JOHN" -W. SLEIDG-E, proprietor.
.A. NEWSPAPER FOE TUB PEOPLE.
TEI23:S:-i-60 PER ANNUM in advance
VOL. XXXVII.
WELDON, N. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 1902.
NO. 29
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LOOK TO THAT BETTER UNO.
We ire pushing towards Soil rest our
el vet. Do not regret it if the eyes grow
dim. ton will we belter by snd by. If I
the eai ia heavy, do not be lorry. If
your youth is pasting and your beauly
fading, donot mourn. If your hand
tretublei and your foot is unsteady with
age, be not depressed in spirit. With
every impidiment, with every sign of I
the la.ieg down i.fil.is tabernacle, ro
nii'Oih.r ilni ii it il.e ntrikit ic f the
teoi dial the uiarah rijnj beio, led thai
lieu jou noil pilch your labtrnacle, ill
lull be on an undimurbid shore, and
thai there, wilh eyes nnwit with clouds I
lud htf re a 0"d unreilved and nefir
to kc wrapped in dirk nets any more,
that there, looking back upon thilwor'd
of ignorance and suffering and trouble
and upon the hardships of the way, you
wi I, wiih full and discerning reason, lift
up your Toice and give thaoka to God
ndaay: "There was not one trouble
too much; there waa not one sorrow to I
piercing "- And you will thank Qod in
that land" for the tery things that wrung
lean from your eye in this. Look ihct
to that belter land, out of all the trouble
of the wiv;'.gh for it,pray for it and enter I
iuto ii."
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THE BUST REMEDY FOR CROUP I
(From the Atchison, Kan., Daily Globe.) I
This is ihe season when the woman I
... i
who knows the beat remedies tor croup I
is in demand in every neighborhood.
One of the most terrible things in the I
word ts lobe awakened in the middle of I
the night by i whoop from one of the I
ebildrea. The croup remedies are almost I
i sure io be lost, in ease of croup, aa a I
revolver is sure o be lost in ease of bur-
elan. Du re used to be an old fashi n-
ed remedi for croup, known aa hive syr
up and lo'u, but aome modern mothers I
iij that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy I
is better, and does not cost so much. It I
causes the patient to "throw up the I
phlegm," quicker, and gives relief in a I
shorter lime. Give this remedy as soon I
as the ernupy conch appears sod it will I
prevent Ihe attack. It never fails and I
is safe aud pleasant to take.
For sale by W. M. Cohen, druggi t,
Weldou, N. t .
Evary cloud may have a silver lining, I
but only an optimist un believe it.
A THAN KSG I VINO DINNER
Heavy eating is usually the first cause of I
indigestion Repeated attacks inflame I
the mneous membranes lining the stom
ach, riposes the nerves of the stomach, I
producing I swe'liog after eating, heart
burn, headache, sour risings ind finally
catarrh of the stomach. Kodol relieves 1
the inlsmmatioo, protects the nerves I
and caret the catarrh. Kodol eares in-
digestion, dyspepsia, all stomach troubles I
by cleansing and sweetening the glands I
of the stomaoh. - .
W.M.Cohen.
MY COAL BLACK
HONEY, '
H Letter, Bill and Packet Heads W
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M orders receive nromnt and
careful attention .
Nods of the congregation don't always I
eipress approval of the sermon.
KOH OVER SIXTV VBARS
Mrs. Winslow'i Soothing Syrup has bee
used for over sixty yean by millions ot
mothers for children, while teething, with I
perfect sueeesa. It aoothes the ehild,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cores
wind colic, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little I
sufferer immediately. Sold by druggists
io evert part of the world. 23 cents a
twaiU R. mm ant) uk fur "Mm. Wina.
A 1 1 -YV low'a Soothint? Sttud." wd take en nth-
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ONLY MEDIUM
' BY AN QLD REB.
UNCLE JACOB'S SOLILOQUY ON
POLITICAL itVlNTS, PAST AND
e
PASSING.
Written for the Roanoke News.
Marse Lincum thrilled de nashun,
When he writ his proclamation,
Declarin' dat de nigger should be free,
1 started in a scramble, to wander an' to ramble,
To see what dat freedum gwine ter be.
The first thing on de docket was a paper in my
pocket; , , - .
Givin' me forty acres an' a mule,
I clung ter dat delusion,
Tell de en' of the confusion,
When I f oun' myself a stifpid, silly fool.
CHORUS w
The autumn leaves a-fallin',
I heah de angels callin' t
Fur Jacob ter meet 'em up on hi',
I'll keep my lamp a-burnin',
An my face to hebben turnin',
" Twell I croes ober Jordun, by an' bye.
J Den come de time of votin',
An' my heart was fondly dotinV
" On gittin' de white trash under foot.
But de nigger cut no flgger,
Our white folks proved the bigger,
An' ter office we nad 'em jest ter tote. r .
I can't stay heah no longer, . ,; '
j De storm is growin' stronger, ,
Frum de cotton fiel's dis nigger's gwine ter fly.
I won't work another minit,
An' I'll try wnat luck thar s in it,
Ise gwine up to Jarsey doubt I die. '
Brer Sambo break yer banjo,
Our job is up, by jingo,
Fur Jeter doan' want us any mo',
Farwell ter campaign money,
Good by, my coal black honey,
Be show you write me, luv, fur I must go.
Seaboard, N. C, Nov. 27, 1902.
ii; iasi if
Re's a geod friend of yours, isn't be?
Oh. only medium.
fc" I What do vn mean bv medium f
Oh. he listens while 1 tell him all oi
mv trouUrs. but be also wants me to
listen while he tells me all of his.
1
-:WELD0N, IN. C.&-
Opiieil Uafler The Lan of tie State of Iirtk Carolina. .
AUGUST 20TI1, 1892.
BTATE OP NORTH CAROLINA DEPOSITORY.
HALIFAX COUNTY DEPOSITORY. ,
TOWN OK WELDON DEPOSITORY.
capital mo surplus
$26,000.
.'Ul kCH V B.I . but. IIMHIUIIUH um WUimw. w -
Its stockholders and directors have been identified i
Ilalifu and Northampton counties for many years. Money
proved security at ths legal rate of Interest aiz per centum,
solicited.
f.mliiU tnr ihia aaotioa
ith the business interests of I
Is loaned npon ap-l
Acoonots or all are.
0r-' -A
President:
W; K. DANIEL.
Vice-President: ,
Da. J. N. RAMSAY,
8eboard, Northampton contty,
Caahien
W.R.8MITn.
N.C.
D
W PI
J Liu Ulllul
THE THIEF OF BEAUTY
la Capturod by
R-asdAald'a ReMwUtor.
Tin. .an.lanf vounff women are awaking
ii.. i. Hint inherited eomlineu has
Ium .fnl.n. and inatead of glowing
cueeke and briKUt eyea, the Wl-tal
wrinklea of pain Jiave vaaen unr ..
These are U warning fcelineal Weak
.-.I . Hi. mnminir. no lite to enter
unon their former pleaiurea, IrriUble.
.... , i 1 Ji.MritMl I ....
erma. Hull ncaiiacnea, tiir,. i l- Kii .nriu " '
KODERN CONVERSITION. ,
(At a funeral, whispered.)
"He looks so nalurall"
"Doesn't hel I'm surprised. He suf
fered so, you kaoaa.- . . . ,
Yee, so 1 1 heard. How ell sba
bears up!". '. - '
"Wonderfully. It s really remarkable;
but, then, abe always had suob will
power." !, , ,
"Yes, indeed. I remember i
Will she wear a veil ?"
"1 ttoo'l knew. . He didn't approve
Of the Idea.,' He always told her But
to."'. ' I !' 1 ' !
"SUll, I think she ought to." s
"So do I. Its such t comfort to
woman.
"Isn't ilf He wis well off,; wasn't
he?"
"Oh, y
tailed."
"Bow do you mean?"
"Well she nets only the income, and
if she marries again it goes to a neioe."
"Too had. ' But then, she never would
any again. .
"Don't be so sure of that. I wouldn t
HER BANKERS.
BY C. B. LEWIS.
The major condewended to explain
that he wis going to Pittsburg on pri
vate business of great importance, and
the others condescended to make the
aame explanation. The major murmured
, ,i . i, .
J li.il. v.. tnaiiiseemeaourioustnaiau seven oi
nv v . if v s nine viuiiuv wiuvw una aiaav a
such luck before or since. When she uou,a P""le ousiness up
A.n.. . . 1 1,. i.,.i .v,. there on the same day and that no one
bus aaven different men were instantly
conscious of i feeling ot admiration for
her. She was petite and handsome and
vivaoious and a widow.
Those seveo men worked for intro
ductions ind got them. They worked
to make an impression, sn eaoh suoceoded.
There were a Major Marsh, a Judge
Truax, a Lawyer Hopkins, a resl estste
man, a capitalist and a contractor. It
kept the little blonds widow rather busy
to entertain the aeven and satisfy eaoh
one that the other aix were totally indif
ferent to her, but by rising early and
eitling up late she managed things very
well indeed. She also managed to let it
be known that her late deceased bad left
her something like e million dollars. She
might have given exact figures, but she
didn't. 8he might have also inoressed
the number of her admirers from 7 to
17 when it became known that she had
money to burn, bat she stuck to the
original number for sake of look.
You can do more loving at the sea
shore in a week than oo the crest of e
mountain in a month. Indeed, if you
I don't fall in love and propose within a
fortnight you are looked upon a. one who Mt
got there by mistake. Major marsn
i but I'm told that it's all ea
JUST WHAT YOU NEED.
CBAMBMlAlrS STOMACH AMD LIVES
TABLETS.
When you feel dull after eating.
When yon have ae appetite. .
When yea have a bed taste ia your
mouth, s '- . ' .
When your liver is torpid.
When jour bowels are eoqstipated,
, Wbsa jot have a headache.;
When you feel bilious, ' 1
They will improve your appetite,
cleanse sad Invigorate your stomach, and
regulate tour livot ind bowels. Price
25 centi per hox, t . ; ' ,
For isle at W."M. Cohen's drugstore,
Weldon, N, U.
had been acquainted with the little blonde
widow just 13 days when he proposed
marriage and was accepted. It wasn't a
straight from-the-ahoulder acceptance,
but you understand how coy widows get
around giving a square answer to such
proposals. They blush or try their best
to blush. They murmur something
about its beiog very sudden, giggle a
little, cast down their eyes and all of a
sudden a plump little hand steals into
yours and you have gained the vietory.
Tbe days went by and went by. The
days couldn't help it, you know. The
major had known the widow exactly 22
days and had been engaged to her over a
week when she sent him a note asking
him to call on her. She hadn't appeared
at breakfast that morning nor come down
for her 11 e'clook bath, and be had beco
greatly worried. Little blonde widows
are' as frail as little obioa teaoops, and
one can never tell when they may break
to pieces.
Themsjor bed no wings to fly with,
but he got to the ladies' parlor without
loss of time and found the dear little
thing in tears. They were tears of grief
and aoxietv and eaob one resembled a
pearl. Several things had happened all
at once, she explained. Her lawyer in
New York had gone oot of town and
failed to forward her quarterly obeck; two
or three hills bad come in unexpectedly,
which is a way billa have of doing when
one is short; a friend of hers at another
resort bad telegraphed her for a loan.
Taken altogether, she was in a peck of
trouble, and it would take a thousand
dollars to get her out of it. 8he could,
of course telegraph her broker to sell
aome of her stocks, she could sacrifice
aome of her Government bonds, she could
even appeal to Judge Tiuax, who wae a
man of money, but
What did the major do? Why, be
put his arms arouod his dear little Larie
and patted her blonde head and laughed
at her tor being troubled over such a
trifle aa that. Tbs idea of her being
worried and distressed for the want of a
thousand dollara when he could place tea
times that sum io her hsnds within an
hour! Didn't she went two thousand
three thousand five thousand, inatead t
It was sll tbe ssme to him all in tbe
lamily. No she didn t want but ooe
thousand, and ahe called him her dear
bad mentioned his journey to ths other,
but Ibey only smiled and assumed know
ing looks. He then snnounoed that he
waa rather glad of their company, aa
tbey would be on the spot to congratulate
him over a certain event, but they looked
at him in an absent way and didn't
see the point of the joke.
The gang reached Pittsburg io due
time. Curiously enough, they ill went
to the ssme hotel, but no one tried to
explsin it. The msjor was the first to
register and ascend to tbe ladies' parlor,
but tbe other six were oot long behind
biro. He remarked on tbe singularity
of this thing, but the six looked at the
toea of their boots and amiled. Seven
cards had been sent upstairs to the little
blonde widow to tell ber that her seven
admirers were waiting, but she didn't
come down, and the landlord didn't know
whether she was in Halifax or Texaa.
Explanations were io order, of course.
It wss a drama io seven acts. Eaoh one
of the seven bad been acoepted by the
idow and each one had advanoed her
money and was to meet her in Pittsburg
and lead her to the altar. For a time
the seven called each other liars and
in eaoh
other's nose, but on motion of the major
they finally adjourned to tbe bar. Stand
ing there and crooking their elbows in
unison, they swore each other to secreoy,
and every man lied as he declared that
he saw through the little widow from
the very start and that he had not even
spent five minutes of bis time or IS eents
of his cash for her benefit.
WHIT MORE?
Here is a hopeful note :
Green grass beneath us,
Blue sky overhead,
The trees full of 'pjssums,
Tbe barns full of bread I
Tbe man on the stare who does the
trick of escaping from firmly tied rope,
submits to the bonds with a emile. He
knows he can get out of tbe ropes that
are being knotted. Put the same man in
the wooaa and let Indian captora bind
him to a tree for torture and be would
struggle to the last against the bonds.
when tbe stomach ia diseased there
are bonda being woven every hour about
tbe organs dependent on the stomach
heart, lungs, river, kidneys, etc The
folly of mankind ia to passively submit
to the fastening of these bonda with no
effort to escape until the pain they cause
arouses fear.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Sbcoverr
care diseases of the stomach aad other
organs of digestion and nutrition.. It
cures diseases ot bean, liver, lunga. k. lo
ners and other organs, when these diav
eaaea, as is often the case, have their
origin in the diseased stomach.
For a Ions time I waa aofJertae: aad waa
lardl able to pot .bout writM ktr. Andnw T.
JeaolDrs. of f nomas, Twcktv Co., W. Vt, abe
194. Waa koUMred wttk klAavty tranbl. aad
my whole ayftem was oot of order: bad ma
ue. a mcno oi mine tola ma so try sir.
ee's Golden Medical DIaeovarv. 1 dad ao
and the first bottle restored my appetite. I took
biz ootu.1 oi ooiaen Mraicsi mwwr, ana
soma of the 'Flaaaant Pallets' and SRl ttk a
Dr. Pierce'a Pleasant Pellets cleanse
the clogged system from imparl tiee.
it! Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what yon eat.
FOR A BAD COLD.
If you have a bad cold you need a
good reliable reedioioe like Chamberlain'i
Cough Remedy to loosen snd relieve it,
and to allay tbe irritation and inflamma
tion of the throat and lungs.
For isle by W. M. Cohen, Druggist, U,, BreMrat,loii contains all ot the
Weldon, N. C. digestanU arid digests all kinds of
It gives instant relief ana never
A niece of a woman's mind is not Uio cure. ID allows you w ear. ail
good for her husband's peace of mind.
food.
falls to cure.
the food you want. The most sensitive
stomachs can take It. By Its use many
thousands of dyspeptics have been
Forsiok headache try Chauiberlaio's cured after everything else failed. Is
l j t m li . .l I unequalled fur ihe stomach. Child.
Stomr.ch snd Liver Tablets; they will
ward off the attack if taken in time.
For sale by W. M. Cohet Druggist,
Weldon, N. C.
SOMETHING STILL LEFT.
ren with weak stomachs thrive on it.
Flrstdose relieves. A diet unnecessary.
Cures all stomach troubles
Prepared onlyiby K. C. DiWitt Co.. Ohlcauro
XDfl SL ooiue'conuuns a 4 tunes we awe aw.
W.M. Cohen, Druggist
It is sn old saying that a penny held
elose to the eye will shut out the sun
shine, sod certainly it often happens tbst
little losses blind usio greet blessings.
A merehsnt who failed in business a few
years ago went home in great agitation,
a look of despair oa his white face,
"What is the matter?" asked his wife.
"I am ruined; I am beggared; I have
lost my sll I" he exolsimed, pressing his
hsod upon bis forebesd.
"All I" ssid the wife, "no; I am left.'
"AIM papa," said the eldest boy;
"bete am I "
"And 1 too, aaid his little girl, mo
oing up, ind putting her arms around
bis neck.
"I am not lost, papa," repeated Eddie.
"And you have your health left," said
bis wife. '
"And your hinds to work with," ssid
his eldest; "and I can help you."
"And your two feet to carry you about,
and your two eyes to see with," ssid little
Eddie. '
And you hsve God's promises," said
tbe grandmother.
"And a good God," said his wife.
"God forgive me," ssid ths poor mer
chant, bursting into (Mrs, "I have eot
lost my all. What hart I lost to whit I
IS ULLOW. POISON
In your Mood ? Physicians call
It nalartal Germ. It can be seen
changing red blood yellow under
microscope. It works day and
night. First, It turns your com
plexion yellow. Chilly, aching
sensations creep down your
backbone. You feel weak aad
worthless. e
ROBERTS' CHILL TONIC
will stop the trouble aow. It
enters the blojd at ence and
drives out the yellow poison.
If neglected and when Chills,
Fevers, Night-Sweats and a gen
eral break-down come later oa,
Roberts' Tonic will cure yon
then but why wait t Prevent
future sickness. The manufac
turers know all about this y al
low poison and have perfected
Roberta' Tonic to drive It out,
nourish your system, restore
sppetite, purify the Mood, pre
vent and cure Chills, Fevers aad
Malaria. It has cured thous
ands It will cure you, or your
money back. ThUUfalr. Try
It. Price, 25 cents.
Sold by Alali DRUJGI3T3
Liver Pills
That's what you need: some
thing to cure your bilious
ness and give you a good
digestion. Aver s Pills are
George snd wiped her tears and looked h, leru" liver pills. They Cure COn-
outer than ever. Stay however I If he H. ,r,k rWnM ..d he., th. world StiDation and DillOUSneSS.
uentiy laxative.
could just as well spare 12,000, ibe Lrrelh
would ass the odd thoussod to set deco
rators at work io bar New York mansion
ind give en order for bar jrouaeau.
Tht major was slmost vexed with her
because she wouldn't socept 15,000 io
stesd, but she wss firm oa that point.
Wkn ha bawled over the vulvar dross.
ise
AlleractkTts.
HIS GREATEST MISTUE-
Tbs mistake of my life, said the remi
oisoent man, wis when I was telling pat
ent medio! nea io Russia. One day I
attended s review of a oraok regiment,
Tbe faster a man is the slowor he is
abou. paying his debts.
STEPPED AGAINST
r , ... A HOT 8T0VK
A ehild of Mrs. Geo. T. Benson, when
getting bis aaual Saturday night bath
i ,.j . i i: : l: . . 1 and suddenly every man in toe rasas
u. u intra ww uwg, uugwi.g ""I, "f lit, V.T
k-...,U II Th. i u a, m oeg.u atwcaiug iw .i. . ww.
!-., belaud dnll.r. .man., a t th. lima I wee 1 uso y aampm ease open .ou
he thought they were cheap at that, w ""' --
ai.k-n .k-: J.W. loautHmy stm gnu j,..
a war at a sjaaut la Mm in I . e ... .
SYDNOR k nUNDLEY, for values true, ire unsurpassed the eity tbrougH
Yielding to none, for etylee, the choicest FURNITURE waits for joTJ"
3rsble sad elegsnt, ornate or plain, sub Suites elsewhere we seek ia viiU
iTeted for UPHOLSTERY, hers we And s ersnd oollectioB of every kiolD
feline aleculeea niulit
inir down" pains. All Uieae symptom.
ami exhuiistetl
"I know it. Ooe never can tell. I'l
Indicate deranged and weakened organa. . . . fc. m
eel eneiniee louow m I . .
enetl condition of the female organa aa
surely aa nieht fotlowa day. Save your
self Iroul wane rwnnia ay ibkuix
"So am I. Iti i comfort to know bow
lbs really totAed."
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BRAD FIELD'S T
Miinui. Rha'll axnaet tL
Ornamental DRAPERIES, it is known well, In perfect taste, tbey exceXj Tu,lllwUliyiKtiog
I worla. al relieves namiui, p.u... , w( ,
"Yes; thst would be the best time."
R'ght at 711 E. Broad St , of MIRRORS k PICTURES, th. stock'. compl.tH la-"rJ
& lor beauty 4 quali.rw-n rely on all SYDNOR k ftUVDLEr MgT S"-
This great store is 70'J-711-713
. E Broad streetrRichmoiiQ,Vft
Nsw York Herald.
INI M0IIl( IttUUTM 00. ATLANTA, la,
Qirla who would buy tilled ausbeftdi
bifi legal tender heirtt.
wedding my. lie wis to meet aer in , t ... , h de h, ,h( rf
rittsnure two weexs iron tnai uay anu !- Akashooehebedooski,
stepped bsoK against a hot etova whioh quiety married, and later oa they n -.. .
burned bim severely.' Tbe ehild" was io 0u tt00tti t0 New York aud her FUH.
greet agony snd his mother eould do riflB 1TeDUe B,nsioB. , Three dsys later
eotniaglo paciiy mm. tiemetnoenog ,belef, fa p,0Mylvania to cloee up si
A report from Mexico City, describing
that lbs bad I bottle, 0(1 Chtnbetlaia's uiot ifftir tn B,a been worryiBg hull light there 00 Susday, says that
one matador waa goreo anu tea norsea
were disemboweled. It most have been
I fine old Sunday. ' -.
Pain Balm ia the house, ahe thought ahe
would try k. la less than half aa beur
after applying It the ehild was quiet sod
asleep, and la lees tbsa two weeks wss
well, .Mrs. BoBSoa b a well knees real
deatol Ikeliar, va. rain Calm is so
aatiseptie liniment sbd especially ; viler
ble for burns, cuts, bruises snd sprains.
For sale it W. M',Cobja'i drug store,
Weldon, H. U.
her for some months, and the light of
the major's life west' out.v 4
Two long weekst It wss in eternity
te themsjor, especiilly u hs only re
ceived one brief tetter from the widow.
The hours sod dsys crept awsy, sod one
rooming he started for Pittsburg. 80
did the judge, the lawyer and the three
others hitherto named. Ths seveu of
them took ths same train and rode is
Laok is a mighty uncertain thing to I the same oar. Each looked Belt-satisfied
it trouBd and wait for, I and supercilious.
V'..l your mimal.!-.. or bMrdabMaUiul
krowaorrlchblickf Than ih
BUCKINGHAM'S DYEttU
Mtvt Pi4ev. M P - j "
Ml
VOUKNOWWHAT VOU'KBTAallVG
When you take Grove's Tasteless Chill
Tonic beoause the formula is plainly
Sriated oa every bottle showing that H
1 simply Iroa aad Quiaine la a tasteless
form. No cure, No Pay. bOc,
A van ts not la a calm oonditioa
when he finds it impossible to raise the
wind.
a a u.NjKra.aAa-j
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With the Cook sad
buy yoa one bsg of
J.EH.
Flour
sod be oonviooed
that it is the best flour 00 the market.
12 cakes Laundry Soap for
0".
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1
Irish Potstoes, 25a peck, and everything
jou need for the table and pantry.
W. T. PARKER.
WELDON, N. a