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WELDON, N. CM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1903.
NO. 23
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frive Low Prices on these.goods for
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ne. w e .mean uusiness.
P. N. STAINBAOK.
The Weldon Grocery Co. S
WHOLESALE JOBBER8 IN M
STAPLE & FANCY I
SGROCERIES.S
at TJ7. Ball fnL To KfavMai,la
Orders Solicited.
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Contains (he oecepsary drier tod is tinted to (he abide desired.
Add one gallon of PURE Linseed Oil tu gallon of Tanner's
Semi Piste sod the paint is ready for the brush. Painters
avoid the necessity of carrying endless cans of Colors in Oil,
Turpentine, Drier, etc., when they use Tanner' Semi Paste. Be
wise in your economy aod buy Tanner's Semi Parte at an aver
age of $1.15 per gallon. Manufactured by
Tanner Paint & Oil Co.,
Box 180. 1419 E. MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
PETER SMITH & CO.,
TIIE LEADERS OF LOW PRICES,
T.UTOHTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
NORFOLK, VA.
WqiSKEY $l.io
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We claim to be the LOWEST PRICED
whiskey a low as $1.10 per gallon, ami
decoction of chemicals bnt of course its
iwi "CASIRK'RHTA'nARI 10 v-ar old
fjr produced by bonest Tar Heels in the mountain section of North Carolina by the
old time nroowoi. Fvi-rv rlrnn in hnilfcil over onon furnace wood fires, in old
Sfc 8tTl "PPer stills, in exactly theiarra way It was made by our grandfathers a ag.
m century ago. First rate whiskey is sold at $5 to $(l per gallon, but is not any W
35$ better than "CASPER'S 8TANPAED." It is the best produced and must g$
bi please every customer or we will buy it back with (iold we are incorporated g
r under the laws of North Carolina with an authorised capital of $100,00.00 and W
M the People'a National Hank aud Piedmont S.vings flank of Winston-Salem, N. $$
v., will tellyou our guarantee is goou.
rln'.b I. wnrth nwim Jnll.r iw.r n,irt
Ntandard" we offer sum
nple shipments of
t plain sealed boxes) 5 Quarto $2.95, 10 Quarts $5, Ixpress PrepaiO anywnere .
"2 in U. a All orderaand remittance (iu stamps. cash or by check, etc.) as well
i as requests foreonfidential price must be
R. JV. CASPER CO.,
t Main Office and Warehouaee.-Nos.1045
1-
VqiSKEY $1-io
Costs Calj 25 cects
Or suU II tula U C.
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""r iMthisf ebild. .r.rr .uecdinf dar wmrawl M tbtt v. wtIS tlsriublf k ttln. I b.(rul apom
IKETHlNl, ud bu U MM .Imlnl.url.i II to kin. ud all inpr.iu.al ninblktt boart, aod Inm
to at da. aa ha nunt, I h Mn.iaittl bant llasd aaad UalaM vilh Br children, .ad a, laart Kraal
plaaa.r. ia aoaadlag iu pulm u aU aaolbait H rau
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0pi2ed Uader The Lai. of the State of Korth Carolina,
AUGUST 20TH, 1802.
STATK OF NORTH CAROLINA DEPOSITORY.
HALIFAX COUNTY DEPOSITORY.
TOWN OF WELDON DEPOSITORY.
MPIT..LMD SURPLUS -
For ten years this institution hat provided banking faoilitiea for I Us section
us siookholdors and directors have been luentiueu wiio tne Dusioess inieresis
Halifax and Northampton oouuiiea for many yoara. Money ia loaned upoB
proved security at the legal rate of interest sil per centum. Aooouots ot all
solicited.
President: Vioe-President: Cashier:
W. E. DANIEL. ' Da. J. N. RAMSAY. W. R. SMITH
Seaboard, Northampton eounty, N. C.
Jj T. OLABK.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
IWELDON, N. a
Practices In the ooorU of Halifax and
aqouiug eountiea, aud in the Supreme
urt oftha8t.i Hpecla! attention given
"oollectiooa rid prompt re torus
"ak' Kldwya an. Bladder Hlgnt
has stood the test 25 years. Average Annual Sales
v .a. !a. t a ..... 1
tviltcs. iiiva rnn iwrira
.
Eatdewae) wUl tvary
Wagons. Will
Call and exam-
Is
THE WELDON GROCERY CO ,
WELDON, N. 0. ffi
NO. 2&8MAINBTEET,
Pei faLLotf.
WHISKEY HOUSE. We really sell ag
mind you; distilled whiskey not Jfg
new and under proof,
whiskev is a liuuid iov! It is
actually iMt
aabythe W
fires, in old XX
inisoiu oonrai, mnu """""'""
hilt In niore fully introduce CuSper S
this brand at half price, (packed in;
addressed as follows;
HYmon, JV. C, V- S.
46 Liberty and 1, 3, 4 and 8 Maple 8ts
:
Pei QsLLofi.
Cures Clslen-lnfairlBin.
Diarrhoca,Dyentery, and
tnc Dowel Irouclci ol
Children of Ant int.
Aids Digestion, Regulates
tot Downs, MrtnglMas
the Child and Makes
. TEETHING EASY,
D 6T. LOUIS, MO.
it Drs&ists, -
J. MOFFKTT. M.
nHMiiwn CT R.nif Mwr nf fltsiA. An.T1. T.iu Mo. 11. 1300.
tfi'Una 1 tanA tt attaimatl. ana aftar ilia u.Uuag
$27,000.
of
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are. rplrr rnnodel any kind of IUlr? befM
..I " rare rtAYMt fitlitX mi all kind
ot building- raatrrtala. hordwor.. Mnltto. lk
wk nalola Iw.a-a.daatKtHcltltum.aaC.
FRANK T.CLARK CO., LtdJ
L.EitshllshtdlS70. NORfOLK,VA-l
D.
E.8TAINBACK,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
AND FIRE INSURANCE,
WILDOS, N. C
.Roanoke Newa Office,
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic
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ni npm irrjpju in vuu r
aotue as a I en ca tarscy n yarn
WHY MARRIAGE ENDS COURTSHIP.
ItLLA WHEH.IB WILCOX WR1TE8 IN-
TIB18TINQLT ON THIS VEE IM
PORTANT 6UBJK0T.
Generally speaking, It is all the rutin's
fault that marriage ends the courtship.
Tbo wife is not to blame. She did not
do (he ooiirtiiig belore marriage, and
there ia no rosson why she should be
oipoctcd to do it aftrtword.
The cauo is fundamental, and it can
not be lightly cured. Man is predatory
animal, The quest for prey Doans much
to him. There is as much joy in the
chase as in its succewful termination
For bis anto-nuptial pursuit be brings
into play all bis resources. His voce
bu'ary of endearing terms is endless. If
the quairy is hard to catch he tskes all
the keener interest. For this reason the
coquette finds her lover more ardent than
does the girl who gives her heart freely
and readily. Theaters, Sowers, drives
and all the pleasures known to youth
eome to the girl who keeps her lover at
After marriage every thing changes.
The man having acquired complete pos
session thinks it unnecessary further to
keep up the illusion. Th ''piecious,"
darling," "sweetheart" and scores of
other endearments no longer slip glibly
from his tongue. His wife should know
that he loves her without b'ing told so
every five minutes, be thinks. He is
supreme in hie egotism. He feels that he
baa done woman the greatest earthly
honor by marrying her. For this she
must honor, adore and obey bin as long
as ber life shall last.
On the other hand, the husband,
secure in his own opinion of hsviog per
formed bis whole duty by elevating her
to this lofty pinnacle, proceeds on his
self satisfied, way, scattering his court
ship elsewhere on each and every woman
who pleases bis evanescent funoy.
The cessation of courtship i not owing
to lack of affection in the roan's nature
I never yet saw a man who was not oapa
ble of loving at least six women all at
once and with about equal intcnMty. For
a time he may oenter all bis ardor on
one woman, but that is because she is
olever enough to engage all bis powir.
If she should marry him she would find
out that her influcooe waa gono. He
soon would be bunting fur new woilds to
conquer. This almost unlimited oapacity
for love on tho part of men is to me the
strangest thing about them, To my
mind it is the principal moral distinction
between the sexes.
MAKING THE MOST OF ONE
ANOTHER.
We may, if we choose, make the worst
of one another. Every one has his weak
points; every one has bis faultr; we may
make the worst of these; we may fix our
attention constantly upon them. But
we may also make the best of one an
other, n e may forgive, even as we
hope to be forgiven. We may put our
selves in the place of others, and sBk
what we should wish to be done to 0',
aod thought of us, were we in their
plaoe.
By loving whatever is lnvable in those
arouod us, life will become a pleasure
nstead of pain, and earth will become
like Heaven; aod we shall become not
unworthy followers of him whoso name
ia Love. Dean Stanley.
DISCOURAGED
The expression occurs so many times in
letters from sick women to Dr. Pierce: " I
completely diacouraeed." And there
la always good reason tor the discourage
ment. Years of aufferiug. Doctor after
doctor tried in vaiu. 1
edicinea doing
IX
no lasting good.
It la no wouder
that the woman
feela discouraired.
Thouaanda of
these weak and
sick women have
(bund health and
courage regained
aa Um result of
the utat of Doctor
Pierce'a Pavorite
Prescription. It
ealabllahea regu
larrtr. driea uu
healthy drains,
heals inflamma
tion and ulcerea
tion, and curea
female weakness.
It makes weak
women atrong and
nek women wen
Mb the year iSoo
! waa tflkrn sick."
wril.s Mm. H:lna
Cmwder, of Ripley,
Uuirr.lal Co..T.nn.
Uv limb, ached.
had severe patn. In
bock and lower part
of howela, with lilt-
acuity in urination.
burning pain after. I tried many k'to."'
medicine .ud four of the beat doctor. In the
country, nntil 1 rave np all hope of recovery.
In January, toil. I wrote to Dr. R. V. Herce, ol
BuSlo, l(. Y.. and received from kirn letter,
. ki. H-iirliM I took eleven
aud ainartlliff an
bottle., nil of Favorite Prescription.' 6v ol
'Ootden Medical Diacovery,' one vial ol Pet;
let,' ud need one bo of ' Lotion Tablet! and
ooe of 'Healing auopoaltortea,' aud am now
able to work .1 anything I wut to. Tlianhe 10
yon for your raluahlt medlciM ud kind ndvioa.'
Weak and sick women are invited to
conault Dr. R. V. Pierce, by letter, fnt.
All eorreanondencc is held aa strict i;
2
Snvate and eacrexliy connaenuni.
res Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buflalo, N. Y,
over Oaa and a Half M2!.on
fklA r-ima nnC.U W.
iiuvuisinvinji
m . .a. tu.arnt.
MMiwyua.,..
ii
Positively the Only Big Show
1 SIM'S
RAILROAD SEQWi
Will Exhibit WELDOIT (iWn f Shin)
FRIDAY
AFTERNOON
AND NIGHT
Weighs 8 tons and stands 12 feet in height.
In pronounoed contrast to this veritable mountain of flesh, bone and ivory is
BABY BELLE, Infant Elephant, only three feet tall. Children go wild with delight
over this most diminutive animal.
SEE THE MARVELOUS 8IXTY-THREE HORSE ACT I
SEE NERO, EARTH'S ONLY RIDING LION I
SEE THE LITTER OF LION CUBS, Born August 12th.
See (be Grand Free Parade at 10 a. m. A Marvel of Splendor A
Revelation of Moving Wealth,
Two peiformances, 2 and 8 p. n.
excursions on all Railroads.
SCOTLAND NECK,
OLD JIM TIMER,
IS YOU GWINE TO KILL US ALL.'
TWO TRUE STORIES.
IRE-PVBLISUED
It was tbe custom during the war for all
disabilities were not in the army, to visit any soldiers who came to their neighbor,
hood wounded, or in distress of any kind, and to minister to their wants as far as
possible.
Old Colonel L., of one of our haBtero
men in bis oouoty to calls of this nature
now driving bis old gray horse, Din, with
long, white beard with the other, with a basket filled with something good, I smal
bundle ol sugar, and a Utile "real conee,
fellow who was at home sick or wounded; or maybe to comfort some soldier's wife
who was in trouble and ber husband away. Mr. Jim Tucker lived in the piney
woods not far from Col. L'l plantation. He was wounded in tbe arm at Fredericks
burg, Virginia, and came home on a furlough ; as usual Col. L, no sooner beard
that Jim was at home aod wounded than
basket of"sometbins good" prepared by
intensely flattered at Col. L's visit. It happened to be Sunday and several of the
neighbors had dropped in, so Mr. Jim Tucker laid himself out to entertain bis com-
For some time the conversation consisted
Finally, during a lull in the conversation,
got hurt." We-e-ell, Colonel, I'll t ell you,
who have never beard the North Carolina
form no idea of the accent, and those who
aod paper won't do il) on them big rollin'
before day in the mornin' Gincral Lee he
Oineral Hoke T he says here I is, Qiocral,
al Hoke, who is the bravest man you have
be says, says be, Oineral, Mr. Jim Tucker
says oall him here ; come here, Mr. Tuoker,
I tuck t-ff my cap polite like aod said, good
Gineral Hoke; and tbey both say, good
says, says he, Mr. Tucker, them yankees is
al, I am powerful, sorry, for somebody s
Mr Tucker. Then he says, says he, Mr.
here ia a brand-new Belgium rifle and a box
get out yonder behind that thar wall and
said, Gineral it is a hard task, but I will
'em flank me. The Gineral, he says, Mr
Stonewall Jackson lu look out for you.
thai sioue wall and I tuok out my cxploshum balls and I laid 'em handy in the
cracka of the wall, aod bimeby about auu-rise, Gineral Hoke ho hollowed out, aod
he rays, look out, Jim, they's a-omiu'l and hero tbey cornel and I laid
there all day and I hut 'cm wiili that Belgium rifld and them sploebum-balls a-goin
I ti ll yi'u; aud bimeby, way long yondur
yjuktte got up aod he tuck off hii bat aod
ii you gwioe to kill uoa'ii7 aud wiiiiu
on me and sl.ot me in the arm, and then I wag borne from the field and somebody's
Mplment tuok my place. .
IN THE WILDERNESS.
Mr. Tucter returned lo bis command, and was again placed upon the skirmish
foe in the Wilderness. He was ordered to ascend a large poplar tree aa a look out
where he was amusing himself picking ulf officers. Butlothiiu tell bis tale fo,
himself ''And Gineral Eirly, (old Julml, you know,) he says, "Jim, by granny
stay with 'cm like you did at Fredericksburg," so I dumb tbe tree, I did, sod I sot
ibar on a big limb a havin' of a fius time all by myself, and fust thing I know 1
see a whole yankoe corps a-oomiu', aod next thing thar they wm with their guns
all B pioiin' up In the tree, and some big officer he say, come out of Ibar, dad-rat
your hide I you cussed rebel I' aod I thought I better do like he said, so I come
down just like he said, and When I got down he tuok bis siggar out of bis mouth
aod he looked at mc and he says, 'Who is you, anyhow V I rays, 'I am Mr. Jim
Tucker who is you?' aod be never said nothin', but be jest looked at me a while
end he (ays. 'Is you the man who fought so at Fredericksburg ?' snd I said, Tse
the man, who is you ? aod he said, 'Mr. Tucker, 1 am Gineral Grant, wbat'i you
doin' up that tree, anyhow?" and I said, 'Gineral, I'm a sbootin' everything I see,
aud he says, Mr. Tucker, you is too brave a man to starve in prison, go home to
your folks and don't you shoot at my folks no more. But afore yoa go woo't you
take a drink ? So I drank with him, aod I told him and all his crowd good bye.
OAHTOIIIA,
fcantas t ll Yw Haw tlwifl Bot
Hcaatue
It never ocean to fools that merit tod
good fortune arc closely united, Goethe.
Coming This Way This Yearl
COLOSSAL I2 COMBINED
OCTOBER
16
Doora open at 2 and 7 p. m. Cheap
OCTOBER 15.
BY REQUEST.
the gentlemen who from age or other
counties, was ooe of tbe most attentive
We can see the venerable old gentleman
one hand and thoughtfully stroking his
or something ot tbe sort, lor some poor
old Dan was bitched to the buggy and
Mrs. L. Jim was not hurt much aod was
of inquiries after tbe absent boys
Col. L , said, "Well, Jim, tell ns how you
said Jim. You see our brigade (those
muffin pronounce the woid brigade can
have must supply it for themselves, ink
hills I was a tellin' yon about, aod jusj
come up, be did, and be said, whar is
says he, and Oineral Lee he says, Giner
got in your brigade, aod Gineral Hoke,
is the bravest man I ever see, and he
if you please, and I come; I did, and
mornin Choral Lee; good mornin'
mornin', Mr. Tucker, and Gineral Lee, he
cumin' after me again, and I said, Giner
bound to git hurt, aod he says me loo,
Tucker, they tell me you is a brave man
of exploshuni-ball, and I want yon to
don't you let 'em cotuo on me, Mr. Tucker,
do my best, but, Gincral, don't you
Tuoker, I will do my best and I'll
Well, I went out and I laid down behind
just afore night, ooe great, long, high
be said, 'Great Godleoi ighly, M r. Tuoker
a fouliu' ini'aiu' with liiui iliey erope up
OABTOrtlA.
BeenvW A M V" Hw) ry Bangtat
tUfiatir
ef
What leads to unhappinm it making
pleasure the obief aim, Shenstone,
mOlD RELIABLE
Absolute! Pure
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
HOW HUSBANDS SHOP,
BLOUSE THAT IT WAS CERTAIN
WOULD NOT PLEASE THE LADY.
Tbe pleasures of shopping are as rig
orously denied to "mere man" as are the
advantages of whistling to fair woman.
The decree, being nature's own, is uni
versal, and tbe attempts made to con
travene it are few and unsuccessful. An
eiception, more apparent than real, was
made a few days sgo by so uxorious Ber
lin husband intent on presenting bis
better half with a new blouse. He hur
riedly entered one of the first shops in
the capital and confided his intention to
the graceful young lady assistant. "I
want a blouse a good one. You under
stand. It must bo silk the best silk."
"May I ask what color you prefer?"
inquired the superior young saleswoman,
with a smile.
"Oh, I'm not particular about the col
or, but I may say that it may cost from
30 to 40 marks."
"Aod the cut?"
"The cm? Well, I really don't much
care. Alter all, it comes to tbe same
tiling."
"May I ask about the lady for whom
it is destined?"
"Why, she is my wife, of coursel
Whom else did you"
"I beg your pardon. What I meant
was what is her size, at least approxi
mately?" "It doesn't mailer in the least. Please
show me some blouses, one blouse, any
blouse, and let me go, for I am in I
hurry to catch a train."
"With pleasure, sir, but if you can
not give me an idea of tho color, cut or
site or anything else to guide me how
can I hope to suit you?"
"Give me any blouse you like so long
aa the price is between 30 and 40 marks,
It doeso t matter a straw what cut or
Color or liie I ohoose, for in any case
it's oertain to be changed. I told you
it is for a lady!" London Telegraph
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH
REMEDY.
No ooe who is acquainted with ill
good Qualities can be surprised at tbe
groat popularity of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, It not only curea colds and
grip effectually aod permanently, but
prevents these diseases from resulting in
pneumonia. It is also a certain cure for
eroup. Whooping cough is not danger
ous when Ibis remedy is given. It con
tains no opium or other harmful sub
stance and may be given aa confidently
to a baby as to an adult. It is also
pleasant to take. When all of these
facts are taken into consideration it is not
surprising that people io foreign lands, as
well as at home, esteem this remedy very
highly aod very few are willing to take
any other after having onoe used it.
For sale at W. M. Cohen's drug store.
Weldon, N. C.
A LENGTHY SUNRISE.
Bbe sunrise ot a beautilul morning
ia a eight ef which I never weary,
lie Oh, but you should see mo
Why, I pasa whole days looking at it.
Figaro.
CAUSE OF LOCKJAW.
Lockjaw, or tetanus, is caused by
bacillus or gorin which exists plentifully
in street dirt. It is inactive to long
exposed to the air, but when carried
beneath tbe skin, as in the woundi
caused by percussion oaps or by rusty
nails, aod when the air is excluded tbe
germ is roused lo activity and produces
the most viruleot poison known. Theie
germs may be destroyed and all danger
t:f lockjaw avoided byapplyiog Chamber
lain'a l'aiu Balm freely as soon aa the
injury is received. Paio Balm is
antiseptic and causes cuts, bruise and
like injuries to heal without maturation
and io one third the time required
the asual treatment.
b,
For aale by W. M. Cohen, Druggist,
Weldon, N. C.
Iogratitudoia treason to mankind.
Thomson.
If troubled with a weak digestion try
Chamberlain a Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They will do you good.
For aale at W, M. Cohen's drugstore
Weldon, N. C.
CAN'T BE TOO CAREFUL.
I NOTHING, SAY NOTHING THAT
OAK GIVE A CHANOE FOR GOSSIP.
"Girls, bo oarefull Maidenly mod-
ity, good taste and prudence Beera to be
a discount with many of our budding
young maidens."
The above extract was read not with
efl.Mire but pain, Ainu! wo lour it is
true. This is a fast age and many of
our girls and young ladies seem to have
no roatrjining power at homo or at
school, and often on I bo streets tliero is
not shown that modesty, good breeding,
good taste and prudenoe that most al
ways mark the cultured, refined and pure
woman. We would not for anything
curb tbo elasticity of youth, but girls
should be directed to be quiet on the
streets or in public, not boisterous, not
rude, not forward, but act always with
gnity and modesty.
It is a well-known fact that the fast
girl never has that resjieot shown her by
men that the cultured, modest, refined
lady commands. A boy can go on the
streets or in public snd be boisterous and
romp, use slang, and nothing is said of
Let a girl do the same thing, no
matter bow pure sbe may be many
tongues ero set to wagging, unkiod, cruel
things said which would cause any sensi
tive woman to blush with ebame. Girls,
you cannot be too circumspect in your
own pure selves. Do nothing, say noth
ing that can give a chanoe for gossip.' A
good woman is more to be desired than
gold or precious stones.
A SONG OF WINTER.
I.
Thankful fer the winter the frost, an,
sleet, an' snow:
We'll tell by cabin-fires all the tales
of
long ago,
Tbe stories of sweet childhood that we
all believed wuz so
Good times a-oomin' yet, believers!
II.
Thankful fer the winter with tbe folks
a-settio' 'round'.
An' roastio' of the hick'rynuts, or sbakin'
of 'em down, -
Or Biogin' in the wagons on the frosty
road to town
Good times a-comin' yel, believerst
III.
Thankful fer the winter let us sing it
thatawayl
A merry winter mornin beats tbe roses
o' tbe May,
An' there's life so' joy amsiio' when we
dance 'till break o' day
Good times a-oomin' yet, believers!
LOVE'S EXCUSE.
He You passed me without speaking
to me.
he Oh, I must have been thinking
about you.
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over sixty years by millions ot
mothers for children, while teething, with
perlect success. It soothes the ohild
sottens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind colic, and is the best remedy tor
Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately. Sold by druggists
in every part of tbe world. 25 cents
bottle. Be sure and ask fur "Mrs. Wins-
low's Soothing Syrup," and take no oth
er kind
HOT USED TO IT.
Hostess I wonder why
your little
brother seems so restless aod
unoomforta-
ble?
Little Ethel I think it's 'cause
his
hands is clean. Stray Stories.
MANY MOTHERS OF A LIKE
OPINION.
Mrs. i'llmcr, ol Cordova, Iowa, says:
"Ooe of my children was subject to oruup
of a severe type, and ihe giving
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy promptly,
alwaya brought relief. Many mothers in
this neighborhood think tho same a
do about thia remedy aod want no other
kind for tbeir children
For sale by W. M. Cohen, Druggist,
Weldon, N. C.
THE RESULTS UM PLEASANT
Wigg I always like to
hear a
say what be thinks.
W agg uut the people who always
say what they think generally think such
disagreeable things. Philadelphia Re-
oord.
BETTER THAN PILLS.
Tho question has been asked Io what
way are Chamberlaiu'i Stomaoh and
Liver Tablets superior to the ordinary
oalbartio sad liver pills? Our answer
They are easior and more pleasant
take and their eff ot is to gentle and so
agreeable that one hardly realites that
ii produced by a medioioe. Tben they
not only move toe Dowels but improve
the appetite and aid the digestion. For
sale at 25 oenti per bottle by W,
Cohen.
Tbe obatity that begins it home covers
tbe most sins
A ItEMEDV.
Ho The doctor told Jack that
be
had been studjiog too-hard lately.
She And what did be noommend?
lie Ob, he advised bim to go into
society a little more and give Lis brain a
rest. Brooklyn Lifo.
Victory bolongs to the
. Nnpole in.
most persevor.
IT FOE
iOWELS
wlg cvftry rjnv, vni'io ill or will In-. Ktio!) yuui
you havr-n't a rcirnlnr. JlfnltliY tnoTfrnont nt thi
bo we I i iinn, anil li well. Forco,ln tba ihnneuf vjr
Viit ih vsif ir ,ul I ii'1'niii, I.' iliiriiNTOiiH, Tit a mnoof h-
ctiB ti-v, 1 :iij:4t i'i i w ny ur uovpinif mo DOrftj
.rand cloaii lu lo talio
CANDY
CATHARTIC
EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
11 as lint- Pa Int.it ltli. P.iti-tit,. TriHip nntirl. Do Hood.
Nov or Sicken, V,'eal;iii, ur (Jiirx1, 10. . and 50 conU
icr ho. rlU) lur Irjn saniplf, im liooWet or
lualth. AdflrovtJ 423
8TKHL1SG RKHK-lT CO! PA XT, fllK'ifiO or HW TDRft.
KEEP YbUR BLOOD GLEAN
A Bad Breath
bad breath means a bad
stomach, a bad digestion, a
bad' liver. Ayer's Pills are
ivcr pills. They cure con
stipation, biliousness, dys
pepsia, sick headache.
25:. All drug-gilts.
V.'ant your infititt'.if l,o or board a beautilul
Itrown or ricli tilarl:? Then una
BUCKINGHAM'S DYEwhiX,
diet or l)iiwi'Tt 0
i A Co., Naho. N.H.
BANNER SALVE
is the most healing salve in
the world. It cures Sores, Cuts,
Burns and all Skin Diseases.
It positively
Oores Piles
S. Kingsbaker. 8o East Ohio Street.
Chicago, writes: "I had a bad case of
cues tor several years. BANNER
SALVE cured me quickly and perman
ently after several doctors and remediei
had failed to relieve me."
GUARANTEED. Price 25 Cento
KEEP COOL.
By placing your orders for Bread,
Cakes and Pies with tho
WELDON BAKERY,
Specials io fine layer, fruit aod pound
cake.
fts-Hot ooffee and luocbes served at
aoy hour.
Hr2rOut.of town orders
PROMPTLY FILLED.
B.N.BEIDGERS,
Up-to-date Bakery, Eniry's Kw Block
Weldon, N. C.
0Pbone 61.)
PPOMATTOX IRON WORKS.
28 to 34 Old Street.
PETERSBURG, VA.
Manufacturers of
Machinery,
Shafting,Pulleys,
Agricultural
Implements.
Having bought out Steel 4 Alexan
der, founders aod machinists, with all
patterns, we are now prepared to fur
nish paits to machines formerly made by
them. '
HYDRAULIC PRESSES.
PEANUT MACHINERY
specialty.
Mill work and castings of all kinds.
second hand machinery for sale cheap,
p.n ... r... . '
wti vu u. wi niHQ iui nuab juu wauf.
! t 1 U R K T Y ON BONllK.r
Those who are required to give '
Bonds io positions of trust, and who j
i desire to avoid asking friends to be-
i
oome their sureties, or who may wish
to relieve friends from further obli-
, gations as bondsmen, should apply i
1 in person or by letter to
8E. T. CLARK, Attorney, Wcljot, N- C I
NOTICE.
The undersigned has opened a law
office at Weldon, Gooch building, First
street. Will attecd Tuesday's Thurs
day's and Saturday's.
THOMAS N. HILL.
Thia May 7th, 1903.
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