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JOHN" "W. SLEJDG-IE, I'Uoi'iuktor.
VOI, XXKV1,
A. NEWSPAPER FOR. THE PEOPLE
if
TEEMS:-i'M per annum in advance
WELDON. N. C, THURSDAY, MAY 2. 1901.
NO 1.
iinitcil,
ESTABIJSHSD 1870. '
F R A T K T. .CLARK CM.,
(.Successors to tSn.'.i . I'lirk it Co )
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
t i'
'
4 Moulding, Suir Work,
S
l?orch Trimmings, Hardwood and
Slate Mantels, Tiling and Grates.
9.Kini? UuilJir's Hardware."!!
PAINTSOIL & GLASS.
And Building 1 i t-ri:l i Every Description.
28 Commercial Place un.l 4'J l( .-lookc Avenu-, NORFOLK, VA.
)j a ly
NEVER QUARREL
THE ORIGIN OF DISPUTE
Did You Ever Stop To Think
How Foolish Two-Thirds of
The (jiiarrvls In Life Are ?
P. N. Stainback,
WELDON, N. C.
Dealer in
f.UflCMiDISE
OK Al l"
KISI'P.
ZEICLER & BAY STATE
A SPECIALTY.
SHOES
ttaTSole Agent in Welrtoo fofSTKOUSE BROTHERS HIGH AliT CLOTHING
(Formerly noli! here by M. K. Hart.) A fit gnaniuteeil.
UNDERTAKING
1 Ull it" liranchoB Metallic. Walnut,
W gg?.C Cloth Covered Caskets and Collins.
;ifi5Bayfciaaete't: " 1 Telephone or telegraph messages at
wftZisSSSSS i ended to day or night.
Id. a. smith, Is
-l)lvLKlt IN
(l AWn A COMPLETE fl S rti fti (Mi it Hi Aft
; ; line of OffV4affiaSi ff
l Headquarters I'ur Urcon (iroceiies and fresh meats of a'l kinds.
yff GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE f
in nj part of town. Call to ee uie. I hue doers below postuthee. fy
II 1). A. SMITH. WKLDON, N. C. jj
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ICG. EVANS,!
A quarrel often begins wiih a mere
differe nce of opinion, apart from all mi'
ice. Standing up for our tide unflinch
ingly, without any giving in, will always
provoke little at ubborncss in another
It in very hard to maintain such stout
ness of judgment without showing bad
blood. If we feel right, and cannot yield
conscientiou-ly, we should sedulously
avoid prolonging a dispute. When we
feel driven to a depute, wo should pre
vent heat of temper settling into a grudge.
In differences of opinion in mutual wink,
we should cultivate a spirit of concilia
tion. When we cannot conscientiously
joiti with another in propositions of work
or companionship, we should separate
from him in respect und good will. We
should bo (.Had alternants specially to
show such an one respect and good wit
Above all, we should not, by our severity,
discourage any one who proposes o
o'lane lib behavior for the bctttr D d
you iver slop to think how foolish t wi
thirds of the quarrels iu lile arc? Some
minor, i.umUu led slight separating
fiieuiis lo make I In in bitter enemies.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
Avarice is the result of abundance
rather than of want.
The wise man makes dollars from the
fool's want of sense.
Women often confess little faults for
the purpose of hiding big ones.
The man who breaks a promise can
easily make another just as good.
Cleanliness may not be next to godii-ne-s,
but it's a good life preserver.
A man in a position to do good at d
learn a on thiug useful is in his proper
place,
A man of few words and many deeds
is like a girden of many vegetables and
few weeds.
Them in who i-n't wiring to practice
what he preaches should give up preach-in.-
and t-t in f r polities
A man who probably speaks by the
book says it is fir easier 1 1 g't a mither-Jn-Iaw
iu the h oi-e than it is lo get her
out again
'KIM! IN HIS WORK
VKU)UN, N.C.
'' Fancy Groceries, Fruits and
SCON F EC T 10 N Kill KS.5-
All kinds of flavoring for Christmas Cakes aud
Jellies. Full line Confectioner tes ol all sorts. .jj
jjiiiCT. run .... - y'r
W OLD WINES AND BRANDIES,
O (.. A a V .
CAPITAL CLUB RYK. - CALLKOIUT. -$t
KEROSENE OIL 3 CTS. QUART. sK
The Peerless
Wine,
ChicaiO Millunaire (-hi wing his libic
ry to distinguished novelist) "See then
bo Is? '
Ilisliog'iishcd SuVclM ' Yes "
t'. M. "All bound in calf ain't
ih,)?'
I) N "fi,, I,.V r,.."
('. M (pr..udij)-"VcII, sir, I killed
all iIkiu calv myselt.
The true iii-tiue'or le.uns more than
l:c tiachis
Safe K?Sn.
Scuppo
Id Thousands of
American Households.
mow! mmmm
- 1 1 1 II.L.B,jrnCaitj u 4- J? - JU'A-y
SHOULD BE I IT -A-LL
nT a TTI?T,DT?V'ID"dobyGRRETTC0i',
JjJiWi-VOJLrilV X unfailing remedy and all tbeir
goods are guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Home Office,
CHOCKOYOTTE, N. C.
'IT
i... ii. .1.. ..t.11.1 id KriTi. frnm onliimrv
1 m- mm ii J
dangers iu the care of the faithful tins.
Hut neither Hie dog's fidelity, nor the
mother's love can g'.ianl a child from
those ilivisi' le Una lor.l uuk in air
...iu. ..,,.1 t...Hl lhi l't-nns of disca?.
Children mid to lie ajKi-ialty waicr.ci
-...I 1 r... Wtii'ti llu re is loss of
atitietite, lassitude an 1 lisllessinj, ill a
ctiild, an attoui.t : hmild la-iuu.li to re
vive the iiii ;ite and rally the spirits. Ill
Dr. Pierce's t'.i.lilcn Medical Discovery
jiari'ius nave lounu hu .... ......
cine lor einiiirrn. us ilium ...
-t u...l .l..ltit.. irt'idtiltl flolll
fllllltll ll-l I". -
.1....1...1 nr.n.,1 i'h t-omtneiia It to
every thoughtful t-rm. It i pleasant
..i!!.,. ilir. ffiid oils ami
IU llisir, - ,
their emulsions uirerc'i tor cmitireu
use. "Coltlen Medical )isi-ovcry"makcs
inire bltKKl and sound llesti, ami aoso
,..!.. .ii,u,ntfa Iron! the system the
poisons which feed disease.
Mm Ells r.nr.lner. "I
Co. V. . wh..i.lsiilhlfran""l from m.laml
wlumwl .no currh. wrlw. : " My lillle
ST, 'l..njr,,l.,(..lr.uliu health I .m M
of UBaai-i Catarrh Rei..sly. and .he U well.
We thaiiL God for your medicine..
Give the little one Dr. lSerce's Plea
ant Pellet when a laxative is needed.
They're easy to Uke and don't gripe.
Branch Warehouse,
ST. LQUIS. MO.
m). R. ANDERSON & CO.
I Pork Packers
I Clear Kib Side, Rib Belliea, Reg
fnlar and clear Plate, all averagea.
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Ordara aolleited and filled at lowest market price day received.
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febSly D-HtANDEHsONItliU., .
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Scictiuitc nmnx:
A hnd.nmlr lllilMraljit wwHt.
oulal Ion t'f imy It'lwulflc loiiriial. Tttii . t u
,"r ' four mtiiith.. IL Sold bjalt ne..ltjtlr.
A air."
I love it, I love it, and who shall dare
To chide ire for loving the old ami chair?
I've t easnretl it long an a sainted prize,
I've bedewed with tears, and embalmed it with sighs.
'Tis bound by a thousand bunds to my heart :
Not a tie will b: eat, nor a link will start,
Would you learn the spell? A mother sat there,
And a sacred thing is that old arm chair.
In childhood's hours I lingered near
The hallowed seat with list'ning ear;
And the gentle words that mother would give,
To fit me to die and to teach me to live !
She told mo that shame would never bet; le,
With truth for my creed and (foil for my guide;
She taught me to lisp my eaniost prayer,
As I knelt beside that old arm chair.
I sat and watched her many a day.
When her eyes were di n and her locks were gray;
And I almost worshipped her when she smiled,
And turned from the Bible to bless her child.
Years rolled on, but at last one sped
My idol was shattered my earth-star fled ;
I learned how much the heart can bear,
When I saw her die in that old chair.
'Tis past! 'Tis past ! But I gazo on it now.
With quivering breath and throbbing brow;
'Twas there she nursed; 'twas the.e she died;
And memory Hows with lava tide.
Say it is folly and deem me weak,
While the scalding tears run do vn my cheek;
But I love it Hove it, and cani ot tear
My soul from my mother's old arm chair.
Slept in Security .
THE LORD KEEPETH THEM.
THE LITTLE CHILDREN SAFE.
In Your Hour Of Need Pray
That Jesus May Not Forsake
You.
UNDER THE FLAG.
A TOXICA SMALL IJOV USUI) FOR HIS
WEAK FEKLINC.S.
There is a 5-year-old boy in Massachusetts avenue who is of
the blood of patriots. His grandfather was in both the Mexican
and civil wars, and his father was also a soldier, consequently
the little fellow has heard much "flag" talk in his short life and
has exalted ideas of its protective qualities. He was the baby
of the family till verv recentlv and occupied a crib bed in hi
mother's room. When the new baby came, Harold was put to
sleep in a room adjoining his mother's, and as he had never slept
alone before his small soul was filled with nameless fears which
he was too proud to tell in full.
"It's mighty lonesome in here, mamma," he called the first
night after he had been tucked in his little white bed.
"Just remember the angels are near you and caring for you,'
replied mamma from the outer room.
"But, mamma," he objected, "I ain't acquainted with any
angels, and I'd be scared of them if they came rustling round,
same as I would of any other stranger."
"Now, Harold, you must go to sleep quietly. Nothing will
hurt you,''
"Can't 1 have the gas lighted in herp?"
"No; mamma doesn't think it necessary, and it is not healthy.'
There was silence for some time, and then the small voice
piped up again. "Oh, mamma!"
"Yes, dear."
'May I have grandpa's flag ?"
"Why. what for? I want you to go right to sleep."
"Please, mamma!" and a small night-gowned figure appeared
at the door. "Just let mo stick the Hag up at the head of
niv bed, and then I'll go right to sleep, indeed I will! You know
the night grandpa said at the meeting that "under the protect
ing folds of the flag the weakest would be safe," anil I feel
mighty weak, mamma.
He got the flag, and when his mother looked in on him an hour
later he was fast asleep, with a fat little tist under his red cheek
holding fast the end of the "protecting flag." Washington Star
BOKKOW1XO TKOl'Hbi:.
Borrowing is poor business, at the best, but of all the unsatis
factory "no returns for your pains" occupations the very worst
in the world is borrowing trouble. To begin with.it is based
on fancv, crankiness, vaporings, undue nervousness or the men
tui or moral idiosyncrasies that should have been trained out of
the individual long before the years of childhood were passed
There are few people in the world more depressing and dis
heartening than those who are nlwavR seeing some shadow of
coming evil. The world is sombre enough even at the best, and
;t. is seurcelv worth while to iro out seekiiiaT for shudows or to
conjure up purely imaginary ones.
TIIK l'LKASAXT TOXIUJK.
There is no finer art than that of dwelling comfortably with
people. The social or the family structure is a sort of kalcido
scope, which should ever resolve itself into a pleasing t' vn
if each will willingly slide to his place anil permit others to do
so. Nothing so promotes this result as a pleasant tongue. Not
the tongue of honeyed phrase that is smooth from policy, but
the one that is the result of a generous, tactful, sympathetic
heart. Too often the high worth of pleasantness is overlooked
but in the court of life it is one of the greatest factors. Perhaps
it is going too far to say that it has alone won more high positions
in life than actual ability, but it has certainly obtained where
strenuous, self-assertive virtues have failed. Unselfishness is
the creator of a pleasant tongue; an unselfishness which crowds
out of sight all jealousy, all resentment, gloom and restraint
an unselfishness that makes light of favors bestowed, and is ex
pansive and grateful over those received. The Household.
Grratniss is not so much in ability to plan masterpieces as
in persistency in pursuing them.
Ir every bridal moon saw the bridling ol the tongue happier
homes, would be the result.
You cannot purify the tenant by painting the house.
PUSH.
KEEP AT IT.
EQZEfJVS
ITCH IS TORTURE.
Ecueina is canned by au acid humor in
Alwnra Tmno-ino TI.nr.T1,. TWr ?? mo?!l .m,?R conu """.V
sicin ana prottucuiK great reiiness ana in'
flarumatioii ; little pustular eruptions form
ge a thin, sticky fluia, which
When my little readers have become
grown persons, and happen to make a
journey to St. Petersburg, the residence
of the Russian essperor, they will proba
bly be well pleased there, during the
short summer, with the wide streets and
with the proud palaces of the rich Rus
sians. However, they will soon get
tired, I suppose, in the suburbs, where
miserable cottages and muddy streets ate
quite common things.
In one of these suburbs, on a very
slormy day, early, at 6 o'clock in ( the
morning, a widow took leave of her two
children, a son and a daughter fur she
had to go to her hard work to obtain
bread for herself and her children.
The children begged: "Mother, do
not leave us without bread, for otherwise
we shill die by hunger."
The mother divided, with sorrow, the
scanty remainder of food, kissed the dar
lings of her heart, and said, at partin
"When it gets dark, pray only that Jesus
Christ may not forsake you."
At her hard work she was always
thiukiBg of her little children, aud that
made the work easy to her, os she did it
for them. The wind, in the meanwhile,
increased dreadfully, the sea overflowed
the banks and inundated the country.
The alarm bells of St. Petersburg tolled,
d thousands of people hastened from
their habitations along the seashore to
the hills, for the waves dashed over
houseB, destroyed vessels, and many peo
ple were made beggars in a few hours,
The house of the poor widow was also
near the seashore, and it was to be feared
that the saaae would likewise be destroyed
by the waves. The mother, stupefied by
terror, was standing at the water's edge;
once she endeavored to go through the
water to her dwelling, but it was impossi
ble; the water and the waves were too
gh not even a boat could pass over.
She could, therefore, only look in the di
rection of the place where her little chil
ren were, and could do nothing f ir
tbem but pray. In the evening the
otm abated, and suddenly the sea re
tired within its limits; and the people
astcned to their homes to see what the
flood had left them.
The mother of the little children saon
ached her coltage.tbough the street was
ot quite free from water, and she had
often to wade through. She opened the
toor in haste, and looked in,her little ones
were lying quietly locked in each other's
arms on the table. The mother kissed
hem what jay penetrated her anxious
eart! Tbey opened their eyes, and,
with pleasant smile, looked on their
mother.
Children," 6he cried, "who took care
of you? who has saved you?"
'Dojouknow," said the boy, "that
the Loid Jesus has kept us? When the
water came into the room we got fright-
ned, and stepped upon a chair; but the
water rose higher and higher, and we
stepped, upon the table. 0 mother, I
would that you had been here ! chairs,
chests, boxes, brooms all were moving
about in the water, and we were swim
ming uway with our table. The water
continued to rise, so that our beads
touched the ceiling. Then we knelt
own as you have taught us, and prayed."
The mother shed tears of joy, em
braced her children, and said ; "What
ever may happen to us in the future, we
II trust in the Lord."
Beli in cs To You
0 .-.'
uiu uismari?
dries aud 6ca!es off : sometimes the skin is
Push is a talent as much as skill in hard, dry and fissured. Eczema in any
... fnem ,a n Innnanl'm. CtUl.nirn .1 WHV.
auy an. i ou can commence pusniog the itching M(1 burniuf, at timts are
by imagining yourself as a pusher. Keep I almost unbearable ; the acid banaisg
ir i ..p.. ... i .l honor (ten to oote out and at tne tkw
yoursen ueiore yoursei, in your miuu as on WMhe, nor ,her eKter.
a pusher, and such a frame ol mind will I nal anollrations do anv real good, for
at length make vou nush. There is a !onf?.? the Vuim.n. remV j" the blood
i it win ifppn t is skin lrntaita.
puwtrr iu c'Juuuu4i wsigiuttiiuu ui gjQ FORM OfLT
yourself in uo; certaiu cburacter. Iiu- "For ti.r-e year I Wm
. . I .,1 i . . i , had Tetter 011 i:iy
iuu mui uiu i im uliuiib x xj jf uu , uu jf uu hands, which caused
will find the best coming to you. Imag- .SS'li-lSS
ioe the worst, sec yourself in the poor- VhTfomofru"
bouse, and the poor house will come to FTdSme"
you. Success, like charity, must com- rttS'.txSer
bat! progreuseJ too far
to be ctireil, ant thfy
could d nothing for
X
mence at home in the miud. If now you
are compelled to live at home in a poor 1 1 'okt.'ii "thr si
room and nn nntir fare An an nnl iinrW I bottles of S. S. S. end 3
, , v wa?
protest. Keep your mind on the
room and the better fare. Don'
s pose 1 must always take up with this. s, s. s Iie,,tralkes this acid poison,
Say. instead."! am goine to have betterl rxotathbloiandroiwtttoahaltby,
....,.. .1 nttual statt, and tb rough,
things than these. You are creating Au bacon,., anft, amooth and el
conijilt-lely cured. Mr
betterl " w"s " " ' Tj'A!Sw
I aeo. and I hate nerar
't sav "I I tlDeewea .nyjjn of raj old troobla." 1
v J A I L. B A( iaii McCee St.. kill Mil CltT.
Ma..
MO.
tor yourself strength, not weakness. Ion
are then ever strengthening the inexpli
cable mental attraction which will bring!
these things to you.
clred7
afl! iOE dSSfk
"ah Me. k
"No," said the man in the mackin
tosh, "my wife doesn' give uway any of
my old clothes or Bell them to the rag
man any more. I cured that habit effec
tually once.
"How was that ?" they asked him.
"Wheo I found she had disposed of a
coat I hadn't worn for several weeks I
told her there was a letter in it she had
given me to mail the last time I had it
on. And that was no lie, either," hi
added, with due satisfaction,
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diseases due to a pois
oned condition of the
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made these diseases a ute siuay, ana can
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I conducted in strictest connaence.
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CANDY
m I nun i iu
A good laugh is better than medicine.
Learn how to tell a story. A well told
story is as welcome as a euabeam in a
sick room. Learn to keep your troubles
to yourself. The world is too busy to
care for your ills and sorrows. Learn to
stop croaking. If you cannot see any
good in the world, keep the bad ta your
self, Learn to hide your paics aud acbrs
under a pleasant smile. No one cares to
bear whether you have the earache, head
ache or rheumatism. Don't cry. Tears
do well enough in novels, but they arc
out of place in real life. Learn to meet
vour friends with a smile. The geud-
humored man or woman is always wel
oorae, but the dyspeptic or hypochondrio
is not wanted anywhere, and may be a
nuisance as well.
Whether a woman loves a man or not, I
e is her lover if he dares to tell her he I
oves her, and is heard with attention.
Biliousness is a condition characterized
by a disturbance of the digeslive organs.
The stomach is debilitated, the liver
torpid, the bowels constipated. There
is a losthiog of food, pains in the bowels,
izzioess, coated tongue and vomiting
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While your mind and Brjdy rest Cas-
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Two hearts that snake one tiul do not
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Headache, Indigestion, Constipation tr
Costivcness we cannot cure with Liverta
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They are purely vegetable, and never fail
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mon.y paid. AUdraaa
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
of Wyandotte, Mich., "and I was saved Qlrrton Jtackaon Sta- CHICAGO, Uii
from the same frightful fate only by Pr. For sale by ir. M. Cohen, H'eldon H. C.
Kinii New Discoverv. An attack of I
pnenmoni. cough and very severe AtiHIltiC CQuSt XjIHB R&ll-
rouble, which an excellent doctor could 1
not help, but a few month's use of this
onderlul medicino made me as well as I
ever and I gained much in weight.' In
fallible lor Coughs, Colds and all Throat
and Lung trouble. Trial hollies free.
(lllarsnleed boll It 50o. aud SI St W.
M, Cohen's drugstore.
mil Co.
Condensed Schedule.
TRAINS G01NO SOUTH.
The simpliciiy of the life of labor
iked beautiful Whst ai l not look
beautiful contra-ted with the fly io the
web?
t- , . , . , 10J11 No. S3 NoSS
Dated JnM3,1901. j,,, DUy
Leave Petersburg, 9.66 am 7.45 p m
Leave Btoay Crack, 10.35 am 6.20pm
Leave Jaraatta, 10.52 am -
Leav. Emporia 11.08 am ft. 40pm
Arrive Weldon, 11.16am . lilpm
, TEAIN8 GOING NORTH.
a
No. 33 Na. 78
Daily. Daily.
BEWARE OF A t'OUOH.
A cough is not disease, but a tymp-
tn. Consun.pti.il and
which sre the most dangt-rous and fatal Emporia
diseases, have fr their 6m indication I L8tonf Creek
persistent cough, and ll properly treated Arriv. fawwbnrg,
msun it llilM i.iinh ainriiaata ara stakllv I
ouiei. v,uniuiici imu n Vjuuiiu iiuituj i t.i,ae. ira.u
k ... i.c..u r..i .S X.. ' 4""U"J
...n iit..u rr-...,, .u- n. m. a.aB.Hriun, nan. r0. avart.
gained Its wide repuiaiion and extensive I
sale by its mceess in curing the disease I
which oaux coughiug If it is not ben-
1.43 a m
a 15
9.31 ,m.
4.87 p. m
5 .16 p. m
5.3SB.
6.48 p. n
8.33 p. B
eficial il will not cost you a cent. For
sale by W. M. Cohen, druggist.
Thought flies beat when the bands are
easily busy. ' .
OASTOniA.
B. of lhl Hind Yon Han Always BotnW
A PPOMATTOK
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IRONWORKS,
-Hannfactarer of-
Igrionltural Implements, a&SkAkti ;
. MiU Gearing, Polleya, AU kiudaof ', v
Machinery, and Kapolra f ,
9. Panut'JMa.hinerjf a gpeesalt. -vtj
Ho. 13 M Old 84., rttataans, Y.
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