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A FINANCIAL GENIUS.
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press the Bank President.
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Weidon, . . North Carolina.
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full Line o! CASKETS, COITINS itnd ROUES.
Day, Mght and Out-ol-Town Culls Promptly Attended to.
H. G. ROWE,
PUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMRALMER.
Seventeen years' Experience Hearse Service Anywhere. M
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THE BANK OF WELDON
WKLDON, X. ('
Organized Under the Laws ot the State of North Carolina,
Al'iil sTetiTH, tstj.
State of North Carolina Depository.
Halifax County Depository.
Town of Weidon Depository.
Capital and Surplus, $42,000.
For mow than flftcon year th-s institution has provided l.anktnir facili
til's fur this section, lis sto.-Un.l.leis ami directors hav I.ccn identified
with thfl himiiies interests of Halifax and Noilliainplon counties I'm
many yin. Money is loaned iinn approved xreurity at the Inral rati- of
int)rfst nix per rcntum. Ai'i'ihinN of all an' Milintrd
Thi' aurplun and iindividi'd piolil" liavinir irai'hi d a mm i'iiml to Hie
Capital stock, the liank ha. i'omm.'ii,'.n. .lamiaiy t. futahlishi-.l a
Kavinirn I'opartmi'iit allnwun inlfiVKl on time dru.il an l'nllo: I'd
lcprt!iita allowed torrinam tlirw mniith" or Ioihtit. p"r pimiI. ."it
mouthsor loiiifi-r. ,1 per f.-nt. Tnohf- montlisor louiri-r. t pi i i'mt
Kor further iiil'onimtioii apply to the IMeM.leiit m i adder.
0
ruKnuiKsr:
W. K. DAMKl.,
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I Hi. II. tt. IS.
(.laekoii. Noithainptoii eomityi
MIIKK;
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arr:
The president of the Western
Hemisphere hank sat in his easy
chair smoking a fragrant Havana
and meditating upon the lessons of
the late tuisiness panic when the
door of the office was opened,
and a lull , slim man wearing a
suit of faded black entered ihe
room.
"Beg pardon, sir," said the
caller, removing his hat and sitting
down in another chair, "hut you
are the president of this hank, are
yon not?"
"I lo' did you get in here?"
"I was told by one of your sub
ordinates that l would find you
here and"
"Who the devil are you?"
my name is uarke. I am an i
inventor of"
"What do you want?"
"Nothing, sir, if my presence is
objectionable. My object in call
ing was to arrange for the deposi
ting of a sum of money."
"The cashier attends to all
that." ;
"I know it, but the amount is so
large that I was sure he would re-
fer me lo you, and I thought it best i
to come straight to headquarters." i
"How large is the amount?"
"One million dollars." ;
"In cash ?"
"In cash. I may add that it is
the outcome of a financial scheme
which even the president of a ;
great bank may well consider"--
"But the money is it in such '
shape that you are ready to de
posit it?" !
"No, sir. As I was about to ex-;
plain, the money will not he avail- j
able until certain carefully consid
ered plans mature, but it will be in
cold cish when I"
"Is it contingent on a business
scheme ?"
"Yes, sir; it is. But the scheme j
rests on business principles as sol- i
id as Gibraltar and as broad as the j
Rockyi Mountains, li is contin-1
gent upon the success of two great j
inventions namftly, Clarke's eel- i
ebrated shaving compound and ;
Clarke's footpad discourager, ,
an absolutely unique device I
which I shall explain to you
presently. In order to exploit i
these two inventions properly I j
need the sum of $250, treasury ;
notes preferred, to be regarded as 5
a loan until the returns begin to" j
The president pushed a knob on j
the side of his desk, and a husky j
uniformed bouncer instantly ap- j
peared. ;
"William," roared the official I
head of the Western Hemisphere i
bank, "take this man out and fall j
on liim!" Chicago Tribune. !
.Am. 4.'V IS
Um m-A APES, from their moet health-
tfji&&4'fy acitv-3 arJ principal Liga
few
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'i vrXf nam Whh
POWER OF ONE VOTE.
A Single Ballot Has Often Deci
ded an Important Contest.
BE WHAT YOU WILL BE.
If You Desire to be Anything,
Character, Disposition or Con
duct He It.
A'stMfejrjPiit
It Is economy to .ato Royal E&kinjr Powder.
It taves labor, Lealtli and money.
Where tlio bct feed ti rcouired no other
baking powder or leavening agent can take the
place or do tho work ot Royal Baking Powder.
A LOVER'S ENVY.
1 envy every flower that blows
Beside the pathway where she goes.
And every bird that sings to her,
And every breeze that brings to her
The fragrance of the rose.
1 envy every poet's rhime
Thai moves her heart at eventime.
And every tree that wears for her
Its brightest bloom, and bears for her
The fruitage of its prime.
1 envy every Southern night
That paves her path with moonbeams white,
And silvers all the leaves for her,
And in their shadows weaves for her
A dream of dear delight.
1 envy none whose love requires
Of her gift, a task thai tires;
I only long to live to her,
I only long to live to her,
All that her heart desires. .
In the Continental congress of
1775 Benjamin Harrison defeated
John Hancock by one vote for the S love, cheerfulness
presiding office. But the Virgin-; kindness,
ian insisted on a new ballot and by I Sit in your r.)i:i ;
his own vote chose Hancock. 1 moments morning an.
In 1784 the illness of one dele-: hale deep, - low hrcai:
No
Day or Night
Rest
Say to yourstlf each day I am
jv, usefulne'-s,
;;!one a f.-w
nijiht, in
, and make
.le
fill
gate from New Jersey kept slavery
out of states admitted to the Union ,
I mi-1 luwuiiu wiu curiuieu me
j civil war contestants to the South
j Atlantic states.
I July 25, 17SS, one vote ratified
j the constitution after the famous
I debate between Madison and Hen
; ry at Richmond. The next debate
between Hamilton and Clinton
ended with New York following
suit. In 1790 Rhode Island came
in with an equally small margin.
Alexander Hamilton swung one
vote to Thomas Jefferson in t'
electoral college of 1800, rj
breaking a deadlock after thirty
six ballots and defeating Aaron
these assertions. 1
every day d-.-ter.iiin
the agreeuM; rail
you meet i.-r the 1
thetic quality, and,
add a little to the wor!
happiness lw --uw ki:
Think of yourself a
to the world say:
need of ie or I won!
and then lo.ik fur the
let. Y'
nen
go
1 to look
in every,
easing f.r
1 r a chance
ill's store
a , necess,
"There
not 1
jrth
lor
one
r 1-
,1
ot
npr
'II V
:i!
to prove toe
it.
There is need of each one of us
every hour in the twenty-four, so
help brighten the world for others
less fortune ihati ourselves. Your
great trouble seems to be that you
I..
"I'd Rather Die. Doctor,
Ih'in 1 1. Hie m v feet imt oil." Mlid M
llniiiliam. of I'lim't viHe. III., "hut you
mil die fioni fciaiinieiio (which had
eaten away eight lo. m if you don't,"
wud a'l d.ietors lntrad, lie used Ittiek
len' Ai'iiea Salve till wholly iniied. Its
em-ei. of l.eema. I 'ever Soien. I'.oik
Uunw an.f Piles a I mu the world, '.' ii'
at all ihu.'HiMs.
GROWING OLD.
Old we are growing old;
Going on through a beautiful road,
landing earth a more blessed abode;
Nobler work by our hands to be wrought,
Freer paths for our hope and our thought;
Because of the beauty the years unfold,
W'e are cheerfully growing old.
Old we are growing old;
Going up where the sunshine is clear;
Watching grander horizons appear
Out of clouds that enveloped our youth;
Standing firm on the mountains of truth.
Because of the glory the years unfold,
W'e ate joyfully growing old.
Old we are growing old;
Going into the gardens of rest
Thai glow through the gold of the West,
Where the rose and the amaranth blend,
And each path is the way to a friend.
Because of the peace that the years unfold,
We are thankfully growing old.
Old we are growing old ;
Life blooms as we travel on,
Up ihe hills, in the fresh, lovely dawn;
We are children, who do not begin
The sweetness of living to win.
Because heaven is in us, to bud and unfold,
We are younger, for growing old.
Burr. This really began the feud ; dwell too much on thoughts of
which cost Hamilton his life on the I yourself and your troubles and
Palisades at Weehawken. i think too little of other people
In 1808 Jesse Thomas by his j about you.
own vote went to congress from! Think of yourself just as you
the Indiana district. He succeeded j would like to be, and insist men-
in moving the northern boundary j tally that you are thai. Never mind ;
of Illinois fifty miles north, thus ' if no change seems to come at
giving it a lake outlet. Had Illi-; once. Keep on insisting, and by ;
nois been united commercially with and by the results will appear.
the south and her interests tinged i Ancl h11 lhe ,ime walcn for P-
with southern ideas the election of : P,r'uni" ' d.0.k"'d acIS' .
, . , . , , , 1 It is wonderlul what an interest
Lincoln could never have taken i we wi find in people whom we
place, and the whole history of the j can benefit."- Llla Wheeler Will
country would have been different. I cox.
j May 26, 1868, the senate of the ;
United States declared against ihe j
j impeachment of Andrew- Johnson '
; by one vote, 35 to 19, when two
' I thirds were necessary to decide. ,
! Chicago Journal.
I FATHER KNOWS.
ay awake for hour
apparent cause, nr
dreams whiih
cMienie ?.!!
After taking
aie :tnl Tniiie
iM -!e..')i we'l.
pel:--, h:i'--" lift
lk'G,
( 'nnal I lover, Olii,
'erp the ticrvou'i
l.'-.conif's a wreck,
'Jiftil activity of all
lisirecied. Restful,
i'.j.ly OLiiKnH;' sleep accompanies
ihe u-.e hi Dr. Mile-.' Nervine
in I-;... -e it -o .tiles tin- irritable
!ktc. and re-tores nervous
energy. When t:;J;en a few days
according to directions., the most
re-ik- sufferer will find sleep
natural and healthful. Get a
bottle from your druggist. Take
it all according to directions, and
if it does not benefit he will re
turn your money.
t;
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WKLIiON, S. C.
Practices in the courts of Halifax and
adjoiuintr counties and it. the Supreme
court of the State. Special attention
given to collections and prompt return
t'SHI) IT R)R A PASS.
O
SEABOARD
AIR LINE
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JAN. 4, 1909.
These arrivals and departures are only as infor
mstiun for lli public anJ arc not jjuarantftft'i
are subject to change without notice.
You can never convince a wo
man that the reason the bank
doesn't want her to overdraw her
account isn't just because it's stin
gy-
Wordn of Praise
For tl;f several Increilietits of which t'r,
pieive'a ni.'.l iesiu ti lire eoinisivl. as tri v ' n
hy leader; in all t!i several selim l- ul
nieili.lne, slioiilil have tar more weialit
than any siimiiiit nt iioii-iM(esiiiial n
tiiiimiiiiU. t'r. I'll ree's favorite Preserie
turn has mi: iuui.k or ii 'iKsi v on ev, :y
t.ttl-wraiH-r, hi a tu'.l h-t ut ail Us iu-gi-e.lie-u.-.
iri:ittl In f'a.n CiiKh.-h.
It y.ui urn til Invahil woman and fnnVr
. r , 1......I ,. !,, I,j...i.i-liiv UliaW
xff In ftoiiiaeh, I renicai pnin-s
Speaking about the handwriting
which is hard to read, an old-time
conductor on the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad told a story
about James Guthrie. Mr. Guth
rie, besides being secretary of the
treasury under James Buchanan,
was also president of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad and a resi
dent of Louisville.
In the early days of railroading
there were no printed passes as at
present, and Mr. Guthrie would
frequently write a pass for a friend
on a scrap of paper. The conduc
tors on the road would honor these
llitf i.l.ir.vt 111 H'llim. 11, I" Y " I . . . l
iii,Pit Iii.. eaurrhal. ueivic drain, ot course, put one tanner caineu
dranuiifif'lown distress in lower auuomeii : f f purporting to be a
w iiv H-rhain dark pot or fvlu ' " lvtt '. .' ' -daiielK
u. (ure the)es, taint spelU and i puss for a Il lCIld Oil a SCfap Ot pa-
The conductor honored it,
Trains will leave WKLDON as follows:
No. 32 tor Portsmouth and Norfolk at 4.55 a. m.
No. 38 tor at 3.05 p.n.
No. 41 lor Raleigh and points South at 12.07 P- m.
No. 33 through train South at II 38 p. m.
o,-rate Louhle ...dy vestihuh; service ,.h 'Z
oBfillr. St- Augustine, Atlanta, 1", f 1 l a ., I Nr. Y k
Kiehmond, Wash.mrton, llUi.nore, Philadelphia ml M "-
For further Information relative to rates, sched
ules, etc., apply to
CLEVELAND, B, CARTER.
Ticket Agent. Weidon. N.'C.
. Or write to
C. II- (JATTIS,
Traveling Passenger Agent,
Ralatfb.N.C.
daueli!
kind
ncss, evtti
firs.ilia.
rir iier,.f. l-'avnrltB Prescription,
Tim li-ffital.siirB'sin, knife and opera
ting ta'j may be avoi!d ly the tlme.y
u-i) ot M avorite Prescription " In such
caes. 'n-ri.l.y the nbn"lulH fvairnn-
I ions '. I - .-'ila.i uia el lie- lainlj
., e - - , . . ..1 ..... i 1 1 ,,r,,: .-,!.. I .
"' ""' - i"vi --y . i,K miss or about a year, uo you
I'L-UiW-i'l' .O n ' '' "j' i fl Ki. . 'VU'11 ",,M lO VUlllili"V
SffiSira ! President Guthrie put on
ir asses hiokeo te naner ovei eaic-
.n,li rnnlilint 110 I Co 101 IIU UO - "
larmtiiiorhabit-lormlnBdruKJ.
Ik) not expect tuo much from "I avorlt
f...i..ri nl mn : It will not pertorm mira
cles': It mill not disolve or cure tumors.
inniscaiiM-u ej en, hi- .. .... , n..r
i ..Ill,,, fuinlnlim ! P1'
an not do tetter man ik i nut later grew suspicions mm
day took it up. He carried it to
the office of President Guthrie and
said :
"A farmer lias been I'idill2 Oil
.11 run he nveui.-u inui ,i u.ui
T'.n, eeif.il treahnnit carried
fully am! said
Why, this is not a pass.
his
It is
Children especially like Kennedy's !
Laxative Couch Syrup, as it tastes near- j
ly as tfood as maple suirar. It not only
heals in iiation and allays inflammation, 1
thereby stoppini: the rough, but it also !
moves the bowels R'enlly and in that j
nay drives the cold from the svste
contains no opiates.
old by W. M. Cohen, Weidon, N. C.
11 F: GOT THE OIRL.
A gentleman was one day open
ing a box of goods. His little son
was standing near; and as the fath
er took the packages from the box
he laid them on the arm of the boy.
A young playmate was standing
and looking on. As parcel after
parcel was laid on the arm of the
boy, his friend began to fear that
the load was becoming too heavy,
and said :
"Don't you think you have as
much as you can carry ?"
"Never mind," said the boy, in
a happy tone, "father knows how
much I can carry."
Brave, trustful little fellow.
There w as no danger, he felt, that i
his father would lay too heavy a 1
load on him. It is such a spirit of;
loving trust in him that God de-1
sires all His children to possess, i
THE FEE SIMPLE.
Patrick Murphy, while passing
down the street, was hit on the
head by a brick, which fell from a
building in process of construction.
One of the first things he did after
being taken home and put to bed
w as to send for a lawyer. A few
, days later he received word to call,
as his lawyer had settled ihe case.
He called and received five crisp
l1 i i "i 1 1 u:il..
j i new i w tuns.
"How much did you get?" he
asked.
"Two thousand dollars," said
the lawyer.
"Two thousand dollars, and you
give me $500. Say, who got hit
by that brick, you or me?"
.R ruLti o
C c uniirvmnTAn
i nunc mu mi
wis ii uiimun
A.".-: THAT YOUR LIVER
ii OUT OF CHDtR.
TAKE
Simmons
Liver
RELATOR
w
K f eel
U's I:.v Vourself Again."
THE C- WNE hlh RED Z Trad
Mam c. lie: Ironl of aaoh pjicfcag
&oU tr.,1 &ionaturt and maI of
J, Id. ZEIUN & CO.
on tho ftlda,
IN RED.
t-e our
ii
,-6.1
Roses
He had gone to ask her father j
for her hand in marriage.
"Well, sir, what is it ?" snapped
out the old man. "Remember, 1 1 HE SQUELCHES A PANTHEIST
am a man of few words."
"I don't care if you are a man
of only one word if it's ihe right
one," replied the suitor.
I le got the girl.
Von should not delay under any cir-
com-tances in eases of Kidney and j
bladder trouble. You should take sonic
thitur piomptly that you know is relia
ble, soniclhiiit,' like IVWill'a Kidney
and bladder l'ills. They are unequaled
for weak, backache, inllamniationof tin
bladder, rheumatic pains, etc. When
you ask for 1'eWitt's Kidney und mad
der l'ills, be sine you net them. They
are antiseptic. Accept no substitutes;
insist upon (retlimr the ritrht kind.
Sold hy W. M. Cohen, Weidon, N. ('.
tumors. . . i r.n r.... tnnA
Vm,; i.-me will. It will do as much to a leceipi i Sat a iv.. -
establish ylKorou. health not- j 0f WOufJ
nesses ana nmf i v "
omen as any meflicinc can.
It must be
.ft..
Irion as a seiynoe i"r mn i.n,-., .
sSSTnvltrf to consult Dr.
All eorresiHjmi-
aua
eiven a fair chance ty perseverance m i.
u-e (or a reasonahli" lengtn 01 nme.
v 'I iiffiirilh' it' v"""-
nni a sut.Hi
,eW IL CUIIUH'StUi
bick wouien an
i V.. tnllpp
riensB, HiifTaln, N. Y.
Dr. 1'leree's IMeasa n '1'ets th
la.atlve and ( tl
The InvlBorats slomach, ver w
bowels OW l"t'i 'ihn
cUiartlc. EJ to tfc M Wodr-
about a year ago.
Louisvdle Courier-Journal.
WARM.
Mrs. BugginsBefore we were
married VOU Used tO Say I Was
ihe sunshine of your life. Mr.
BueginsWell, I admit that you
still do your best to make things
hoi for ntr
NO WONDER.
"You love long rambles in the
country?" asked the girl in the
while sweater.
"Yes, indeed," responded ihe
young man in the green hat with
the purple band and buckled shoes.
"When 1 go out in the country all
nature seems to smile."
"Gracious I 1 don't blame her.
It is a wonder she doesn't laugh
outright."
In the town where the Rev. Dr.
Lmmons was pastor, lived a phy
sician tinctured with the grossei
form of pantheism, who declared
that if he ever met Dr. Lmmons
he would easily Hour him in argu
ment. One day they met at the
home of a patient, The physician
abruptly asked Dr. Emmons :
"How old are you, sir?"
The doctor, astonished at his
rudeness, quietly replied. "Sixty
two; may I ask, sir, how long have
you lived ?"
"Since the creation," was the
pantheist's reply.
"Ah, 1 suppose, then, you were
in the Garden of Eden with
Adam and Eve?"
"I was there, sir."
"Well, said the wily divine, "we
all know there was a third person
present."
to live
is to
n1 ' :, :
i VS.. V J' iCOl
Mi ,
! Mar4-. (L$$ I f
1 f ;
ii,',.',",. if
I II v El
The original
LAXATIVE cough remedy,
For coughs, co'ds, throat and lunf
troubles. No opiates. Xoa-alcoholic
Good foreverybcKly. Sold everywhere.
The genuine
FOLEY'S HONEY e,nd TAR is ia
a Yellow package. Kefuse substitute.
Prepared only by
Foley A. Company, Chicago.
F. CLARK
NOTICE I
of Roanoke Rapids' New Store
New Goods
I have opened up ray new place of
husines- near the postotliee with a new
line of Men's up-to-. late Clothing and
I ient s riuiiislni'.sr i ioods. Hats. Caps,
Hoots, shoes, l'.te. Also a line line of
Ladies' skirts and Lidii s' Keady-Made
Suits, for the spriuir. in the finest pat
terns, at the ln-.i est prices. Come. Don't
fail to see- soon my sprine opening and
ennipare piiet-s. You will surely save
roiiuev bv huvinc; vuiir c;oods from
1. J. KAPLIN,
Koaimke Uapids, X. C.
Very Serious
It is a very serious matter to ask
for one medicine and have the
wrong one given you. For thia
reason we urge you in buying
to be careful to get the genuine
BLacWraugHT
Liver Medicine
The reputation of this old, relia
ble medicine, fer constipation, in
digestion and livef trouble, is firm
ly established. It does not imitate
other medicines. It is better than
others, or it would not be the fa
vorite liver powder, with a larger
sale than all others combined.
SOtD IN TOWN n
HELLO!
It's almost as difficult
down a bad reputation as it
live up to a good one.
OASTOnl-A-.
s...v. Ihe Kind You Haw Always BougM
Bifsatars
it
Real Rose Hat Tins
It Jo noi st iiii iHiis-Mi'. t t it U tun'.
.' li u I' ins mo ni'ttl' out of live
'.nuod'nio motal t asfcnt
''h'H i!it.-ti ety v-tifiuut
in- ct :Hc lost am oi tho .u'oini
dv 'i ht-y ure Ue moq ltiuiitul
Tins. Notwonr. cl.kc, MiJo
i -MJ tt cinro.m io t fit1 prevailiuir
; ii niilli'Atit. Sir; si.'i's at the
of r;:
j in t
s.voo
$2.00, $2.50,
$3.75, $4.50
EvcM'od iitall.iaaboutthoi)i, Don't
(ail t-omc in anil seet Iwnn. 1 heM'are
tho ;,-m inc VI I AJIOTHE Ileal Rose
Ma; ruu.
W, W,
JEWELER,
WELDON, -N.
C.
OEORdE C. GREEN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
(National Bank Building)
Weldott, N. C.
That Parker's Store?
Yes.
This is Mrs.Wilkins' Boarding
House. Please send round one
barrel of
J. E. M. Flour
and one 50-lb stand Shaffer's lard.
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