Indigestion
Stoinucti trnut.)-' is fut.i i itiyit.m of. ft'i'l "
luitsell u true .iwjv W imnL of
H.-artl.urn, mxi lulitfiMinii u- r-.il .ii-w-ar .
tiiey ar,- iiipinin uui i u ii.lLi ,"!
.lVrvp sii'tnt'- ii.-t'iiiitf .
it wii,k uic-i ii.at KM .vriv. rU lr.l It ...
In ill i r-'utuni
ii tin
hnujuo -lr limn.
t) llm ttonmi'ti in i" vi
and favor l It. -'im
out tlml (iniciMHl in
MUt'h lllptiNtf "I'M'
For sioiiuult (iiiri
.,.itK Mn
iir.it llu:t sii i
':, jlll'l
HtuinliV''
i UiU v.twl l-nt'.
,.H tVlif , Mtlulial
trench and stMis riui'i' !-
Restorative-- h.M.-l-, !' LoiiiM
elf what it run a 1 1 1 w.ll
.fully rfcoinintKii
Dr. Shoop's
Restorative
Sold by W. M. Cohen.
TMK ROANOKH NKWS.
Thisrsoav, Jan. 24. IW7.
Published Every Thursday.
K I I liH' .! .!' Hit I W Kl I" N
ski n. nil - m v : I Ht
KAIISdl MBSCkH'iliAIN 1A WIT;
dim Year, ili.v niuil.i iwtiige puid, 1 ?n
Six Mouths, " " " "
A weekly HentecMlie jtunii.it devoted
to ilif material, ciliu utitni.il, pnliliral ami
iigriitiltuial iutt it sM ol H :i il'ax mill sur
rounding cniintit
Ailveiti-ing rates riMsiinalilt ami I'm nill
etl oti application.
Good resolutions have not put
itie white apron and the cash reg
ister out of business
Zion City is to he sold at auc
tion. That ought to result m a
quick sale, and small prophets.
A New York doctor has varied
the old joke a little by sending an
infernal machine to his father-in-law.
Rockefeller sas "life is full
of trials." but so far they have
been mostly grand iury indict
ments. Rockefeller says, "I have
seen very little evil in the world."
He evidently did not get bald in
the front row.
New shoes are to be made with
detachable heels. This will save
the man some trouble who comes
in about 2 a. in
Talking- of cruel and unusual
punishment, a New York judge
read some of his own poetry to a
man he sentenced.
Mr. Bryan advised the Kansas
Populists not to disband. He is
not overlooking any "sure things"
in the nomination line.
A Kansas City judge says that
"no tiddler ever amounted to any
thing." X'hy Senator Bob Taylor
amounts almost to a riot any time.
A famous German astronomer
says there is smoke on the moon.
Perhaps he has discovered a sort
of lunar Pittsburg with his spy
glass.
Persia received a constitution
for a new year's present. If Per
sia is wise she will nail the flag to
the constitution while the latter is
young and intact.
When Hon. Ben Tillman was
Governor of South Carolina he
once dismissed a whole company
without honor, but Mr. Roosevelt
did not use him as precedent even
for that.
Panama has given President
Amador formal permission to re
turn Mr. Roosevelt's visit. For
tunately for our President he does
not have to ask anybody when he
wants to make a few pop calls.
When Bishop Potter wants to
Bellamy-Storer a man, he says
"the statement is a gratuitous and
impertinent reference without foun
dation in fact." It sounds better
for a bishop to say it that way.
Mr. li. H. Harriman is quoted
as saying that he would give $10,
000.000 to rehabilitate ex-Governor
Odell in polities. Mr. Har
riman evidently realizes that it
would be a strenuous undertak
ing. "In certain quarters there is a
lively fear the next president of
the United States may weigh three
hundred pounds," says the Bir
mingham Age-Herald. And there
is a certain amount of fear in other
quarters that he may not.
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any cam of Catarrh that cannot be
cured It) Ha l' Cat.rrh Cure
F. J. CHENEY SCO '
Toledo, O.
We, 'Jie undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 15 year-i, and believe
liira p rlect'y bonorabl- in ull business
transactions and linaiicia.lv able to rarrj
niH an - h iuii ions made I v hi lit-" ,
W ,1- ing. Kin an & Mumn
Wb -leoal DuiKgists loledn, Ohio.
H.iTsl'at r'h (uieis akeu internal!
neii g directly upon the mucous surface
of thesya'em.
- bi -i.oi iala I e
1 1 dru&gisiH I'ru t 7.'i ueut pt-i
bottle
Tai Hall's Family Pi il t'. r I'oDSIipo
tiou.
THE "Superb" a i.w battleship
for the British navy, will be even
more formidable than the "Dread
nought." This puts it up ro Uncle
Sam to build the "Out-'o S','.u"
as a fair suecessoi t the "Skeer-eJ-'o-Nuthin'."
I'll I-. I ni'cssiini.tl Recoid bru
tally refused to publish the i il us
rations acconip.iiiyins the I 'resi
dent's Panama message but slid
C JHtill : ' t ; -iilctll.ilC the speech
es of me members, with imaginary
applause.
Suyviuk Till. man has called
forth considerable comment uy
keeping tjaiet the first month of the
session, but no one seems to notice
that tile pile of sawdust around
the desk of Senator Spooner has
also been getting pretty high.
Si-natok Porakek, in his vain
attempt to puncture Roosevelt's
pi 'polarity is posing as a champion
"coon" advocate, in rebuking the
1'iesideiii tor discharging those
ik;;;o murderers and accessories
from the army. The people of
this country, regardless of party,
approve ului the President did,
in discharging the negroes who
, shot up Brownsville.
! President Roosevelt is pro
1 ceeding against the Standard Oil
I Company, as if he meant to de
stroy that great ,ind abominable
trust, which corrupts our courts,
: debauches our state and national
' legislatures and despoils our people
of profits and property. Yes, it is
time they were brought to justice,
and if John D. Rockefeller and
H. H. Rogers were divested of
iheir untold millions in hues, as
provided by law, and sentenced to
jail for the balance of heir lives,
it would be nothing but justice, at
which all Americans would re-ioice.
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
North Carolina Lawmakers At
Work. Bills, Resolutions, etc.,
of (ieneral Interest,
TI'ESDAV, JANUARY 15.
No bills of special interest toour
readers were acted upon. The
Senate bill to prevent usury, in
tended to releive poor people from
greed of money sharks was deba
ted. This bill prescribes that no
interest greater than ti per cent,
shall be charged upon mortgage on
household and kitchen furniture.
The ami-lobbying bill passed
second reading in the House.
All bills relating to railroads will
be considered at one time and the
24th was set as the day for taking
them up.
WEDNESDAY, JANt'ARY Hi.
In the Senate the bill to place
solicitors of Superior coups on sal
aries was reported favorably fixing
salary at 2, 100.
Among the bills introduced were
the following by Senator ll.iniel:
To regulate indictments being
quashed for not paying costs.
To divide the State into judicial
circuits.
The amend the charter of Roa
noke Rapids.
In the House the session opened
with a lengthy discussion on the
bill requiring lobbyists to register;
; finally passed.
The House tabled the bill pro
; viding that prisoners in jail await
; ing trial be allowed, upon their own
motion, to work on the roads.
THURSDAY, JAN. 17.
i Bills of importance were intro
duced in both branches of the (ien
eral Asssmbly, the most important
be:ng the Reformatory bill of Mr.
Preston, of Mecklenburg; Senator
Rives bill requiring transportation
companies to furnish cars when
shipments are tendered; and Rep
resentative Koonce's bill to estab
lish a North Carolina Insurance
Commission.
A large number of bills were
' passed many of them being only of
: local importance.
FRIDAY, JAN. 1 S
, The most important bills in the
i Senate were by Senator W. t.
Daniel to amend the constitution
; of North Carolina providing for
i emergency courts and the election
of two district judges to hold such
I courts, and a bill to declare where
i burden of proof lies under certain
l statutes. Nothing of importance
I was transacted in the House.
! Saturday being the 1 00th anni
i versary of the birth of General R.
' V.. Lee, and a holiday in the South,
the (ieneral Assembly in honor of
; his memory adjourned till Monday
morning.
j MONDAY, JAN. 21.
; The Legislature held a brief ses
sion owing to absence of many
members Irom bodies ot the Gen
eral Assembly, who went home
Friday.
The most important bill intro
duced was by Senator Redwine to
establish a reformatory for crimi
nal youths between the ages of 10
and 1 6 years.
Another important bill was that
by Senator Mitchell, of Bertie, to
prohibit public drinkingon any first
class passenger coach in the pres
ence of passengers, and making
the same a misdemeanor and pun
ishable by fine or imprisonment, or
both.
OABTOIIIA.
tan th. f f KM Von Hmi Always Bnujlit
Writes Like a Pencil-J. Ullrich
Stylographic pens, price $ 1 .25 and
up. J. B. Gooch, at postoffice,
Weldon, N. C.
Scktopps Tobacco 5s Made ENTIRELY from Flue Cured
Tobacco Grown in the Piedmont Country.
The ImitaiiiHi Brands Have Schnapps
Quality Only On the Outside
Of the Plug
Hundreds of imitntion brands arc
on sale that look like Schnapps to
bacco. The outside of the imitation
plugs of tobacco is flue cured the same
as Schnapps, but the inside is filled
with cheap, flimsy, heavily sweetened
air cured tobacco. One chew of
Schnapps will satisfy tobacco hunger
longer than two chews of such to
bacco. The color, size and shape
of the tags, plugs and packages of
certain imitation brands of tobacco
have been made so much like
Schnapps that they have often been
accepted by buyers under the belief
that they were getting Schnapps.
Sufficient proof has been secured
to establish the fact that certain
brands are infringements and in vio
lation of the trade mark laws, yet the
trade will continue to be imposed
upon by these infringers until the suit
already entered and now pending to
protect Schnapps is decided. A
great many of these imitations arc
K. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, AYlnston-salem, x. c.
fc. -0 mt f
Jj of DECIDED Superior quality.
Weldon
Dealers should observe that Bottled CocaCola
winter as in summer if served to the trade in an
$ St; i Ji: L' SC;
Aovi:kt!Si:i)Li:tti".Us. The fol
lowing i.s a list of letters remaining
"uncalled for" in the Weldon post
office: (.hany l ewis, R. J. Chrane. I:.
("oplon, Miss Diner Gray, Mis ;
Hattie Knight, Mrs. I'olly Mills, '
Miss Viola Shaw. S. A. Tudor, 1
Mr. lidwerd.
Persons calling for above letters 1
w ill please say "advertised," giv--ing
date of advertising.
John (). Hprton, P. M., 1
W eldon, N. C. j
I -2 1 -1 MOT.
Sl-:i:. advertisement of Lester Pi- j
ano Company and try your hand i
al "the best definition of a j
baby."
YOUR EYES
l)o they trouble you'' If so, have
the defects corrected without delay
and thereby regain and preserve
your vision.
(j. V. Mewbom, B. S.. Doctor
of Optics, examines and treats eyes
YW.l1., and NTS hem with glass
es at reasonable prices. See him
as follows in P07:
Pinctops, February 1 1 .
Macdestield. " 12.
Old Sparta, " 13.
Tarboro, (Hotel Farror) Febru
ary 1 4.
Tarboro, ifild. G. M. Corbitt's
Home) Feb. 15.
Speed, February 18.
Hobgood, " IS).
Scotland Neck, (Brick Hotel,)
Feb. 20.
Tillery, Feb. 21.
Halifax, Feb. 22.
Weldon, (A C. L. Hotel,) Feb
ruary 2ii, 27.
Rosemary, February 28.
Roanoke Rapids, March 1, 2.
I nfield, " 5, ti.
Whitakers, March 7.
Battlehoro, " 8.
Please meet me bcltteen tiains.
No further notice.
AIFT GOT NQJ'HUNDED"
MOLES AND HORSES : :
PUTWIIL MEET COWIPETH
-riO IF YOU BRIM
T-DE OASH.
VV. T. PARKER.
wn.noN. n, c
$tociiolta' Meetini,
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Weldon Lumber
Company will be held in their of
fice near Weldon, N. C, Thurs
day, January 24th, 1907, at 12
o'clock. E. A. Shepherd, .
Sec. and Treas,
$0., 0.0.0. 00.00
0-- 00
IFOIR, BOTTLED
COCA COLA.
(cw
L L L SL'Si '-J5
m Mum
Weldon,
UNITED STATES
FIRS
TM A
Reasons for Soliciting Your Business.
I'lRST. We are the first and only Depositary of V. S. Govern
ment funds in this section of Eastern North Carolina.
SI;COM). Our management has had twenty-one years experience
in the hanking business; and as a National Bank Exam
iner and Receiver in charge of National Banks.
THIRD,
We make collections
Carolina at the lowest banking rates; and makes a spec
ialty of banking and commercial collections.
FOURTH, We allow a reasonable interest on time deposits; an en
couragement to thrift and saving.
OFFICERS:
Win. H. S. Burgwyn, Pres. Sam'l V. Patterson, V-Pres.
N:ttuin;il r;iuk KxuuiiniT lo:t-lto;i Ot-i) Miin UoHUuke Mills Co and ko--
niary MTj (to
James T. Cooch, Cashier,
Mayor of WeMon and U 8 Coinmiisioner ,
WW
K
TWO CAR LOADS OF
Horses & Mules
Driving, Farm and Saw Mill teams. Come and
make your selection before they are picked over.
Weldon Live Stock Co.
IVr A S. AI.I.IA, li.n .Mm
IlKALEKS IN
HKAVY AND FANCY
n
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n
Lli
We have the best line of t.roreriffi in
town, When in need of anything in
Grocery Line
Cull on us. Our stock is fresh, tlite us
yonr trade
FOLEYSHONEMAR
tops ! oottgh mad nls lungs
claimed to be "just as good" as
Schnapps, but there is only one gen
uine Schnapps. Be sure the letters
on the tag, and stamped on the plug
under the tag spell S-C-H-N-A-P-P-S
and then you have it the most
wholesome tobacco produced, with
just enough sweetening to preserve
the mild, juicy, stimulating quality of
the leaf tobacco. Hxpert tests prove
that this flue cured tobacco, grown
in the famous Piedmont tegion, re
quires and takes less sweetening than
any other and has a wholesome,
stimulating, satisfying effect on
chewers.
If the tobacco you are chewing
don't satisfy you more than the mere
habit of expectorating, stop fooling
yourself and chew Schnapps tobacco.
Schnapps is like the tobacco chewers
formerly bought costing from 75c,
to $1.00 per pound; Schnapps i.s
sold at 50c. per pound, in 5c. cuts,
strictly 10c. and 15c. plugs.
00-f0 ST'.S?'.
li
i
Write the
i nmrv7 W
sells equally as well in W
attractive manner. W
j-S '-5 '4 '2 '4 45
LI
N. C.
DEPOSITARY.
on every banking point in North
in
nRTwn
Laxative Fruit Syrup
Pleasant to take
The new laxative. Does
not gripe or nauseate.
Cures stomach and liver
troubles and chronic con
stipation by restoring the
natural action of the stom
ach, liver and bowels.
Refute ubatltutes. Price BOo.
For Kale by E. CI.AIiK, Weldon, N. (',
SASH.DOORS.BLINDS.
MANTELS, TH.F.8 OKATKH,
tlARDWARK, PA1NTS.4C
FRANK T. CLARKCOMPANY, 1.11.
Norfolk, Vi.
1L
2 X v
ffy f? 'v fv
We bought
Before the big- advance in price andean,
today :::::::
Undersell the Factories.
Complete
House
From the brick foundation to the tin roof
Give us a trial order and be convinced that
we can save you money.
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Wholesale
Afc'W1 'W'W''--
1,$ y$ v '4$ '4$
: U
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m
FOR
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k
m
: I i LP. f r. I
' h -m y 4 1
I FURNITURE!
We Have The Finest Line of Household and Kitch
en Furniture, Parlor Suits, Mattings, etc., Ever
.Brought to this section. Our line of Crockery,
kL..
I in and Willow ware,
S-UNI)KKTAK1N(1 IN AM. I S Ml; M UK-
Wagons, Carts, Buggies. -:
T. X. STAINIUCK. - -
Wood SeedT "7r
i xwm neavy,
Ok. A- Recle&ned
Stocks.
We have i'lnus.in.ls c.f 1 nil ii-Im
in pt-ii'l;, m1-i'Ii,1 lY,,m tin- lu st
cio,t kiouii in lliis country; nil
tin. 1h"-L uuil most nroduoivo
1 iVirt, or 90-Day,
BJark Tartarian,
Swedish Select,
Red Rust Proof,
White ninl I'.liu-k Sprinir, Vir.
'.'ilia limy Winti-r, etc. Wiiln
fur juii-i-!!.
WOOD'S NEW SEED 800K lor 1907
I. II. all iiliimt Si-c,l O-iis ami ull
I :ii ii at-1 tianlruSvvdi. Mailed
ill ( I II U'iUtMt,
i.i.it inn j. .
. I,, ......
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RICHMOND,
OEOROE C OKF.RN,
Attorney-At-Law,
( ill i. nnl J l.i n k liuiliiinn )
I'uicticPd in ull Stale uuil 1'imIc nl
iHiutta Collection of t'luium in lluli
fax nud niljoining conntiec.
Money to loun on nnproreil leenrilv
Mtnmev for the Kiint N itiomil Huiik
.if Welilou.
WKLUON.N. C.
Administrator's Notice.
II iiiiZ ili:ililli'il us nilmiiiMtrulnr of the
etnteol tlielale.l. H. Hulehelor thin into
notify nil petanm having claims against
said entule to preiicnt them to me on or be
lore the Ifith day ot .lanuniy. Iikim, or this
notice will lie plead in har of their recov
ery. S. M. t i A K Y,
1 10 til Admiuintrator.
F0LEYSH0NEMCAR
Seres ta PrevenU Peeweeaia
'VS- -v. jSt t .-5
':r- r w 'iv .t .
several carloads
line in everything
anil Retail Unrdw
w W 'v w
K
WELL - DRESSED
HY would you spend
your money for poor fit
ting clothes when you
can for the same money
Ket a fit eual to the very best
tailor-miule clothes ? You would
hardly do this if you only believed
the following statement :
UNLESS YOU ARE
DEFORMED, WE CAN
PIT YOU PERFECTLV,
Come to my store und give us
ihe chance to demonstritte, to
prove the truthfulness of this ns
sertion. do - Carls, etc. is complete.
1!S
ardwars CompanY
are, W.ldon, N. C. J
c 'rrn, .'skk rs and Bfiti.iL rohi;s.-
Cocking an,l Heating Stoves.
W. T. HOLKIfJS
.5 years' experience Honest
work at live ami let live prices.
Over i-'irst National Hunk.
Administrator's Notice.
II iv iiiR iiia ilicl as a ln.ii, i .11
nin'e ol Hlimnl Adui s, ilei i .i-i 1!,
Halifax enmity, Ninth ( imlni,.
to notify all per-ims h ivinj; ,-ii.i ti
naiil estate tn exhiliit ilum in t ,
I ! Il
lite 11I
Ills :s
II i ill -t
sigeoil 01 or lii'f .re the 17th uf llneiiiLir
11X17 o- this mitliv will he ple.i el in nr
ol their recovery All jHirion-, imlcl.t.ii
toaaid estate ill pi use nmke imiue li ,te
piynit nt.
i;r.ni!i,i: ahams, Admr.
This the ITili day ol lleieinher, DHI'i.
Grange l (ireen, at-iorney. l 'Jo li .
w
A I. T E It E . 1) A N I E 1,
Arwit.XKY- T-l.AW,
Wki.iiiin, V C.
I'rui tiies in thecuuita of llalii,x ,,,,,1
Noilh.niptoii mid in the Mipreme ami
Kede.'ul cunrt.s. Collections uiuile in nil
purta of North Carolina Unwed olliw at
Halifax, N. C open every Moniluy
Hekee NMene e Waeeer RIM
-. i i. - i. tv
of
Ufa
needed in
HP,
'sy s 7 4 'MS ?av
9"
MEN.
WKLDON, N. C.
S
ALEOF HOUSE AND LOT.
1
I ,-4 ; -- . ill
ILOjpO j g
1'iirsiiatit to the power of tale coutaini il
in a (cilaili ileid 01 trust exeeuteil amlil
livircil hy i. c. I'eun. i 1111.I wife 'o W 1'.
I'.iniel, trustee, hearing dite April an,
1"!'". and duly mo tied in tsaik l ia, at
pai;e otliie of tin- Keg mer of 1'ee.ls
Inr llalit. ix cuiiaiv, tn secure eeiti.in 1 ri
ilelileilne-s therein set out, delal.ll havii g
heen nindi- ill the payment theltnf, the
nnilersigned trustee, wi 1 sell at pul.lie
iiiKtiun, for cash to the higlnw! Imliier nt
the ciiuit liniise ilnnr in Halilax tunn.
Iliilil.iv e.iiintv, N. t . on MOMMY, llie
1 4 HI HAY til' H:i!;l'M,Y, HMiT, ihe
1 following ilen-iilicd ii(ipeiv, tow it: V
rriniii lot or parcel i-f l;rnl hing situ.it
. and heing in the town ol Halifax, county
tid Halifax anil Slale afnr. slid, it, sign-, il
1 I'll Ihe map ol sail! t mg a- lot No !!!. H
i heing the lot mi liu-fi the said i. I '. 1 n
tier ii'id nile r -Mile, saiil lot heing li an
Hi hy (iialinlli. ,1 ci, I,, il,,, t,, it
Mrs WhitM phel s.,11. I.eiil.-i-Sliphel sun
Hie stoic lo , ii ii,i...i i. I -. It
I'ladliig I'h und M. MeM.ihuli. for li-i
lla-r itiwrii t inn 1, 1 h i ,e i ,,.o h ,1 10 1
ii'llain liniilage ex. 1 ili-d I,, .lime i.
.iiM m.l w-ie iivi ii K l.nZii il
10 d lice M I o.er In l:i.l,.ui (i II111I11.1
11 nliali ol I r,n 1 I i,i,. 1, ,s I
ill '"'Ik "I I! , M p.. ,. :ii , 1 (!. I ,gi.i.r
ol l'i cds otliei- Ini II 1 1 I x , mini . ' hi ,
j 'In- I't day o! ,1 inn , iv I1KI7.
W. ti. DANII-L.
Iloiil 'I'iiih'14..
Sour
j Stomach
No appetlt., loss ot treng,i nervot'
1 ness, headache, constipation, bad breath,
j general debility, sour risings, and catarrh
; ol the stomach are, all due to Indigestion.
I Kodol cures indigestion. Thia new discov
I ery represents the natural juices of digea
t tiou as they exist In 1 healthy stomach,
i combined with the greatest known Ionia
! and reconstructive properties. Kodol Dys
! pepsla Cure does not only cure Indigestion
and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy
cures all stomach troubles by cleansing.
, purllylng. sweetening and strengthening
; tin mucous membranes lining the stomach.
1 .. f1'' s s Bal- Renswood, W, Vs.. Mys:
j I wii troubled with tour itoniKti lor twntj eirt.
Kodol cured mi uy) wa are row aalni It hi ml
' lor baby."
j Kodol DlgetU What Yon Eat.
: Bottles only. 1 1 .00 Sl hoktlnt 3S limes the trill
, alia, which sells lor 50 cants.
I . by I. O. D.WITT OO., OHIOAQ&
8 l.l BV '. M. COHEN, WI.OOK, NC
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