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T. CLARK. !
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WKMHjN.N. c.
Prntirw in tk court of Halifax iid
ftdjuiDiug countjM.ftud ia th Bupreiu
eoarlolitotainU, HpftcinlMtoBUaugitta ,
to wltection sad prompt ntara.
AW
ESSAV ON BREATHING.
Its I Iscf illness us Seen Uy
N uuiik I'liilusnphrr.
the
"l'icjHi is m.idc of air. Vl'e
hi tMihe wiih our lungs, our !i",lii,
our livers and our skin if ii's noi
all sioppcil up wiih powder. II' it
w;mi'i for our brealli we would
die wlien tte slept.
"Our hreiith keeps die life a
l!oiiiK llirmich the nose when we
are asleep. Our noses were made
for breath and our mouths for food
and ui lalk uiih.
"Women that slop in a room all
day should not breathe. They
should wait till ihey go out of
doors.
"People in a room make bad,
foul, ttholesoiiie air. They make
cji boiiieide. Carbtmicide is pois
oner (ban a mad dog. A heap of
soldiers was in a black hole in In- j
dia and a Carbonieide got into the
hole and killed nearly every one j
before morning.
"(iirls and women kills the
breath with corsets that squeeze
, the diagram, (nils can't holler or
run like boys because their dia
grams is squeezed lu much. If I
was a girl I'd wish I was a boy, so
I could run and holler and breathe
lois of air and have bright eyes ;
and rosy cheeks, a big appetite j
and a good diagram.
"Give me air or give me death."
JAPANI-St: BKI(:'S DUTY.
1 1 ere are a few of the Japanese
bride's rules of life, laught by her
1 mother:-'
Never speak evil of your neigh
bjrs. Never allow yourself to he jeal
ous. lie humble and polite.
Do not consult fortune tellers.
Don't talk too much.
Until you are fifty never mix
crowds.
Strict obedience to a husband is
a wife's noblest virtue.
He always amiable to your inoth-er-in-law
and father-in law.
liven if your husband is in the
wrong never get angry Home
Notes.
A contemporary would like to
know who teaches her husband his
compendium of duty.
No wonder a man feels cheap
when he linds out he's been sold
in the matrimonial market.
There may not be anything in a
case but a smart lawyer will get
something out of it.
THE ORIGINAL
LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP
Cures all Couth:
stilts in expell
Colds from tht
System by
Kenny movinj Tjl'V,'
the bowels.f,Ji
A certain curet t-vj
lor croup snJ Jf
hooping-cou(h. iai
Trt4 Uftrt K.f UUra.l
KENNEDY'S unmi
HONEYhTAR
FKirAKlD AT THI LAIOR4TUIV Ot
L O. OcWHT & CO.. OMIUAQO. U. t. A.
suinuv W. M.COHKM, wki.ihin.n. r
Epilepsy
Fits
St. Vitus Dance
Art lie rve diseases, ami unless
I'lit'i'ked, lead to dcsirm'timi uf
both iiilnd and luuly. The
weak, shailfffil nrivi's must
hue suiiii'tliiiij' to siiiiipihi'ii
and build thi ill b il l. In health.
)r. Miles' lvi'-.tiii.ilive Ni'iilie
i., a i s ,i..i; I.-Me n. r c Utu'.c ai.d
ftiiiiiilant. It .sliiii';lluii tin
nerves, n-liivi'S tlit iiirvuiH
strain, and influcncis refiish
illtf lioily-ljllililill sleep and
rest. I'ersislent use seldom
fails to relieve these alt1 iet inns.
"I waft taken with cjilU-nli' r,ls t,nd
eleven In iv lliun 12 lu;ii . Si y
father pt-rit for our fntnlly hsUitin
tint he could do ry lillle for me. und
1 Kivw Kiise e-i dj). i.nj ul U-1
Hi. had three do'turn vtllh me, and 1
Mill 't woitte. My futluT l.'ard of
li. Mill'-' medli-liiPH and b'lustit a
bottle ol Ni l una and u hox uf Kervv
and l iver PHI, t had t.iktn onlv a
few duhen until I titigjn l teller.
I ItHik 12 bullies, itnd II cured me
sound and well. It lut hcen w-uth all
Ihe world to me. 1 recommend It
wherever I so. You nmy use thm n
a life-lot ir tfMtlmoiildl tu the merits
of your inedlflne, for I ttru enjoylnif
the best of henlth. and fel that m
life and health In ihie lo this wonderful
aiedlclne." I.KVV WII.I.IAMH
H. K. U. No. t, Huston, Ua.
Dr. Mlli' Nervlna It told by your
Jruuylt wha will guiranttt that th
flrtt bottl will bnnt. If It failt, h
will refund yuur monay.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, lad
" i nftr Mil..
V1 , j
Avoid alum and alum phos
phate baking powders. The
label law requires that all
the ingredients be named
the labels.
on
for the alum compounds.
NOTE. Safety lies in buying only
Royal Baking Powder, which is a
pure, cream or tartar baking powder,1
and the best that can be made.
THE LASS BENEATH THE BONNET-
When the triumphs and the conquests of the heart are counted o'er,
When they tell oflove that nourished in the days of nevermore,
When they weigh the charms of loving and the amours dwell upon,
Round whose tender recollections music echoes, roses run;
When the world has worn one weary with its tlanneur and Its Hash,
With its chain of charming maidens carrying hearts with sweep and dash,
Then a vision looms before me and a song sounds sweet and low
Ah, the lass beneath the bonnet that I loved so long ago!
The old-time, striped sunbonnet, where she used to hide her face,
The sweet, old-fashioned lilacs that she carried with such grace,
The curls that used to dangle where her shoulders sloped so sweet,
The little schoolgirl figure with its touch of grace petite,
The little checkered apron and the skirt of Highland plaid
Ah, ihe vision makes me merry and the echo makes me sad,
For through tides of time that How not another lass, I know,
Has smiled beneath a bonnet as she smiled so long ago!
! Purple splendor of adventure marks the marches of the heart,
Modern love is like a measured and a very mundane art;
I Hands are offered, hearts are bartered, Cupid w ears the dollar mark,
i And the sweet, old-fashioned spirit dies upon the circling dark.
I So, 1 love the echo ringing through the old times unto me,
And the little vision swinging down the lanes of rosy glee
; The lass beneath her bonnet wailing where the lilacs grow,
Ah, the lass beneath her bonnet that I loved so long ago!
Time may take me far from mem'ry of that schoolhouse on the hill,
! The little woodland byroad that dipt down across the rill,
! The faery fields of fancy where two sweethearts pledged their vow,
But 1 would that I could travel back to wonder of it now
1 Back to all that world of marvel when the valor of the knight
, Burned a spark within my spirit that her lips had helped to light,
i And I'd face the dragon lor her, let befall weal or woe,
Just because beneath her bonnet she had loved me long ago!
i
Let the proud wond ring with triumph, let the multitudes acclaim
! Deeds of conquest in arenas where ambition yearns for fame;
Let them prate of mighty passions and of womanhood sublime
I With a beauty like a sunburst on the altitudes of time;
1 But from out the glare and glamor, how I would that I could roam
Down the little lane of lilacs leading to hervineclad home,
, For a vision looms before me and a song sounds sweet and low -
Ah, the lass beneath the bonnet that I loved so long ago!
S AGAINST HKH BETTER JUDll
j (HUNT.
J "Ain't you rather young to be
; left in charge of a drugstore?"
j "Perhaps so, ma'am, what can I
j do for you?"
Do your employers know us
dangerous to leave a mere boy in
j charge of such a place?"
T am competent to serve you,
madam, if you will state your
wants."
"Don'i they know you might
poison some one?"
"There's no" danger of that,
madam; what can I do for you5"
"I think I had bettter go to the
store down the street?"
"I can serve you just as well as
they can, and as cheaply."
"Well, you may give me a two
cent stamp, but it don't look right."
Houston Post.
Dunger From the Plague.
There'-, urine danp r from the p umic ol
I'mntliminil t ulilMliat lire mi prevali'iil
i Uulosyou takt Ur. Kii))3'nNew hiweovety
for I on-n in pt itui, ( 'oiiyln and ( 'olds M rs
( (ieur v Walls, of 1'orest t it?, Me , uritfi.
I "It's a do Ise ml topctiple litin in dun
j airs when- cousin and coltli prevail. 1
; tind il iiiieklv end I hem. li prevent
; pneumonia, cure la rtpite, ivet wonder
Till reliel in rthiiiu and Hay Fi ve-, aotl
i maVt" weak hiii;4 stiou enough to warl
I on" ( oiiMtmptioti, (' utfh4uiid t'tihU fo
, ami iM, tiiiurniiteed Ity nil dni'Ki-"'
j Tiiiil hottle fro-
No henpecked man wants to
carry around a speaking likeness
, i.f Iii.-, w ift.
! A Young Mother at 70.
i "Al) mother hus siiddt illy lieeu nnnle
j yomnt at 7i. Twenty ye.uit of intense
j Mttlt nuK Irom dyspepsia had entirely dlKt
I tiled her, until mix moiiiIisuku, uhej th
' bi-mu taking Klectrie liitlr-t which hue
! eompieteiy mied h au.i nsioie.i ihe
I itreDKth and activity she had lu the piime
I ol life;" wutes Mn. W. I. liitpvtriik ol
lantorth, VI e tireitest refiturjiite me I
j it inr on the nlolte. Sell Btoiudeh, l.ivtr
I am) Kidney right, orllt the blood, am)
c ihh Mttlarlu. Hilioutne and Weak ties
en. Wonderful Nrrve Touie lrire ,lli'.
(iiiaianteed by all dian Moien.
A pet is an cxh;tiun of temper,
' but a woman's out of temper when
j she's in a pet.
OABTOniA,
! fi.salars
Look out
COON HUNTING.
.... ,. , , , ,
I he officers of the f-.nghsh Suua -
dron prepared for their recent vis
: it to this country by an exhaustive
! study of so-called American slang,
' that ihey might enjoy that "delight
1 ful American humor" over which
J the English have recently become
so enthusiastic.
During their stay in Annapolis a
! coon hunt was arranged for their
I benefit, the officer in charge ex
' plaining to them that it was a sport
highly thought of and native to the
1 Southern States.
As they rode along one of the
Liiglislnneii remarked: "You hunt
I these coons with dogs, I think?
' His host assented and the ting-
lishmaii continued: "They are
found in the woods and are ofien
caught in treed, aren't they?"
i "Thev are." reDlied the Ameri-
f can; "but how come you to know
so much about COOII hunting?"
"Oil. said the visitor. With ail
air of conscious pride. "I've
read "Uncle Tom's Cabin," you
know, ami all those articles
that have come out in the pa
pers lately, bui to tell ihe truth,
I didn't think it was allowed
by the authorities, no mutter what
the nigger had done." l.ippin
coll's. A Curd.
l tux is Iii ieitif that nil druj'KHr me nii-
llh.ritl lit i . Tu till vn-ir tu.nw if I'lIs-v'
)W), aiui T:ir f:lil; ti !Mirt. )(H1P (.im(;l)
nreolil It Mops Ihe coiih, lie.il the
loiiKN.prevrnts lions resnllN I rout a cold,
t 'tire hi grippe rouh nod prevents pueu
ir on 1. 1, and coiiMitnpiion t'ontuin no
opiattn t he geitiiiitf is in u yallow p.iek
1 age. K fine substitute.
For nale Ity K. t'lark, "Vpldon, N. t'
m- " - '
The grape grower isn't injured
by hjV'illg a Seedy reputation.
t au.vouwiD? You reiliz,. that tu win
in anything Ihw days reipiirfi sTngth,
with ntiud anil body id time A man or
woman with ilisonlerwt itifrwtivft urKuis
in noi in abape tin ailny'fl work or a ilayV'
t'lay. It"" ran Ibej winV Kudul for
lMwmi i luiilainii the iligf ativs j uiesi ot
hmiiiiy aionuu h ao t will put jrour
itunuich ia shape to perform ita important I
fiimiion ul atipp'yiiiK the b. ly aud brain '
wilha miKth ki;dk blood. Dig sis what
,vuu eat, lelievea Iudi,(.atu,ii, Dyspepsia,
Suur'lomai'h aud Palpitation uf Ihe heart
slid u,ustiiatiou.
J by W li Cuhrn, Weldon, N. C.
HOW TO BE HAPPY.
Walter Williams Delivers This
Pretty Homily In His l-"nst ;
Window Column.
Nobody can be long happy alone. ,
There is joy in solitude but the i
joy soon fades if the solitude is
prolonged. The joy of the indi
vidual is always related in some
way to the joy of the community.
It has its flower and iis fruit in so
cial service. Old bachelors dry
up only when they devote their
lives to some worthy purpose out
side themselves. In the legend
beautiful an angel appears in the
midst of the monk's prayer and
then the bell rings which calls him i
to his accustomed work and he
hesitates between the angel and
the errand But when he returns,
having done his common task, the
vision says: "hadst thou stayed, 1
must have tied."
The people who live to have a
good time for themselves usually
end by having a bad time for oth
' er people and a worse lime for
themselves. The best known in
dividual of this type in modern fic
tion is Tito in George F.lliot's Ro
: inula. His chief aim in life was to
maintain the serenity of his own
soul. Yet after breaking ihe hearts
: of his best friends he perishes mis
; erably. I le was pursuing a selfish
happiness and in the unalterable
grammar of life that adjective and
that noun may not be used togeth
er. Stevenson speaks of
task of happiness."
piness is noi a task,
even an occupation
'the great
But hap-1
li is not
It is a
quality of life,
depends o n
Happiness
helpfulness. 1
That's the reason joy is social.
Helpfulness keeps happiness be
cause it adds to the area of affec
tion. People are not happy when
they seek after happiness. They
become steeped in happiness when
they undertake to promote the joy
of others.- Kansas City Journal.
I' l ill i 1 11 wl i t Yl;tnw
Mlts WlNMI.im'sSiHi'lHlsu SvKI'P liaa
lu-eii used t'nr over fill yrurs by miliums r
luolliei's tiir llicil children wliile teetliini!,
w It li periect Ulccess. llsimlhes Iherhihl.
sirieiislhi. ifiiius, allays all pun; cures
wind cu ic, and is tli, best leiiiedy ior
li:n rhoea It will lelieve (lie p'M.r lillle
Hull) ler lliiiut dta e y Xu'il li diuiisls
'lieviry pill ol Ihe woilil. 'rwelily-iiie
cents u h.ittle lie miii- and ask fel ''.Mrs,
Winslow's hiHilliini; H,vrui,'' and lake no
ullier kind.
A colored preacher took some
candidates for immersion down to
! . .... lm
alligators in the stream, one of
them objected.
"Vi'hy, brother," urged the pas
tor, "can't you trust the Lord?
He took care of Jonah, didn't he?"
"Y-a-a-s," admitted the darky,
"but a whale's different. A whale's
got a mem'ry, but ef one o' dem
'gators wus ter swaller dis nigger,
he'd jes' go ter sleep dar in de sun
an' ferget all 'bout me."
Result of Neglect
1 n inosl caii s consumption rcsul's irotii
a Deflected ur improperly trealed cold,
i'oley's Honey and Tur cures Ihe most oh
stili ita coughs and prevents serious re
sults. II lost ynu mi more than Ihe mi
ktiov.li iieiirations ami ou -li uibt insist
iihiii liaviii. the genuine in the vellow
p ic' ac.
roraa't'liv K. t'l iilt, Wei. i in. N. ('.
Many a man labors hard for a
living in his efforts to dodge work.
Foley's Honey mid Tar Mires Ihe. most
olwtinute am tills and expels the cold tVoiu
lite syMt'in ns it in mildly laxative II is
Kuaruiitml. lo n.t rbk aii Sul the i-n-II
inc ill th)ell0K pfickrtjie
Forsilehy K lark, Wehlon. N. ('
BHAUTII VINU MADI; EASY
Take care of your health and
your conscience and beautifying
will not be a difficult mailer. Mold
our disposition so that those
who meet you will feel the warmth
of the goiden sunshine of your
soul. Don't live in a cellar. Gel
out in the fresh air, witli a nod for
fellow travellers, a kiss for the one
you love best, and a great love of
humaniiy over. Exchange.
Sellishness is one uf the things
you cannut keep to yourself.
The contortionist needn't think
, he's the only man who has a dou
'; ble.
CASTOR I A
Fr Infants and Childrsn.
Tht Kind You Kavi Always Bsogbt
Bain the
blguatar u(
Are You Tired, Nervous
and Sleepless?
Ni'rvmisrn'i :ojil hli-i jilrnius art n
uully due" to thi- (iii-t that tin' mtm" itrn
nut ft-tl mi prupi-rlv iiuritiiiin I'tmit-.
lln-y uri' !'iiT(.! iutvi's. I Jr. I'u-ri-f's
(inlili-ll Mi'illral IHsrovwy THlAm ili'i'.
rlih Mwul, Hint tlii-irhy tin1 m-rvi". art
pruiitTly iimiiislii'il anil a!l tin iii'ifum uf
Hit limly art' run U8 hiiiih.1 lily a inai'liin.
iry ttliicli run In ml. In ilii.s way ynu
fi'cl i-li'aii, HtrmiK mill stri'tiiniiis - ymi iin
tuni'il up and liiMijorati'd. ami yuu ari'
tfiMitl fur a liuli. lot ul pliv Mral nr hhmiIu!
wurk. Hi'St wt all. tin -.trfiitftli hiiiI in
crfa? in vitality anil tit-altli art- (imrln;.
'l ln' tnniblii uilh m.Ht t,iim- aiul nn-ii-lrini'4
w liirli liavi' a larifi-. hiiouilni; al
tur a "hurt titin. I lliat tlu-v an- lami iy
CiiliipuSHil uf alt i'liul Iniiiiilnl tin' ill iltf-i in
Hiiluti.iii. Tin alri'liul 'linnl. up tin- n-ii
IiUxnI t-orpiwli's. unit in ihe him run
jrri'atly iiijup-i lln- li-iu. One may h-rl
xlnlarat''il ami U'Hrr 1T lln- unit' ("'inn.
y i I. lu tin1 piiU wpiikHiifd ami w ilh vitalily
tli'rri'aijil. Dr. 1'li-ri'i''! liuiih'ii Mi'ilh-al
llisi'iivery containi m i hUmIiuI. Kwry
buttle uf It hi'iirii upuu it wrapper 77ut
linn.,' uf .umjvM. iii a (nil lit ul all its
several ingredients. Kir the ilrutrnist to
utter yuu Miniethihtf he claims I "Just as
guod " in tn in-iilt yuiir lutelliiienre.
Kvery iiikTeilient i-uteriiiif iutu the
worhl-famiil "liulden Metiu-al DlHeuvery ,!
has the kihaiiiiii'iu approval and endorse
ment of the leading lllt'dl. al ailtllol llli-n
ol all the sevelal sebooUol plaeliee. Nij
othur ulediyllie spld thluuiih ill nk'ui'ls ior
lli;e purpuSes ha- any mk'Ii eiidnrenient
The ''Golden Medu al Dlsont i y " not
onb product all the ood eirei is tu l..i
obtained from the u.e ot Gulden Sen!
root, in all siouiai'ti. liver and huwei
troubles, as Lu dyspepsia, biliousness, con
stipation, ulreratioii of stomach and
UnveU and kindled ailments, but the
(toldell SeHl root lied III its culiiniuud
IliK Is ureally enhanced in ils curatHe ac
tion bv other luxreilieuls such as Moue
root. Ihack Cherryhark. hloodroot. Man
drake root and ctieniicully pure triple
retined Klyceriue.
"The (timiuon Senae Medical Adv iser."
la sent free in paper covers on receipt of
til ouc-fmit stamps to pay Ihe cost ot uiall
Inu null. For al stutntis the ilulb bound
Volume will be sent. Address llr. h. V,
Pierce. Ilultalo. N. Y.
iir. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets euro con
stipation, billoimuess and headactitt.
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SIX PIANO
BARGAINS
D
u
For this week
Conover Piano, upright $l5
Wellintrton Piano. $45.
QW heelock Uprighl, $85. Q
Di
Stielt Upright, Sl5
Stiell Rosewood Piana $80
(luild Piu.no, small si.e $.50
D
All guaranteed to be
in fine condition. All
used.
LESTER PIANO CO, Inc
l.V liiauhv S1 , Mllil 01. K, VA.
John J. Toster, Miimifcer.
apr I'l ','T
.1. L. II A li 11 IS
HAS MOVED
His Feed Store
To the Imildinn t'oimery occupied
hy Specs H rot he is, comer Wash-
ii'giou Avei.ue and 1 Inrd Street. i
'1 hanking my friends tor their past lih- ,
e'al piiron:i.M'. I solicit a continuance it
Hi same I'lmne No 7.i,
.1. i. IIAKI'IS, Wi'Um. N. C.
SEAltOAKJ)
Air Line Railway
DIRECT LINE To All Points
IN 1 II K
Mil III. Mil I H-1I.SI. MiKlll and
M.K I ll-U l l .
IHIUHLE DAILY SEKVU:l? BETWEEN
Itiwtiin, New Yoik, i'liiladclpliut, ltalli
iniilc,Wiisliinit(iii, Noilolk.lii' bimiml,
lialeill, I'barliitle, WilniiiiKlou,
Atlanta, niriniiiKbaui, Mem-
phis, OiattuilouKU.
Nasliville, Moutimnii'iy, Mo
bile, New Oileai s, Columbia, Sa
vannah, Jacksonville, Tampa anil
A I. I. F I. O R 1 I) A - I'OISTS.
Daily
TRAINS
2i
Mtl 11 US
M. W YlkK,WA.tlllN'tmiN.NOIiFUI.K
I'tiltrsMtiUTH,
A Nil
ATLANTA, BIHMtNt.ltAM, MEMl'HIH,
SAVANNAH ami .1 ACKSdNVll.I.E.
TKAINH COMPOSED OF
Vestthtil iay Coachea, Pullman Drawing
Knoro KleepiiiK I'urf and t tie Latent
CAFE DIN1NU CAKS.
iWDIUECT CONNECTION AT"
Meiupliis, New OrleauR, and fit lamia lor
all point iii Tekas, C'aliforui4, Arkau-
us, Ciiloisdo sttd the Northwest.
1 NTF.KCH A Nil LA Hl.i: M 1 L E A O E
HOOKS kcoiI over Ifi (KHI miles ol' road,
i Sonlliern Linta.
ItsfFor tituetaliles, Winter or Huuiiiier
ltookleta Illustrative ol the South aod
; Ronthwest, apply to Heahuard Paaaeuger
. Heprewntatire, or addresn,
; C. B. RYAN, 0. P. A ,
Portaraouth Va
! C. H OATTIH.T. P A.,
i Kaleigh. N. C
I EDWARD F. TOST, 2nd V P.,
1 Portsmouth, Va.
I'I'dM l'Hi ll'ON WIIMS.
!.s b.:!l til.il X I kit: I',
I'i:ti.i:siu imj. va.
M M IAI It HKKH I if
Machinery,
Shafting.Pulleys,
Agricultural
Implements.
l-:iwif. In 11'tln nil" Sltvl tV Ali'Xiuuii-r,
I II ii l H : llil Uiiii'l.liiH's, w ith pattern
vii'iih- mm iriirnl In tu nisi) purls tu
in it i.iii liiuin-1 'lv uiii'li' tiy them.
HYDRAULIC TRESSES.
'LANUT MACHINERY'
pecialty
iill wurk ami caMiiis nt' all kiuda,
Siiuiiif I, in i in t. Iiiiu-i ..j' sale i-lif;ip L'ull
i.. m w tilt- I ,r liitl j nil want
Ureal Reductions
For Cash
!j 1 7 i MlIlt'Hl' KlIJM,
'2 Uii Sniyritu "
J,"i 0t( Mutjui-tte nifpt, fx!2 ft.
1 .'.!(! China Matting,
ii'Jjfi, Japant-se "
aric. " "
tirc Wtwl Curpcliiig
!2rr- Wiuihnv shaiies,
Wir " "
2-yanI wiilc Linoleum,
T.rt' " " "
iliiv. Kl.Mif Oil i'loth,
1 H. Axiniiist-'f Cut pH ins;,
1 1m Itlv-iil rit-ltu-e KranuM,
2 i.'(l
17 ic,
10c.
lHc.
17c
lHJl'.
40c.
20c.
37jc
76r
er.c
Wlc
PflO
Wall impel. 4. .'t and tic per roll
A 1, VHUK sTtlt'K 1 K
Talking Machines,
Graphophones, Kodaks,
Cameras,
ami MiipplifM un hand ul all ! tinea, HtJ
the very lowest prices.
SPIERS BROS.
WKLDON, N. 0.
CHOICR
ROSES I
CainuliuuH, Violcth :iml utli-r (lower?,
alwavx on hard Sliuwi r Weddirg
Uiuiiu't, Hamlsome Flor.il DettigUH.
11 and out door li -tldii plant, To
inato, fnlilian aiul olh-r Vegetahle
1'laiit-i, Mugmili:iN Orders promptly
tiled Write, 'phonr or telegraph.
STEINMETZ
ILOhlsT,
IUI.EIUM, NOIITII CAROLINA.
4 1U iy
FEELING
LIVER-ISH
This Morning?
TAKE
A Gentle Laxative
And Appetizer
SASH, DOORS, BUNDS.
MANTKI.S, Til. ICS A 1RTK,
ii AitnwAiti:, iAiNTM,c.
I K'Wkl. U AM Ulfll'ANY, l.li.
Nurliilk, ii.
Hilly
I
P iio nil liihrtlrtw
uiaim iiL)id)
OF
-TALI. AND WINTER
MILLINERY.
FANCY OOODH aud NOVF.I.TIES.
Bntterick's Patterns.
H, & (i. CORSETS,
I
j
1
i
Miexes at 60c, Laities 75c. to ft.
HsUPrleea will be made to snit the
times, Hats aud Bonnata mad and
Ttimmed to order.
ALL MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY
FILLED.
MRS. P. A. LEWIS,
Weldoo, N C.