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Capital $38,000.
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AIR LINE RAILWAY
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April 26 to November 30, 1907.
Special Kates from Weldun: Kouml trip season tickets, $.t.5;
Round trip 60-day fickets, ; Round trip 10 day tickets, $2.(;
Round trip coach Excursion ticket $2 6S.
I 'narli KxoiirKUin rati- siM piini tn iipi'iiinu' 'lute ami mi cacli 'I'lii's.htv tlicirulti'r
liiuiti'il wvrti ilays iiiul cii.liuseU "Not inml in I'lilliniui I "in lor I in s." I tilicr tick
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For rates I'rniii other inints, apply to your nearest SK.U'.O Mill au'enl. or repre
Meiitiitivcs nuineil hetow.
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Watch for announcement of Improved Schedules.
T, P. ANDERSON, C H. QATT1S,' j
Tioke) Ajfent, Wehion, N. ( Truv. Pass. Ai?fiit. llah-iKh. N.
Fov Inl'ant.8 and Children.
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j Always Bough!
Boars the
Sianatur
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THE CtNTAUR COMMNV
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. NEW VONH CITV.
Hi
Kememhcr the Words of the Lord
Jesus, "Its More Blessed to (live
Than to Receive."
"I Imve showed you all things,
how that so luboring ye oiij;lit to
support the weak, and to remem
ber the words ol the Lord Jesus,
how I le said, it is mure blessed to
Rive than to receive." -Acts 20 J?.
The world's principle is that it
is the most blessed tiling in the
world to receive, and to keep that
which we have. The principles of
heaven works on exactly the oppo
site principle from that of the rules
of this world.
It is a wonderful tiling that this
saying, though not recorded in the
gospels by any of the evangelists,
was thought worthy of record by
Luke, who received it from the
Apostle Paul. This was the con
trolling principle of the life of Je
sus, also of the life of the
Apostle Paul, who followed
Jesus. It will be the controlling
principle of every one who is a
Christian. We receive hut to give,
and the greatest joy in this world
is to give. The greatest blessing
comes in giving.
My dear brother do you know 1
that one reason why your spiritual
experience is not clear and bright '
may be that you do not give as is
your privilege? What a blessing '
' would come to many who read j
this article if they were to give tin-1
til it became a real sacrifice! Dur
ing the weak of prayer just past
you may have had your heart
drawn out in longing for the bless
ing of God, and it may he that you
are closing the channel to God's j
blessing by not giv ing what God j
has given you.
There are many calls. A bless-;
ing is in every one for those who
give, and not only give, hut sacri-
fice to give. Some one who reads i
this article could easily give $1000
and more to the various funds ap
pealing for aid, and it would he a
great blessing and joy to him.
Others could give, by a little effort
' one-half that amount, and there
are many who read this article who 1
can give $100. My brother, my ;
sister, you know whether you can
do this. He who gives will in turn
receive a greater blessing than lie
would were some one to make him
a present of that same amount. -Review
;md 1 ferald.
Hardly any woman could stand
the monotony of life in small com
munities if there wasn't so much
scandal there.
Do You Think
For Yourself ?
Of, da you open your mouth like ft youof
i down whatever food or medl
utlvred juu
t tit 4
intelliu'iMit thinking: woman.
In need u( lf (iiiui weaknehb, uerTOusiie,
ni;. tlii'it It nicam much to
tl i u: fordiy cureuf tv.'iuaiiN Ills.
'f'
The nukiTs of Dr. Ilerc l'avirity Pn
ierititiuii. for the cure of w ak. liervdus. run
down, I'V.T-w.trl.i il, d hilitaii d. paui-rackeil
Hniit, i,. knoKiiit,' i his iiii tlicine tv tn made up
if ingredients, every one of which hus the
Htront inisiiic iiidtirscinciit of the leadiinf
and -.1 ;0'i;nd iMl'hurilii"' of the evrin)
mlinoU of pi ice. ;ire nerfeclly willing, and
lti.fi(. t. aie only too ylad to I 1 1 1 1 . as they do,
tlTT r.numla. or IKi of Inredii'nl, of which
it is composed, in jildin Hnviitlt, on every
hot! Ie-w rapper.
The ft rinula ot Ir. I'lereeS 1'nToriti' Tr
script ion will hear t lie most critical examina
tion of medical experts for It contulns no
alcohol, nnreot Ics. harmful, or hahit forming;
diu'-, ami no ntfent enters into it t hut Is not
luxhl.v ii-conmieii'li d hy the most advanced
and hLidiiiL' imdicul tether-, and author
ities of their several schools of pra-licti.
Those rtu'hnrltle- recoiiiim iid thf tnirredten't
i n f,.
ruiv nl 1 . it . III. v.. in,. altiM.
f.-v '
!)!: V.. iM ?T ,nl ii..-l..-T,.,
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No in her medicine for woman UK lias any
Much professional endorsement as hr, Pierce's
roiiic 1'iescripl ion ha, received, in the int
uitu Idled recimmeiid:i!ioii of each of lis
beverat inn diepts hy score- of leading Itiedi
cal men of all the m hi-ols of ptactiee. la
buch an endowment i.ot worihv of your
eonhh ration V
ft t "f "t
A iHHiklft of Ingredients, with mitnennm
autlioratlve profesioiuil endorsements hy thrt
hail in,' iuedic.il aul horll ies of I his eoiml rj,
ll he nmih it trfi to any one setulii'i; nauiu
and address with reiiuo-t for same. Address
', lH. Ii. V. Piwi'is. liulfalo. N. Y.
Sour
Stomach
No appetite, loss ot srength, nervot
ness, headache, constipation, bad breath,
general debility, sour risings, and catarrh
ot the stomach are all due to Indigestion.
KoJol cures indigestion. This new discov
ery represents the natural Juices of diges
tion as they exist in a healthy stomach,
combined with the Greatest known tonio
and reconstructive properties. Kodol Dys
pepsia Cure does not only cure indigestion
and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy
cures all stomach troubles by cleansing,
purifying, sweetening and strengthening
the mucous membranes lining the stomach.
Mr. S. S. Ball, of R-ivenswood. W. Vi., says:
" I was troubled with sour stomich for twenty years.
K'vi-J cured rr.o and w ar now using It In mill
for Dany."
Kodol Digests What You tat
Bottles only. J I 00 Sit hoMina 2 'i times the trial
site, which sells for 50 cents.
rpared by ft, O. OeWlTT ft OO., OHIOAQa
Sul.l l.y V M (lifn. WVhh.n. N. V.
t)l rd arul ieu
cine iiiaV tn;
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POOR LITTLE JO
I'rop your eyes wide open, Joey,
l-'itr I've liriitiyht you siitupin' great.
Apples? No, a heap sight better !
Don't you take no interest? Wait!
lowers, Joe - I knnw'd you'd like 'cm
Ain't them scrumptious? Ain't them high '
Tears, my hoy? Vi'ot's them lur, Joey''
There-- poor little Joe don't cry '
I was skippin' past a winder,
Where a hung-up lady sot,
All amongst a lot ol 'hushes,
liach one clitnhiu' from a pot ;
livery hush had (lowers on it
Pretty? Mehhe not : Oh, no !
Wish you could of seen 'em growin'
It was such a stunnin' show
Well, I thought of you, poor fellow,
I.yin' here so sick and weak,
Never knowin' any comfort.
And I puts on lots of cheek.
"Missus," says I "if you please, mum,
Could I ax you fcr a rose ?
For my little brother, missus
Never seed one, 1 suppose."
Then 1 told her all about you--
How I bringed you up poor Joe 1
11. akin' women folks to do it).
Seen an imp you was, you know--Till
ye jot that awful tumble,
Jist as 1 had broke yer in.
(Hard work, too) to earn yer livin'
Blackin boots for honest men.
How that tumble crippled you,
So's you couldn't hyper much
Joe, it hurted when I seen you
Fur the first time with yer crutch.
"But," I says, "he's laid up now, tnuni,
'Pears to weaken every day;"
Joe, she up and went to cuttin'
That's the how of this bokay.
Say ! It seems to me, ole feller,
You is unite yerself to-night;
Kind o' chirk- it's been a fortnit
Sence ver eyes has been so bright.
Better? Well, I'm glad to hear it !
Yes, they're mighty pretty, Joe.
Sntellin' of 'em made you happy ?
Well, I thought it would, you know !
Never seed the country, did you !
Flowers growin' everywhere !
Sometimes, when you're better, Joey,
Mebbe I kin take you there,
F'lowers in heaven ? 'M - I s'pose so;
Dunno much about it, though;
Ain't as fly as wot 1 might he
On them topics, little Joe.
But I've heard it hinted somewhere's
That in heaven's golden gates
There's everlastin' cheerful
B'lieve that's wot the Bible states.
Likewise, there folks don't git hungry;
So good people, when they dies.
Finds themselves well fixed forever-
Joe, my boy, wot ails yer eyes.
Thought they looked a little sing'ler,
Oh, no! bon't you have no fear;
I leaven was made fur seen as you is
Joe, wot makes you look so queer?
Here -wake up ! Oh, don't look that way!
Joe! My boy! Hold up yer head !
Here.s yer flowers you, dropped 'em, Joey!
Oh, my (iod, can Joe be dead'-1
TRIBUTE TO WOMAN.
Wisfortune Hurts Her Not hut
Calls l:orth Her linertfies To
Action
Place her among the tlowers,
foster tier as a tender plant, and
she becomes a thing of tancy, way
wardness and folly. She is annoy
ed by a dewdrop, fretted by the
touch of a butterfly's wing, ready
to faint at the sound of a beetle or
the rattling of a window sash at
night, and is even overpowered hy
theperfumeofarose bud. But
let real calamity come, rouse her
affections, enkindle the tires of her
being and mark her then how
strong is her heart. Place her in
the heat of battle, Rive her a child,
a bird, or anything to protect, and
see her lifting Iter white arms
as her own blood crimsons
her upturned forehead, praying for
her life to protect the helpless.
Transplant her into the dark places
of the earth, call forth tier energies
to action and her breath becomes
a healing, her presence a blessing.
She disputes inch by inch the
strides of a stalking pestilence,
when man, the strong and brave,
pale and affrighted shrinks away.
Misfortune hurts her not; she
wears away her life in silent endur
ance and goes forth with less ti
midity than to the bridal altar. In
prosperity, she is a bud full of
odors waiting for the winds of ad
; versity to scatter them abroad
gold, valuable, but untried in the
furnace.
l.ontc Live The kingl
is tli,-in i-iilar i-r tliiKituiioiii l-ait-.'.--iiii 1-..11H-Irii-s;
ttliili-tlii-i-i ill Am. !.,:!. lie- 1-1 ..f tin-pr.-s.-nt
il.iy is "I. ..uy l.io- llr. Kinn'sN.-w his-I'liv.-rv.
K'n "I 'riinsit anil t.iiiin Ti .iiil.l.-s."
..futiii-li Mrs. .Inlia Kxilrr Palm-, ..f Train,
Mass., says: "tl iii'vi-r tails 11. iriv,. iinni.'.lial.
r. li.-f anil In niii,'l,tv em.- a onitfli nr i-..l,l "
Mi s. I'ain.-'s ti.liil..n is sltatv.l hv a maturity ,.f
tin-iiiliahilants ..f this ,-oiiiilry. Ni-w Iljsc.iy
cry ciin-s weak luiurs anil sore Uunats afier all
wilier rt-tiii-illt-s tin vi- fiilli-iloitnt for i-'ntitrlis ami
culits lis Uii- only sun- cure. I'.uaratttis-il by all
iliiitfiftsls. 1,-. ami 1. Trial lmlllf fi-i-,-.
C.
The Charming Woman
is it., t ii,-i.-s-,in , ,,,i,.,,i i.i,-,-t n.rii
,i
im-. .M.uii a nl.ini iii.ni.ui i,h ,-,,n, n, ,,.r
i.-riv a-, an .uiisiv ,n,t,-l. i,,,..,., t Ii,,.-i-.nv
'inalitii- iti.,1 alt til,- wi.ilil a.l.nir.-s: n.-al-11,-
. rli-.ii ,-.m-s. ,.,.,in -.m,,,,!!, ski ;ilj ,Mt
-:,;.-lil!i.i,-s-.,t -l.-nainl a,i li.n .i.v,. ,,.;,.
in h,nhI li.-altli. A nlii-i,..iiu iv. -.ik n. ni, n i.
tn-..T .itlr.i,-li,-. in. I ,...ii I,, li,-r-.-lt l-;t,-,-ti n
Killer. i.-Mi.n- in ak 11,1111,11, ,.,..
Iniglli .-vi-. sm,iili, ii-li,-t . ,,,. li.Mi,h,
iiiilliii linn 1,1 im I at am ih it. ...t
A LESSON IN l.lTCRATliRi:.
"Pa, who was Keats?"
"A weakling."
"Woodsworth?"
"A mollycoddle."
"Byron?"
"A conspirator."
"Shelley?"
"An undesirable citi.en. Run
along now and spin your top."
Washington Herald.
1 let a sample of I't. slump's Health
I 'iiH'ee" at our store. If real eollee .lis.
laths your stomach, your Ileal! 01 vour
kl.lllevs. then liv this elevel cullee lllll-
laliun. hi. -si..i.p has el,,s,-v malelu-.l
H. I .lata am I Mocha I '..ilee in tlav 01
ami taste, vet il lias not n siimle etaui
of real eollee ill It I h'. Slump's Health
l oilee liniial is made I10111 pine
loasleil e'l. mis ul cereals, wi'.lt Mail.
Nuls. ele. Ma. Ie in a uiinute o te
,,i,s .,,, v ,,v.!l -;ti, Iv :l,i il.
Sol, I In W.T. barker, Wei. Ion. ( .
TMIl TRAINKI) ATTI:NI) ANT.
"2 IS A-Gerard, please. Hello!
Is this the club? Is my hus
band there? Hello! Not there
Sure? Well, all right then; but
hold on. How do you know? 1 -haven't
even told you my name."
"There ain't nobody's husband
here - never!" was the wise atten
dant's reply. Taller. ;
V lien there is the shdilesi in.lieatioii
1 iil'ui.lmcstion. heart l.iun. Ilaluleui-e or 1
any form of stomach tumble take a lit-
tie Kodal necasinnally and vim will lie,
iiil'orileit prompt relief, kmlol isacouu I
ptiiind uf vetrelal'le acids and contains j
the juices found in a healthy stomach. ,
Im idol diiiests what vuu eat, makes your '
I'uoil iln von irooil,
.-old liv W. M. Cohen, Weldun, X. (',
Si'i-CIAL for ten days Rooms
panered for $6.50 up.
T. A. Ricci,
Paperhanger,
Weldon, N. CJ
THE PRESIDENT'S FAVOR.
tie Thought Me Could DO Keller
if He Had Hie Cashier's I'osi
I ion
"Mr. Sniithly," -aid the hank
president as he tailed tiie cashier
into his private ollice and motion
ed him to he sealed. "I wain to
ak you a tew questions. Is u
true that you have just purchased
a home at a Cost ol S.5,0(H'"
"I I have, sir," replied the
cashier as he turned pale
"And that you own an automo
bile worth .$.00ll'-"
"Y-yes, sir."
"And a yacht worth $7,1)00?"
"Y-yes, sir."
"And three race horses valued
at SI 5,01)11?"
"I I do, sir."
"And a dog worth $2,000?"
"Y-yes, sir."
"And that you sometimes lose
vast sums at poker'-"
"Y-yes, sir ?"
"And live at the rate of $50,000
a year?"
"P-pretty near that, sir. "
"Mr. Sniithly," continued the
hank president as he lowered his
voice. "I want to ask you a favor.
1 Your salary is $2,000 a year, is it
not ?"
"It is sir," replied the cashier as
he arose from his chair and wiped
the perspiration from his forehead.
"I - I suppose I am to hand in my
resignation at once, sir?"
"Not at all, my boy not at all !
I just want to ask you if you won't
change jobs with me for a few
years. I don't seem to be able to
make muck headway in this insti
tution on my measly salary of
$20,000 a year."
t Ok OVLK SIXTY YI-AKS
t l!v W I - I ,' i ' Si h i ! 1 1 I 1 1 I: I I- ti:ls
lii-l'll IIM'I I'lirtiVt'l 'HI VI"4I !,V llllllitiMS
l' iiioilifis fr I In it 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1, t . 1 1 1 -
lll-J. U Itll lfl I'rrI Ml . It M.i.lll,
till' rllil.l. Mil'trlll tin- L'lllll. IlllilVs ;ll
I'tim; I'ltrrs mini culic. :1n, i ihr 1 ,cl
iv ly fur liimi li.i'ii Ii Hill r. li, u. tin-
r llllli- MlHi'li't i 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 :i l -I -. Nifl
!v iIou-itiM in i'riv .:ul ni III.- ui.il.l
L' i i-i-nl- : l.oltli-. 1;.- tin- :iti, ! u-k I'm
"Mi. Vnili.u' Sniiiliiiii: syrup" tiinl
lal.r iiu iitlii-r kiinl.
I liiarilliti'i'il u hi In tin- I-' I uiul I ni'js
Act. .1 n in- :toili. I'liHI. N-riiil , 1 1 1 1 1 1 .
IH'k
The needle in the haystack
seems a good deal easier to find
than the public official who is for
the public.
III
hi reallv i-njnv nlnil vuu t-al
I s
llllll-
yiiiir I'liinl taste e".r.' On ,.u I.
10 y ami want iiiiiii'.' 1 M iln nm I
ln-a y. 1I11II l'. t-luief alter meal
sluiuacli. I.i-Ii-Iiiiil:. uas mi tin- ..ii
liiul Ineatli. iiiili'jt-sti.iii ami .1
If sh. vuu sliiiulil tuK,. ;l lull,. -
-l"1'-
lei eaeli ineaf Kmlnl imII iiiniti-l
stlell"tliell ynlll ,li-.tle ut-ail-
tin insli Iln-nat 111 al .li-j.-sl i ,- jme
yi .111 stutiiaiti. It will niaiu- 1 .11
It will niilke v, mi I I 1 1 1 1 vi. 11
am!
ami
- Im
Well,
... nl.
'I n 111 vnur In. nl ititu urn ..I. 1 ie!
lil,,
Kii.lni ihi;es w hat Vuu eat
'.,il In U l l liht-ii. el, I. mi.
Young people come from school
for their vacation so as to go away
again somew here else for it
I will mail von fie
. 1-1
it. sain-
pies ol my I't -lump s llrMoiatiu-. ami
my hook on ell het I ivspepsia tin- Heart
01 the kl.llieyv 'I'lotlliles of th,- M,,in
aell. I leal t or l 1, Iln , an- tin-it K
111 ptotlls of a .lei pel aillllellt. I'-. Ill
make Iln- eomiii.iii i-nni of lii-atiin.:
syinpliill. onl Vlllptolll tl.-al lllellt is
liealiti'- the 1:1 -.1 1 1 01' 0t11 ailiueiit. ami
not 1 11 1. 1 1 i. , al, -touia.-li iiere.
Iln- iliM-!e tn 1 I-.--iin-aii loii,a,-li
weakness. alwa . Iml iln- 1 1, ai 1. ami
kiillle s as ii li, hae then eolitlolillltr
01 itlslile IlelAi-s Urakell tin s.- ih-im-s,
ainl you inelllal'ly liae n.ai, wtal 01-
e'.tns I Ien- is w lieie I t --I p s ;(-
sliiiative has ina-le 11s rami- o othet
teliieily even elailns to Ileal (lie -'nisi,!,,
nem-s " Also I01 liloalini:. Inhousiiess,
lia-l Ineatli or rotuplexioii iis(- ij-
shoop'.s li't-stonttui- U 'nt,. to.lav
lot sample an. 1 liee Look I't Mn.op.
Kaeiiie. is
m.I.I In- U
l Cohen. W ei. 1. 1
X. ('.
A girl thinks she is mighty sweet
to her mother for kissing her for
bringing up her breakfast in bed.
MARRIAOi: O.YlliNS OP MI.N.
Married in white,
You'ie in for a light;
Married in gray,
She'll grab your pay;
Married in red,
You'll have a bald head;
Married in green,
In your mirror 'tis seen;
Married in blue,
It's tough luck for you;
Married in pearl,
You get the wrong girl;
Married in yellow,
She'll make you bellow;
Married in brown,
One more chump in town;
Married in pink,
Joy for you 1 don't think.
There's no use telling a girl she
is pretty; to do the work you must
tell her she is the prettiest one you
ever saw
Boan the
8igtiRtur.
of
ll.i Uiil Vuu Ham AKvnvs Rorit
usr.v ri:
en fair to s- e. I 0 f 1 IT
I IE
I I Nov, a in:
T;ike
She can both false and IV
Bewaiv ' hew are
I rust iter not. site
Sh
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h,j two
brown,
Take c;
She
es a '-'
down,
Beware
Trii-.t her not,
And she has hair
golden line,
Take care !
And what .-d c says it is not true,
Beware 1 beware !
Trust her not, she is fooling thee !
She has a bos.:u as white a snow.
Take care '
She knows how much il is best to
show,
Beware! hew are'
Trust her not, she is fooling thee!
She gives thee a garland woven,
fair.
Take care!
It is a fool's cap for thee to wear,
Beware ! beware !!
Trust her not, she is fooling thee!
Longfellow.
!'.)'. Iiil'auis and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the ,
SIX PIANO
BARGAINS
For this week
Conover I'iano. upright Sl')5
Wellington Piano, $45.
Q heelock Upright, S85. Q
Stitff lipright. 5-I.S5.
Stieff Rosewood Piana $.S()
(iuikl Piano, small sie $,!()
fl
o
fl
o
All guaranteed to be
in fine condition. All
used.
LESTER PIANO CO, Inc
I VJ 1 ,ianl. M . . Niiifulk. a.
John J. I'oster, Manager.
0ZZ30E301
ai
Mn I'l 'y
J.H.Howard
1 1 : i l is is
nr. w v v s 1 1 1 i
n
?0
III
Ulj
I'ave tin- l,- Inn- ol' -,-i ,,-s
town W'ln ii in iiee.l of ain iliiui: in
(irocerv Line
I 'all on us
a part ul
I lilt st,
mi ita le
BEFORE -
The Cold Weather
Sets in
Gtt a
Residence Telephone.
It saves exposure
It saves doctor's bills
It means convenience am
economy
j
RATES ARE LOW
For Rates
; APPLY TO
LOCAL MANAGER
OR
j Home Telephone and
j Telegraph Company,
HENDFR80N. . N. Q.
ien Ji v i e. Sm0
tooling tllec! tl.,.i a:,, -in,,
:--r t'.. ll.i'U
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IIC out tl.ii k I, nl ii-i-I I
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ie 'ii.uice .ititi i,i.KN r.-r -i , t, ,:
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she is liiohii!' thi.e
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esfion
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In it-- l ir i- -t: it-
ut niniifinn "f. ft'i'l no!
'A think of ll)'Mifuhl.
j,-. ti.,ii ,i- r- nl .lif-ti!" . yet
uii v ni ii r.rtAiu BL.i't-ibc
i,rr, '-t'y li-l Ir. Shoop
v.-o imvmlur "t.iinii-ii
iiiiliVi- I , i mi ie il-ri-et
..- i. mi, alii tlit .niiv,
1, r...-ti,riiliie W-i'i.
i.)- viul ii-ini lul,-. nu
Ii M.-l. .-.i-f li. Iji- liWll.
I, 'limn, g liihiii.M li.il
kii-iniii. lr I i r SIiihij,
1 -ml- an t si-h lur ),jtif.
,i II uinl l-litttr-
Dr. Shoop's
Restorative
W. M. COHEN.
Idi Iroi
Street.
VMIHINI .
Ids ni
i'i:n:i;-i;i'i,'i
Machinery,
Shafting,Pulleys,
Agricultural
Implements.
Ihiviiii; liniiL'lit nut Sleel & .MexainItT
fiiiiinli-i uinl iu;ichiiiit. uitli all jiat
trtn. we an- iinw ireparc.l to furnisli
parts tu inacliiiii's I'mniei-ly inuilc liy
tliciti.
Hydraulic Presses and
Peanut Machinery
A Specialty.
Mill nnik ami iMstinirs of all kinds.
Scci'iiil hatnl iiiachineiy fur sale cheap,
I all mi ii or write li.r what you want.
(irent Reductions
For Cash
.-..rli. in i,..l
.'i.7"i limuette ItllL's. SJ.7,"l.
2.'A Smyrna Ituns. SC'.L'II,
r.'-i Miiiuetle linns, l- ft. S17.7.I
ICie. 1 'lima Mattinu', lllc.
-' ie. ISp.
-'C'e .la';iiiesc 17c.
-"'C l-slc
H ie Wool ( 'ann'tiiie' 7"ic
C"ie. Wltnlnw Sha-les. 'Jllc.
'"'' " :i7Jc.
Ii'.e I'-vil wnle l.iiiiileiitn. 7-V.
7 e. ICie.
ll.".c. I'liinl I III I loth. 4-Sc.
I.ai Atiuii-.iei l 'at 'i-tniLr. Slk-
sl.iu IlKL'H I'lelure flames. !!.
all papet. I. ami i icr roll.
A lare'e stuck of
Talking Machines,
Oraphophones, Kodaks,
Cameras,
an. I supplies on han.l al all tones, at the
very lout -t prices.
SPIERS BROS.
WKl.HilN. X. ('.
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.
Refuse eubatltutea. Price BOo.
sale le
Clink, Weldon, N.C.
SI'lilNH
AMI SI MMKK '
MILLINERY.
I'Aia V nouns and NOYKLTIBi.
Ilutteriek's 1'atternn.
R. & G. Corsets,
Misses at Too. Ladies T.'ic. to $1.
WU'r'u'cs will he made to suit the
tunes. Ilattt and Uouneta made and
trimmed to order.
A I.I. MAII.OliliKKS PROMPTLY
HI. LK1I.
MRS. P. A. LEWIS,
Weldon, N.C.
Make Mldnaya aa BlaMe Right
RIND
Grand Display