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witli tlie Imsint'sH iiitcifsts uf ll:ilit'a au-1 NititliuinpUm muntii's fur
many vi uih. Money is Iimiih -1 ii.uii :iMn(t wvuuiy at the Irtrul rale of
iiiitTttwi six ht centum. Ai'fimnH ul all mi-snlieilctl.
Tin' surplus uihl umlivitlfii prutits having irat-liol a muih ciiial to the
rapitat Stuck, the Hunk lias, coimiii'tH'iinr .lanuurv . !His, t at J inIm 1 a
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llepusits all met I lu remain three inuiitlis m loiiLiei. -L' pel cent. Mx
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All That Mother Thought Was
Her Hoy.
During the civil war ihere
w as a woman in Maine who ;
received a letter which ran
thus; "Willie is sick; lie is living."
The mother read the letter and
looking up to her husband said:
"Father, 1 must go to Willie."
"No, wife, you cannot go," he re
plied. "You know there is a line
of bayonets between you and Wil
lie." She did what the Christian
mother always does u hen her hoy
is in peril. She spread that letter
before the Lord and prayed all
night. Next morning she said,
"Father, I must go to Willie. I
must." "Well, wife," be said,
"I do not know what will come of
this, hut if you will go there is the
money." She came down here to
Washington, and the man in
the Lxeeutive Mansion who
had a heart as tender as a
woman's Abraham Lincoln
brushed a tear as he wrote, and
handing the paper said, "Madam,
that will lake you to the enemy's
line, hut what will become of you
after you gel there I cannot tell."
She took the paper and came
down to the line and the picket;
she handed him the pass, and he
looked at il and at her, and said:
1 "We don't take that thing here."
, "1 know it!" she said; "but Willie,
: my boy, is dying in Richmond, and
I ant going to him. Now shoot !"
He did not shoot, but stood awed
and hushed in the presence of a
love that is more like God's than
any other that surges in the hu
man soul in Hs deathless unselfish
ness. All that mother thought of was
her hoy. Smuggled through the
lines, she went down to the hospi
tal. The surgeon said to her,
"Madam, you mu-t he very care
ful; your boy will survive no ex-,
eitement." She crept past cot
after cot, and knell at the foot of
the one where her boy lay, and
putting up her hands prayed in ;
soothing tones: "O God, spare
my boy." The sick man raised
his w hite hands from under the
sheet; the sound of his mother's
voice had gone clear down into the
valley and shadow of death, where
the soul of the young man was go
ing out in its ebbing tide. Raising
his hand he said, "Mother, I knew
you would come." That boy is a
man today, saved by a mother's
love. --The Progressive Age.
Stcuiuii'ti tiniililcs ai'i wry cuiiointn in
tlitMiinmri tunc uii'i yuu slmuM I,,'
,mv ciirt lnl alioiit uliul yuu rat
mitt, tut mute ilnui tins, yuu stiuulil he
mint' cui'i'lul nut tuulluw your stuiniu'li '
tu In' ilisiuili'ivl. ami w In n th' stomach
flies hilur l:lkf kuiliil. This is tlie
lirst known im'iui:ltiou tliilt is otti'ieil
to tin' pi-upli' toilny fur ilysn'psiu ur in
iliirrstion 01 iuiv stoniui'li liuuhli'. Kn
ilul ilis'i'sls nil luiiils. It is pleasant lo '
take.
So hi liv V. M. Cohen. Weliton. N. C.
O ACTO IX X A. .
SEABOAKI)
Sometimes a girl is purse-proud
because her lips purse so prettily.
AIR LINE RAILWAY
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL 12, 1908.
These arrivals and departures are only as infor
mation for the public and are not guaranteed, nnd
are subject to change without notice.
The modern actor who fails to
be natural is naturally a failure.
Next to the man with a griev
1 ance the greatest we is the man
who will not sympathize with you
when you tell yours.
! What Do They Cure! !
Thn above niicstlon I ottt'n askisl eim- .
ferning Or. iVree's two leuiliiiu miill- :
plui's, "Gulden Meulcal Discovery" ud !
I "Favorite, 1'ri'seription." j
Tim answer Is lliat "Ooltlen Medical
Discovery " is most iniU'iit alterative or
MiNnl.niiriHer. and tonic or inviiiiiralor
and acts siciully tavoralily In a cura
tive way upon all thn mucous lininusur
laces. as .(it the. nasal pilsaiies. throat,
bronchial tul', stomach, bowels and
blahtcif ciirinK a larim percent. n( rnt.'
rhal caVs whether r ulseasc atlects the
nasal uaVaRV. th OIV1' lryn, brun
rhla, atumaeliNt t ealarSiiil d)spcia),
bowels, (as nitrHuup4rrwj7A liludder,
uutui or other pelvic oriiaTr Rven In
lll' I'lir'H ! "f """' -"tr"" "'
' 11 1. omj. .,n-e.M ill ill anecv
fc. ir ii .n'sr x jit n i".
MIL lhSJM.
I put by the ha!.r written poem,
While the pen, idly trailed in my hand, .
Writes on"Had f words to complete it I
Who'd read it or who'd understand?" I
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Cut the little hare feet on the stairway,
And the faint smothered lauh in the hall, .t
Aid the eerie low lisp on the silence,
Cry up to me over it all. s
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MAN'S MOOD FOB SONG.
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Trains will leave WELDON as follows:
No. 32 for Portsmouth and Norfolk at 7.25 a. m. ,
No. 38 for " " " at 2.57 p. m
No. 41 for Raleigh and points South at 12 07 p. m.
No. 33 through train South at 11.03 p. m.
For further Information relative to rates, "sched
ules, etc., apply to
CLEVELAND CARTER,
Ticket Agent, Weldon, N. C.
Or write to
C. II. (JATTIS,
Traveling Passenger Agent,
Raleigh, N. C.
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I jfather it up v! it vvr s i.
The tear fa.dcd lhred el
Telling how, as oak rij'hl 3 i.-:.
A fairy broke in o'.i my 1 1 .
A little, inquisitive, fviry,1
My own little pjl.'vitN lu ,jtd
'Of thp sun in hii' ,ii a eiri rlivv
Hjr 3 A Blue eyes ol :; loirtes c! old.
rwa.s the dear little girl thal'-l scolded,
. "For was it a rnomeiyt like this,"
w I said, "whenshe knew I was busy
To come .romping in for kiss
'V i Come rowdyin up from Tver tr.oiher
'T I Anrl cmnrtnd tkprp xi mv hiv.
For 'one 'ittle kiss for my dolly
An' one 'ittle uzzer for me ?' "
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Cod pity the heart that repelled her
And the cold hand that turned her &.wayv
And take from the lips that denied herN
This Miswcrless prayer of today x
Take, Lord, from my mem'ry forever
That pitiful sob of despair
And the patter and trip of the little bare feet
And the one piercing cry on the stair!
Copyright by Jamci Whitcomb Riley.
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I put by (he half written poem,
While the pen, idly trailed in my hand,
Writes on, "Mad I words to complete it
, Who'd rea.d it or who'd understand?"
But the little bare feet on the stairway,
And the faint smothered laugh in the hall,
And the eerie low lisp on the silence," .
Cry up to me over it all.
JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY.
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SI'NDAV SCHOOL WliLDON MliTHODlST lilMSCOI'AI. Clll l.CII.
Officers: W. A. Pierce, Stiperinieiident. H. C. Spiers, Secretary and Treasurer. Membership 257
fv ;C"rii !l , i,-. v-zA
O . ' V tl
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Is a powerlul jet Kciiuy acinic invuiorat. ,
' I iik tonic and nervlnn. Kor weak worn
out, over-worked women no mutter whal ,
has causiHl the hreak-Uow n, " Kavurili' ;
I'rnscnptlou " w ill Ui luiiud lno.-t elTcctivc
In building up thn strength, rinulal.im ;
! the womanly (nnctlolis. suUluliiit pain ,
j and hrliiKlnx aUmt a healthy, vigorous :
' condition of th whole svsiem.
A Ixiok ot particulars w raps each botlla
glvliiK the formuhcol Isith inediclnes and :
uunllnff wliat scores id cnuiieut llied
! Icai authors, whoso works urn consulted ;
1 by phvslclansof all thescluHilsof pructico
' as itnides In prescrlliinir. say ot each In- ;
1 grislieut miU'riun into these, medicines, i
The wonts of praise. la'Stuwnl in thn
j several Initriilients enU'rinif Into DiaMor ;
! I'ierce's miKliclnes by such w riters should !
hava morn wpinlit than any amount of I
1 non - professional testimonials. IsH'ause 1
itch men am wrllhut for thenuiihiu f
their medical brethren and know whJrwjf
they speak.
lloth niedlclws are noii-Rlonhollc, mm- :
lecret, and I'oiitaln no harmtul luit.it- '
formluvilruKs. l'hm cotnisised of ulycerlc
eitracLsof the, risilsof native, Anierlcan ;
medicinal forest plants They are both
old by dealers In mistletoe. Yuu can't
! afford to accept m a substitute for one. of
( thesa medicines of known compuslllon, '
any secret nostrum. i
' fir Plerco's I'elleUi. small. suirarcoated, !
easy to take as candy, rciulatn and iu- j
vhjortt ttomaca, liver ana twweU.
BAKACA HIIU.H CLASS NO. 5S1, Ol-' THli WLLDON MLTHOD1ST SI N1UY SC:ilOOL.
Pkf.SH)I:nt-T. M. House. YlCK-l'RKSlDi-NT- W. T. Shaw, Jr.
Si;cketaky-J. H. Spruill. Assistant Si:cum,nv-A. L. Cochran.
Treasurur li. G. Garlick. Orphan age Tri-ascrkr-H. D. Allen.
Librarian H. L. Ldge. 1'Ri'ss Reporter -O. L. Bagley.
Teacher-R. H. Latham. Assistant Teacher- H. A. Humble.
National Platform "Young men at work for young men, all standing by the Bible and the
Bible School."
Year Motto "We do things." Year Text "I can do all things through
Christ which strengihcneth me."
Baraca Plan tor 1 90S To see that every young man in Weldon, w ho is not a member of a
Sunday School ("lass, is given a most cordial invitation to become a Baraca; that he becomes a
Baraca or an attendant at some Sunday School; that he is saved unio Christian Set vice.
HUSTLERS C.o.m.utit;i: W. T. Shaw, Jr., J J. Willey, I.. T. Garner.
Kei.iee Committee - II. 1). Allen, A. S. Kay, W. II. Bay.
Memiiersihp Committee A. L. Cochran, L. J. House, A. C. Sledge.
Social Commute. i; O. L. Bagley, C. L. Bishop, I). B. Zollicoll'er, Jr.
Music Cummii ii.i A. C. Ih.i.M., J. W. I'oucll, J. O. I 'Htiv:il, l B i.lli.-nlU-r, Jr.
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GOOD BYE, BOOZE, GOOD BYE! NORTH CAROLINA, MAY 26, 1908.
It Asserts Itself In Almost
Phase of Life.
livery
Cy aii.oks sing They have a
song tor work and songs for
v -' every part of their work, and
they have snugs of reminiscence
and of tragedy and iimuy farcial
songs, some brutal songs, songs of
repose and songs in which is pack
ed the desire for a distant home.
Soldier:-, also sinj;, m Ic.r.t in those
armies where soldiers arc still sol
diers. And the Hue, w hi.'ii is the
core and body of any army, is the
uios singing of them all. 1 hose
men who marched before Cacvir
in his triumph sang a son;;, and
the words of h still remain I so I
am told.) The armies of Louis
XIV and ol Napoleon, of the re
public and even of Algiers made
songs of their own which have
passed into the great treasury of
European letters.
They sang in that march which
led men lo the assault at Hastings,
for it was written by those who
saw ihe column ol knights advanc
ing to the foot of the hill that Tail-
Pnin in thp li,,;nl-li;, ;u I't'vn 'i T. h:t io enil.
Ph.I1 im-iiiik 3ii,,ii. ini l ,:,(,,, I .rvs-iir,.- imtltiDU
els usually. Al I, HM.ni s.i.s IT. shn,,i, iiii:I In
pruvi' it lie has , T, -it 1 -. 1 a I II:,- pmlL Oil, 1,1. T'o't
tiitt,-t -i.ll,-,l Ilr. siN,j,'.s II, .wlitrli'' 'liii ;,,
cisixia l,l,i,l ,r,iui, uai.y Innii l'liiii c-til' n
ltd n,-,-tHr-h!iriiii!!fM,l, :i. ,,,;:!, ,1, nun, fill. I i,-MI Iv.
thmign wil,,. il suivl ! ii, u. lli,' li!,l i li' ,l-
ULlHlll.
Ji you tuivc a li,'i,,,i,'li". H V l,:,.,-,l ,r,-,ir,i.
Jfils i.iiimni j i i,u ii ;i i., mi, ii. sail,,, cuts,,.
II y,,i, i,'i, i-l..,. j,).;. i-i-i :, -,,. ii- r.-ous. it's l,!,i
con if.-t : ,i i--I ,i. ,. ,. I .r,."in,- ' 1 1 1 i t snr.'lv is a
ivrlanu v, l,.r lir -I ;, .. Il-ii'ln, ! T.,1,1, " .-0i
It in .''i i!,im I, v in,,! LI,.- lul,!, 11 .iui,lj Ul.ill,i,ula
til- uniiaiiinil l,i I i,;- -ur,-.
liriiiv y,,ur I , i , ir , r-. iin l ,l,,,ni'( it ir,-t red. anil
iM,,ll. an, I ,ini, ufi i--,' il ,l,,s li s roii-
t,-lii,il, l,!,rtl r. nr.. 'ii'i'll liinl it H-liul'o talU
-uiwM-. !l -, -ii , i I) I ,,iiii,,,,ii S,'ll'.
S b.j i i ut i , Hi.., ami Ui'ji iujly r- cnllimend
Dr. Shoop's
Headache
Tablets
All Dealers.
Sour
Stomach
Ho appetite, loss ol strength, nervous
runs, headache, coii'itipation. bad breath,
general debility, sour risings, and catarrh
of tne '.tomach are all due to indigestion.
Kodol reiifivesiiid geili.iii. This new discov
er,' represents the naluial juices of diges
tion as they exist In a healthy stomach,
combined with the greatest knov.'n tonio
and icconsti active properties. Kodol for
dyspepsia does not only relieve Indigestion
and dvsDensia. but this famous remedy
lefer Was chosen for his great voice helps all stomach troubles by cleansing,
. ii,. .ii.. purifying, sweetening and strengthening
and rode before the host, tossing ,h, mVius membranes "nin? ,l,e s'om4ch
his sword into the ait and catching , Mr. s. s. Bait, oi smnrt w, v... w.-
"I was tr"us:i'i with sour sic mach for twerty years.
it again by the hilt, a difficult thing f- -" carta m nd now using it m miik
liriiaiy."
to do, and singing of Charlemagne Kodol Digests What You Eat.
and of the vassals who had di -d : Bo,,;" "om
under Roneesvalles. j '"pacd b, e. c. d.witt & co.. chioaqo.
Songalsoilluminatesand strength- S,,M ''' w- M-'
ens and vivifies all common life,
and on account what is left of our
' peasantry have harvest songs, and
there are songs for mowing and
songs for the midwinter rest, and ;
there is even a song in the south
of England for the gathering of
honey.
Indeed, all men sing at their
labor or would sing did not dead
convention forbid them. You will
j say there are exceptions, as law
yers, usuters and others. But
(here are no exceptions to this rule
where man is working and work
ing well and is producing and is
not ashamed. Rowers sing, and
their song is culled a barcarole,
and even men holding the tiller
who have nothing lo do but hold
il lend to sing a song. And I will
swear lo this -that I have heard
sinkers when they were hard
pressed starting a sort ol crooning
chorus together, which shows that
there is hope for us all. II. Belloe
in London Post.
onoRon c. green,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
(Saiiunal I'.auk I'.uihlinir)
Weldon, N. C.
Monuments
AND
Gravestones.
WE PAY ti.e FREICHT
AsnCUARANTEESAFE
J DELIVERY . . .
. "ft I Itl.KST link Infill- South
.'
.S IllustiatJ C.ataloiiuc I ree.
I i -n in -i l y 's Laatii' t'uiitili Synip is
lii, on,- that cliil,lli-n like siiwi'll'lii take
a-il tu'-t'-s lii-aily as ir I as maple
Mia sir. II is ilitl'i-hiil hum tin- utlii-isas
il ,liii-s nut cuiislipali'. lull on (lie ullu-r
han, I it acts n'litly yi-t tivelv on the
l,-,vrs ami lli, ti-l,y it iIiim-s llu- cul I
out ol" the svstcin.
sol, I l.v W. M. l ulicii. Wi-I.lun. N. I '.
THE COUPER MARBLE WORKS.
(Estalilislii'.l IMS.)
I -Mi tu Hill I'.auk St., Norfolk, Va.
iuiv '' I v
I )oes the bootblack who apes
another give money shines?
Ii.-Wilt's Ki.lni v an, I llhnMer PilKaie
piuinpt all, I tliuiiineh an ! v. ill in a w'ty
tiini- -linuiiii ii Hi,- ai-aki ui'l
kiilm ys an, I allay t.iuut,l,- :u i.nii! Itutn
inllaiiintaiiiiit ul the l,lal,li-i. ITn v ait'
li i-iiiu ini'inlril eei w ieii-.
,,hl l.v W. M ( olicii. W ehlun. N . I -.
The man who is stuck on him
self generally is a perfect stick.
slliaM s
l'.,Lr cuts ol little cuts
iii I, i iiis!, , ,r l,,L, ones an- In-aie, I u nick! v
l,y IvWm's Hell lla.il Salve. It is
e-p,-ciallv iruuil I'm pili-. IU- sure Iul'i'I
li- Ill's.
N.l.l l,y . l. ( ul, en, Wei, lull, N. t '.
Ili-W ill's I. Itlh
00 uis little pills,
Sul.l l.v W. M.
Eaily liis,
'uheu . 'i
is. tin- fa
Linn. S. C
Mm
tVjiJMlSBK
loKeSqys
Aoitiielouiitr)
SIAGPAINT
is heralded as besf i
Lasts longest
Economical
ONE fallen makes
iiiialiiiT ntimmmM
For Sale by
The wheelwright; as a spokes
man, may not have wheels in his
head.
i Over-Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
, unhealthy Klducys Make Impure Blood.
All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three mmuej.
ine l;.o:.e .'i ire vour
blood minders ihev f.l. I
ter out .he was'c or
impunues in the blood.
If they arc sick or out
cf oracr, tncy (ail to ao
their work.
Pains, achesandrheu-
ns'Kl etn f'f,,-, ex
cess cf uric arid in the
Llood, due to nepiected
kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes qulok or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, becau. c the heart is
over-working in pumping thick, rtdney
poisoncd blood through veins and arteries.
It used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced lo the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ning in kidney trouble.
If you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary efiect of Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-koot, the great kidney remedy Is
soon readied. It stands the highest for Its
wonderful cures of the most distressing cases
and is sold on its merits f'Ai.i
by all druggists in fifty- fi?'iVfjfc':'::t
cent and one-dollar siz- B iirllrtCkrHS'Sj
! es. You may have aisr!gg
sample bottle by mail um. f s,,rw.
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
' out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
i Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
j fa Co., Binghamton, N. Y.
Don't make any mistake, but remember
the name, Swamp-Root. Dr. Kilmer 'i
Ewamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton,
i K. Y., on every bottle.
PIERCE-WHITEHEAO HDW..C0.,
Weldon, N. C.
WALTER E. DANIEL,
ATTORN EY-hT-LAW,
WKI.UON, N. ('.
Practices in the euurts of Halifax and
Nuithauiplou ami in the Supreme and
l'eileral courts. ( 'olleetiotis niu.le- in all
parts of Ninth Carolina, l'.ranch ollice
at Halifax open every Monthly.
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AND CURE the LUNGS
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