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What is CASTORIA
Castoria Is n liaruiV. substituto for Cuxiur Oil, l'arn.
pnio, liop niiil S'Mithin Syeps. It is I'lcasanl. It
contain neither Opium, .iloiphino noi' other Narcol in
substance, lis a'e is it ,'lal'uiitiv. 1 1 destroy s Worm
anil nilays rc.eirhness. It cures Dial nlnea ami Winil
t'ulii". It relieves T'cclliiii", Ti'uuliles, cures ( oiistipntioll
anil I l.itoli in . It assimilates tin- t'ui.il, regulates Hid
SIoiii.iiTi ami ISi.nels, (.iviistf heal! hy and natural sleep.
T'hi) ( hililii n's I'iinacca-The .Mother's J'ricntl,
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears tlio Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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P. N. STAIN .BACK.
i M)i:i:taki:i;.
WeUion, . . North Carolina.
hull l.ineot CASKI-TS. COLLINS und ROBLS
Day, NiRht and ()ut-of- tow n calls Promptly Attended to.
IIMII-: was a t I ;i e s.d-
Tdmr who was taken un
awares while ma rc h i lit;
. t hroiipji a w ililcnii'ss.
. Micro Wi le lillt lew sul
iliefs at his culiimalid. ( Ml,' nf
hi- stall audibly wishcil thai
this or that iletarhiueiil at least
had heell availahle fur I he pres
ent predicament. "Wish all
vi'ii have a iiiiihl In." said the
leailel'. ' lillt ill I lie III'. Ull 1 1 1 1 '
plepale u defend with the men
al ham I."
After all this is the niily way
tn net ahniie,, namely to march
nlnliij a peaceably as. possible
t lll uUll I lie W ll,ell''ss of life
ami lis ilitliculties, aihl if at
larke, ur if progress he rudely
( lleckeil, t hell do I he liesl at do
fellse i J" at overcoming Villi
can. .Inst because y,m may
nut possess this advantage ur
thai slipi't inl il V. ur because
yuiir position is neither stra
tegic nor prosperous ami you
lack apparently the essentials
to victory ami success, is no
reason why you should advance
lamely on , Ideal.
I lefeiiil with vv hat yon have.
( 'ope with ciivumst, dices with
whal you have. Present a
, In a ve front with limileil supply
anil scant resource, lially per
soiial si relict li, Suiiiiiioii the
' I'av uralile interests iii your pos
session. Take advantage of
i the propitious in weather or
coiiilitiuiis. Never throw up
your hands until you have cour
ageously 'lotie your best at tie-
; feiise with what you have. Aiil
Q , arrives unexpectedly when you
gain time hy putting up a still
ti'ht with the limiteil equip
ment at hainl.
I ef.'iiil with what v mi ha ,-.
Yes. il is a hard lot . I lie close
economy, the pinching ami
slniirgliiig; aii'l barely making
cmls meet. No wonder you
1 wish for t lie ail v, mt aces and
j privileges of I In- inure favored
and are tempi, ,1 to e up and
allow the home I,, en all to
pieces. I'.ut defend w il h w hat
ou have. Hold on and put up
FIFTY-NINE (59) LOTS IN THE j
v t lireailliare h u I d s lotiet her
TOWN OF WELDON, N. c.,'.'"-;";;'1'
LOCATED AND OF THE DIMEN-- ylxZZ
world will somi shunt ' luavn"
SIONS AS SHOWN BY THE' i, n,;,r,ii
.---.- - "im ' I b fi'in I w it h w hat mi have,
FOLLOWING PLOT: ,afa.lairs. V,sl, and wins-
tie all you haw a mind to for
the opportunities and the plen
ty of t he ci impel itor, but in t he
meantime defend your position,
our trade. ,,ur custom w ith
all I he ingenuity uu have.
While yuu are wail inn ' I"'
ship of coin or recruits to come
ill at tile oilee nf your forest,
Ket out and hiist le.
hefciul with iiat oii have.
Put b I he dollar li, n ,,u ma.v
Hot have tell to -u ,11 depusit .
!i-i;iii at t he nie hi school w hen
the day oppoi l n u i 1 1, s are lack
ing Take possession ,,f the
d n ellill voll al e bliililine; j
ihoiieh as yet illllinished; no
"il's. ands or buls" nt cr car
pets or cloth, s. I ielelld with
what you have.
H. G. ROWE,
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Town of Wcklon Depository. 1
Capital and Surplus. $47,000.
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l'R.lllNT VICK I KtslllkM ,. ''"Tf'vl
W. K. DAM Kb. W. K. MII'M ! '"AM
lor
six
Thirty Nears lo;ether
Unity cai s nf a.s.H'iat ...i - tliiiik '!
it. Ibm the m-Mt el i: I Hun-'
stands out in that time "I til,' uollle
I, sslll'-s a I .i'l s,, il,, i, s
II. I L'U'S-I ol k III tills I'V hi, 11,'f
,-!' l it,,. I'ss. I oil, 'el l. It'll . ulio
Hill, . "i t,avr us.-.l I'l kaiif . New ,
l r..i :--. a:.! t!.c '
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it llll.l i liti.lll,', al a I, oil,,' you i'.iii t
I . t V II mil. Hai.i tain, lies ,ar ,)se.l it
loilv ii ais. II . II, ii,,-s mii'ailiMe
iiii'iIk'hii' on raid. I u'uallf'l lei la
i!ii,'. astliina. Iiay Icici. i'l ui . ijiiin
sv ui sou' luuus I'm',-. .',iii' . fl i't lal
liollle fiee Iniaiaiili-i'd by all ,liuir-
L'l-I.
A PRAYER.
Lord, not lor light in djikncss Jo vc pray,
Not iluit ihe veil be lifted ti om our eyes,
Not that the slow ascension nl our J.iy
'e oilier i'-e
Not lor a clearer vision ol the things
W hereof the fashioning sh.ill make us great,
Noi lor remission of the peril and slings
Of time and l.ue
Not for a fuller knowledge of the end
hereto we travel, hruiseJ yet unafraid,
Nor that the lutle healing lhai we lend
Shall he repaid
Not these, () Lord. We would not freak the bars
The w isdom seis ahoui us; we shall climb
rnfetiered to the secreis of ihe stars
In Thy good time.
We do not crave the high perception sw d'i
When to refrain were well, and when fulfill,
Nor yet the understanding, strong to sill
I he good front ill
Not these, O Lord. Lor these I hou liasi revealed.
We know the golden season when uueap
The heavy-fruiied treasure of the held,
The hour to sleep.
Not these. We know the hemlock horn the rose,
The pure from siaiued, the noble from the base,
The tranquil holy light of tnnh thai glows
On pity's face.
We know the paths w herein our feet should press,
Across our hearts are written Thy decrees,
Yel now, O Lord, be merciful to bless
With more than these.
drain us the will to fashion as we feel,
(Irani us the siiengih to labor as we know
(iram us die purpose, ribbed and edged with steel,
To strike the blow
Knowledge we ask not knowledge Thou hast lent,
Bui, Lord, the will- there lies our biiter need.
Give us to build above the deep intent
The deed, ihe deed.
AWAY.
"1 wmi'i be long," ihe l.itile Hoy said,
As he clattered down the stair,
And found him a hat lor his curly head
And called to a dog somewhere,
Then oil like a Hash duA ii the shady lane
Willi a whistle and a cry and song;
And back to us came again,
"1 won't be gone very lung. "
"I won't be long," the Little Hoy said,
As we saw him among the irecs,
His eyes all bright and his cheeks all red,
A friend of the birds and bees.
Then through ihe hedge and out ot the gale,
Lor naught in ihe world goes wrung
Willi a boy of six and seven or eight -
"I won't be gone very long "
I won't be long," the Liule Hoy said,
"I'm going out to play. "
And the curly dog barked and die the (wo of them sped
Over the clover away
He waved us a kiss with Ins liule brown hand
And cries arose from here and there,
Lor oh, but a boy does understand
A dog in the open air !
"I won't belong," ihe Little Hoy said,
"Don't wait any supper -you see,
I'll just have a bowl of milk and bread,
And my dog will eat with me."
Then he swung his hat on his tangled siring
Till the curly dog wagged his tail
And romped and played like a boy in spring
And barked like a comrade's hail.
"I won't be long," the Liule Hoy said
(), mother of him, don'i cry !
The leaves come green again, yellow and red.
And the years and the years go by,
Hut sometimes he'll come, as we've seen him do,
Willi the bark of a dog and a song,
For it must be true oh, il must be true
Thai he'll not be gone very long !
J. W. I'oley, in Saturday livening Post
Till; VKI(i(il.i:K.
i.ACMNti in sim:i:d
HOW TO TREAT A WOMAN.
Here Are Six Different Methods,
And All Are Sufficient.
All
LOOKING AHEAD. I
I hinns Working Together
I in, ul
for
Ull llil.i! M
Hut her in a glass case and kneel
ai her !eei and worship her I real
her as it she were a goddess mere
ly tarrying w nh you for a while,
(dose your eyes lest yuu see her
blemishes and your ears lest you
hear her tongue " ofiett
nil I'KAl I u: . WW
(ne her a waterproof sheltei. a
Comfortable bed, plenty to eat, as
many clothes as you can atlurd, a
lew children, that she may mil
have nine to gel into mischief, and
allow her lo have her own w ay
vv henevei' u is best for her
I low cj:i ail things w mk t..g-!h-er
for good- Hy the guidance '.1
infinite Juiicc- heels v itlun
wheels, and vv hceis playing into
wheels, in the v .e.t system ol hu
man circumstances, as. J all per
mitted to move according lo their
iW II
el will . is mis the vv ,r,
i all things wort, together
good o ( enl's s. i;ns'- We kt:
n cannot be so There uiii-t re a
ll'Miie Superintendent directing
all, and I le can direct only as I le
knows all things from me begin
ning to the end I b. i e is a cause,
andyondei, twenty years hence,
is an etlecl 1 'nless ( iod sees lie
rcl 1:1011 of ihe two. how v;,n 1 e
touch ilie keyboard ot causes with
I lis linger today, so as to .died
mil Inglli -I go' id a scoi e ol V e.il s
in the future - And ( ei.l w ,i ks
al lung raiii'e. I le is no day la-
w
in
lor
o'.V
nil: iiii.ii UK' iw.
liaise tier lo vour intellectual
level- it possible, d ry
make
to
her your companion and equal
Discuss literature, an, and the top
ics of ihe day with her, even t
you are required lo do a tiresome purer, planning mile from suuiise
lot of explaining II is possible
for a woman to be more satisfacto
ry than a man. II she has tact
and most women have -she will
never lell you thai you do not
know wliai you are talking about
and prove it. And if she loves
In sunset. We believe tli.it our
pious grandmother's, praying and
studying their Hibles in the lonely
collage among the fulls, had much
lo ilo in shaping our (dirisiian
characters. And when now we
pray for success upon our labors
you she will accept your opinion we seem to hear ihe Lord saying,!
"Hefure thou eallest, I answered
and before thou kncwesi me, I
girded thee."
And we don't believe that (iod
can make all things work together
lor good to 1 lis people unless He
as the last word on any subject
mi; l ow BROW (ALIAS Ull.
i',!r n:. i
ileal her iusi as you do your
horse. L'eed her enough to keep
her in prime working condition.
Buy her new harness when ihe : hcin VC,'V tjl' hai'k '"kl ll,oks Vt"r '
old is likely lo reflect discredit up
on you. Say nothing when she
works well, beat her when she
doesn'i. Brag to others about
what a true, steady puller she is,
but don't let her overhear y u.
When she is worn out, get an
' oilier.
iiii: Avr.KAcr. mn.
I'rovide lor her the best you
can Love her a great deal in an
undemonstrative way after the first
year, l'.e as iru: to her as the
strength of her temptation w ill pet -mil.
He a brute to her soineiiuies
and then repent, apologize and
alone. Remember dial she is not
a creature ol logic, reason or iron,
but an inconsistent, lovable, break
able being, vv all faults more nu
merous and less grave llian Vour
ow u.
I III. vx OMAN HLRsl l.l
Give her lots of clothes fell
her often thai you lov e hei
w hether you do or mu. 1 isieii to
her when she wains to talk I 're
tend that you like to hav c tier
make a fuss over you, muss up
your hair and sit on your lap,
wrinkling your best trousers, when
you are w ell, and to give you nasty
medicine when you are sick.
Should her lov e become oppres
sive, give her children. II you
won't or can't do any of these
tilings, do not blame her for turn
ing lo a pug dog or an affinity.
She must have sunieihing to love.
This is her ideal, but rather than
such treatment from a man she
does not love, she prefers being
treated like a dog by one she does
love Life.
far atiead Spui geou
Children Cry
FOR FLET CHER'S
C A S T O R I A
NOP SI'OkLN IN JLSI'.
Spank! Spank! Spank' Tommy
1. ingniuie was undergoing mater
nal chastisenieni at the hands ot his
1 , '.':; i iiioiaci l.r . ale.g ihe apple
"I Suffered Years
With My Back."
Hack ache resulting from weak
kidneys, a had cold or other cause,
usually renders the sufferer unlit
lor work and often rcsulls in per
manent disability.
"1 suffered for years with my
ha, k, or kidney trouble, and have
tnrd a number of remedies from
different Insit ia-is. More than a
year ago, one nf our local druggists
induced me to try
Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills
and nfl'T Us'iij? them some three
months 1 found a decided improve
ment in my kidneys, and 1 am glad
to say that 1 hope soon to be fully
restored to health." J. P. ALLEN,
L.x -Judge City Court, Glasgow, Ky.
As lung as pain is present in any
part of the body rest is impossible
and the system becoming weakened
Is exposed to any form of disease to
which the sufferer mav he inclined.
Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills
hy stca.lv ing the irritated nerve
centers, make refreshing sleep pos
sible, thereby enabling the body to
recover lust strength. As areinedy
for pain of any description Dr.
Miles' Ami-Pain LVIs are unsur
passed. Sold by all druggists under a guar
antec assuring the return of the price
of the first bo if no benefit results.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
The Thrice-A-Week Edition
ui iiii:
Hew MM
Practically u llailv a( the Price ol
a Weekly.
No other Newspaper in
w orld gives so much at so
low a price.
T
lummy. s,,; ;r
li ;.! paused for f T.-aU. !
know this hurts iie more tl
dues ,' i ?"
And when Tommy
wuh his brother he pr
square board lie had eon-ealed and
iniii'iiitired
"I lilollghl t!l.ll 1 it I i Wood
w oiild i, ,l do ner h ind any gu,id
I ouisville 1 krald
alone
-ed a
I'l.kIT ciia sait:
A
on a
vv he
ship was
i the sc
ta
mg on t
quite rough
"Are iill tliil all aid '-" s,
uiie said to linn
"Oh, no," lie answered, "
been vaccinated and bapt
bolh '
id
w as
111 great puhlical campaigns
are now at hand, and you
w .mi tne news accurately and
promptly. The World long since
established a i ecord of impartiality,
and anybody can atlurd its Thrice-A-Wcck
edition, which comes ev
ery other day ui the week, except
Sunday, li will be of panicular
value to v mi i:ow. 'Ihe I hricc-A-
cek Win Id also abounds in other
strung le.uuies, serial stones, hu
mor, markets, cartoons; in tact,
evcrv thing M be found in first-class
dailv.
The I'hricc-A-Week World's
regular subscipiion price is only
SI per year, and this pays lor 15
papers We otter this unequalled
newspaper and the ROANOKH
M-.W s together fur one
vear tor - - - VliV
Idle regular subscription price,
of the tw o papers is $2.5(1.
ve
ed
Murals were so queer in ihe old
davs that most o! tile aneesioi's w e
take so nuuh pi ide in vv mild have
been hanged in these d.iv s
PEST AND HUlTH TO MOTHER AND CHILD.
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Ladies! ave Mm'y ai;l Kp
: '. " "- 5 Style by Reading McCau's
Magazine and Using McCall Patterns
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MCALLS MAuAZlrlt
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''Keidinanil, what isllic mat- In one of (he little Long Island
tcr'r" ci'icil the young; wife to towns a youth has recently opened
her husband, w ho seemed to be a laundry agency for the benefit of
Irvine; to tie himself into a ihe summer residents. He goes
knot. about with a small mule and a cart,
There was no reply save a gathers the soiled linen and ex
t'.'v I'uivb s, as the unhappy presses il lo the env agency. The
man hciil his bodv backward I mule is mil only small hut slow.
Illllil his face nivvi led 'Now and ihen il quits cold, lis
Let tne share your trouble, ; driver is repined not (o be in pos
I'Yrdinaud," pleaded the mini; j session of quite all his buttons. He
wife. isn't precisely feeble-minded just
Still the man lieiit his body a bil wobbly. The oilier day he
over, now twisting one way. was hammering the balky mule
now another. I with a club
BINGHAM, f, c "'..hipi . iw " - "i;,. v ; ",',;-,"
.li,m, i,iioun,i., Illi.nn. piK'l ONI HOBV Hi'' ' ",ls l ,,..,.
Scad for Cuil CUi.. l.1UlAJt SuL. . t. u. I"
1 1 seems very queer the w ay a
girl will pick oui her ears io gel
red Iroin being kissed on the
mouth. s
People who marry money pay
heavier interest on ii ihan it they
borrowed it.
CASTORIA
For Infauts and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
"Tell me. What is it!'" heg
ged his wife.
"It's only a collar stud that
has slipped down my back,"
growled the man, and once
more pioceedcil to stand on his
hettd.
Bears the
Signature of
A King Who Left Home
set till' milld In UlklllL'. lillt I'll II I Millie
ulka. of liulhil'i. V V , says lie uliiiivs
keeps nt Iioiiii' the Kmc of nil l.iixalives
Pi Kiiik'h Nth I. lie Pills und Hint
they'ie u hli'ssmi: to nil Ins family. ( uie
COIItl:lUoU. Ill'lldai'lll', Illdlk'l'sllUll.
I jyspepsi. Ocly il'c'. at all Jre.ggistn.
"Jimmy," said the Lpiscopal min
ister, sadly, "you ought not lo
abuse thai lutle animal so. You
must remember that our Lord en
tered Jerusalem riding an ass."
"Well," said Jimmy, "if He'd
been riding this son of a gun, 1 le
tllT.IM I) IO kMIMIiMHI k
Ac'oloicd pi'c.ichci was vehe
mently denouncing the sins of his
congregation, "l'.rcd-crn an' sis
ters: Ah warns yo' against the
heinous sin o' shoouu' craps' Ah
charges yo' against de brack ras
cality n' httm' pullets' Hut above
all else, breddern and sisiers. Ah
denionishes yo' at disher season
agauisi de crime of melon steal
in' '"
A brother in a back scat made an
odd sound w uh his hps, rose and
snapped his fingers Then he
salUowii.ig.ini uiiii an abashed
look
" hullo, ui. ih li icii'," said ihe
preacher sternly , "does yo' r'ar
an' snap yo' fing.ihs when Ah
speak of melon stealin' ?"
"Yo' ies reminds me, pahson,"
the man in (he back seat answered
Detroit I tee Press.
THK INSl l.T.
ADMIRES PASTOR RUSSELL'S
BOOK.
"The, Divine Plan of the Ayes"
Every One Should Read It.
Atlanta i '"i,-.i Hull ai s.us 'Iii
tv I.'l fill 1 1, luale-s Ii ,,s-el I.,1H
thai III,' H"l Well sii-l; , I..V III..
Si I'lplllll'S. l i - I'll!! 'Ml s(,H,' ,v
stelie. II ll. 1 llln'li eifM s,,,u,, is Ih,.
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li,,i s lme, mi, I it,, i, ninl Is.Iimu.
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yet
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