai we are lure tn-trnt whAn a - . " I except one. Practice and Observation School
'ic.Ut la breali; and so of Ap- Cl? J ' 8et w,hen w A dispatch in vesterdav morri. fPnP"t. Toaecnreboara in dorn,tT
oiuuy kueui iu uciaii one DV One. " . " Wl ,ctv " m tuition appuca.iona snouia oe
w.knM fk.A.. i. n8 8 paper from Victoria to the made before august i.
We Should, therefore, aim to CUltl- Chiraon THhnno rW l Correspondence invited from those desiring
vit o KaKif est mtn1 .in UDlCagO IrlDune, ran in part as competent trained teachers. K
. ah cu! follows: "Commander St. John For catalogue and other information, address
aoie us 10 see tnrougn a mass of uA Trif?a, t7 T '
det.il the e.sentUlg.ubef.c. to f! ftSTffit
get at the essence of things, which Trmr,.O0. OM 1, 'j e
ia the truth-Baltimore . gfS5fi O'Zt
Lost Time. rant of tbe necessities or resnonsi.
Station
"iunn Kill XT.. L-
ursenes,
?iVVl m I
.-A, K. C.
farm!
sjor Sale.
ias-t of Gi-eensboro in
ma iz2$ acres more
uouse in beautiful
and tobacco barns.
prd, meadows and
me home place bf
kased . ! i .
jbis place, about two
w ' . r i'jiii rv i t .. .
A R TtO fJ BROL
Sooksellers Ss Stationers
wn
?7-
a. m. (Vestibuled Limited, for
Bristol and intermediate points,
and Knoxville and Chattanooga,
all points South and West. Pull
man Sleepers to Mempbls-and
New Orleans.
4.23 p. m. for B.uefleld, Pocahontas,
KeoovColumbus and Chicago
and all. points west. Pullman
Sleepers from Roanoke to Col
umbus, also for Radford, Bristol,
Knoxville, Chattanooga and In
termediate points. Pullman
Sleeper Roanoke to Knoxville.
If ORTH AND ZA8T BOUND LEAVE ROANOKE
DAILY.
1,40 p. m. for Petersburg, Richmond
and Norfolk.
1.45 p. m. for Washington, Haters
town, Philadelphia and New
York.
12.35 a. m. for Richmond and Norfolk,
j Pullman Sleeper Roanoke to
j Norfolk and Lynchburg to Rich
mond. 12.35 a. m. (Vestibuled Limited) for
: Washington and New ork.
1 Pullman Sleepers to Washing
ton, Philadelphia and New York
via Lynchburg.
DURHAM DIVISION-Leave Lynch
burg daily except Sunday. 4 GO.
p.m. (union station) for Durham
and all Intermediate points.
Leave Durham. daily except Sunday,
at 7.00 a. m. for Lynchburg and
intermediate poiuts.
For all additional Information apply
at ticket office, or to M.F. BRAGG,
W. B. BEVILL. Trav. Pass. Agt.
Gen. Pass. Agt., Roanoke, Va.
28-St
F&ESXDENT HcIYIS, -
I Kl IM I II I II X oivwuJfcJVLP.
I UUAAAU11U
INDIGESTION
Corad by Johtuon's DyspeptU Car
Algy. What did you do when ?)ilitlel8r of a campaign in the tropL
old Bootstraps caught you kissine 1C8, H ba8 5'000 dead to h ac
hia dnnfrhtAi.9 count, the British officer declrp0
Ferdy.Why, first I started to IZ L hesitation has already tM;
aigue then I started to explain, 8tuat?on tm Xn ho?
then I started to aooloeize. and rMP.on. situation. This. is ypptoms of indigestion or Dyspepau, white
then I started tn ,n k u-u t exacuy tne American view. It in "'T k10"" pound in weight within a
, Siartea tO run, but, bah JOVe, fhp. j,. . j , , f , 15 18 "Ple of month. Im taking .pleasnre in re-
it was too late; I should hare done T, A "nisiration to
that in thA fif recall General Otis and to nn;
- mw utnvDi I . , rw,w m t " -
waiu mcer in cnarge of the "rDaE wDymlornT
"I suffered over two years with Indigestion and
ncrroiM Asyspcpna, unable to eat or aleet. X
count, the British offlr . ' Sftv'SPK!" l??
- MvwiaiCB, I iuw ui7 uapcu me ior a anorx tune. A
Mar denosit
money lor tuition in bank.
till position is secured. or will accept notes.
Cheap board. Car faro paid. Nova-
cation Enter any time. Open! lor both
sexes, catalogue iree. write to-day.
PRAUGHON'S
PRACTICAL
BUSINESS-
-- - - "wwt iu cnarge OI tne IW,B,W xHornTxait8taopa commercial orani
The greatessqueeze of all has come American forces in thePhilinninp. WsTtiB Johnson laboratories, lac lars explaining
-a corset trust has been organized. Charlotte Observer P i . 1 r0?"1! I 'Departi
NashTlHe. Teaa. rr Oalrastoa. Tex.
Saraamah. Oa. Texarkaaa. Tex.
Indorsed by merchants and bankers.
By far best patronized business colleges
in South. Three months bookkeenin?
with us equals six by the old plan. All
commercial branches taught, i For circu-
nome tudy Course,"
Careata. and Trade-Marks obtained and aU Pat1
k -w m . m
feot business eoaaocteaior Moocmatc rcr.
iOvn Ornce i Ooafrc U, s. PATcwrornet ;
and we can secure patent la lca Use taaa Umac!
Iwmfita from Washington. t
i-- . . . - i
Send mocei, orawing or pnoto w.ia oesenp-j
tinn. vve aunse. u paieniaua or noc ire ci:
charge. Oar fee not one tul patent is secured.
. i mf MMirr. How to Obtain PateotV witn
cost of saoe in tbe U. S. and foreign coofiXnesj
sent tree. Address,
:c.A.suow&co.
Or. PATtwT Omci, WASMIHOTON. D. C
Department A." For college
Howard Gardner, Cor. Opp. Postofflce 1 catalogue, address ''Department A V
To d remit La GrioDe take a dose or two
of Dr. Miles' Rcstoralrrc Ncrrinc diil. j