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ESTABLISHED IN 1866. A NEWSPAPER FOR THE PEOPLE. Terms of Subscription--? l.fiC 1 tr Ar t t m VOL. XI AX. WELDON, N. (, THURSDAY, MAliCII II, nir. NO. 10 ' " ; I 111 AI.eOMol, ,1 P.'u cuv p Wcfjcliihli'PrpparalioiilcrAs simil.iiiii5iiirFi)odanilRfiiih lint ttu- Sionwirhs ordBouteof Promolcs DislionJCIiEeifiil-' iu?ssiiRflfesi.CoiUalnsncHhr OpiiincMurpruitc norMiuenL rot narcotic. Jttr(x oruldtkSSMLIUlKEm flimfjtij Srtd Jtx.Sttm JitMltSA- I AurStd 1 ll'tirHKiUa I Hirm,M- I ClcrtM Sqar . 1 A perfect He medy for Constipa tion , Sour Slonwch.Dlarrtora Worms .Coimilsions.Fwrisli nessaiulLossOFSLEER Facsimile Signature oF NEW YORK. P3W Guaranteed uiiacFifiePiaaj Exact Copy of Wrapper, THE BANK OF WELDON WMLDOX, N. Organized Under the Laws of the State of North Carolina, State of North Carolina Depository. Halifax County Depository. Town of Weldon Depository. Capital anrt Surplus, $55,000. For over L'l yearn this institution lias j.n v 1. 1.-. I banking facilities for this section. Its stoeklioldois and ullu't is ate identitied with the busi ness interests if Halifax mid Noitlianiptoti counties. A Savings I ,'ai t rii'-nt is maintained !.n tin' 1 .-ti t 1 1 1 of nil who desire to deposit in a savings Hank . In this I'epaittucnt iiilcicsl n. allowed as follows: Tor Iicposits allowed to remain throe months m longer. - per cent. Six mouths or longer, 3 per eenl. Iele inontlisiu lunirer. I percent, tnv information ill he hum -bed on apphealion t" the I're-idontiii Cashier I'HKslllRNT : W. V.. DANIK.I.. Vli K-l'liKslUKM W I! MITII I. c hi;M'i:i:. leii DIItKCniKS W. t;. Miiith. W. l: It. T. Iianiel, .1.1.. shephoM. W. A UGH! CALOMEL MAKES YOU SICK. DON'T STAY BILIOUS, CONSTIPATED "Dodson's Liver Tom" Will Clean Your Sluggish Liver Better Then Calomel and Can Hot Salivate. Calomel makes j-nti niek von lo-e a day's work. Calomel is quiiksilvcr ami it salivates calomel injures your liver. If yii are dilious: f lay. sluggi"!! iind all knnel'it out. if ynur howels are eoiistipattd and your ln'ii'1 .clu s or -tomaeh is Hour, jut. take a i,,nf ill of I. armless Hudson's Liver Ton,' instead il using siekening. s:tliv at im' t al"i,iel. IM.n' I.iver lone i. Hill liver medi fine. ou'll know it tn-vl morning I"' iaue you will u.ike up I,-. In ir line, your liver will he workitg. i"tn I:,m.I .i ami diims. pine, your -tomae'i ill lie sueet ami loei, N r.vul.ii. Xmi !, I like v.. H king ""k ... 1 " It ! el ,-,-r KEEPS YO'O RHOMB ; FRESH aW CLEAN Combination Im umaik Sivecpcr THIa Siti!-Svi-pi.ns. ! -j -KMonin;. I ilINTI.EY Sweeper cleans uthmit raiiiiig ilu-.t, and at the same time picks up pins, lint, raveling, etc., in ONK Ol'KRAIION. Its ease makes sweeping a simple task quuKiy nnisneu. n rcacucs even the most difficult places and eliminates the necessity ol moving and lifting all heavy iurntture. The Great Labor Saver of the ome-Kvcry homr, large or small, can enjnv relirl Irom uroom the ilanurr of flv mg d ' DuntleyU the Pioneer of Pneumatic Sweepers Hat the comtmution ol the meumaiir revolving lirusli. Yerv railv oprrattd anu ansoiuiny ku.p ... i i. 3 V m f 'leaner, whv not five the "Uuntley i trial in your noun Ifrrt forfo for full csjrrhMluM WELDON FURNITURE COMPANY IjjL -Hl TAHHER'S SOLD BY Pierco-Whitchead Hardware Gompany, WELDON, N. C, For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of or Over Thirty Years 1 ASIIIKK: .1. I". MtAKE, haiiiel. ,1 u Inuke. W. I Cohen, I'leiee. I li. .ullicolln. ,1 W. Sledge Your druggM nr dealer sells you a ."ill eeilt holt If of Hudson's I.iver Toih under my MTnn;il guarantee tliat it will elean our "hiei-h 1 1 r hetti r ll.ai ha'tv ealniiol ; it vMin't make you irl aiiil uit ran eat anything you w.inl without tieing salivateil. oul' ilruggist guarantees that eai'ti iwiifiiJ will start your liv,r. e..an ynur Ih.w'!s an. sltaihteti vou up hi morning or ym. g. I loin inon.y h.i. k. t'hililren gla-lli fake Ii.nImiii's l.iiel 'tone Iss'HIlse it i-'l,a-alil la-tin,- ami ilm "n't gripe "I eranip or make tliein siek. I am .!linu milh'ins of Istflhs ,.l l. ilson'- I ti,-r Tone to o.le wlm luivi f.."T,.l t'at this i,asiilit, v.vetilhle, livet ti.,.. I, :i . I ik. the plaee of .lallgeroll, ,jI,.m ' !:in one l it tie on my wuinl ..I 1 1 . 1. - Lii.iranti'e. Ask your dniggi-t uruogcry u juo- i'""" n im. HOOF P4IHT at A h Use CASTOR A i mm EPIGRAMS. Read What William A. Sunday Says, Justification: It means that when I accept Jesus Christ as Sav iour, God looks at me as though 1 had never sinned. He imputes Christ's righteousness to me. LOVI-: I believe the world is dying for the manifestation of the love of (iocl love can never be defeated. Love will build a tun nel through all the mountains heaped against it. Faith l-'aiih puts us in touch with God. It is the power that controls the world. If your faith isn't used it will shrink. If we farm it by using it it will grow. Without faith there is not a mer chant or a banker that could do business. PivAYFK Were the world to pray I hy Kingdom come, mere would be no need of police, of courts, ot standing armies or na vies. Pray that prayer as it should be prayed and the peace of God would spread over all the earth and people would live literally by the Golden Kule. Seven-tenths of the professing Christians have no family prayer and do not read the Bible. It is no wonder you are wizened spirit ually. Thy Kingdom come means that we will ask God for the con version of the world before we ask Him for our breakfast. Jesus taught us to say "Thy Kingdom come" before he taught us to say, 'Give us this day our daily bread." Pray first, eat later. Jesus began the day with prayer. You never forget to wash your face and comb your hair. You al ways think of breakfast. You eed your physical bodies. Why do you starve your spiritual body? THlilR LAST RIDE TOGETHER, On the afternoon of April 14, 1865. a few hours before he was shot, President Lincoln was driv ing with his wife. He was in un usually good spirits; so much so that his wife said: You almost startle me by your cheerfulness." "And well I may Feel so, Mary," he replied, "for I consider this day the war has come to a close. We must both be more cheerful in the future. Between the war and the loss of our darling Willie we have been very miserable." TIME IN KENTUCKY. Hi'tcntly u Kontli'iitiin who travt'ls out of Paris was in the Kentucky mountains, tio miles from it railroad. A man asked him tho time. The gentleman looked at his watch ami told the inquirer. "That's railroad time, ain't it:- as,ki'il the man. Ye" said the Paris man, Well, we don't go by rail- I time up here," said the man. "VYt'jjo by suit time, 'cause we are closer to the sun thin we are to the la i I road." Pans Ih'iiuierat. wHFsiyiF FOR THISWOMAN The Price She Paid for Lydia Which Brought Good Health. Danville. Va. - " I have only spent ten dollars on your medicine and I feel o nuien uevw-r io" diil when the doctor wh treutinif nie. I don't suffer Hny bearing down paina tU!l nn'.v andl "'T well. 1 cnr.nnt say ehough for 1 ydiaE. I'inkham'a Vegeta ble Compound and I.iver Tills as they have done so much for me. I am enjoy ing good health now and owe It all to ..n h.m m i mite n easure m tun ing my friends and neighbor about them. "-Mrs. MATTIk iiai.ki, ov. nuhone Street. Danville, Va. No woman suffering from any form of female troubles should lose hope un til she has given Lydia E. Pinkham'i Vegetable Compound a fair trial. This famous remedy, the medicinal ingredients of which are derived from native roots and herbs, has for forty years proved to be a moat vaiua ku t,nie nit Invicorator of the fe male organism. Women everywhere bear willing testimony to the wonderful . ,. m-i.i , XT.. ....... virtue ot i.yuia ra. rinnnam n .eueio ble Compound. If yon have the slightest doubt tu I uHla 1.7 lln!rlin.tlla A'eirflttt- bleCoinpoundwlll help you, write to l.yilltt I'..t'inKiimmotiiv ii. vif. . .1 .i . I .. 1 f Ma... fi.rnils vice. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by womuii, Ad Mi iatrkt wattdvnc. -S3 You will save Made In o Kn nilnules Th L. & M. SI:M1 Mi:'.K!) RKAI. PAIN I' WW. WHITE LEAD, ZINC jni UNShcD Ot.'. ' : .-tr,a fr nni! I"' WO vein. I'se a jjal. m.! ! any l..t " i I'-Mvr yua hay and il not Ihe besl paint !:!Ji(!i'. : ) . i. ,' '. yottr money bick. EDWIN CLARK, Weldon, N. C. HARDY HI) WE. CO.. Scotland Neck LIFE'S JLOVELINESS. Think lovely thoughts, that every day be blest; Look thou for God, nor fancy Him concealed; Along earth's common way the flowers and grass Will breathe His name to thee when thou shall pass, To thy divinest self He stands revealed, His conquering power through love made manifest. Speak lovely words, to fall like sunlight rays, That youth may be so long and age but brief, To add to joy in life a little more, And take some misery out of earth's vast store, Soshalt thou walk with gladness and not grief, Planting a hope in all the thorny ways. Do lovely deeds, of brotherhood the bond; Each burden nobly lifted and each task, Lach day's plain duty leaches thee to bless The friendless lives brave in their loneliness, lire yet they near the Shadows and the Mask, And those untrodden paths that stretch beyond. Thoughts, words, and deeds! To stand for truth in all! This is the creed that counts. Unflinching toll, Staunch fortitude and strength of patience born, Securely treading, though the way be worn, Fronting the light, nor fearing to recoil, Facing the right, nor looking back to fall. A SOUTHERN GIRL. Her dimpled cheeks are pale; She's a lily of the vale, Not a rose, In a muslin or a lawn She is fairer than the dawn To her beau. Her boots are slim and neat She is vain about her feet, It is said, She amputates her r's, But her eyes are like the stars Overhead. On a balcony at night, With a fleecy cloud of while Round her hair. Her grace, ah, who could paint? She would fascinate a saint, I declare. 'Tis a matter of regret, She's a bit of a coquette, Whom I sing; On her cruel path she goes With a half dozen beaux To her string. But let all that pass by, As her maiden moments fly, Dew-empearled; When she marries, on my life. She will make the dearest wife In all the world. GREATER THAN EVER. More Reforms On Than Ever Be fore In History. There is a general wave of re form all over the country. Not alone in morals but in health, in comfort, in everything having to do with man's enjoyment. There are good roads advocates; health reformers; child labor re formers; germ chasers, fly swat ters everything you might be looking for, and some things you didn't expect. I here is a general reform talk on all over the coun try about our penal institutions. There is a desire to assist fallen women and fallen men; look in any direction and you see some thing doing. The civic leagues; the women's clubs all active for the betterment of the race. It is a good si"jK HUNTER S PARADISE. Sportsman Is the bunting good here? (initio Yep. Hetter than the fituHn'. Columbia Jester. HARD TO TELL. "Tho automobile must even tually supplant the horse." 'I suppose no. What part of tho machine do you think will take tbe place of the horseshoe wo hang up for luck!'" Louis ville Courier-Journal. 111 PAINT 56 cts. per gal. JUTS IS HOW fBuy 4 galsTLT& M. Semi-Mixed Real Palnl.v at $2.10 per gal.; $.8.40 And 3 gals. Linseed Oil to mix.withlit at estimated cost of 2.40, You then make 7 gals, of pure paint for $10.80 It's only $ 1.51 per gal. Anybody can mix the OIL' with the PAINTV Whereas, if you buy 7 gals, of ready-for-use piuil'in CANS. ym. pay $2.10 a gal. or $11.70. rju.B'iTl in No I'se to Try and Wear Out Your Cold It Will Wear You Out Instead Thousands keep on suH'ering Coughs and Colds through neglect and delay. Why make yourself ail easy prey to se rious ailments and epidemics as the result of a neglected Cold? Coughs and Colds saji your strength and vitality unless checked in the early stages. Dr. King's New Discovery is what you need thi' first dose helps. Your head clears up, you breathe freely and you feel so much heller. Ituy a bottle today and start taking at once. SUBSTITUTES. Tourist (in village notion store) Whaiblya got in the shape of automobile, tiros ? Saleslady Funeral wreaths, life preservers, invalid cush ions, and doughnuts. Judge. Are You Rheumatic Try Sloan's If you want quick and real relief from Rheumatism, do v. hat so many thou sand other people are doing whenever an attack comes on, bathe the sore muscle of joint with Sloan's I.ini- inent. No need to rub it in just apply I the 1 .1 11 1 1 in' 11 1 to the surface. It ib won- dei fully penetrating. It goes right to the seat of double and draws the pain almost immediately, (let a bottle of Sloan's Liniment for 2"e of any drug gist and have it in the house against Colds, Sore and Swollen Joints, Lumba go, Sciatica and like ailments. Your money back if not satisfied, but it does give almost instant relief. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORI A LIVINGON OTHERPEOPLE'S MONEY i Can't You See How It Works I How many people in this commu nity are living on their own mon ey? If the question was put to each person individually he unquestion ably would answer that he is living on his own funds. And he doubt less would be entirely sincere in his statement. But are we really living on our own money? Let's dig down under the surface and see what we find. For the sake of argument we will assume that you are running an account with the grocer, and the butcher and possibly other merchants. You pay, of course, but perhaps you make settlement only every sixty or ninety days. Some even pay their bill only twice a year. Now was it your money ihat paid the wholesaler for the goods you are using and for which you have not paid, or was it the mer chant's? And if it was the merchant's and you have not paid htm, is it your money you are living on un til settlement day or is it his? We contend that fully one-half the people are living from day to day on other people's money, and by doing so they are themselves directly contributing to the present high cost of living. Now control your rising anger for a moment, and we will humbly endeavor to show why you are keeping prices up. The average mercantile stock costs several thousands of dollars, and it must be paid for in cash or the merchant must obtain a line of credit from the wholesaler. And when he buy his goods on credit he pays a higher price for them. In turn you buy goods from the merchant on credit, and he in self defense must add still an additional "safety" profit. In other words, he must charge more than a cash price in order to protect himself from the certainty of loss conse quent upon slow collections, bad debts and other annoyances. Thus two "safety" profits are added to the original selling price of the article. j Do you see how it works how j the price is boosted? If every customer paid cash for the goods the merchant in turn could do the same with the whole saler, thereby securing from the latter a discount for cash of possi bly 7;J to 10 per cent. And then the merchant him self would not be required to add the "safety profit" to his goods, which would mean another sub stantial reduction in the price of the article, and all because of the sim ple expediency of handling the cash over the counter. Now doesn't it look as though this practice of living on other people's money is costing us considerably more than we are jusiified in paying for such a doubt ful privilege? It might require some slight in convenience and a little temporary retrenchment in order to change over to a cash system but if a mer chant made you a flat offer of a fiftien or twenty per cent discount for cash you would jump at the opportunity. Doesn't itappear to be to the ad vantage of everybody in this com munity to wipe out the baneful eredit system and buy and sell for cash? If certainly looks that way to us. How does it appear 10 you? Ah! The Invigorating Whiff of the Pine Eorestl How it clears tbe throat and head of its mucous ailments. It is tins spirit of Newness and Vigor from the health giving I'iuey Forests brought back hy Dr. Hell's Pine-Tar-Honey. Autiseptic and healing. Buy a bottle today. All druggists, ".oc. Electric Hitters a spring tonic. Health Promotes Happiness Without health, genuine joy is im possible: without good digestion and regular bowel movement you cannot have health Why neglect keeping bowels open and risk being sick and ailing? You don't have to. Take one small Dr. King's New Life I'ill at night, m tbe morning you will have a full, fret bowel movement and feel much better. Helps your appetite and digestion. Try one tonight. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORI A A Draft-You WlAri Fll'X (Vj aUlntkaa! lightly on the part, where tho pain h felt, it gives ut once a feeling of comfort and ease that is most welcome to the overwrought sufferer. Hear What Others Say : ''Then1 aro rio T.Iiiioi.-nl s (hut e,u.il SltiatiV Mv lueti'inil tin nnmilKia vrry ofti'O. tip runs Sltj.'oi uu Liu tn.-e and tliul 1.1 the l ut ul it." -Mrs. V. J. Urowti, HouU I, Uui tel. llalU, TetM. "I hve used Sloan'. Linimi'nt fur fnmily u.e for yrrtr nml u-miM not ho without, it. We biivt. ruin-d a family el irn I'tniilmi and h:tvt' ie ,1 it tor rroufi nnd all lung troubli; also, as im antin-ptic for wiuml., nf whirli oltililreti Inve n Kr'Ut many, it can't be. b.'at. My wifi, .pianx-d h"r ankle lat sunuii'T iiikI it wad in hail nli'ip. Slotto'a I.immcnt apph'it ennhlid ti'T to tio bh pood n. ivr in :t wo.'k. I Laio used it ai'vcral tiuit-B tor Bprains and rhuuniatnuu." Ju.a A t'trcvm!,, li. li. A u-if. Keukuk, loua. It works like magic, relieving Lumbago, Rheumatism, Sprains and Bruises. No rubbing juttlayiton. Price 25c. All dealers. Send four cents in stamps for TRIAL BOTTLE. Sent to any address in the U. S. DR. EARL S. SLOAN, Inc. DeptB. Philadelphia, Pa, KEYNOTE OF HAPPINESS. Every Man, No Matter How V. ciously Inclined, Clings to His Ideal. How few women realize when they are railing against man his faults and deficiencies how large ly they have themselves to blame for the masculine failings. The men who make bad husbands, nine times out of ten have had weak, querilous, irritable mothers, and the women they marry, as a rule, content themselves with re senting the fact of their shortcom ings without making any strenu ous efforts to recify them. So history repeats itself, and ihe sons, like their fathers before them, grow up in an atmosphere rilled with bickerings and dissensions. How can great and good men be the products of such lives? The sooner that women awaken to a thorough understanding that the key note to all family happiness is harmony, and that it devolves up on them alone to establish (hat harmony, there will be more heard of domestic felicity and less of the "new woman." Lvery man, no matter how viciously inclined, clings to his ideal when he can find one, and it is surprising how they sometimes manage to defy the most ordinary of feminine mortals. If each and every woman would determine to be worthy of deifica tion by the man she loves, that man (were he rightly so-called), would be inspired by her exam ple, and the desire to rise to her level would soon find place in his heart. We don't say that this is an easy part for a woman to play, but surely it is better than betng content to slip down off the pedes tal that man would place us on, and insisting upon being made of no finer clay than he. Cnlidron Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C ASTQRI A STRICTLY CASH BASIS. Shortly after the reconstruc tion period began, an old South ern planter met one of his ne groes whom be bad not seen since the bitter's liberation. "Well, well !" said the plant er. "What are you doing now, I'nele Josh?" "I'se a-preaehin' of de (ios- pil." "What! You are preaching?" "Yassab, marster, I'se a prearbin'." "Well, well! Do you use notes ?" "Nonsuit. At de fust I use notes, but now I demands the cash.', Judge. SELECTION BY THE CHOIR. Following tbe testimony of John D. Rockefeller and An drew Carnegie, the choir will please sing How Firm a Foun dation. CASTORIA For Infant and Children In Uso For Over 30 Years Always bears th St(MtWwf Catch Cold-Then Follows Coughs,Cold Stifi Neuralgia r-speciiilly m the piercing p.'iin of neuralgia or the dull throb of hi'atl.'iclii! i.-i Sloan's Liniment wonderfully relieviug. Laid Especially ia tl Po Sure T'?:s C2:i J&iji..) Cci;;ih Keilicme i .ii.iti''irt tvwttyi ful!"W ill t'uit of sao cv -. Hum! r-.i ii int. tin it 'it-, h tvo come ami K M sii.c! 1'i.l.L. H liiM,i A S II 1'.lt t'oH- j -H vi i i' -an. to ars u;j, tu Iwegu iLu trip c(lila4rl.t:,.U-..lnt. .'- suts yju gel ihe genuine f nicy's riency and Tar Compound jliij uu.. J t!it namu that Kund til(c il. . -j i.ro three easy ways to tell t!:o i.iiiuo. 1 t -The name of "Foley's." xud The yellow package. ardThj beehive on the yel low package. You cannot pet a sub stitute to do for you what Foley's IIom.t and Tab Coxii'orxD will io for coughs, colds, croup, 1 puii'Mal jrj lagrippo coughs, throet uinl 'rotililo. Buy it of j r- it';)" ! t io,.; be safe. ! . :t-:i is a friend Administrator's Notice. Having nualilied before the Clerk of the Suiei uu ( ouii of Halifax county, N . C, as Administrator of the estate of I-' .1. Hounds, deceased, late of said county, tins is to notify all persons having claims against the said estate of K. .1. Hounds to exhibit them, duly ver ilied to the undersigned at Weldon, N, C. on or In-fine tlicltrd day of March, ll'l'i, or tin notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate settlement with the undersigned This the ;!r,l dav ol March, 1!)I5 IIOWAltD V. HoI NDS, Admr estate .1. Mounds, dee'd. Hv WM. L. K Nil. Hi, Attorney. ;t t tit. Trustee's Sale. I oiler for sale entire stock and fix tures of the t inted .-, lOand 2.",c. Stores. Stores loeated at Charlotte, S. C, Hen derson, N. C . Oxford, N C, Weldon, N. C, Castonia, N. C, I.incolntnL, N'. C. Stock consist of o, 10 and L'oC. mer chandise. II interested w rite for par ticulars. W. i; WEI.LKK, Trustee, 31-33 W. Trade St., charlotte, N.C. 8 4 If For Sale. 1 have for sale lot) bushels of Kick's Improved Cotton Seed Also have a Kegistered Hull fot service. 1. T. (iAUNKK, Weldon, N . C. (1EORUEC. OREEN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, (Natioual Hank Building) Weldon. N. C. TO OUR irn Owing to the fact that this is the first winter that the people of Weldon have had experience with water works, we wi h to say to ail of uu,' custom ers that should any de. fects appear in either the workmanship or material in any work that we have installed that we stand ready to remedy same without cost to the own er. We also wish to say that should you have rea. son to believe that your work is not properly in stalled we ask that cu call us and we will have the Plumbing Inspector examine same and should he find same not properly installed we will remedy all trouble without o . i IS-'HT '"i' ' ' "' 4lly
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