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IV. M. COHEN.
THE ROANOKE M:VS.
'I'l 1 r un i . V,
I M.I,
Published livery Thursday.
K I 1 1 i I ' ! , I i ' ' I I U M I" N A
Hn 11 1 I ',ss i V I'M.li
If, IIS ill (Ni'l!'lnl hVMT:
Olll' YlI. I,, Tll.lll. '-t.U I . I A t . 1 r'
Six Mouth, " "
A nt-fkly lii-iiiiv'-uiii' jotiiintl iti'vote,!
to tlif iiint'Ti.i!. , ilni-nl ii'tj.il. tiolitu:,! ;ititl
rturirnltiiiiii ititm sts ul Ma H:ix iiml sur
ruuNilitii: I'tuuiticv
Advertising rati's leasminltW' aii,l liiinish.
il iiu appluatiuti.
Now there is a demand for slow
er trains, the "flyers" are too
much disposed to fly the trick
Thosi: 1 7.000,000 added to the
forest reserve, will secure a supply
of Big Slicks for some nme to
come.
A vindicated senator, however,
is not altogether in the same class
as one who has never required any
vindication.
The Woman Suffrage hill was
talked to death in the British
House of Commons What a nat
ural deaih.
THE floods in Ohio did millions
of dollars damage to property, but j
they did not wash away any Presi- j
demidi candidates
Majok Si:i;i 1, of the British j
army, says that married soldiers
are the bravest. Perhaps war !
does not seem like much of any
thing to them.
Mont n has a bill compelling '
hoarding Imuse keepers to tell
what is in the hash. Still, there
are some instances where igno-,
ranee would be bliss
The activity with winch London
has tackled municipal ownership j
and woman's siiifrage, may event
ually cause t'ne country to be the
home of real conservatism.
IT is now advanced as u sober
.scientific theory that deep and se-;
nous thinking is the cause of dis-,
ease. Notice what a large per-j
centage of us are healthy? 1
Ann a (ion n feels that her law-1
yers. in fixing their tees at $175,
000 charged too much for her di
vorce from Count Boni. After
reading some of the testimony, we
are inclined t think it was cheap
at that price.
Thk iury in the case of Joshua I
Harrison, on trial at Elizabeth I
City for the .induction of Kenneth ;
Beasiey, the iittle son of Senator,
Beasley, of Currituck county,
found Harrison guilty and Judge i
Allen sentenced Harrison to twen-'
ty years in the penitentiary. An ,
appeal was taken and Harrison;
was released on a bond of $3,000.
But is that amount sufficient to
hold the man who sees twenty
years of hard labor in the State's
prison staring him in the face, and
with sentiment so strongly against
him? The sentence is approved
by every one who has kept in
close touch with the evidence.
Pkhsiuknt C. ('. Moore, of the
North Carolina Cotton Grower's
Association, has issued a card to
cotton fanners in which he appeals
for a still further reduction of cot
ton acreage this year on the ground
that (lie Very open v, inter finds
far more land broken for crops I
at this season than ever, and the j
more general improvements in use
adds still further to the volume of
work that can be done now, even '
with the heavy draft on farm labor
made by railroad and other public
works so that a record breaking
crop could easily be seeded.
He urges that this be not done
but that attention be given to diver
sity of crops.
CASTOR I A
For Infant! and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tha
Signature of
An1 you tired, fudged ont, nervous,
alwplsW, feel mean? Hollisier'n Knotty
Mountain Tea stren thfns the nrTn, flirts
diuetinn, h ing refrealiinK sleep 35 c ills
Tea or Tahlet.
W M r"nhen Welilon, N. f.
J. N. Brawn, Halifax, N. 0.
"THE LANDING AT JAMESTOWN."
X'hat a contrast het cen ihe
landing at Jamestown as pictured
in the school histories v, iili v, Inch
the children of the I nucd Si. lies
are familiar, and that landing .1:
Jamesto-vii which it is pr-p,
shall take ,;.:cc at .vwcll's P-ir.,
now 10 !vc une a sa!".:r of N' :'
f.'ik. under itv piati and c n.i.: :..
of Admirai i larnngwii, I . S ,v
on April JOth, 1 907.
The marvelous change wrought
within the comparatively brief pe
riod of three hundred years could
in no way more clearly be shown
than by a coinpaHsrii of the p;c
litres of :.ie : w o iatidin.cs at J.hiks
tow n. l.i the Ill's: a few figures
representing a comparative large
percentage ol the linghsh colonists
who numbered a little oer one
turn .li ed
In the second, aside from the
monstrous company, which may
be cjv.ied to welcome the land
ing pari', w hen they shall re.kh
the shore w ill be about tw ei;;v
thousand men, bending to the oars
and tilling the picture with life and
movement. It is a magnificent
panorama this, which Admiral
Harrington has conceived and wili
unfold.
Just such a sight as the great
fleet of boats and the twenty thou
sand sailors shall present the world
has never seen. The very sug
gestion of such an one is sufiiceiii
to tire the dullest imagination.
Then to think that from the mea
gre company which landed three
hundred years ago, garbed in the
flow ing robes of thai time, these
twenty thousand uniformed mm
have sprung up.
That from that meagre company
are descencd a large proportion i.f
the nearly ore hundred millions of
men, women and children who
are the people of the United States
now: who have created from the
wilderness, sparsely peopled
three hundred years ago by Indi
ans, themajority of whom havevan
ished into shade, the most poten
tial land of earth cannot be other
than inspiring.
The lixposition Company w ould
do less than their duty to their
countrymen w ere they not to make
widely known that there shall be
seen here on the opening day of
the exposition a sight which can
not fail to stir Americans as they
hav e rarely been stirred and to
arouse in them such pride in their
country and their achievements as
shall fill their hearts to the brim.
It is a tine thing, ton, that the
great republic is at peace with the
world and that thousands From for
eign shores shall witness with us
that splendid triumph of that repub
lican form of government under
which this nation has grow n to be
what it is- one of the great lights
of the world. Norfolk Ledger
Dispatch.
NORTH STATE NEWS.
Items of Interest From all Sections j
of the State.
Salisbury is infested with bur
glars. Judge Pritchard is quoted as de
claring for State prohibition.
The graded school at Hickory
has closed on account of scarlet
fever.
The shortest name for any post
office in the United Sta'es is Ai, in
Person county, N. C.
B. h". Arrington, a respected
citizen of Rocky Mount, died at
his home on Ruse Hill, after two
months illness.
A State iaundrymen's association
was organized at Raleigh with I
M. Cave, of Charlotte, president,
and J. W. Morton, of Asheville,
secretary and treasurer.
The closing exercises of the
medical department of the Univer
sity will be held at Chapel Hill.
May 9th. Dr. George X'. Long,
will deliver the address.
It has developed that the short
age of Ticket Agent 1 1. A Leon
ard, of the Southern Railway, who
skipped from Salisbury three
weeks ago, aggregates $1,350.
fnms:s.i!iT Cler!. Norvcll re
ports 1,535 acts and 37 resolu
tions ratified by the lasi session of
the legislature, being almost 300
more than the number two years
ago.
There are now 1 , 1 80 rural de-1
livery mail carriers in the State.
Those on routes of stahdard length
24 miles get $60 a month, i
After July 1st they will get $75 a j
month.
The North Carolina Society ;
Daughters of the Revolution will j
send a representative of the society j
to visit several places, where j
there are persons eligible and wish j
ing to join the society.
Mrs. Charlie Greer, of Watau
ga county, tied her baby in her
chair before the fire and left it
alone. When she returned the
child had fallen in the fire and was
burned to death. A fearful warn
ing to mothers.
This man bought a supply of tobacco with
out acquainting himself with the distinctive taste
of SCHNAPPS Tobacco, which has the cheering
qualities that gratify his desire to chew, and at
less expense than cheap tobacco.
SCHNAPPS has been advertised in this
paper so that every chewer lias had an
opportunity to get acquainted with the
facts and know that drugs are not used
to produce the cheering quality found in
the famous Piedmont country due-cured
tobaccos, and that SCHNAPPS is what he
ought to chew. Still there are chewers
who accept other and cheaper tobaccos
that do not give the same pleasure.
The Ashboro Courier says there
:s a ladv living near White House,
:n b.'andolph county, wilo is wear
ing an apron pun by her grand
mother 70 odd years ago. It is
we!! preserved and looks as new
as the dav it was made.
HOMI--MADU CATARKH CL'KI-.
. v nil- riiu inis rii;ht .it Imiuc 'lie lut
rci: it-. I v hi lis kni.l kni.wii I'lif n.uii.
"I v.-ii'tM-" ',K to. II 1" On- III. ion:!!.: I I...
si i'j.'HH. It -iliiio-,-,t. In-c.mi- III
. l.i III pi III ill ill IV iii Hutu tin- I.1,.,. it itllil
'i-iii i',trv vt-t it;,- i.l r.iliinhu! i.i"ni.
1 .1 1.-v 1 IlLT t 111- iHIll .Hill till' III ill-.M-f, Mil
ii .il'i't ' lii-rc liiulfil lo j.ii'tMri tin-lir!iir-
l.rtl'lHIU illiv ..inl ill.ll IIi.U'V
mi. Ii. ill u'liu-e 1'lilul rxli M t 1 1 uule'ion.
i.iiic inir.ri l "tupi'iim! Kui'-in unit ill.'-,-i.ii'urs
, uuipiitinil Sjitip S.usip.uiila
1 1 , Is w,' II anil iho in ti-ispiHinliii ilost"
alt. r ...u-h nii'iii ami ;it licdiitiH'.
i ii.s : i li.irfu'i-s. iiii-xpi lisnc initi!i(.,
h! Ii i .is p. ciili.ti .n titm ilpnii iIh-i'Ihii-
llll'IM- M-sm. Ill' tilt' lil'tllt. s. .IsMstni
i: i iu (ii liltt-r antl stiain Irtini llif sw, i,,
i .il.ii i h.li pi'lstnis. uliirli, if nut i-Litli-t-.tu.l,
ait- al'-t'il't'il liy lli iniu'ini- mem
Itrai.c, .aitt an itj.eli s.,,ie ur i-atallli i.- t.f
l-sll'l
i i' l'.irt- st'im'uiiil trv it, as it i.-thi.' pii--'-iir
inn -a an ,'r.iun'iit c.itiirrh sp.iist
'it' ii.iPni'.il rcpiitntiuii
li is still a matter of conieeture
as i i where P. H. Jones, the Char
lotte defaulter is. Detectives are or.
a sharp, lookout lor him. Auditors
have found no further shortage in
Ir.s sccounts, the defalcations re
ma:n;ng $i2,(HI0.
CI'KIIS ALL SKIN TKOIT.LLS.
Surphur the Accepted Remedy
for a Hundred S- ears
- : i .li ii l is mi'. "I 1 hi- i:: ..i 1 1 -1 "mi i-'lii-s
'I..: i, i-w r izai- tn ln..'i I'm-i1- J.lnsi.iu,
k". ' is it i-iiu-s sia .,.,,1 M, i,, ,t tl. ill'-Irs
li i II, K S l.liil'lliSl 1. 1111 K.-l'al.i-"'l
" Lift 'In lull I'fli'-lil III lll'isl r , T i v ni
in; I'liia. I inn'l tain- Mi'.!iili- "tal-lets"
i. , ii- is" ur jiowrti-ri-rt siilpiinr in inu-
IIAM iit'K S I.I'.'I llisl t.Pllt t;
is.int tl l.lkl' lll'l J't I'-' t ill lis Hi-.
iT'll-ls K-ll It
I'll knuiMi ritii-ii ill liitivilit, pa.,
"I lia. li.ul iin i-is-Fu, at i'it case
is 'l.
t lull
, nil
uf la
il-il
all"! -
"ina tuf twt'iity tiM- vials I haws'-.
in .",11... Il, til. - "I III,' l.li.'t'lli.
"i -Mr ul .'iii II M i '. K's I lijl III
I'll I 1; iilYI'MI ST. :u .! in.,, I t.-.l
'null 1 liart a hlalul 11,-w pair ul
SI I
as l!
huils. It has i ut, il tn,' anil I a'n i . riaiii
li mi ! in re aiivuiH- il tlu-y piasist m usin
II !'i i". Ks I !i,'l Hi. -I l.rilt l; ai.i-r-
llili..' la lllll'l'siulls.
Hi i t in: l.i". a u.
I " ','m
J. A. ALSTON
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I'liOVISIONK,
( iifsrn suit TdIuk co.
.., W itshiiietoii A vi. , ftiiil Kirn! Strwl,
VteMnn N. C. Ill Jl-lT
FOLEYSHONIYHCAB
for thitdrmnt aft, tun. JVo ep4ae
WE FURNISH
I.)
A HOYU. FEAST to every une
whir buy their (rroeeriei At mir
slore. All the neiitonahle tlelti'u
ries are fonnrt in onr "tnre the
year round.
CONFECTIONERIES
FRUITS
CROCKERY AND TIN
WARE
!)
Wiiwlen anil Willowware, Etc. ji)
GooUs delivered promptly any- )
where in town. l'ohto clerks. )')
Phone No. HI) j
R. M. PURNELL,
WKLDUN. K. C.
fOttYSKlDHIYCURi
MakM KMiMy mm4 Bmd4r Right
n
4 if A -1 ftfctrij
Some day they'll get a tar.te of the real
Schnapps they'll realize what rrioytnent
they've missed by not getting SCHNAi'l'S
long ago then they'll feel like kicking
thtmselve...
SCHNAPPS ir, sold everywhere in 5
cent cuts, and 10 and 15 cent plugs. Be
sure you get the genuine.
EST WfflML ml
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UNITED STATES
Weldon,
.Reasons for Soliciting; Your Business.
l-IRST. We are the first and only Depositary of l!. S. (ioxern
ment funds in this section of laistern North Carolina.
SliCONI). Our management has had twenty-one years e-.perienee
in the banking business; and as a National Dank C.im
iner and Receiver in charge of National Hanks.
THIRD. W e make colleetions on every banking point in .North
Carolina at the lowest hanking rates and makes a spec
ialty of hanking and commercial collections.
pot RTM. W e allow a reasonable interest on time deposits; an en
couragement to thrift and saving.
01-nCERS:
Wm. M S. Burgwyn. Pres. Sam'l P. Patterson, V-T'res.
Nati"i,.u ll.uilc Ia.iiiiiiii i si;i-lini:i Man l.,un,ik,' Mills i n atnl ;,,.,s-
iiiui.v Jl'i': 'n
James T. (iooch, Cashier,
Ma or ol Weliliin ami t S l "Hiuiiss.uinrr
A CARD.
DNOR &
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0 7IW.7II.7M L". liroad
Promise von a treat in
Spriivj; IJne of Choice Purniture, Our Selec.
Hons are exceptionally attractive this Season
and prices are right. If not convenient to
come w rite us for Blue Prints.
pvni nn o ntti'm i v i irinrnn m . l .
aiu.un a niiULti, "c,
W.W.KAY,
n
r amiiy
Grocer.
WKI.DON, X. C.
I kep the Ik-sit of every thing in my
Iii -. I'Dliti'atteiition to all at Kuy's.
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A I.T K l( K. DANIEL
Wkuh.n, N. c.
I'l m turn in tliruiir.- fit' Halifax
ami
NVrtliHiitptim
ainl in llif Sunrfint ami
trx rutirtM. t'nlifctinn 11 ul in nit
(nirtmil Ntirlh Caruhnu. Hi.iiK-h otXwm it
II ihtux, N. l, on'invrry Moiulay.
Plant Wood's
Garden Seeds
FOR SUPERIOR VEGE
TABLES & FLOWERS.
Twenty-eight years experience
our own Heed farms, trial
irMiintls and larpre warehouse)
capacity pivo us an equipment
tliat is unsurpassed anywhere
fur Rupplyiuir the best Beds
nlitainahle. Our trade in seeds
) both lur the
' Garden and Farm
is one of the largest in this country.
We are headquarters for
Grass tunl Clovar Seeds, Seed
Outs, Seed Potatoes, Cow
Peas, Soa Beans and
other Farm Seeds.
V. ood's Descriptive Catalog
ylvi'i iuIIit nml more complete lnfor
tii'iiliin Rlnnit Imu'i tisrrlen and Finn
tsiv.l.s limn iiny other Hlmllar pnblli'a
tiin tssui'il In this cuuntry. Mailed
iiimj on rt'iim-st. v, rite for It,
FOLEYSHONETTAR
Cures Celdsi PpernaU Paetiaieala
I IQt. IP 113 EU
iiiMi ou if.jutt, rite for It,
T,W. WoodS. Sons, Seedsmen,
DEPOSITARY.
N. C.
HUND
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St.. Richmond. Vn. ft
the iimmv timi ,f th,.;,- II
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LLAUtnj, Kicnmonu, n
The origiflal
LAXATIVE cough remedy,
For roughs, colds, thro.it and 11111?
troubles. No opiates. Nim-alcohnlic!
Good for everybody. Sold everywhere.
The genuine
FOLEY'S HONEY and TAR is in
t Yellow package. Kef use substitute.
Prepared only by
Foley A Company, Chicago.
For sale by F. Cl.AhK, Wi ld, ,11. N. t .
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS.!
MANTKI.s!, ril KS A (lllAl l s,
HAKDWAItK, l'AIVISVC
I KANK T. CI AI'K UiMI'WV lli.
..ll"lk. la.
J.H.Howard&Co
HKAI.KUS l
r.AVV AM) FANCY
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We have the best line of i .riu-eries in'
town. When in iieml Jof aiiythiiiK in
Grocery Line
Cull on us. Our stin k is fresh. Hive us
.your trade
FOLEYSHOIOTTAR
tops tHm coati and Heals lunrfr
ft
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ruLL 1 a
HONEYandTAR
v$
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We bought several carloads
A
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Before the big advance in price and can,
today :::::::
Undersell the Factories,
Complete line in everything needed in
-A
Building
From the brick foundation
Give us a trial order and be
we can save you money.
fierce -
Whole
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FURNITURE!
We Have The Finest Line of Household and Kitch
en Furniture, Parlor Suits, Mattings, etc., Iher
Brought to this section. Our line of Crockery,
:Tin and Willow ware,
TLWU.AMM. J
Wagons, Carts,
T N STAIXHACK. - - -
I'll ' ! P I
(fefffl I l AT lArF
II oik teL
are known the world over for QUALITY and TONE- It
one. Small weekly or monthly payments is all we
soon own a good Organ and not miss the money.
WELD OK FURNITURE COMPANY,
YIELD 0 11 f - fJoffffi CoLi.
v$ v$ 9$?$?,$
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House
Whitehead Hardware CompanY
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WELL-DRESSED MEN.
j ar All u .( u-hi ir ii'j',( U .1 ru uf . iV u iV IrSticii rti
riVii it itrin
w
HY wniild vnu spend
your money for poor fit
ting clothes when vou
tan for the same money
get a fit equal to the very hest
tailor-made clothes ? You would
hardly do this if you only helie cd
the following statement :
UNLESS YOU ARE
DEFORMED, WE CAN
FIT YOU PERFECTLV,
Come to my store and give us
ihe chaiue to demonstrate, to
prove the truthfulness of this ns-sertion.
Go-Carts, etc. is complete.
ALL m niUSCIrX r.,!, I'ASKKr.JANO ltl'l!IAt uobfx-w
Busrsrics. !- CiwiLrino-
WMMEAN
Ten Days Trial!
If
ORGANS
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fry?
to the tin roof M
convinced that
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ask. Try it and you will
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