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MCDUFFIE'S
TAITILIU OHIUCUM.
ehlltoucontlningM
PRICE, BO CMTS.
Yalta MeDUPFira Llttla Blu Llvar Pills for Constipation a.id
lugglsh Livers. MoDuffla'a Ramadlsa ara sold on a guarantee to
de all we claim or your money baca. ,
Koh Sai.k iiy W. M. Coiikn, Wrhli.ii, N. C. W. E Bkavasm, Enfield, N. C.
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The : Bank : of : Wta,
. WELDON, N. C.
Qiprizeil Under The Lais of tin Stale of North Carolina,
AUGl!KT20Tir, 1HW.
State of North Carolina Depository.
Halifax County Depository.
Town of Weldon Depository.
$38,000.
Ft) U 14 yearn this institution has provided banking facilities for this
section. Its stockholders ami lirctor have been identified viilli the
buaiuesa interests of Halifax hikI Northaiuptim counties lor many ycirs
Money U tunned upon approved securitf nt the legnl rile of inleret-i per
fen lum. Amount of all are solicited.
rKEninmiT:
VY. E. UANIEL,
VICI-PKKMIIlltNT:
Dr. H. W. LEWIS.
(Jalsoo,Ninitiaij;liiD Co . N. C)
OE
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3 GARRETT &
2 nit &MhxdmmtMi&i
ESTABLISHED IM;I6.
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PBOI ALTIES
'VIRGINIA DARE POCAHONTAS
' OLD NORTH STATE BLACKBERRY
H I A WAT HA MINNEHAHA
f (RedChTmpiKne) Ur '"PP""""!!)
f PAUL CARRETT SPECIAL
(SparklinK Champagne)
, And all ether ari.tieaof Fare and Wholeaome Winea for homed and hotel o-.
b iamHifhMt Cuh Frieea Faid in Heawin for all kinds of Mm.ll fruil.H. israpea .tc
ZX weatern JJrancO, Ht lmu, mo "" - thj i
WMtarn Hrancn. Ht linia. mo
I . D. SMITH,
DEALKK IN
Heavy and Fancy
GROCERIES.
CIO AIM AND TOBACCO.
can aae you money on anything in
' ihe groorry line. If you want new, fresh
grocwiaa, call on the old reliable,
W. D. SMITH,
WELPOV. .0,
ASTORIA
For Infantg and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
In!
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
won
'"ICE, as Cf T.
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COMPANY,
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Gravestones.
I WE PAY Mi FREICHT
I ahdCUARANTEESAFE
I DELIVERY ...
4 LAHiliHtT(Lll lathe Honth
7llli!ittittJ Cataloeae Free.
THE CQUPER MARBLE WORKS.
(EaUbliabed 1848.)
15Ult3 Bwkat., Norfalk V.
Mllf.
MR. RILEY DID NOT KNOW.
Woman Ruporter Asked Questions .
Hard to Answer.
A friend of James WhilColub
Riley tells a story of an encounter
the bachelor poet once had with a
woman reporter. The energetic
young woman after strenuous ef
fort had finally caught Mr. Riley j
at the telephone. This is the con-1
versation that followed : ;
"Is this Mr. Riley?"
"Yes. This is Miss ?" ;
"Miss Jones, or the Courier-1
Journal. I've been trying all day
to get an interview with you, Mr.
Riley."
"Ah, would it were a view in
stead of an interview," said the
poet, gallantly.
"Oh, thanks. How long
you remain in Louisville,
will
Mr.
Riley?"
"Only a short time."
' Is your wife with you?"
"No, ma'am, she is not."
"Where is she, may I ask ?"
"You may ask, my dear Miss
Jones, but I find it very difficult to
answer. I am in absolute igno
rance of her whereabouts. For
aught I know to the contrary, she
may right now be at the other end
of this telephone!"
There was much laughter, and
afterward an effort to resume the
interview. But in vain. Mr.
Riley had escaped.
LOVE OH COUNTRY.
In the last days of the Confed
eracy General Longstreet observed
a soldier in tattered clothing stand-,
ing in mud and a beating rain du- j
ring a temporary halt of the col-,
umn. The soldier was soliloquiz-.
ing for the benefit of the bystand
ers: "I love my country," he
said, "could die for my country. 1
1 Breathes there a man with soul so I
dead who to himself haih never
said, 'This is my own, my native
land? But if I ever do get through :
with this war if 1 do get through
sure enough I'll be damned if I
ever fall in love with another coun
try!" OASTOniA.
Bun tu lha Kind You Havn Always Bought
Signature
of
Happiness is a wonderful thing.
The only way you can really have
it is to give it to some one else.
BMMIi.HnBLHLHM
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription ;
Is a powerful, InvlKratti.g t-.nl i Impart-
tiiR hi'ulth and strun,n.i in particular '
tt the organs distliM'tly fcniliilnc. Tlui j
local, wuuianly )nai(lj It. so litAluiaU'ly
rt'laUnl to th gtMitf-al luiiltli that when ;
Jir.i!Ws uf tint dflicuUt uomuiily orvuna
arccund tluf whole ImhIv Lr;iins In health
and strciiKth. ror wt-ak and sickly ,
women who ar " worn-out," "run-down' I
or dfbilitatil, enporially fur womn who I
work hi storo. oliin or scliiwlroom, who j
sit at the lyprwriu-r or wwing maohino, !
or ln'ar heavy household hunloiis, and for I
, mirsinj? mothrrs, Dr. ricrec's Favorite
rrfscriptloit has proven a priceless
bt'iielit hucausu of its heukh'rustorlng
' and Mtn'iiKth-KivhiR powers.
As u siMthiiiK uud strenfithenlng nerv
ine. "Favorite I'n'soriptUm " is un
f.unlril and is lnvaluullc in ullaylnft and
vutHiuniK nervnns cxcitunnity, irrltutm- i
Ity, nervous exhuustiim, nervous prostra- i
tlon, neuralgia, hysteria, snasms, chorea, '
or St.VitUH's dance, and other dlstrvssiiiff 1
nervttns symptoms cuinnionly attendant j
; upon functional aud organic disease of
the womanly organs. It induces refresh- ,
Ink slrt'p and relieves mental anxiety and j
deshtt)dencv.
Cures ohstinat rasos. "Favorite Pro- J
ieription " is a positive; cur for the most
complicated and ohstinate cases of "fe- j
nmle weakness," painful periods, irreuu
' lanties, prolapsus ur falliuK of the pelvic
organ, weak back, bearing-down sonsa-
' tfons. chronic coriircstlun. intlammation !
and ulceration.
1)t. Pierce's medicines are made from
harmless but efficient medical roots
found irmwmtf In our American forests.
The imiians knew oi tnc marvelous cura
tive value of some of these roots and lin-
Itarteii that knowledge Ui wtmn of the
riendtier whites, and gradually some of
the more progressive physicians came, to
test and whs them, and ever since; they
have grown In favor by reason of their
superior curative virtue aud their Mfe
aud harmless (piaHties,
Your druggists sell the"FAVoKlTit Pbr-K-KiPTKtN
" and also that fainouw ulU'ra
tive.hliHtd puriller and stomach tonic, the
"tioi.ntN Mkdk ai. DitMovKiiv." Wrlui
to Dr. Pierce ulout your case. He is an
experienced physician and w ill treat your
case as confidential and without charge
(or correspondence. Address him at tlia
Invalids' 1 Intel und Surgical Institute,
lluffalo, N. Y , of which he Is chief cou
siiltuitf physician.
JjT. OLABK, "
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WELDON. N. C. j
Fracticea in the vonrta of Halifax and!
.Hiiimni! iN.initiMi utiil in th KnnrMiiii. i
oourl l the state. SnM-iiil alentioi iriwn
D. E. STAINBACK,
NOTARY PUBLIC
And Pi re Insurance.
Roanoke News Office -:- WelJon N (;
rivinptlr oliltlnMl. or FCC HCTURNCD.
1. VIHHHOl. ourCMolI
THI LOWIST. St'iHl ithAl.4. ilitto or tlivU'h lor
.irwrt Mraa ud tree ritert on Mit.uUulltr.
MeaiNMMINT 'utt wnduclod butur. kU
cmru lrnm t.btAlMd lhroiih OA aDVtas
TIOIB Uid tOiO. free. TaADI-DURaa, PIN
IMS ud OOevaiOMIl quKklr obUlaol
OppealO U. Patant Onto,
WAlHiaoius, u. v.
'rJN ' M
Makes the
est7best flavored biscuit,
hot -breads, cake and
pastry. Renders the
food more digestible
and wholesome.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK
WANTED'
A man who never gambles, never drinks and never smokes;
A man who doesn'i meddle with affairs of other folks;
A man who is submissive never cares to have his way
A man without opinions doesn't have too much 10 say;
A man who doesn't wander from his fireside, of nights;
A man who recognizes all the rules of woman's rights;
A man who doesn't delve among the leaves of musty books;
A man whose dainty appetite doesn't make him worship cooks;
A man who likes society, and all affairs of State,
Enough to make him dignified, and reasonably great;
A man who has a bank account of comfortable size
VC'ho doesn't watch his pocket-book with greedy, iealous eyes;
A man who isn't envious; a man who isn't proud;
A man who can be pleasant in 'most any kind of crowd;
A man without a mother, of the zealous, thoughtful, kind;
A man whose poor relations cannot boast of ties that hind;
A witty man, a handsome man, a man without a flaw ;
In short, a man who will respect the letter of the law.
Just such a man may be engaged, and permanently, too,
If he will call in person, forno substitute will do.
The place is one for life the matter should not be delayed
Apply, at once, at the abode of almost any maid.
TEARS.
Tears, idle tears, I know not what they mean,
Tears from the depth of some divine despair
Rise in the heart, and gather to the eyes,
In looking on the happy autumn fields,
And thinking of the days that are no more.
Fresh as the first beam glittering on a sail,
That brings our friends up from the under-world,
Sad as the last which reddens over one
That sinks with all we love below the verge;
So sad, so fresh, the days that are no more.
Ah! sad and strange as in dark summer dawns
The earliest pipe of half-awaken'd birds
The dying ears, when unto dying eyes
The casement slowly grows a glimmering square;
So sad, so strange, the days that are no more.
Dear as remembered kisses after death,
And sweet as those by hopeless fancy feign'd
On lips that are for others; deep as love,
Deep as first love, and wild with all regret;
O Death in Life, the days that are no more.
Alfred Tennyson.
LA ROCHFOLCAULD ON LOVE.
Love, like fire, must have COn-
.
linual movement. W hen It Ceases
to hope and fear, it ceases to ex -
'
ISt.
The reason why lovers are nev
er weary of being together is be
cause they are always talking of
themselves.
Coldness in love is a sure means
of beloved.
The more we love
the nearer
we are ro rime.
Women who love, more
easily
pardon Kreat indiscretions than lit-1 and happy,
tie infidelities. . ,
, on should vcrv caretul of jour lw
ll is impossible tO love a Second i8 wiK.u vu have a M. Nearly all olh.
time what we have once really rriMuxiia.vrtiMarcwiMiiMtinifuM'ii-
! Ceased 10 love
Does Oolt'ee disagree with yon? Proba
bly it does! Then try lr. Shoop's Health
CotVee ' lleulth Cotlw'' is ac ever cniuhi
n.i iou of parched cereals and nuts. Not a
train of real Cotl'.e, remember in l)r.
Shoop'a Health Cotree, yet its tlnvor and
tuste matchea closely obi .lava and Mocha
Coltee. If vottr stomach, heart or kidneys
can't, stand Cotl'ee drinking, try Health
Cotl'ee. It ia wholes e, nourishing, and
satisfying. It's nice even lor the youngest
child.
For sale by W. T. Parker, Weldou, X. C.
A woman's shirt waist would be
terribly immodest if it were a bath
ing suit.
To remove a cnugh you must get at the
cold which ctuses the cough. There ia
noihinir so food for this as Kennedy'
Laxative Cough Syrup. The liquid cold
relief that is most quickly effective, that
stills ud quiets the cough and drives out
the cold.
Sold by W. M. Ooben. Weldon. N. C.
finest, light-
A MAN.
' In 1.!! I had a stomach diaiic-e. Some
physii'icianssaid llyspepsia, some Con
i sumption, ttii" said I would not 1-ve tin-
I "'.'I""' ,, K..r four yean. I existed on
hoiled tin I k, soda hiscuits and diu'tor
prescription. I could notdigest anything
! - ; J i- ;m
nac.saiiit it happened to be inv litaver.
1 Inuuht a .Vk'. bottle of Kodol and the
benell I reeeivtd from the bottle all the
gold in (ieorgiu could not buy. In two
months 1 went hack to my wor, as a ma- ;
chitiist, and in three mouths 1 was well
und hearty. May you live long and pnw
per." 0 N. Cornell, b'odtng. (.a.. liKHi.
The altovc in only a sample of the great
god that is daily done everywhere by
Kodol for ivpeMia.
Hold hv W M. Cohen. Weldon. N. C.
i A man hs a lot of fun being a
pessimist if he is rich and healthy
ly tlit'W containing opiatca Nonncoy s
Laxative t ongh Syrnp moves the twwela
cont.iiuK no opiuteM Conforms to Nation
ul l ure rtHHl aua Prugs Law. Hear me
eiidorttenient ot niothera everywhere.
Children like its pleasant tate.
Bold by W. M. I nhen, Weldon, N. v..
The only woman a man seems
to be ashamed to make love to in
public is his wife.
Given Up to Die.
II. Spiegftl, 1304 N. Virginia street,
Kvansville, Intl., writes: "For over five
years I whs troubled with kidney and
bladder affections which caused toe much
pain and worry.
I lost flesh and was all
ruu doivn, and a year ago had to abaudon
work entirely. I had three of the best
physicians who did me no good and I was
practically given up to die. Foley's Kid
ney Cure was recommended and the first
bottle gave me great relief, and alter tak
ing the second bottle I was entirely
cured." Why not let it help you?
For sale by E. Clark. Weldon. N. C.
FROM AN OLD MAID'S KODAK.
Consoling: Thoughts in Her Hours
1 of Loneliness.
First However dreary the out
look, as you wait for Prince
Charming to show up, ii is indefi
nitely pleasanter than some find ii
who sit up waiting for ilieir hus
bands to come home!
Second As you read the divorce
cases, and ihe stories of deserted
wives and mothers, throw envy to '
to the winds and be glad that you
missed those mercies, anyway, as
I well as whatever led to these cul-i
minations. ;
Third A happy old maid is eas
ily possible, as is an unhappy Mrs.
Fourth Be cheerful over the
fact that no man is afraid to be
agreeable to you because of your
;.!,..... V.,...kr..wl .1... 1
attentions that come your way, 1
! from men, and women, too
j Fifth If you feel a bit lonely I
j now and then, look about among j
1 the "eligibles" of your acquain-1
I tance and see how many (or how j
I few) of them all you would be wil-!
' ling to pour breakfast coffee with I
conversation for 365 times a year.
Sixth Rejoice and be exceed
1 ing glad that there is no one to
j smooth his locks with your side
! combs because he doesn't "know
what the has become" of his
I military brushes.
Seventh Take all the comfort
j you can in the thought that on
i "bargain day" you don't have to
j get home at a certain hour or min
ute on pain of a refrigerating pro
J cess if your husband's dinner is
i late.
Eighth Be glad, too, that when
you go to the bank for a new sup
ply of the "needful" you are not
obliged to explain why you need j
it or what you did with that last
month's five dollars." Not all men
"cough up" as readily as the
cashier does.
Ninth Remember with grati-
i tude that "it is never too late to
mend," nor to marry, and be sure
, to keep your mending (or mar
riage) basket ever in view of the
man whose capture will make you
eternally happy.
Tenth "If at first you don't
succeed," don't give up the ship,
but wisely deny defeat and do j
some more until you make the i
" lucky run which will enable you j
to choose whether you will have
"Dearly beloved wife of "'
carved on vour tombstone, or I
merely "Miss." i
The winds uf Man h hav t.o terror to
the user of lieWifs ( arbolied Witch
Hael Salve- It tjuieklv heals chapped
aud crocked skm. (mwmIIoo, i;r ttoiNaud
i burns, aud undoubtedly the best relief fur
l'llcs.
Sold by W. M Cohen. Weldou. N. C.
! You can make
; out of a politician
die.
a good citizen
by having him
l.itlle jilohilU'S oI'miiihIiiiii- th.tt drivel
the clouds iiwiiy. DrWitt'a Little Karly j
liisera will scatter the liMim ol' side head
Hell" and riiliousiics-. They do not gripe
or sicken
Sold hv W. M Cohen. Weldon. N. C.
The only people who get very
much fun out of saving money are
their heirs.
Notice to Our Customers. j
We arepleaMed to ann.tunee that K.dev's ;
Honey and Tar tor coughs, cold and lung j
, trouble is not affected hv the National '
Cure Tood aud lrug law ;e il contains uo j
opiates or other harmful drugs, anil we '
recommend it a sale remedy lor children'
I and adults. j
i For sale by K Clark. Weldon. X. C. '
The college graduates who de
livered addresses on how to suc
ceed are now trying to. J
This Is worth Remembering
Whenever yon have a conh or cold, just j
remember that Foley's Money and Tar will j
cure it. I o not risk your health by Ink-
inn any bui Ihe genuine- It is in a yellow
package.
Kor-:tlchy K Clark, WeHon. S. 0. ,
There is hardly anybody who
doesn't like to think he's a martyr I
unless it reallv hurts. !
'Trcventics" will promptly check a cold
or the (Irippe when take early or at the
"sneeze stage. "I'reventics curelong seated
colds as well. I'reventics are little candy
cold cure tablets, and lr. Shoop, Kacine,
Wis. will gladly mail you samples and a
hook on colds free, if you write him. The
samples prove their merit. Cheek early
I'filds with Preveutics and stop Pneumo.
nia. Sold in 5c. and '!.c. boxes
For sale by W. M. Cohen, Weldon, N.C,
If a girl's waist isn't to squeeze
it's mighty funny why it was made
such a good fit to a man's arm.
For Catarrh, let nic send you free, jnst
Ut prove merit, a trial aize Ikix of lir.
Shoop's Catarrh Itentedv. It is a snow
I white, creamy, healing antiseptic balm
that gives tustant reliel to the Catarrh nt
the nose and throat. Make the free test
and see. Address llr. Shoop, Racine, Wis.
Large jars Sor.
Sold by W. M. Cohen, Weldon, N. C.
There is mighty little money in
spending it to show you have it.
WHEN HIS BABY WAS DYING.
The Milkman Was Late That Day,
but None Complained
A few days ago people on Lin-!
wood boulevard who patronized a
certain milkman missed his famil- j
iar before-breakfast ring, says the !
Kansas City Star. It was lute in j
the morning when he finally made I
the rounds. And the women
scolded.
"I'll have to take milk from I
somebody else!" one irate liouse-
wife snapped.
"All right, madam," he said,
sottiy.
Something in his voice made her
pause.
"What made you late?" she de
manded, still angry.
A tear wavered on the milkman's
tr, nnH tri.-M.I cli.tidtr X.n Kit- I :
cheek. !
"When when I left home," he
began.
Me paused and gulped at some
thing in his throat.
"When I left," he said, "my
baby was dying. I knew some
onewould be angry with me
if I didn't come so I"
He could say nothing more.
The woman said, gently :
"I'm sorry."
Next day the milkman failed to
appear. The second day he was
around very early.
"We buried her yesterday,"
was his explanation.
No one chided him. They un
derstood. His baby was dead.
OASTOniA.
Brarath. A Ml Kind fnu jtaJImys Boujllt
fiignatora
of
Being engaged is almost as prof
itable as betting on the races.
I'OH OVI'.lt IXTY YKAHtf
Mrs. WiNsi.ow'KHiHUinsi. SYiit P hm
heen used for over '!() years by millions of
mothers for Ihcn childreu while teething,
with perfect success. It soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain; enrcs
wind coHe, and is the best remedy for
Diuirlioea It will relieve t lie poor little
snflerer immeditt'ely "old hz druggists
in every part of the world. Twenty-live
cents a bottle. He sure and ask lot ''Mrs.
Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup," and take no
other kiml.
Guaranteed undtr the Food and lrugs
Act, June It'Mli, l!Ki Serial number
WIN.
If a woman can't find anything
else to be miserable about she can
always get up a fit of jealousy. j
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Great
Relief
During that trying period in
which women so often suffer
from nervousness, backache,
sick headache, or other pains,
there is nothing that can equal
Dr. Miles' Anti-rain Tills.
They stop the pains, soothe the
nerves, and give to
Women
the relief so much desired. If
taken on tirst indication of
pain or misery, tney will allay
the irritable condition of the
nerves, anil save you further
suffering. Those who use them
at regular intervals have ceas
ed to dread these periods. They
contain no harmful drugs, and
leave no effect upon the heart
or stomach if taken as directed.
They give prompt relief.
"I ' have b.-cn it 11 Invnlid fur a
yi;i!-s. I have neuralirla. rlu'iinuUlnm
Hint paltm urnunit the heart. Iiy
Uflnic lr. Mil.-' Antl-ratn J'lIN I am
nlli'M'd of the pain, anil get ah-cp
ami reit. I think hnd 1 known of
the Pain Pills when I whs llrsl taken
frk ! wwmtlil have cure,) me, I
recommend lli'-ni for perl'Hlh' pains."
MUSS. 11K.M1V Kl NK. K. Akron.O.
Dr. Mllei' Antl-Pam Pl"t are told by
your drugglit, who will guarantto tbat
the tint pack.g. will benefit. If It
falls, ht will return vour money.
25 dose., 25 cent.. Never .old In bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
RIGHT NOW
While the war
between the
5 Watch Trusty
The factories and im
porters is blazin? hot,
is the very best time
you will ever find to
buy a good watch for
tittle money. Call and
see for yourself or
write to
Ti. GL G-RADT
Halifax, N. C.
oBsaansa&aBnKZi
Pale, thin A
NervoQs ?
Then your blood must be in
a very bad condition. You
certainly know what to take,
then take it Ayer's Sarsa-
parilla. If you doubt, thenn
consult your doctor. We know'
what he will say about this
grand old family medicine.
TM. ii Hit tlv.t q'H'ntloii fniir rlwtrir wonlil
ask: "Aru yunr l.w... i i-nUr H' lannv.
thul dully a lldii ut 11.- Ihmvi'In In Kli.iiliiti-ly
oN.i'lHlit! to rfi iivi-i v. Ki4i'i ymir liver ur-live
ami yunr hiiwi-h n-tftilur ly lakliitl luxmivu
doaui ut Ayer'a l'ill
Also niKiiuroturr uf
yersl
HAIR VlliOlt.
1 AM K CI'KK.
ClltimV I'l.CTOlMl
Wo piibM.h
ITIMATIUX IKON WORKS.
28 to :,4 OLD STKEET,
PKTKKSIil KG, VA,
M AN'rt'ACTCRKFtH OK
Machinery,
Shafting, Pulleys,
Agricultural
Implements.
Haviug bought out Steel & Alexander
fotiudcrs and machinists, with all patterns
we are now prejuired to furnish parta to
machines formerly made by them,
HYDRAULIC PRESSES ,nd.
PEANUT MACHIIMERY,,pwllUy
Mill work und carting of nil kinds.
Second liand machinery for sale cheap Call
on us or write f..r w hat jou want
Great Reductions
For Cash
$1 75 Mnquettc. lings, $3 75
'2 (III Smyrna " 2 211
2o (Ml MiHuette rugs, Ilsl3 ft. 17 75
IJlc China Matting. 10c.
'-''.c. " " 18c.
i-'lc. Japanese ' 17c.
J-'ie. " " 18Ac.
ti"c Wool Carjielilig 40c.
'J.'ic Wimhiw shades, 20c.
one " " 37Jc
o.V 2-yurd wide Liuoltuui, 75c
7.K.' " " " 65c
bjc Fltair Oil Cloth, 48c
1 3o A x mint-t it Carpeting, H9c
1 40 llix.'O 1'icture Frninca, 85c
Wall paper. 4. " and 6c per roll
A l.AItl. K STOCK OK
Talking Machines,
Graphophones, Kodaks,
: Cameras,
ami supplies on hand at all time, at
the very lowest prices.
SPIERS BROS.
WF.LDON, N. C.
CHOICE
ROSES !
Carnations, Violets and other flowers,
always on hand. Shower Wedding
Bouquets, Handsome Floral Designs.
Poland nut door bedding plants, To
niato, Cabbage aud oilier Vegetable
Plants, Magnolias. Orders promptly
executed. Wrile, 'phone or telegraph.
H. STEINMETZ,
KLOBIS'T,
RALEllilt, NORTH CAROLINA.
4 19 ly
OF
FALL AND WIN" F.R
MILLINERY,
FANCY GOODS aud NOVELTIES.
Butterick'sPatterni.
R. & G. CORSETS,
Miaaea at 50o. , Ladies 75o. to f 1.
iaWI'neea will be made to luit the
times. Hats and Bonnet made and
Trimmed to order.
ALL MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY
FILLED.;
MRS. P. A. LEWIS,
Weldon, N. C.
Grand Ipto
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