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THE ROANOKE NEWS THURSDAY, FEB. 7, 1901. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY JOHN W. SLEEGE, Editor and Proprietor. D. E. STAINBACK, Associate Editor- t - -. Entered at Post Office at HVWon at Second-Ctutt Matter. BATES OF SUBSCMPTION IN A OVA NCR. One Year (by Mail), Postage Paid $1.50 Six Months 75. A Weekly Democraticjonrnal devoted to the material, educational, political and agricultural interests of Halifax and sur rounding counties. t&Adveitising rates reHsonaM? and tarnished on application. Mrs. Nation emrdmizes her temper ance remarks with a hatchet. The President ban proclaimed the lew extradition treaty between the I'uiteii States and Peru. Dunn k Co., report the business fail ures for January as 1,2 12 in number and (11,220,812 in amount. The Illinois Railroad Company pays to the State of Mississippi S.50,000 back taxes nnder a recent decision. With the rival baseball leagues black listing eaeb other's players and members of the New York 400 snubbing one an other, conditions in high life are distinct ly chaotic. FoRTT sailors from the United States cruiser Albany, oonvicted of mutiny, while the warship was in dock at Hong Kong, have been sentenced to various terms of imprisonment at Cavite. It is said that the new King of Eng land will ask for an allowance of $2,500, 000 a year His mother cot along with $1,925,000. In addition to this they will have to foot the (10,000,000 debu which he owes. Tbe fates fix things right sometimes. A fellow in Pennsylvania, who last week sold his wife for filly cents, was caught shortly afterwards stealing iron, jumped into a river to escipe and was drowned before he had swum fifty yards. When we get a little sniff of cold weather down this way, and the mercury drops to within 23 or so degrees of zero, we think it is cool, but the fellows up in the Klondike where it stood from 68 to 78 below, last week, would think ours Summer weather. It is said that the flow of oil from the well near Beaumont, Texas, has been so immense that in going to it one has to travel through oil a foot deep over the county roads for miles. It poured tut so fast that the earth reservoirs hastily dug could not hold it. The Wilmington Messenger suggest that a monument be erected in Raleigh to the memory of General Robert E Lee. We are heartily in accord with our esteemed co-temporary in a move so patriotic, and one which appeals to all true and loyal citizens of North Caroli na. Your farm is your bank. The pro per way to increase your capital is to add to the fertility of your soil so as to in crease its productive powers. The bet ter the soil the greater interest it will pay. And don't expect to keep check ing oat without making equivalent, or greater deposits or Nature will protest. The proposition that marriage and divorce should be made uniform in the several States by Federal statute is being widely discussed in the press and finds many advocates. The ease with which divorces are obtained in some of the Stttes and the alarming increase in the ratio of divoroes to marriages, are pointed out for reasons for uniform and stricter laws governiog divorce. Indeed so fre quent have divorces become, that they constitute a serious problem and al most a national disgrace. A few years ago divorces were few and far between in North Carolina. Now the frequency of them grows alarming and it is certainly high time some kind of a oheck was put upon them. The whipping post seems to be grow ing on the other side of the line. An Indiana solon proposes offering a bill which provides the lash as a punishment for numerous offences, ai.d now a Con necticut soion wants to see tbe w. p in troduced in his State. Some years ago they thought the whipping post in the South awful. W seethe necessity for it in North Carolina at every term of Halifax Crimi nal court. The oounty is put to an enor mous expense to try the many petty Iiroeny cases and a few months in jail is the only punishment allowed under the statute. Tbe whipping post would have t n times tbe eft ct od be much more economical. HAD TO CONQUER OR DIE. "I was just about gone," writes Mrs Rosa Richardson, of Laurel Springs, N. U., "I bad Consumption so bad that the beat doctors said I could not live more than a month, but I began to use Dr. King's New Discovery and was wholly cured by seven bottles and am Dow stout and well." It's an unrivalled life-savor in Consumption, Pneumonia, La Grippe and Bronchitis; infallible for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hay Fever, Croup or Whooping Cough. Guaranteed bottles 50o. and II. Trial bottles free at W. M. Cohen's drugstore. A pruimneut Chinese newspaper, of recent date, which has just reached Washington, says. "A very important movement is going on all over China, and more particularly along the vantage bai-in, in response to special orders Irutu the viceroys and governors. Bodies of 'volunteeis' aie being actively enrolled and drilled in the use of firearms, nomin ally for their owu protection, but in reali ty they form a large and formidable re serve force. Every guild and trade, io addition to all well to do gentry, have these 'volunteer' bodies, who are paid and armed by the government. They are not a public institution like regular troops, but are dispersed in towns and villages without any distinguishing fea ture, and in tbe event of further hostili ties will sprit g up from all quarters." Impeachment proceedings have beeu instituted atiainst Chief Justice D. E. Furehes and Judge R M. Douglas ol the Supreme Court of North Carolina. In the House of Representatives a resolution was introduced by Representa tive Locke (Viig, of Buncombe, lookiug to the impeachment of the Chief Justice and an associate member of the highest court io the Statu. The charges on which the impeach ment proceedings are based are that bath judges violated the Constitution in issu ing the mandamus upon the Treasurer to pay the claim for back salary of The ophilua White, Shellfish Commissi mer, when the Legislature, by expressed act forbid such payment. The resolution created a sensation when introduced in (he House Thurs day. While sucb action has been talked of, no one was expecting the matter at this time. The fact that the resolution was introduced by one of the leaders on the fljor of the House makes the impeach ment proceedings all the more serious As soon as the resolution was introduced it was referred to the Judiciary Commit tee at the rtquest of the author. The hill was later referred to a sub committee of five, of which ei Judge W R. Allen, of Wayne, is chairman This subcommittee, which consists of Mr. Allen, of Wayue, Mr. Craig, of Bun combe, Mr. Graham, of Granville, Mr Conner, of Wilson, and Mr. Spainhour, of Burke, is to consider the bill and make an early report. WARNS HIS RACE. REV. 8. P. W. DREW, COLORED, or NEW YORK, DEL1VEKH AN ADDHESg IN WILMINUTON A.NI1 GIVES HIS RACE SOME EXCELLENT ADVICE. Rev. Simon P. W. Drew, D. D , col ored, of Brooklyn, N Y , president of the Lincoln National Employment Burca addressed a large meeting in Wil mington last week, and explained that his object in coming to North Carolina wjs to discuss the wholesale exodus of negroes from Wilmington and other points in the South to New York aud other northern cities with the expectation of getting lucrative employment. He told bis colored hearers that New York was a mighty poor place for negroes, and tSat there was very little work there siiled for tbem. They might think they would find everything favorable but they would not. Negro girls, he said, were not wanted as servants, as there was plenty of white foreign help, which New York fami'ies prefer, as a rule. As for the males, there was no room for them as laborers, as experienced white labor was there in abundance, to be given the preference and crowd negroes out. There was no room for them as barbers, no rucm for them as blacksmiths, and in fact few openings for the negro, as experienced whites were there to out compete them io nearly every line of labor. There was no chance for them in politics, as negroes cannot hold office in New Yort. He said he learned that some negroes had left Wilmington on account of a riot, which probably some of them were re sponsible for bringing on hut he would like to say that the Wilmington difficul ty did not compare with the anti-nepro riot last fall in New Y'ork. He also pointed to the recent burning ef a negro in Kansas to show (hit the negro stands no more showing from violence in the north than he does in the south, when ho commits crimes 'hat call for the ven geance of the whites. He related bis pcrsooal observations of the crowding of negroes to New York. They can't get employment and they become chargis oo the public, take to stealing and get imo the penitentiary and the women in many instances find their way to the slums. He assured bis hearers that there were now negroes in New Y'ork aho had just such experiences. He advised every negro, unless he has means to sustain himself not to think of going to northern cities. A FIREMAN'S CLOSE CALL. "I stuck to my eugine, although every joint ached and every nerve was racked with pain," writes C. W. Bellamy, a lo comotive fireman, of Burlington, Iowa "I was weak and pale, wi. bout any ap petite and all lun down As I was about to give up, I got a bottle of Electric Bitters and, alter taking it. I felt as well as I ever did in my l.fe." Weak, sickly run dowu people always gaiu new lile, strength and vigor Irotu their use. Try them Satisfaction guaranteed by W. M. Cohen, druggist. Price 5l) ceuts. The fellow who goes out for a lark takes swallows first. W. M. Coheo, the druggist, will re fund you your money if you are not sat isfied sftor using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They cure disorders of the stomach, biliousness constipation and headache. Prioe 25 oents. Samples free. CRIMINAL COURT. Many Cases Disposed of And Some of The Sinners Will Have Plenty of Time for Re flection. Halifax Criminal Court was adjourned by Judge Moore last Thursday afternoon. Judge Moore took occasion to remind the Solicitor, members ol' the bar aud others that this teiui of court ended his official relations with the people of Halifax couo ty. He expressed a wish for the happi ness of the people and thauked the offi cers of the court and others for their uoiversal kindness to him during the time he has served as Judge of tbe court. The followiug are the cases disposed of: Slate vs. Sidney Turner, c. o w. pleads guilty. 4 months in county jail, Staters Ishaiu Hawkins cruelty to animals six months in county jiil. State vs Wm Johnston-1. and r.-verdicl of jury, guilty. 2 years in Slate peniten tiary. State vs. A. Franklin I. and r. ver dict of jury, guilty. 5 years in State s prison. State vs. Jerry Washington a and b. pleads guilty. Judgment suspended oo payment of costs. State vs. Robert Williams I and r. jury trial. Verdict guilty. 12 mouths in peuitentiary. State vs. Lawrence Thompson 1. and r defendant pleads guilty and is sent to county jail for six mouths State vs. A Woolen a. and b. thrt e months in county jail with have to hire out. Slate vs. Jake llarrisou and John Jenkins a. and b. Verdict of jury Harrison not guilty; Jenkins guiliy and given 4 months in county j di.sentence to he struck out il costs are paid. State vs. Sam Allen a. and b. de fendant pleads guilt); 5 and costs; paid. State vs. W. C. Owens o. c. w. pleads guilty; $2 5tt Sue aud 4 months io county jail. State vs. Ida Gamer and Ey Gunler a. aud b defendants plead guiltv; judgment suspended on pajmentof costs Slate vs. Thomas Fields aud Gus Als ton, affra); verdict guilty. $10 and J costs as to Fields. Alston 4 months in county jail uuless he pays J costs. Stale vs. Calvin Ponton aud Mana Flugg a. and b Verdict guilty. 5 months in county j iil as to Ponton, to be slruck out if he pays costs. State vs. George Anderson and Lewis Dix in. Verdict guilty. Dtx.m 1 year io couuty jail; And-rson 8 months in county jail. Slate vs. Washington Weight c. c w. defendant pleads guilty. JudgrneU su-pnuhd on pajuient of costs. Paid. State vs. Edwaid Lei I. and r defeudant pleads guilty. 8 years in State prison. Slate vs. Dol, Smith- I. and r. ver dict guilty, li in. .i t lis, in county jail wiih leave to hire out. State vs. Diis Johnson c c. w defendant pleads guilty aud pays $11 CO costs. State vs George Smith and Jim Dow den 1. and r verdict guilty. 5 years each in Slate's prison. State vs. John Faulcon I. and r. verdict o1' the jury guilty. 12 months io State's prison. State vs. George Smith, No. 2 I and r. verdict guilty 3 years in peni tentiary. State vs. S j i lie Burnett I. and r. verdict guiliy. 0 m wllia in State's prif on. State vs. Eh nza Davis, alias Ln-khart, 1. and r. Verdict guilty. One year in penitentiary. State vs. Maek Moore and Thomas Eaton burning gin verdict guiltv. Moore one year in State prison and Eaton 15 years in the same institution. State vs. J no. A. Jenkins selling without license verdict not guilty. State vs. Charles Ponton, (colored) 1. and r. verdict guilty. 12 months in Stale's prison. Slate vs. Asb Williams c c w. verdict guilty. 4 months in county jail with leave to hire out. State vs Joe Conner housebreaking verdict guilty. 3 years in penitentiary. State vs. Bennie Tabor I. and r verdict guilty. One year in Stale's pris- MARDI (IRAS CELEBRATIONS. NIW ORLEANS, LA., MOM LE, ALA., AND PINSACOLA, FLA , FEK Ht'RAY 14TH to 19ra, 11)01. For these occasions, tickets will be sold February 12th to 18 h inulusive, from Washington, D. C , and l point oo the Seaboard Air Line Railway, at rate of one fare for the round trip, tickets good returning until March 7th, 1901, inclusive. With its new pistenger ser vice inaugurated January 27th, the Sea board Air Line Railway is now operating the finest and fastest trains in the South and a trip to the M irdi Gras on one of these magnificent trans via any of these many attractive routes will certainly prove the quickest and most enjoyable. nee mat your ncaeis read via Seaboard Air Line Railway. When you want a physio that is mild and gentle, easy to take and pleasant in effect use Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price 25 cents. Samples free. Every box guaranteed. For sale by W. M. Cohen, druggist. We learn from a letter io Charlotte Observer that there are several photo graphs of Rev. Eli W. Caruthcrs who did valuable historio work fifty years sgo for North Carolina. , . OA8TORIA. Baen tU N IM Km Hw Always BoifM Blfaattrt r THE LEGISLATURE. CUMiESSKU KElMKr OF T1!K WOKK Til AT is UK I. Nil HONE U V THIS OKNKKAL ASSEMBLY, NOW IN SKSSIuN. SKX.VTK. January 2Utll Bills introduced as follows: By Senator Currie, to repeal section "US of the code c mf-rring on c unty commiisiotiers power to ab dish the tffice of treasurer of the county. By Senator Speight, by request, to es tablish a board of examiners for barbers. The Senate bill to authorize Green ville to issue bonds for public improve ments passed its second reading. January 3nth The Senate bill to su ihoriili tireeuville to issue hoods passed its third reading. The Senate bill to allow alimony in case of divorces a vinculo matrimonii was taken up aud defeated by a vote of 20 to IS. January 31 Petitions were i ff. red regarding the election law and for the care ol the insaue. Bills Were introduced as follows: By Warren, to amend chapter 291, laws of 1895. By Foushee, to enable the Norfolk k Western Railroad lo extend into North Carolina. February 1 Bills were introduced as follows : By Senator Miller, of Pamlico, by re quest, (resolution) investigating the sol diers' home. By Senator Lindsay, to authorize the committee lo investigate the manage ment of ihe insiitu.iou for the deaf, dumb aud blind. By Senator F..usl,ee, to protect farm ers aud mechanics. By Senator Alexander, to encourage manufacturing and to aid the State horti cultural society. By Senator Buchanan, to amend tte laws of 1899, relative lo examinatinn of Slate banks. Bills pass-d as follows ; Senate bill to allow aliuiony in cases of divorce a vinculo matrimonii. Hou-e bill to establish graded school at Enfield. House bill to allow defendants to ap peal from peace bond. February 2 Bills were introduced as follows: By Senator Travis, (by request) re garding probate of deeds and other in struments and incorporate the town of Chockayolte. The House bill to establish graded school at Elifitld passed its final reading. The bill lo create a State text book commission lo select books for public schools (substitu'c for education hill) passed third reading. HOUSE. January 29th Bills were introducid as follows: By Mr Baldwin, to regulate the em ployment nf chi'dren in factories. By Mr. Reinhardt, to issue $1,000,000 io bonds io aid of ihe insane and to pen sion soldiers. The bill to require the execution of criminals to be io the State's prison came up. Afier spirited debate it was recom mitted to the committee on propositus and grievances. Bills passed as follow-: To amend the charier of Weldon. To allow the shei iff of Northampton to collect taxes. January 30th Bills were introduced as follows : By Mr. Wright, to place Confed erate soldiers over 55 years of age and not worth over $500 on the pension roll. By Mr. Allen, of Wayne, to refurm youthful criminals. By Mr. Spainhour to provide better system fur examining school teachers. By Mr Morris, to reduce price of school books. Tbe bill passed final reading to allow Wilson to issue bonds. January 31. Petitions were present ed as follows: By Mr. Mason, for a ten hour day work and to prohibit children under 10 years of age from working in factories. By Dean, for modifications of election law. By Carlton, for prol.il iiion of selling liquor. By Coleman, for change of election law. By Carson, for fair election law. Bills introduced as follows: By Blythe, to protect game. By Naah, to amend section 2222 of The Code. By Carson, to strike the name of Wil son Bowman from pension roll; to give trial judges discretion in number and length of speeches of lawyers. By Baldwin, to require all executions of criminals to he private. By McKethan, prescribing punishment in capital oases where moroy is re jt mended. (Require criminals to be i it anoed for life.) To provide for oelebraiion of North Carolina Day in tbe publio schools. Feburary 1 The resolution passed final reading to authorize the chairman of the judiciary committee to compel the attendance of witnesses aud the produc tion of papers in the matter of impeach ment of Justices Furohee and Douglas. The bouse elected M. O Sherrill state librarian for two years. A message from the Governor wai read relative to ike railroad tax assess ment compromise. The message recom mends the acceptance of ihe compromise made with the railroads, they agreeing to psy taxes amounting lo $178 244. February 2. Bills were introduced as follows: Mr. Wiliiiiui". to provide school hooks for orphans and indigent cl.i'dun. Mr. Stiitiu-, to allow persons to redeem I ll'd s .id f r taxes. Mr. Craige, to secun hi tier olsrivauee of the Sabbath. The bill requirir g the cveiiiion ol criminals at the Slate prison ea'e back with a favorable r- .ft with hii amend ment r . -v i -i i 1 1 4 f..r tine! liuu d bodies to he tinned over to medical coil-gis. The bill as killed. The bill providing for payment of wit nesses' Ices and ofli ers' lees before the grand jury passed linil reading o t tit I o i) 0 if a woman wants to put cut a f.re sh. doesn't it bfp on . .1 a;id v.j, J l-ie throws on wavr .kr.nw n;tha wa'er quenches t;re. Wr.fn a won an wan's to get O woM fr. :n ti a-cs peculiar to her sex. JJ rhe :.Vu.vi nv a .a furl to the Ire al'f."-t".y b-rn :i h--r l.le away. She O sh.uli i.ot t.e uorth.vss crups and J vp: , ts c.::r.-..-f. i t rurrr.ful r.a'.'ot- i.-s o:i. a "I h.- a rot ch?ck O I ip t sra .e thpv do rut cu e.t they J it it s tt-p.; -i ,rts&, rraurtcfl s i-'rr.a.e tt ".s t-& R't: il.-'-d te rv every u . rr in i vi ho I. as the O tl The "Brjdfield 'Regulator Co. AtUnti, Gi. J! o SSSSSSSS3 TOTICE. North Carolina. Halifax ('utility, Superior Court. liOSA A. I.KWIS, 1'laintilV, Against R. B. Lewis. Knox I'. Kilpalrick, Shockly .1. Kilpatriek, Maniza Slieariu, Tular Ciawlev, L. K. Dicltms. J. K. Hietens, A. J. Dickens. I.ar Dickens. 1.. D Dick ens. (Irplielia Dickens, Olivia llux, Zella Lewis, children of Jane Dickens, Marv D llart ps. i;ili Crawly, Olivia Craw ley. Iletlie Cia lcy, Itelvy Crawley Perkins Crawley, Klsie Crawley, children of Anioiiteite Craw ley, K. W. I'attisballand MatticL. l'atli shall and the heirs at law of Kdward Lewis, defendants. 1 he nor resident defendants, Y.. W. l'at'ishall aud Maine L. I'attishall and other heirs at law of Kdward Lewisaliove- nanied will tike notice that this a special I proceeding lor tile purpese ol haling dow er ill lut t i to the plaintttls hi the lauds of her deceased husband .lames 1'. Lewis and that tiny me lure by required to appear al the i llice of the clerk of the (superior cntitt of said county ol Halifax, at the eoiiil house in Halifax on the lirst day of March onl anil answ er or demur to the petition in said proceeding or the plsntnV will apply to the court lor the relief demanded .id complaint or ieiitton. Tins Jan Ist.liml MT.UI.ISi; M GKY. Clerk Supeiior Court. jiin IT lit Lot for Sale I FUH SAI.K, the old Pledge place, situate on the west sid of the street running west i.f ihe Seaboard roundhouse. The lot contains about 1 acre, and the dwelling is a Iwu ttiry frame building which could be made desirable with a little money spent lor improvements. For terms anj particulars ap ply to ItOANOKK NKWS, Weldon, N. ('. jOTICE. By virtue and in pursuance of a power given me in a decree of the Superior court of Halifax county, made at the March term 11)00, 1 will sell al public auction at the courthouse door at Halifax, Halilai couuty, N.C., on February 4th, l'.HU, to the highest bidder, the following tract of land: That tract on which Thomas Ponton now resides, lying on the northwest side of county road leading from Day's ('runs Ktsnls to Pierce's Cross Iioads, adjoining the lands of W. D. Smith, Mrs 1. E Green .lira. r.. J. f.mry and others, containing by estimation 100 acres, more or bss. Fur fuller diwriplion see jiidgnieut docket, vol.1). Folio 'iVI, ci'se TtiO. Tcnus .wli nor ui ship i a o cieca 1 T. C- II A HKISdN. Jan 10 td. Commission NOTICE. North C roliim, Halifax couulr, Knpcrior court, Spring term, lisil Lillian Scott, Plaintiff ) ACTION .agaiuat I fr Thomas Scott, Defendaut J D1VOKCE. It apiearing in this action, thatthe sum mous has been issued for the delentlant, no tifying him of this action, aud the slienfl' having returned on the summons that the defendant was not to lie found in Halifax county, and the required affidavit having been lilwl.it is therefore on motion of J M. Gnzzard, attorney for the plaintiff, or dered by the court, that publication be made once a week for six suiTe-sive weeks in the Koauoke News, a newspaper pub lished in Halilax county, notifying said defendant to appear at the court house in Halifax town, north Carolina, on the first Monday in March 1901, and answer the complaint of the plaintiff which la filed in the office of tbe clerk of the Superior court of said court aud let the defendant take no' ice that if he fail to answer the said complaint within the time reqnired by law, the plainttA will apply to Ihe court tor the relief demanded in the complaint Given under my hand seal of said court at office in Halifax town, this the first day of January, 01. STERLING M. GARY, Clerk Superior Court. J M. Grunrd, attorney for plaintiff. jm4tt. 8 s W4- ti i!,,;lr.l ausp c .-n of 1 J?v;JSl'' V n"l " i. ill e n . J! J&TVll. VV I I-' v ''! I"' !! i"-h $ M'. a 1 ti r it i". r k , JJ fTi r e . . Il .). to t ,;,,; It st.iU.ii. Ml;. w..n b. ! . 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Dickens was duly iidjutlicaliil bankrupt; and that Ihe Hist meeting of ins creditors lll be held ill my o llice III Halifax oil the '.Nil day ol .I.iimarv A. D l!i, at 3 o'clock in tin- alti rt. ism. at nlncli time the said creiliiurs may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such nt her business I lu x prrpcrlv coinc In t; rr t titl meeting : H 1 UK M t UYliKN, j Kfli-rt-r hi I'.ai'kruptry. ! l.'iil.-iili, S t' , Janu.iiv Hili, 1mu. TOTICE The iiinliisigiied li.ving ,lii day o,uali tied before the eierk ol the SiiHoior court of Halifax eotiiity, Nor h t aii.,ii;n us nn' lltolsofllie last will an. I t.sl.ilnent of Willis M li rknis, ileceasid. Iteuliy uoli fy all p. isom. having clniiiis iigam-t the estate of said ibeuliiit to exlnbil the same to us at or In line the li st ilav of a'airh Mii- A BK A M lilil K I.F.Y, I'AIIIKL I'KUKI.NS, E iiiois of W ill in M IVrkins, dtc Aureliim Springs, N C .Ian. II, lsiol. sn 17 (It Cotton Factors . . . Nnhr'ol.K, Va., Fib. 5, 1H01. C0TT01 ksv. Strictly Middling, Middling, Strict Low Middling, Low Middling, Tinges, lllues and Stains, PEANUTS- Fanny, Sli icily 1'iiuie, 91 9i : 8 to 9 KILL -21 I i 2 II "21 H '; 1 lliine. ,..w (ira le, ! Mael im l'i, kid, i Spanish, pel hii hil, 1 It K 1', , p. , ! IVallUI Hags, IIS in j 8.i IIAIiGINiJ, UKSsnJ HAGS fr s,le (.Vrr.spi.nd with us before bujiug. J W. PERRY CO., u p 13 tiui N.,if.,lk, Va. The Commoner, ISSl ED WEEKLY. W. J. BRYAN, ED1TOK AND PK()"l!lETOR. Lincoln, Neb. 1 EKMS PAYABLE IX ADVANCE One Year, $100. rix Mouths, Three Mont lis, jjj' Single Copy, No travelling canvassers are employed. Terms for local agents ill he sent upnu an plication. All money should be sent by P O. order, Express order, or by bank dralton New York or Chicago Do not send individual checks or stumps. .By special dubbing arrangement The Commoner and The Koanoke News, will be aent together for $1 7a. Monej miut accompany the order i everv in stance. ' J.W.Perry Co., HON Wil li IT U Southern Headquarters For . KVlMtY I)i-tribiitor-i for Niiara Mdchine anj tjM)uSend u your ordera and itui'iiriea i : lv 5S ' '-S5 '-2 '-2 fgt fix ' IKLERIX () AND A COMPLETE 3 LINE OF l!eaditmrtcrs fi r Green (iroceiies and fresh meals of all kinds, lj GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE in any purl ..f town. Call In see me. Three doors below post, five fit lk,A.SMITH.WEUM)X.N.C. I ! L. O. ANDERSON, " Heavy and Fancy Groceries, WILL BE CLAD TO SEE MY COUNTRY FRIENDS. J . ?WWWliwWls.liiiw(i(i?aswwwwwwwwww . , , ... u pr sijie aifl pin? 'VVokth vi anoes Are iJWullie l'ailitular Mau it the jSMnn wedilitht inpleasinp in Footwear as to SI YLK, Share Material and Workman-biri t!iveii a cull. We can 6t you linter Suits. Kugri f Winter Suit call! in and see our line, which is cor- rect, both in cut and fabric, from! Jthe cheapest work or business! suit to the finest Dress Suit. i gHats, Caps, Dry Goods, Etc.i H. D. LLEfi 4? Co. '.WELDON, N. C. mmmmmmmmummm Alio Hciuuu jruuery uo. f-v IMW n'liotroiti. iA.,.,r., ,., -X. JS WHOLESALE A R BE R UP TO DATE m-Now is the opionune time lo buy . int values in all kinds of UtWEftYEjtf iyisTApLE&FANoYrai WjM GROCERIES & W 1 SST ICWi Sell Only To Men-hunts. 1 f. : Orders Solicited. THE WELDON GKOCEkY tu V? , " 8 y VULDON.N. C. mmmmmmimmmmtmmn duess qooos, H cupes, H amps Ofl A 0MOM Li . art . vuo sjquc fi'tf lJf, nrUi r prices will out fail t please jta.jB SKI! OUlt LINE 01' KECKWEAR. -ECLOTHINGE- ALL OF OUKGOOD8 AUK MONEY SAVERS. j? - lKBEI &c LAVI AJ J- W I LlitlN, . c. L 1 una m Stockholder's Meeting The annual Bieeliniy nf th aLI...ij VIOUMIIIMU era of The Albemarle Timber OoBiiianv will be held at Tunis, N C, oo ThuM. 7lh day of February 1901, at U o'clock a. m. JOHN T. RE ID, . Secretary, RICHMOND, Va IKU,9TKr.L, MI-.TAI.8. TIN' I'UTfis I ikon am)stki:l kooiixg op S TYI.KS, HVIJItlTT MKT A 1,8, HOlhV.f " 011 '-I IKS op DKSCKIPTIOV vrr t - V . . Tool Works, of Buffalo, N V and palroniie Southern indumrl.. SL SH: SL 2f - ..w" Mi l) eyiiOl i'KALKK I.N- FHl'lTS, ( ( 1XFECTIOXERIES. I loqkimg; INTO AH JOBBERS IS N ' i L A V I CLOTHIERS. jour FALL CLOTHING. Wehavs fll FCR LADIES ACENTLEMFN, Nol'UE Notice ia hereby giv.n that ii he I9.it teaaion of the lfrislKturr, aup ualMio will be made tor a chanae in the charter of the town of Koauoke Rap id; and alao for permimion to allow the said town of Roanoke l'npidi- to run, opei ate and control a ferry over and aema tl e ltoaaoke river either at tome point wbeie the aaid river Ilea oppo-ite to the said town, or else at some u i within ote mile thereof, either up or u wn the aaid stream Thia 3rd duj Jituiury 191 1. (n 8 4k , D fe. STAlNBAcK, ROTlnf PUBLll, . Wcldu'- a.Boaooke News Offloa.
Roanoke News (Weldon, N.C.)
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