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Special Kates from Weldon: Round trip season tickets, $3.85;
Round trip 60-day tickets, i Round trip 10 day tickets, $2.00;
Round trip coach Excursion ticket $2.65.
Coach Excursion rate sold prior to opci inij date and on caeh Tuesday thcreil'icr,
limited seven days, and endorsed "Not Oond in Slu-pi'ii! and I'lillman Parlor Cars."
other tirkeMK on sale April ltli anil eontinii" uiilu close of Kip isitiou.
I'or rates Irom other po uts, apnlv toyour neirj-t SE ABOARD I'Hcut, or rep
resentatives named bel w.
Unexcelled Passenger Service Via
S. A. L. Railway
Watch for announcement of Improved Schedules.
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Signature of
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jinviil'il liiinkiny I'iii'ililit's tor this
iliri-t-li'vs h.ivc liin-n idchtilint with th
Nnrt hanijilnii rimiHii' lui iiimhv i- irs
:it tilt- l. o.i! rate ol inli if-l six n i
yllllBIIHIIIIIIIIIIM WimMBMKV A
ftwiimiiMiiiiiMn fin iMiTi vJ
COMPANY.
AniericaoS
Growers
NOT ML TO K DESIRED.
A (iood Name Is Rather To He
Chosen Than (ireat Riches.
Great riches, after all, don't get 1
everything in this money loving j
and mammon worshiping country. ;
U'. lillis Corey, president of the j
steel trust who was recently di-1
vorccd from the wife of his youth ;
and 1ms just married allashy beau
tiful actress named Mabellc Gill
man, is now getting in the news-
' papers of the country, just such
pen lashings as a reprobate and j
scoundrel of his type deserves. So I
much has been said of Rockefel- j
ler's piratical business methods 1
that outside of the circle of flunkeys ;
who move in his immediate sphere '
and live in hopes of getting a few j
of his dollars that he has the sov-1
ereign contempt of pretty much i
every honest man in America. And j
Harritnan who negotiated the "Al-!
ton Deal ' that he fondly expected
to bring him fame and riches, finds j
that he got money, but instead of
fame and honor, has won from j
the nation's chief executive the I
; name of "undesirable citizen,"
and from the rank and file who j
speak more strongly that of "rob-1
ber," "bandit" and "pirate." "A
good reputation is better than a ;
golden crown" run the old latin;
lines and it is of much service to
remember it, and "what shall it J
profit a man if he gain the whole I
world and lose his own soul" is
another question hard to answer.
After, all, we should be glad that
compared with the whole popula
tion we have not many million
airs, but more so that the great i
mass of people do not hesitate to
think and say what such men as
Rockefeller, Corey and Marriman
really are, notwithstanding they .
have wealth that would turn old J
Croesus green with envy. i
Will Cure Consumption
A. A. llt'iiiMi, I nn li. Ail;., writis; 'To
lev'.s Ho i' . anil 1 iris III.- ii--! prepara
tion loi roiii;li-, i oliN lino iUP Irulllilr,
I kiitHv thai it lias rnml consumption in
tin- liist sti'jos.,' mi iii-vir iit-;ml ol'anv
out- hsiiih l-olrv's Money uml T'al and ;
not hi-inji salisliril.
I'or sal.- lit K Chirk. WcMoll. N. ('
The honorable man will always
honor the things that are honora
ble. III .11 it Ml if Itt'l lif.lilll. Ml III!
fit 't i h an ti ih'-i tl iv s wnrl; vvIhmi nt-os-:irv,
Jki-. inut'li liii u Ini'll ll-- mIhhiIiI in
I h .iik in . v I . ( '. ltnm r-. ItiutK h
Villi'. I' i.. Wllll-S ih .t lit Wd ll"l iiiily llll
i miii i. tint llf cinihtn t -ttinp mt-r
lu tli' Ins u i Ihu'1. Six lint I it ..I s
K'iIii v (ii iii.nif ;i nt in in tf Hi lit .
IU' ,rs, "Siii i i'.t. in I'.iltVs Ki lin y
I'llM'.'
For miV liv K I r W,..i.,fi N (V
The emerged tithe will do a lot ,
to solve the problem of the sub
merged tenth.
roit m i. it ix i t i; ui
Mils. Wivsi.ow's.-oothim; Sykit has ,
been Used for over ''-tl ytars l.y millions uf i
mothers lor then chiiilieu while tccthintr,
withpcileet success. It smithes thechihl,
solteiis the emu-, a; as ail pam; cities
wind colic, ami is tli-i best remedy for
Diailhoca It will relieve the poor liltll- '
sutlerer inimedia'ely. Sold by druists
in every pait ol the world. Twenty-live
cents a bottle. He sure and ask foi "Mrs.
Winsiow's So.illiini; Syrup, " and take no ,
ol her kind.
Ouaratiteed until r llieKooil mid Drills :
let, ,1 nut- autli, IPiid. Serial number
Inn-.
A rubber-tired vice is likely to
take iust as straight a course and
make even better lime to the pit
than the old rattle-rim kind.
What Do They Cure?
Thi lllmvr (pipstlon Isofloll Ilsked (i .Tl-
ri'rniiii! Dr. rn-reo's two It-ailiin: ini-ui-ciu.-s,
"(iiilil. n MotlU-al llisoiM-ry " mid
"I'avorlto I'rrsiTiption."
'Clio aiiswor Is Unit "(ioklon Modioivl
Oisi'uvi-rv " is u niosl juitont ulli-rativo 'r
(jl. m 1 -1 m 1 1 li i-r, iinil toiiir or invioriitnt
net acts I'sjH'ciully taorittly In u i-nra-tivo
wav upon ull dm iniii-oiis liinnif sur
fucfs. us of tho nasal passaKi-s. tliroat.
Iiroin-I'.ial tlllM-s, stotnui-h, bout-ls mill
din kl.'t). cnriiiK a lariri" Ti-ciit. of cut a r
rlutl c.iVs wlii'tlit-rbi1 illsi'aso atti-cts the
nasal piiViiSi's, lli ffny.il, luryiin, bron
chia. iiuauiicliNl as omaoHI J)spi'tslti ),
bowi.s(u lllloatjIirrKPlVli I'lmWiT,
UUTin or olhcr leTvic urifaTr Kvyn In
0i-I'lir"'!1',' in' lil- "r'Hiyi1 C'tfi's
fclT"f 1 Ml". " is"'""' Slieeesslol In Hllert-I'lre'-l-'iivorlte
t'resi-rlntlon"! advised
lor I ye f .lie 1) fej iass IP Olstjises. muM-
imje
Irr.' - ii ; r 1 n In ii I-lit lii M i.nie . oil V
is ii towe.rtiil iiit ueiiily uetlia; lnviirofat.
Iuk tonic and nervlim. Kor weak worn
out., ovor-worked wonien no matter wluit
lias caused the hroak-ilown, "Favorito
rreserlptiott"vlll l)M tolllul most etteetivil
In hulldiiiK up the stri nu-l Ii. rruukit inn
tlio womanly iiuetiotis. siiIkIuIiis puin
mid liriintliiii uhoiit a heulthy, vigorous
condition of tho whole system.
A Iwolt of particulars wraps ouch hottlfl
Uivlnir tlio formula' ot both mi dicliii's and
glinting what scores of eminent tned-h-iil
authors, whose works aro consulted
by physicians of all the schools of practice,
us uuidea in prescribliiK. say of each in
(jrcdient ctiteritiK Into these medicines.
'1'ho words of praise Is'stowodon the
si'vural iuKtedieiius cnti-riiiit into Doctor
Tierce's medicines by such writers should
iiavu morn weiKlit than any amount of
i lion - professional testimonials, because
such men are writing for the fniidance of
their inwlical brethren and know whereof
they speak.
Itnth mnticlni'S aro non-alcnlinlic. non-si-i-ret,
and contain no harmful habit
fornitnii ilrups. tieim coniiosid of (ilyceric
etructsof the. roots of native, American
medicinal forest plants They aro Imtji
' fuild by dealers In inisllclne. You can't
, alloni to accept as a substitute, for one uf
j theso medicines of known composition,
i any secret nostrum.
Dr. Pierce's I'ellcts. small. suirar-couted,
oasv to takn as candy, rciiulaie and la
! vlgortt stomach, liver and bowels
LOVE'S SACRiRGE,
There was never a rose hut what had its thorn
Nor a heart but what its sorrows knew,
There was never a lite without a purpose havi
With good to accomplish and life work to do
"He loveth whom He chasteneth," is very ole
And has stood the lest tor dark ages past;
Hut there are hearts today v. ho sutler and d
Hut are true to themselves while lite lasi
In the drama of life, d o we 1 1 tile think
As we see the throng surging by,
There are brave lives blighted and hopes out are crushed
And hearts that are too sail to sigh,
(jive the best that you have, and in giving
You relinquish the dearest you love,
Never dreaming of self, but of others.
And it will return to you some time above.
When your ship sails away in the gloaming,
And you feel that your life work is done.
And the sorrows of life are forgotten and forgiven
In the joy of reunion and love that's to come,
You can feel that if you have been faithful.
To the task that was allotted to you,
You can share in the love and the glory,
Of earth's most fortunate few.
Our lives must be noble, and inspiring,
liven daring our all to give up,
Remembering the One who is our Leader,
Who drank the last dregs of the cup.
We can give, we can wait, we can labor,
We can sacrifice all things for a love,
If we only can have the assurance,
That in Heaven, we shall love and he loved.
WHEN MOT!
The house is such a dreary place when mother is away ;
There isn't fun in anything, no matter what you play.
The dolls just sit as stupid, and act so still and queer
They always say such funny things when mother's by to hear.
The little china tea set looks so lonesome wailing there;
There's no fun playing party and eating only air I
It isn't like the lovely thing you most believe you see
Upon the plates and saucers, when mother comes to tea.
There's no use doing up your hair and dressing up in style,
You know it's iust pretending, and you're Betty all the while;
You never hear a whisper from the chairs against the wall;
"Dear me, what splendid lady now is coming here to call
The pictures in the picture-books are never half so fine,
The stories won't come out and talk for pains of mine;
An hour goes so slowly, it's almost like a day
The house is such a lonesome place when mother is away.
GOING HOME.
f
It Muy He a P.; ight One Or One
In Which an Invalid or a Little
Serving Maid Only will dive
lis a Smiling Welcome.
"1 am going siraight home."
These words fell upon my car as 1
was hurrying along in tiie gather
ing twilight a few days ago. They
were spoken with no thought ol
their being heard by any but one
to whom they were addressed by
one friend parting from another;
but they lingered in my heart for
some time afterward, and their
echo is there still. We love to go
siraight home, most of us, at the
end of a weary, busy day. We
want no wandering or loitering
then home is what we crave. It
may be a bright, full home, with
noise and light and laughter, or it
may be one where a pale invalid
or a little serving maid only will
give us a smile of welcome; but if
it is home, and if rest and peace
are there, it draws us siraight to
itself.
And how is it with that other
home beyond the river ? Are we
drawn straight thither through all
the toil and weariness of our life's
days? Are our faces and our
footsteps always steadfastly turned
toward that home? Is there no
loitering or wandering by the way?
No forgetting of the end of the
journey in caring for the journey
itself? Does it never seem as if
we almost lose sight of the Father's
house in the many things that dis
tress us on our way thither? We
might so fasten our eyes upon that
"sweet and blessed country," that
the roughness of the road would
scarcely cause us a pain or a sigh,
and its turnings would all be seen
by the eye of faith to be part of the
King's highway, leading straight
to himself.
And oh, the welcome and the
. greetings of thai better home ! Oh,
i the light and beamy and restfulness
of that home where our dear ones
j are watching for our coining 1 Yet
even their presence will be to us
the far lesser joy, when we find
! ourselves with the Lord, looking
I upon him whom our souls love,
; who has washed us in His most
precious dioou ana redeemed us
to Himself forever. How the
weariness and the windings and
; the conflicts of the journey will all
sink into utter insignificance in tlu
i joy and blessedness of that home
: coming ! Christians, are we go
ing straight home, although twi
light or darkness may be with us?
"Lei us comfort one another with
! these words."
j And trouble comes to those who
i mate.
Id and dear.
CL'LTIVATE HAPPINESS.
Learn to Laugh -A Long Face is
Not Synonymous With Piety. ?
We ought to be happy, we can
be iust as good usually fifty times
hetter if we are happy than we if
we are melancholy. A long face
is not synonymous with piety.
Happiness is our birth-right, not
gloom, inn rigorous discomfort,
but joy and sunshine. One of the
best recipes for the production of
happiness is a contented mind, and
as a contented mind is a mind that
owns something to make it con
tented, it behooves all of us to
brighten our existence as much as
possible. The way in which a
certain woman of my acquaintance
accomplished her own happiness is
as simple as it is advisable. She
had (for no particuler reason) been
in the habit of wearing nothing but
black. Black she discarded, sub
stituting for it pretty and becoming
colors. Then she denied herself
new books, saying that she could
not afford it. But she found this
was mistaken economy; a new
book once in a while and a bright
magazine taken regularly cost very
little and brighten life immensely.
Moreover, she instituted little cozy,
comfortable teas for her friends.
and lor herself wrote out and prac
ticed the prescription : "A cood
uigh to be indulged in three times
a day." She kept in her mind a
stock of funny incidents and jokes
to make her laugh, and three times
a day, instead of drinking down a
tonic, administered unto herself a
hearty laugh. That woman was
her own best friend.
Reniarkahle Rescue.
That mull is s ranker than fiction, has
onec 111 !.- l-eeu .1.-111 Mis'laled ill the lit! e
lowtl i I 1'edttr . Tenn.. Ihe leslil i.teol'!'
V. I', pp r. Ill- w I lev 'I was ill bed.
enlneiv tlisi .oil with h, rrhilc.es of the
liltixsaullln.i.it. Iloeiois tailed to help
me, and all hope hail 111.-, when 1 liev.io
lakintr III. I lits New llisctivcrv. I hen
iuttant relief t'liiie. The toilhinu soon
ceased; the ii eeilm-i diminished rapidly,
ail'! in three w -eks I was aide to ki to
work," tiiiar.iiiteeil cine lor coiijiis and
colds, ."sic and s 1 al all druesjists Trial
butt 'c free.
The Love that is ever within us
gives us greater comfort than even
the hope of the life beyond.
The Magic No. 3.
Niliiilier three is n wonderful iicise.il i.ir
tie... II. I'.irns, ol Cetlar tiitivc, Me, nc-
ciruiiiK ton Icltei which reads: "a,,,,,.
nill'eiinu much ith liv.r and kidney
iroulile. and Ihvohiiii!! meatlv disconraiied
iv Ihe lailnre to 11 ml relief, I tried Klee
trie Hitters, and as a remit I am a well
man today. One bottle relieved and three
Isiltles co'nip'ctcd he cure." ti uiiiatitccit
lic-,1 on earth I'or stomach, liver and kid-
uey tronhlcs by iittv ilnnsiiist. Mi:
'
Pay as you go, but don't go
you pay.
till:
OAO't'oujia..
Bunrjiia, 11.: man H:m lwais Bought
;ll.:kilillViia
Siguatnra
tf
IRISH HOPEFULNESS.
Sure, Things Are Never So Had
Hut They Might He Worse.
The Irishman sees everything
through rose colored glasses, says
a writer in the Guidon. He is
supported, ton, h) a simple, stur
dy faith, a spii ii of resignation and
UNWoi'ldhiiess v. oi ihy of the saints
of old.
The dread hltght had lailen on
the fields in most of the districts
where e were visiting in Ireland,
and the potato vines hung limp and
brown. No word ot complaint
was spoken, and w hen the likeli
hood of famine w as mentioned the
answer came :
"Danger, ma'amr
is, but (iod is good,
a way."
So, too, iihout the
Yes,
He I
there
find
hay. The
summer had been terribly wet, and
for days the new mown hav laid on
the ground. It was an axious
time.
"What will you do," I said to
Mike, "if this weather keeps up?
Your hay will certainly be ruined."
"Oh, please (iod, it won't keep :
up," he answered. "He'll send
us a bright day soon, just to see
how well we'll use it."
"What a glorious night, Mikey," j
I said to the hoy, as he and I and
the donkey drove home under the :
August moon.
"A fine night, indeed, ma'am, j
Thanks be to (iod for giving it to !
as:"
They showed us, on the road to
town, a gentleman's place where, ;
j in a stretch or what not long since !
had evidently been thickly wooded j
land, stood stump after stump of
giant trees. Four or five years
ago, when the winter was excep
tionally long and cold, the peasants .
suffered from scarcity of peat.
They begged this landlord proprie
tor to sell them wood, offering not
only to pay his price but to fell the
trees and carry them on". He re
fused. Aain and again they begged,
for the suffering grew intense, but
he would not let his land be
marred. One night there came a
wind so frightful that it seemed for
a tune as it tne tug wind were
mowing again, in Hie morning
llu highway along this proprietor
domaii was impassable. Huge
lives, blown to the ground, lay
across the road for a distance of
two miles, and the forest beauty
was a thing of the past. The town
authorities ordered the obstruction
cleared away, and the peasants got
for nothing more than they had
refused for pay.
"Twas the hand of God in that,
ma'am," 1 was told, "for, with all
the wind, not a poor man 'scot was
harmed, nor another tree on the
countryside only those. God al
ways looks after His poor."
POl'AL TO Till: OCCASION.
There lived some years ago in
western Pennsylvania an old cir-;
cuit preacher whose denial humor
and kindliness of heart endeared I
i him to all the people of his district.
His opportunities to "tie the knot"
were numerous. On one occasion
he found upon his arrival at a cer
tain town several couples wailing.
The old man was tired and wished
to make short work of the job.
"Stand up," he began, "and
join hands."
He then hurried through the
marriage service.
"There," he said, "ye can go;
ye're man and wife, ev'ry one of
ye."
Tw o of the couples hesitated and
made it apparent that in the hur
ried "lining" they had become
! confused and had taken the hands
' of the wrong persons. The old
I preacher took in the situation, but
with a wave of his hand dispersed
them, saying in a deep voice :
"1 married ye all; sort your
selves. I will mail you free, 1o prove merit,
wiii'pleti of my Mr. Slump's UeHtorative anil
tny lionl; on cither llywptip.sin, the Heart,
or the Kitlm-vf, 'rroiili is of the Stoltliicll.
Heart or Kiilttevs, are merely symptoms
of a deeper u liiient. linn't make the eon
moil error of treating svmptons onlv.
1 Symplon ireiiiiiieni is ireatitistlii' li h.si ,'
, ol your ailment and not TIIE CAl SK.
i w l"lk ''!''l' ni'tves-tlie inside nerves
I means stonnich weakness always. Ami
! ,he HeI,rl nl"1 Kidney a well, have their
i etintiollliiu or inside nerves. Weaken
I ,,lp,e "'m'si "ml you inevitably have weak
I vital orktmiM. Here is where llr Slump's
! Kwtoriitive lms mnile its lame. No oilier
: remedy even clainis to treat the inside
i nerves Also lor bloating, biliousness,
bad breath, or complexion, use llr. Slump's
liestorative. rile me tmbiy I'or aainple
uml free book. llr. Sluhip, Itacine, is.
i 1
Sold by W. M t'ohen, Weldon. N. C.
FOLEYSIIONEMAR
Oures Oaldsi Pravepta Pneiimoola
ri:i i.tx rioNsor a isacmli.or
The most tun that a woman h.r.
in being rich is the way she cm
patronize tiiose who aren't.
A gill's idea of a hero in a novel
is a fellow thai would be locked
up in a lunatic asylum if he u as
anywlii-iv else
When a man lias lo-.i a I . : ol'
nioiiev al poker he acts .is if he
had invrsi!l .ii ;'.iviTiiiiiem bonds
ami tilt.- gi a ei uiiiuu had defaulted.
I! a i;:.ii: va:i m.il.e a sieani 'neat
er t .inner by iiiriinig mi the
sieain his v.'ile epee!s him to in
vent something that will make litem
millionaires.
A bachelor could be tav;ed 75
per cent, of his income by tile gov
ernment and still have more mon
ey than the man w ho is merely
taxed by Ins family. New York
Press.
I. el
'-Ileal! ii
..liiple
"I'
ll' lea! c.iliee ill
hear!, or kit!"..
It e liiilt.tlion.
closely III Iti'llei
Mili- voni' lniiiat !i. your I
t i inn lit' tins eievt-r ! id"- .
While Hr'Mloop has very I
I lll.l .'.i.aanil M.i'lia ( ot- I
tee in llavor anil t.i-te, ye! lie has not
even a single lillil ol leal culi-e ill it I'I'.
Shoi.p's Iteai Ii 1 oll'ee Imitation is made
Ii oni jiii-e lo.i fnl e'riiiis or ivi.-aU. willi
Mall. Nuts, ete Mule in a inianti. o
tedious wall. Nun will siire'v like il
For sale hv W. I . I'aiUr. Yt e i N. C.
Half of the problem of keeping
in the right road is solved if you
will keep within your revenues.
They become blind to the spirit
ual who will not blind themselves
to some of the things of sense. O
'MO S vr
Por Iuia:;ts and Children.
Thg ftm Bought
Bear;! tho
Signature of
fj
SIX PIANO
BAT) n a rvr
For this week
Couover Piano, upright $ll5,
W'ellinirton Piano, $45.
Wheelock I'pright. $85,
Stie-ff Upright, $185.
Stiff! ki.eYiiiil Pinna $80
(iinltl Piano, -.mull size $.0
BAII stiJiranteetl to be
in li n e i mil I i t inn All
used.
LESTER PIANO CO., Inc.
l.Vi lir.uiliv M . Nll!:h'OI.K, V.v.
John J. Poster, Manager.
IL
apv
Kennedy's
Laxative
Cough Syrup
CONTAINS HONEY AND TAR
Relieve; Cold bv working them
out of the system through a copious
anil heaitny action of tin- bowels.
Relieves Coughs by cleansing the
mucous membranes of the tliroat,
chest anj i.ronc: ;al tubes.
"As pleasant to the taste
as Maple Sugar"
Children Like It
sol. n nv V. .M. t'OII I'.N, I'Kiiuiv. s. (
IH'AI.KIIS IV
UK AVY AMI I'ANCY
n
A
n
1
We have the best line of liroceries in
town. When in new! ol unything in
Grocery Line
Call on us.
yonr trade.
Our stock id fresh. Give us
j iFOlEYSKlBNEYCUKE
Make Kidney and Bladder Right
JlHowardiiCo
Rheumatism
I lia v.: ditiii'l n trin Hii'l t"tr) cure fur Khtu.
jtklUiui! Not a r-HD'tly Unit, will straighten tho
(t: Uirt.'tl limb nf i-Lruim- 'Tipi'lt'S, nor turn bonf
jr-mttis back to flfsh iiRiiin. That is imiosNiltlA.
(itt f (Hii nnw n n-ly kill tht) pam and pang of
tin-, tl iiiomii.' iIi-'hm'.
In (.oxriiiihy witli a fVmfgt in th" City of
PuiifHUi'it 1 fnuml tli taut injrrMipnt with
which i i r . S!mi s Kh'-ujimric !tiiui'ily wa mailu
A ji'Tii-i't'-'t. iVpftHiiihli' irMcnition. Without
that lusi mtfi'f.l ifii t. I Miivslully treati-d many.
Iiut'iy '! of Kii.'tiiniLthiu; hut now, at lavt It uni
formly rurenall ctmihto citse ol tin ti.reUtor
luuWi ilr'-iiil"l li i'iiif. Ti in' sitii'i-lik' gnuiular
Wllsh'-, loWIllt ill KhfllTMlltil' 1'il'JOlt. Nt'lilll tOttiSliolVU
titKi mix a wuy iimlcr tin iti'tioti of thin rf uindy h
ifn-ly ii.-riots ShKitr Wtu'll U'lil'"! to iiuru wuttfr.
A 1 H I tin ll. Wiit'li ili-tuUdl. ttlHM piHntlOU H'tistKU
freely hi from tint s y -t-li j , uinl tin nttlit ol
Hfi' iMii.itisiit i in iir.'voi'. TIi.ti I.- now liu
rdll tl.tr-tl-ll.) lift Mil Cecils.' to VllfT'T ioiiKr with.
outtjt'lp Vw fti tl. uiid in t'oiilnlt'iict! rLcuuuueud
Dr. Shoop's
Rheumatic Remedy
W. M. COHEN.
ItiUlM lu IK IN ailKKS,!
io ;si H.i KTUKKT,"
ii 'i ::iisiiiiiG. VA.
MAM FAITI J1KHS OF
Machinery,
Shafting,Pulleys,
Agricultural
Implements.
Ilaviiij; hoiiyht. out Stwl & Alexander
ibuiuitTs jiiul machinists, with all patterus
wtf an; now invpitrwl to furnish mvl to
machines formerly nuutc by them,
HYDRAULIC PRESSES ....
PEANUT MACHINERY .uj
Mill work ami castings of all kiudd.
Sfcmitl hand machinery for sale cheap. Call
ou us or write i'..r w hat you want.
Great Reduction-si
For Cash
ft 75 MoiUtme, Unjp,, j2 75
J Ml Smyrna " 8 2(1
9.1 00 Mmpirttr niK, tlx 12 ft. 17 75
12ic Clihiu MiiltiiiK, lllc.
21c. " " lHc.
22U:. .Injinm.He " 17e.
2.V. " " ItO.e.
(i.lc Wtinl C.ii peinat .jot'.
21e. Window simile, 2IK-.
fille " " S7ic
9.1e 2-vuril ivitle l.iiiulttiin, 75c
7.1c " " " 6.1c
lilc 1'lt.iir Oil t'lmli. . 4Hc
1 3.1 AxniiiiterCiiiiietiii, 80c
1 40 ltix'.'o Picture Frames, 5c
Wall paper, 4. ,1 uml lie per roll
A l.AlidK STOCK OK
Talking Machines,
Qraphophones, Kodaks,
Cameras,
ami aup ilieHim ltatiil at all timee, at
the very lowest price..
SPIERS BROS.
WKLriON, N. C.
FOLEY'S
KIDNEY CUBE
WILL CURE YOU
of any case of Kidney or
Bladder disease that is not
beyond the reach of medi
cine. Take it at once. Do
not risk having Bright's Dis
ease or Diabetes. There 19
nothing gained by delay.
50c. and (1.00 Bottled.
RIFUbl 1UTITUTI.
For sale liy K. CI, AUK, Weldon, N. f.
i
-OF-
SPUING AND SUMMER
MILLINERY.,
FANCY GOODK and NOVELTIE8.
Bntteriek'sPatterna .
R. & G. CORSETS,
Mianea at 50c, Ladiea 75c. toll.
tPrice will be made to aait ta
timea, Hats and Bonneta made and
Trimmed to order.
ALL MAIL OKI1ERH PROMPTLT
FILLEil.
MRS. P. A. LEWIS,
Weldon. N.C.
Graii
Jisplay
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