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WELDON. N. '.. TIU'KSDAV. MA15CII L's. 1!7
NO. 17
a fitUHI
ifr 10 fpj lf llP-fl
IPI s if &
ELISH VS REQUEST.
'Let a Double Portion of
Spirit Be I'pon Me."
Thy
ill
Tlio You Cav; Always Hou-lit, and ulii. h tun :,v.cn
in uso for mer :',( year. !;:.. linnic Hi,- .i;.r::ri!ic of
-I'ltl li:is 1icci; mimIi- miller Ills ier-
LZ' J frT'?T' s""l,! '':'l''r i -.ion ,, IH infancy.
vt-rV, ,OYu: Alien-n.n.ne t. .t,..-,.iv .veil in this.
V.I Ciiiinterell !i:iil:i;iiins inn. .Iiist-.i-.-niul " m e but
!'.v: eriim-iits tl:;ii tii.l.i w i( li .1 oil i n.t. t t In lienltli of
in!, ml mill ( luiuivii -i'.xp"rvii'e iiyniii-i ! ". ,M".-f nii-iit.
What is CASTOR! A
.'.'a-toi in U ii iiai tnl.-ss ..ii.iiiiite l,,v Ca-ter Oil, I'aro
i;n i.'. Mil s .til l Di.iliiii;.' Sirups, 5t is ,"!cu .ant. lb
roMn.ii nei. P.-i .):iiiin, '.ii pli i iiii nor nCirr N'.uvotio
M.hslMiire. It-, i t4 lis yncianiec. 1 1 ii .-I my a WnniM
,..'.'! iillm - i i-'v. line' s, ii .-hit.. k ;,i i t.M'.i anil Wind
In-. '! re'i." I'eettiui!! 1 ri!li!i', fire, ('iiiKti:itill
mi! I k.tilli-,. i . J;. ;is-i,iii!utr.s I lie !..( ..t. regulates tlio
Mi lea. -Ii .in.l J '... I ., pivn;; li. nlll, n.nl iiutill.t sleep,
t lie (iiiiilleir t';!iiaeea--'( lie .Mutl'i-r's I'lieinl.
GENUINE CASTORlA ALWAYS
yi itCurs the i;t;iiaturtj of
y -----
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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WeicLon
WELDON, X. C.
Organize j Dufler Tie Lais of lie State of North Carolina,
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State of North Carolina Depository.
Halifax County Depository.
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j CilniSnifL $38,000.
lion It 'c r-lliis'i-t tiitn-nti pnnitlwl lunkini; lur this
M kb tinn I u Mti.i Hi i lur- luvr m uk'ntifird hiiIi the
.1 . biiHins i!itre-t nf M - 4 1 1" v :mi1 i fi.tinpli'ii niiiii1 icior iiunv yeji:
Minify is loaiirti Hp'iv.t st. net . t ih i.te "I t n t-r t - mi prr
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rRKSIIiENT:
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vii t nninK i.
I.r.ll w.irwis.
(..lacksi'B. NiH lll JHif tnil I n . N. C )
I'ANIIIKU.-
n t. siiitii.
3E
lilisha wanted a "double por
tion" of Elijah's spirit. It as a
most beautiful request to make. It
is human nature to want to
be like those whom we. love. Vl'e
want a portion of their sprint - a
double portion it maybe. Hlisha
knew what the old prophets spirit
had been. He knew somethig of
his faith the wonderful faith that
call eitther tire or water out of
heaven, that could bring drought
to the fields and harmless to the
streams and fountains. He want
ed a double portion of that spirit.
He knew liliiah's courage. He
did not forget the affair with
; the priests of Baal and the scene
at the Kishon. He knew more of
his tenderness of heart than per
haps of any other human being
and what a farewell blessing would
be a double portion of that affec
tion and courage be! If he had
double his spirit, then he could do
double his work. He saw in the
old man a spirit of fire and love
: and iron; of faith and heroism, a
judgment that could press its cheek
to the cheek of a little child, and at
' the same time lay hold on the
1 strength of Omnipotence. Was it
( not a grand request thai this grand
prophet made? There is an in
heritance than is better than mon
ey, better than lands, better than 1
banks. It is the true and the j
beautiful in the lives of those who
are about to leave us. It is char
acter, the character of the good ;
I and the great who are just waiting i
i to be received up to God. What
, a request of a sou to make of a dy-
' ing father! "Let a double portion !
j of thy spirit fall upon me!" double
thy faith, double thy honesty, dou-!
ble thy sincerity, thy reverence. .
Let these things come to me; then 1
, 1 go out into the world with double
: thy power. Then shall I be twice
as useful. The spirit of a young
nun who can make a request of
this kind and strive to obtain it is
the kind of man w hose spirit should
rule the world. The t.'niied Hres-1
byterian.
When a fellow has more money 1
than brains he never has brains
enough to see it.
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m Pioneer
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April 26 to November 30, 1907. j
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Unexcelled Passenger Service Via
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Watch for announcement of Improved Schedules.
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Ticket Agent, Weldon, N. C. Travtlliug 1'aaiwiige.r Agent, italeib, N C
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Respect
YOUR
Stomach
GIVrK it food that will not irritate or
retard the performance oi its natiMv.l
functions, and it wifl reciprocate in a way
agreeable and comforting.
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largely toward wholesome, nourishing,
agreeable food as Royal Baking Powder.
Royal Baking Powdes active ingre
dient, Grape Cream o1 Tartar, is the
most healthful of trie iruit products.
This is why R'oval Baking Powder
makes the food riner, 1' gh'-tr, more appe
tizing and anti-dvspeptic, a friend to the
stomach and good health.
Imitation Baking Powders Contain Alum
"The use of alum and salts of alumina in
food should be 1 R0H1BITIZD. The con
stant use of alum compounds exerts a
deleterious effect upon the digestive
organs and an irritation of the internal
organs after absorption.
"EDWARD S. WOOD, M. D.
"Professor of Chemistry
"Harvard Medical ScIiu.-jI, Huston."
ROYAL PAKIV. CM-'( CO . M..V
FAREWELL! BUT WHENEVER.
BY THO M AS M O O R li .
Farewell ! hut whenever you welcome the hour
That awakens the night-sonc of mirth in your bower,
Then think of the friend who once welcomes it, ton,
And forgot his own griefs to be luippy with you.
His griefs may return not a hope may remain
Of ihe few that have brightened his pathway of pain
But he ne'er can forget the short vision that threw
Its enchantment around him while lingering with you !
And still on that evening when pleasure fills up
To the highest top sparkle each heart and each cup,
Where'er my path lies, be it gloomy or bright,
My soul, happy t.i:nds, will be with you that night,
Shall join in your revels, your sports and your wiles,
And return to me, beaming all o'er with your smiles
Too blest if it tell me that, 'mid the gay cheer,
Some kind voice has murmured : "1 wish he were hero I'
Let fate do her worst, there are relics of toy,
Bright dreams of the past, which she cannot destroy;
Which come, in the night time of sorrow and care,
And bring back the features w hich joy used to w ear.
Long be my heart with such memories filled !
Like the vase in which roses have once been distilled
You may break, you may shatter, the vase if you will.
But the scent of the roses will hang 'round it still.
THE DAY IS DONE.
BY HENRY WADSWORTH LONGRiLLOW.
The day is done, and the darkness
Falls from the wings of Night,
As a feather is wafted downward
From an eagle in his Might.
1 see the lights of ihe village
Gleam through the rain and the mist,
And a feeling of sadness comes o'er mc
That my soul cannot resist.
A feeling of sadness and longing,
Thai is not akin to pain,
And resembles sorrow only
As the mist resembles the rain.
Come, read to me some poem,
Some simple and heartfelt lay,
Thai shall soothe this restless feeling,
And banish the thoughts of day
Noi from ihe grand old masters,
Nt from llu hiirds sublime,
Whose distinct fooisieps echo
Through the corridors of Time.
For, like strains of martial music
Their mighty thoughts suggest
Life's endless toil and endeavor,
And tonight 1 long lor rest.
Read from some humbler poel,
Whose songs gushed from his heart,
As showers from the clouds of summer,
Or tears from the eyelids start;
Who through long days of labor,
And nights devoid of ease,
Still heard in his soul the music
Of wonderful melodies.
Such songs have power to quiet
The restless pulse of care,
And come like the benediction
That follows after prayer.
Then read from the treasured volume
The poem of thy choice,
And lend to the rhyme of the poet
The beauty of thy voice.
And the night shall be lilled with music,
And the cares that infest the day
Shall fold their tents, like the Arabs,
And as silently steal away.
HOW A BATTLE WARMED HIM.
A Moseby V eteran Says the Im
pression Is Not a l igure of
Speech Was Hot in Zero
Weather.
Hveryhndy in the Sumh h.i
heard ol Colonel John S. Mushy,
the Confederate guerrilla ;ghier,
but few men have heard of his
brother, William II. Movhy. of
Bedford county, Y.i Yet Mr.
Mushy was his brother's adiutant,
and took part in many, probably a
majority, of the tights which have
made Mosby's command (anions.
Mr. Mosby is visiting Ins brother
in this city a tuiet, modest, re
tiring gentleman, who gives no
HONESTY AS (i(X)l)
as soiwnrrv.
IT'
Gear of Iowa was
for Congress. 'I'!:-,
sentiment was strnn;
trict, especially among
who held a meeting U
a candidate
Prohibition
in his d's
tiie Ou.ikei'-,
which thev
nr 1 8
Mm lemma
iCoId Habit
He a..
s.iid the c
"thai thee di
temperance
lake a di m'-;
i m
Kill
. nut
ociety
hen it
invited Mr. u ar
"We learn," s
to Mr. Gear,
beloii'.;' to any
and thee does ia
pleases dice "
"Thai is trae.
without hesit.inon.
"Tlkv is very ii'.i;:k, " said the
Quaker'. "I do not like thy hab
its, but I do like thy hoiiey. Per
haps we shall be able to vote for
: ur-AiM.Mn
.plied Mr. Gear !'
outward sign of being a man who thee.
'he old cold goes; a new one
m'ckly conies. It's the story
!' a weak throat, weak lungs,
tendency to consumption,
.va's Cherry Pectoral
reals up the taking-cold habit.
.ngthens, soothes, heals,
vour doctor about it.
;j 'i .... I!-b: kind of u lustiiuonial -"
S . i I f.r over mxty yoam."
WWW W
i y.i i'.iio C. Ayrr Co.. I.ow.ll. MM.
$ A.oj ui.'Mif.ctureri of
R 11 f StKSACAKILU.
r3 fl ?3TQ,'",S
i'X JLIsl O KAIIt VlUllt.
has engaged in so many dare-devil
enterprises as mark the history of
the Mosby Rangers.
"The heat of ban. e is no mere
figure of speech," said Mr. Mosby
to-day. "One night in the winter
of '(i2-'ti.V he went on, "the col
onel determined to attack a force
of Federal soldiers strongly posted
on London Heights, just above
( larper's Ferry. We started about
dusk, some two-score of us, from
' our rendezvous about twenty miles
, from the intended point of attack.
Snow covered the ground, an icy
wind swept down through the
passes of the Blue Ridge, and taken
altogether, the night was about the
coldest that ever broke away from
the North Pole and wandered
south of the Artie Circle. It was
a splendid night for a surprise par-
: ty. As our column slowly threaded
j its way through the chilly dark-
: ness we rapidly begun to freeze'
' up-
"Men would complain and then
sink into that lethargic indill'er
, ence that comes from utter chill.
Several were badly frost-bitten,
but they kepi on the march. The
bridle reins would fall from my
numb hands unnoticed, until the
unguided horse drew my attention
to the fact.
"By the time we reached Lou
don Heights and silently formed
for attack there was nothing but
ice in my boots. I had to lift each
leg by manual strength and care
fully replace the froen feet in the
stirrups for securer footing.
"When it came to pulling off
my gloves, preparatory to draw
ing my revolvers we alw ays w ent
into a tight with a gun in each
hand, bare of gloves for greater
And Gear got the Quaker vote.
As a troublemaker
man isn't in it with a
a icalou.s wo
iealoiis man.
Notice to Our Customers.
We lire pl.'.ieil I.i .iim.inn.v lil.lt I'.. lev's
llulicy :iinl I'.ir 'nr oiiil:1i-. eoliN ;nn! linej
t riHiliie. nut .ill. el. it l.v Oie . num. it
I'llle anil 1':'! 1.IM .is il eiil.MlIlN no
opuites tn ..1 her liilllllill ill 0 . Hint we
leeoi.llllellit II :l -.lie I ell). 1 V lol ellllitlell
illlil ;lilllit-.
I ill sale l.V I! 01 ilV, Wel,l.l. V C.
l-'lee, sloth, for the indolence of
the soul is the decav of the bod v. i
I. Idle Kli.l.lll.- "1' sunshine lleil
Ihe florals awy, OeWitl's l.iitle
l.'isers will .caller I lie eji.olll ol' sick
aelle Hint liilnillsnes.. l'llev tin Ilo!
or siekeii
Solil l.v W. M t'llliell. Weliliili. N. (.',
Kariv
li.'.ei
Ul'lfe
A small cloud may
sun and moon.
hide both
This is worth Remembering
Wliellever von have a eolith or eahl, jllMt
ivinemher lh.it Foley's Honey anil Tar M ill
eilre it. Iia mil lisU your heallh hy tak
iliL'aiiV hut tlit- maiuiiie, 1 1 is in a yellow
paekae.
foi sale hy i:. I lurk. Weldon. N. C.
J .v.? ...vo no B'cr't.l W publl.h
li e :..r,...,.i. of i. I ear niedioiii.-.
If. MWVflsMMaTgnfflf.Jalg.1dPl!W MI'MIIH
Ki'o mo iov.-ola r-iKUiar with AVer's
Pilis. lust onj pill each nlKht.
yri-n 1 1 ; ( ) IRON WORKS,
js I,, iii di. i) sria:i:T,
iM-:Ti:i!M:ti:(i. va.
M l I .M Tl'lll'lis ill-
Machinery,
Shafting,Pulleys,
Agricultural
Implements.
Miivmi; luiiilit out SU't-1 ic Alfxiiiider
liiuiuU-r- uii'l in. i. hinit-;, with nil jiittrru.H
we art-now prfp irt'tl to I'lirnislj parts to
inai'hiiit'H toniH'i lv m;Hi' lv tlicni.
He is a wise man who either
speaks the truth or says nothing.
HYDRAULIC PRESSES
and..:
s" will pi.imptlv
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k nil nntU in- ii veil
;iiii plrs pnivc t ll-'il li-! it. I i
I' litis Wlt'l I'lt'H'lltVs ;rll stnp
111. i. in .V, iinti '.'). lm'--
l'.r sale l.v W, M I ohm. We
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h.M.p. I.'.u-u
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PEANUT MACHIlMERYpl,(,ilty
Mill work aii'l easlini. ul' at kiliils
Seeolnl hail. I inaehinel V 1'or sale elleap Call
j.. on lis oi uiile l..r h;tl ymi Mailt.
The
- eaily
I ' oi-1 1 mi .-
ilon. X (',
Women who kiss each other
often guihy of counierteiting.
(ii eat Reductions I
For Cash
The Ni KS .l I'lile ,l;.. I !,S I are
l.r.is isoulil he Io i Inl. il .ol l onli I mo
viele like I'r. :lii.oi 1 oiih 1 are is ami
!l is Ion I. r e is. I he National Law
new i. niiiies ilia' il an p.-isai i nt .-i in
to a eoiliih niixtiiie, l! tniisl '.e pniileil on
the lahel oi pa, k.l-e
Tor Oils reason niotheis. mnl o'ln rs,
shoiihl imist o't havini: lr. Slump's I'oiiirh
l ure Noimisoi niarkson Or sln.op's
lahels ami nene in the ineiliellie. else it
efficiency I found my fingers too "" ,,v '' '"' ,ll; i-'ll;'i AM "s
ors have to bank on.
cold for the task, and had to slow
ly work off with my chattering
teeth. That done, it was like bend
ing bones to get those stiff' and icy
fingers gripped around the butts
of the revolvers.
"Then came the command.
"Charge." With the we were
(lashing through the pickets and
sw eeping like a whirlwind through
the camp of the astonished enemy.
"Our yells filled the air, and
through the darkness rang the
crack and (lashed the red spurt
from a hundred busy six-shooters
while through the wild chaos here
and there snapped the rattling
whip of t'ie enemies carbines.
There was no wild firing at things
unseen, no shelling the woods, but
each man shot at a mark, and shot
...... . . . i L'oeil I h.il is il
to kill. Oat warn t no place fer k.,i,.i i,.r m-i
boys, 'as the negro said in the
eanlkiuake.
"The light lasted three minutes.
Had Waterloo been proportionate
ly as bloody, every soldier would
have been slam in half an hour.
"When 1 reined and returned
my empty revolvers to their hols
ters, I took a long breath. No
summer days draught from a
mountain spring ever tasted so
deikiousi cool and rcli'Csiiiiig as
that icy air.
"My hands were fairly tingling
with heat, my feet throbbing hot
with the boiling blood coursing
them and my body so oppressive
ly warm that I (lung wide my over-
coal to get rebel. In short, I was
fairly burning up.
"Yes, for that chilly feeling,"
added Mr. Mosby, "there's noth
ing like a stiff Hghi at close quar
1 tcrs with revolvers. It beats the
best heating system ever invented.
Walter Fdward Harris.
i remarkahle eolith
i hiniee. p u tieuiarly
1 nost on ha inir I 'i .
lolnpale ealollillv
know II he-l tn lie
lemeilv. lake Ilo
u nh yoni ehihlieii
Shmili's fnneli I'lllt
On-slloop pa.-k.ie ii '111 otlliis .mil see
No pmson marks ih, ii ' Von e.m alivav?
heont'ae site si,,. l.v il, inanilini; llr,
slump's l oneh fin i- Sunpli lellis,-(one.
eept an v ul la l .
S,,l,t l.v V 1 Cohen. Wel. n. N C.
Si I.'. Mn.iietie l.'nus, . 7a
ll'l Sn.yoia " 'J 'Jo
Ja nil M,,iieiie runs, HilJ It. IT 7.')
I'-'V China Mattii Inc.
-'V ' In-.
;.'. .lapamse " 17c.
J.V. " " lute.
Il'ie Wool Carpclilie .(n,.,
J.V W'iniloiv shades, one.
alle " " 117'c
".'ii--i y aril iile Linoltlini, Tat.'
T."ii ' .
HV l'l.H.r Oil ( tulli, IS-
I M.'i A nunslei Cai petini:, Hllc
1 -In liivCii l'utiiie Kranu-s, y.V
Wall paper. 1. .'i aial lie per roll
A I A lii.K sl,H K III'
Talkiny; Machines,
Land is about the only thing sail-! Grapliophones, Kodaks,,"
Cameras,
"In is'i' I hail a stomach ilixiase Sonir
1 hi -a li lans s.iul fiyspepsni, some ( on
siun.M..ii. Hue -aiii 1 iiouhl not I ve un
til spoil.', l or l ilir lears 1 cxisjeii on
hoiii li milk, soil. i Ins, mis ami iloetor'i
pi, ci ipiions 1 e.aiiil lu'i iliest anylh.iie
I il : linn I ih keil up one ol' mi I alma
ll.t. saii.l it li ippeneil t he lliv til' -.aler.
I h nithl a .-"e I. llh- ol' Kmlol am! Ihe
helleli, 1 reeelliil llonl tile Intlie ail lilt
i;..iil 111 1 .em ia conhl nel lull 111 tlio
n.eiillis I went li.u k Io inv innk. as a ma
chinist, and in thioc ntontt s I lias well
and lit arty. May you live lon and pres.
per " IN. I Ol'nell. loiilllu. I.. I .
Tile aliove is mill- asmnph- ot Ihe ureat
1 t ii.it is il 1 1 1 v -lone even ii hole hi
ps, a
Mild In W il. I olieii. Wcidoll. N. C.
Slander is the coward's sword.
I-1 III ll I II l I I
Mils - s i .. i ii ' s Si i, , I 1 1 1 M . S K I ' r llafl
i e ns hi millions of
III II nh,!.- lei thini:.
i.llles the child,
ill pun; clliei
leiuiilv lol
he II .1-, il t .1 ol
... till Is I..I III. I
with perl, el cess. 1 1 -sollclls
the cam,", .ill. II-,
Hind coin', and is the h.-sl
lllailhoc.l II lllll leilete Ihe pool lllllc
Mllleiei iinmcdia'cli sold hv ilrueisis
ill tii ly pill ol Ihe iviii'd Twenty-live
ceuls a toil : io lie sine and ask toi "Mrs,
Winsloiv's So-.lhili SAinp." and lake nil
other kind.
l.ilarantee.l lili.h i Ihe l'oiid anil IIl!o.s
Ad.. Iliac :! ! Ii. l!H',i cr al iiuiuln-r
inn-.
ami supplies on hand al atllilncH. nl'f
the lei-v l.nie.t pin es.
SPIERS BROS.
vr.i.'Hiv. s. c.
choich
ROSES !,
Carnations. Violets ami ntliir llowrni,
illways on hand. Sliowcr Wcililinii
lloiiUets. Haiidsonic Floral Designs,
1'ot and out dooi iHtldinc, plants. To
main, l aliliaup and olliei VcKi-talile
Plants, Mammlia. Orders pimnptly
-xccule.l. Wlitc, 'phollr or Iclcirnipll.
M. STI-INMHTZ,
I'l.ilHIsI,
Ml l-'I'io, NiMfl'H ''.MIOI.ISA.
I 111 ly
Haste often trips up on iis own
RIGHT mi
While the war
between the
(liven lip to Die.
It. Spici'el, l'-'iil N Virginia Mrcet, ,
Kvansville. Iiul., writes: "For over tim
years 1 was troiihleil iiith kidney niul
itladdcr HlVeotioiH which caused me nnu-li i
puin niul worry. I Inst tlcsli mitt us all ;
; run down, ami u year iijm had in ahaiulon
! work entirely. I hud three of Iho best i
1 pliysii'inus wliodal ine no ejooil and I was
liriu'tii-ttlly Kiven up In die. Foley's Kld-j
, ney Cure whs nroiiiiiieiidol unit the tirst
lmtllf uuve me emit n-iief. and after tuk- I
' inn the seeonit liotlle I was entirely
curwl." Why not let it help yon? I
1 lot .ale by'E. Clark. Weldon, N, C. 1
'3 Watch Trusty
The factories and im
porters is blazing hot,
is the very best time
you will ever find to
buy a good watch for
little money. Call and
see for yourself o r
w rite to
L. G-. Q-ZR-AJDIT
Halifax, N, C.
OF
-FAI.l. AMI WINTKIi
MILLINERY.
FANCY HOODS and NOVF.LTIKS.
llntteru-k'Bl'atterDt.
R. & G. CORSETS,
M iwea at 50c , Ladim 75c. to f 1.
urro-e(i willhemadf to Bnil the
lime. Data aud Houoeta made and
Trimmrl to order.
ALL MAIL OKDERfl 1'KOM PTL Y
F1LLKIX
MRS. P. A. LEWIS,
Weldoo, N. C.
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