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Ho man is
Stronger
Than his
Stomach
77k Medical Adviser by
Jt. V. Pierce, M. D., Buf
Jklo, N.Y. a -vswe r$ hosts
qf delicate questions
mbout which ex'.ry man
r tcoman, singlr or mar
Tied ough t to foi.nv. Sent
frte. on receipt of SI cne
mnt stamps to pay for
tercpping and mailing.
LET thfl rrestet athlete bar dyspepsia r.r.d
a' ".h vh v. il soon fail. One's stamina forct-fiillnc-ES
ncl strength of tnind or muscle
depend uxn the oiocc!, and the blood in turn,
requires healthy stomach, for the stomach is the
laboratory where the food is digested and such ele
ments are taken up or Assimilated which mmkm
blood. In consequence all the organs of the body,
such as heart, lungs, liver and kidneys, as well as
the nervous system, fed tLo bad elf ect if the stom
ach is deranged.
Dr, Pierce's Golden
Medical M&covery
helps th- stomach to digret food properly, starts the
liver into dw activity, remoTinj the poisons from the
blood, and tho various organs crt rif H, red bloc-i. in
stead of being il'y nourish.!. ITi" refreshing infiomr
of this extract of r a tire mnr.ici.isl plan to has ben
favorably known for orer 40 years. irrywhera
some neighbor can tell you of th good it has dore.
bold tiy mtt anedlctnc; dealers f n )lai4 or tablet f orso;
or smis SO oue-crn t stamp tm Sir. picrec. allaa'
Hotel. B offal j, atj a trial bei will k t1rl ym.
ter in the neighborhood in which
ilisj rii. raided Since then.
though, he htf see a Kreat de
parture irom that standard
They were indeed high think
ers and simple livers. It is good
sometimes to return to the old
landmarks of our fathers and
compare the past with the pres
ent.
Red Springs, N. C.
Snyder
THE OLD LANDMARKS
Forget Them Not A Disgrace
ful Political Campaign The
Present Compared With the
Past
1 tiia Editor of Re Robeaonian:
The agony is over, and we can
all now take a long breath and
return to our normal condition
that pertained to us before the
lection. In the interest of mor
ality and high thinking, it is to
be hoped tnat not anotner cam
of all of this civic demoralization,
instead of regretting his past po
litical sins, is out in a manifesto
glorying in hit shame and threat
ening to follow up his past Bull
Moose tactics four years from
now. Hii most enthusiastic fol
lowers must admit that bis aims
are purely selfish, without any
regard to the betterment of our
country and who at last "will go
down t- the vile earth from
whence he sprung, unwept, un
honored and unsung."
The Bull Moose supporters are
aign, either national. State or o few in our county that it might
county, will be pulled off as was m superfluous to waste a line
the late one. We are all losers
in our moral and educational
standards and it will take time
for us to get back to our normal
condition.
Just think over the past politi
wl situation, fellow citizens, and
think bow ' far we have fallen
below th standards that we have
heretofore erected as our shibbo
sV th for free and untrammelled
American citizenship. The slush
Into which some of our foremost
aational candidates descended is
a disgrace to our nation.and their
ontamination spreads over to
township constables in some in
stance. What a pitiful lesson
does it present to our boys and
young; men who are entering the
arena of politics! We've got to
all a halt, or the signs that have
kd oihor rations to disruption
and ruin are too plainly visible to
be disregarded by any sane and
thinking man or woman. The
nan who was the principle cause
on such a demagogue, but for the
fact that our young men, many
of whom do nofread up on poli
tics, might be carried away by
bis specious pleadings. Our
rycung men these days are not
drilled in the ethics of manhood,
honor and virtue aswas taught
their fathers, and are apt to fall
away from the old landmarks
that their fathers worshiped.
The writer was interested in a
speech made by Dr. Hill of the
A. & M. College, at a reunion
some time since of the members
of a church in Mecklenburg
county (I can't recall the church) '
in which he described those peo
ple in his boyhood days.
spoke of their high sense of hon
or and integrity. He said they
might condone a due) or a fist
fight, but never a lapse of honor
or of truthfulness. In the writ
er's youth he wellremembers that
honor and truthfulness were the
true criterian of a man's charac-
Fruit and Oyster Supper at Oak"
dale on the 22d.
On the evening of the 22rtd
in st. a fruit and oyster supoer
will be given at the Oakdale
school building for the purpose
of raising money to pay for the
new piano which the committee
of this district has bought for
the use of the school. Oysters,
fruits and many other good things
will be served in hospitable style.
A nice ladies' handbag will be
sold to the highest bidder for the
most popular young lady present
a pumpkin for the ugliest man
present Let all come out and
enjoy this occasion and thus help
a worthy cause.
J. P. Price, Principal
CASTOR I A
Por Infants and Children.
Its Kind Yon Have Ahrays BcsgM
Bears tho
Biffnatvreof
"Dean's Ointment eared me of ecse
na that kJ annoye1 mo for a loij
time. Th result wt luting" Hon
8. W. Mithews, Commissioner, Labor
Statistics, Augusta, Me.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
W Lr TOS VIA MOID BKAXU. a
Imdnml Amm fmr lmili for
N-.it. Main! villi Iiu. K!U.
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BY DRUGGISTS FVFRYWHFtf
A Great Building Falls
hen its foundation is undermined, and
if the foundation of health good diges
tionis attacked, quick collapse fol
lows. On the first signs of indigestion.
Dr King's New Life Pills should be
taken to tone the stomach and regulate
liver, kidneys end bowels. Pleasant,
east, iafe and only 26 cents st all
druggists. .
Good Farming Land for Sale
We own 900 acres of good
farm land six milea from Liliing-
ton, on a new railroad with
station in center, with 150 acres
in cultivation. There are four
good farm houses with out
buildings. The land is gray
soil and does not require any
ditching, and is fine tor cotton,
corn, tobacco, e&ntslopeBi or any
other crops. We will sell this
tract for $16.00 per acre, one
third cash and the remainder in
He j two equal annual pavments.
Ii any one is interested we
will be glad to take up the mat
ter with them by correspondence
or in person.
Yours truly,
Baggett & Baggett,
adv. Attorneys.
Lillington, N. C.
OUR REPUTATION
throughout this country is that
we have proven ourselves to be a
howling success in the Mercan
tile business, and the reasons are
plain. Honest dealings, no mis
representations, fresh goods,
lowest prices, courteous treat
ment to high and low, rich or
poor.
If you have not yet become a
customer, do so at once, and
learn that it is a pleasure to do
business with us.
John T. Biggs Co.
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Between Safety ana Danger
ri -Aw rnan jrctire the protection
FIJIK INSUEANCH.
Wnea Are occurs, the moat raiuabif pe
per s man Las is polic7 in a good com
pony. We represent some of the bes
companies in existence. They pay
promptly and honorably all looses incur
red. Some day yoa may be sorry yon
dkin't let ns write a policy t-day.
Q T. WILLIAMS
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Eyes Examined
DR. JULIUS SHAFFER,
Specialist in Optometry, grad
uate Philadelphia College, reg
istered and licensed by Board of
State, member State and Na.
tional Associations of Opticians,
will be lo
ROWLAND at the Hotel Tues
day, November 19th,
In MAXTON at Maple Shade
Inn Wednesday, the 20th.
In RED SPRINGS at Hotel
Tuesday, the 21st
And in FAIRMONT at Hotel
Saturday, the 23rd
For the purpose of examining '
eyes are subject to and fitting
glasses.
Dr. Shaffer is well known to
cur many readers as a specialist
in his line, therefore does not
need any comment.
wu cims vow
of oaty esuso of Kidaet
QSatfer diaeaair that la xxc&
b(syosd th reach of ras&
sina. Take it at ones. D
not riak having Bright! Dis
6&4WI ct Diabctea. Thcro ia
nothing; Ctdned toy delay.
And Stottlcj.
WSB SSm.vW.
FOLEY" KlDNtTV PEL?
Invited
You are invited to inspect the Iatet
and most up-to-date line of Men's and
Boys' Ready-to-Wear Suits and Over
coats, Underwear. Hats, Caps, Men's,
Ladies' and Children's Shoes ever shown
in St. Pauls. Every garment sold by us
guararanteed to give satifaction or
money refunded.
Coley-McEachern Co.
Opposite Post Office.
St Pauls, N. C.
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Maxtoa Noirlth Carolina
Friday, November
22md9
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At 1 0 : 3 O A. M.
Busi n e s s L o t s-
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Located in the center of the business district of Maxton, N. C. A number of other valuable
tracts of land will be sold on the same date. This property is owned my Mr. MacKay Mac
Kinnon and others, is situated near the Bank of Maxton, being some of the most valuable prop
erty in the town of Maxton.
Maxton is a hustling, wide-awake town. Real estate is advancing in price every day. Tou
can not invest your money in anything that is as sure to pay you a profit as real estate. We
offer an opportunity on the 22nd of November that should appeal to the far-sighted business
man. This property is going to change hands. Don't fail to be on hand for the sale. These lots
will be sold on easy terms or a discount will be allowed on the deferred payments should you
pay all cash. Property sold by Penny Brothers and Thomas Brothers.
J. W. CALLAHAN, Sales Manager,
North Carolina
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Greensboro,