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jllj jjjjjj ' ESTABLISHED IN 1806. VOL. LI. A NEWSPAPER FOR THE PEOPLE. WELDON. X. C.. TIIUKSDAY, 1 F-UUI AKV K, 1I 1 T. Terms of SubscriDtion$1.5C Per Annum NO. 40 HOW ARE YOU HELPING? NCI tomrnH l.) rnim urcriro p a y s q I HY S. i:. KISHK. unci w "k. i ft V 1 -.'.A i AlXOHOL-a iXH unm. '1 ... . . i.n CMt.A. . ' ,...:...,,i...l'...u hvUfdllla- i " ( i !iniuuii"xu.i "j " '5: lintj ihcStomadisnnd Uwcls of -3' Tlicrcbj'PromoUn4Di!''on Cheerfulness and RcstConUi neither Oplum.Morphlne nor Mineral. Not Nabcoiw 1 fiumatnSmt riBirrji" I . . . . i" I n ,..( (Si- I ConslipalionaiiilDirrh.a , oncl Ftvcrlshness mm I; IossofSleki; leUiijllietcfiw'01' w W it i w (ill! Forlnfr' !.'.: r, Children. p sCTfWl Mothers feo That Always Bears tlo Signatur Ml! a - M ("lit ... ClAnatntV 01 tVX !' luECEOTAillCOIlM'.Tr. I 1 ft- ifr In Use , For Over jr 1 Thirty Years iimi iiiiiih n iinmMl.rin Wr'r''Cr' """"" ""'" "'" "" y ''i-iiwirrnifiiiFHi rmimiuHnia THE BANK OF WELDON WKLDon. X. c Orjranized Under the Laws of the State of North Carolina, State of North Carolina Depository. Halifax County Depository. Town of Weldon Depository. Capital and Sqltis, $55,000. For ovrr 21 yea .ia iulituli.n l,a ,mnHa -wmkinu laeilitie (or till, section Its oek,.u,l1.rs mi.l iuniy . i.i.-nlilinl Mli the I.um neB intercuts ol ilulirax ami .Nurthumiluu euuntira A Saving llcpmliniMit in niaintunicl IW the l.eu.t 4 r! ho ilfKire to ;lepoHituiaSaviuirBaiik. In thm I Vpartmvnt interest i allowed as For l)epoit allowed Urn-main Hire muiitlix 01 longer ' per cent Six months or lonirer, 3 percent. Twelvn inuntliaur lonirer 4 percent Yny inlormatloii will be furnished u:, application to ll. l-r.-mdent url'asliier eBKMHIKNT : W. F.. DANIEL, VUKI'KKSIUKN'r: W. It. SMITH. I. f. DkAI'F.U, Teller. (-AHIIIKR: .1. O. IiKAKE, lliREJJTOKS-W. R .Smith, W. E. Daniel. .1. I.,. ,rlkPi w. M. ,.ohl., "aniol, J- l- rhepherd, W. A. 1'ieree, II. . Zolhcoller. .1 . W. sleilue. Automob Attention! ne uwner Send Us Your Old Tires! 3,500 to 5,000 Extra Mile Service Rea dily from Bell 2 in 1 Tire Co., (Incorporated) 202 W. Broad St. RICHMOND, VA. Phone Kandolph 6281 gy We buy Old Tires. IEXOEZXOZXE I . Z A B A . ARTISTIC TAIL0HIUQ, J g NEW FAIL & WINTER DISPLM FOR SUITS & OVERCMK g ake your inoaKUre ami make unit to nr.h.r n i.n an, lu tipect line hue ofpieee iroodn ami suoipleH. Satmfaetion iruarantei t Ji icaoEaoi Announcement! We have bought out the Dray Business und Good Will or Mrs. J. W. Vaughn and this is to an. nounce that we will continue the business In Wcl-on, giiaiuuUeing prompt service and careful handling; of baggage and freight by experienced drivers. For dray service call Ben Rodwell, Phone No 323. SMITH & HOD WELL, WELDON. N.C. The world is a dreary old place, you say, VChere few may start gladly and smile through the day, Where fairness is rare and where justice is rarer; The world is a place of oppression and tears, There the blight of men's selfishness ever appears, Where lo live is lo struggle through wearisome years But what are You doing to make the world fairer ? The world is a frightful old place, you sigh, Where men go to battle not reasoning why, Where the spirit of law is shut out by the letter; The world is a place where the wicked stand high, Where the righteous are crushed, where the innocent die Because of men's greed and the rights iliey deny But what are Vou doing to make the world better? The world is a sorry old place, ah yes ! There's so little of joy and so much of distress, Yet the cares we are bearing might all be made lighter If the ones whom the fates have not splendidly blessed Would cease to go trying to worry the rest, If the cheered the oppressed who hope on fur the best And what are You doing in make the world brighter? HIS MASTbiio GHkVc, "He will not come," said the gentle child; And she palled the poor dog's head, And she pleasantly called him and fondly smiled; But he heeded her not in his anguish wild. Nor arose from his lowly bed. 'Twas his master's grave where he chose lo rest He guarded it night and day; The love that glowed in his graceful breast l:or the friend who had fed, controlled, caressed Might never fade away. And when the long grass rustled near, Beneath some hastening tread, He started up with a quivering ear, For he thought 'twas the step of his master dear, Returning from the dead. But sometimes when a storm drew nigh, And the clouds were dark and fleet, He tore the turf, wiih a mournful cry, As if he would force his way, or die, To his much-loved master's feet. So there, through the Summer's heat he lay, Till Autumn night grew bleak, Till his eyes grew dim with his hope's decay, And he pined, and pined, and wasted away, A skeleton gaunt and weak. And ofi the pitying children brought Their offering of meal and bread, And to coax him away to their homes they sought But his buried master he ne'er forgot, Nor strayed from his lonely bed. Cold Winter came wiih an angry sway, And the snow lay deep and sore; Then his moaning grew fainter day by day, Till, close where the broken tombstone lay, He fell, to rise no more. And when he struggled with mortal pain, And deaih was by his side, Wiih one loud cry, that shook the plain, He called for his master, but called in vain; Then siretched himself, and died. it ''J nil Pi ' m-.vi ill ii i ".- 5 f,HwM .111.-' win nm '' ' v mm 1 , ; Host of Frien 1 have ten fingers and ten toes. And that same, I reckon, applies i tdn touni mat mucn, out 1 just to cigarettes, too. More and more I Cuts, Burns, BrnteM. mrct nountM nnd filei quioklr hcld with Arnica SaUe. It prsventa infeotioD h nticptic. otkint betiD2. fry it ooo. Money B.ck If It FaUa. Thw Original and Ganuina. Bucklen's Arnica Salve 55 3rABLSHtl 71 'Ufovvillon Freres L4t I ur ManidKi iiran la (t World iik;hfst ran us paii or RAW TORS 'hip your furn to tin. We pay alt xpreM and mail rharcea Writ for aar price liat PELLETS OF PHILOSOPHY. Take One Every Day. Don't expect to get the most happiness out of life unless you give some. You can have a good reputation in your neighborhood if you care lo. Musk cm be the greatest pleas ure or die greatest torment of a community. To hold the tongue is sometimes die greatest sign of wisdom you can show. You may live with people all your life and never find them out u mil some crucial thing happens. High brows may denote intellect but how are you going to tell any- ihing about a brow when a man is bald? Smiles have been known to do more than dollars. If the earth's surface Wf " tl.u, tin! is wiihoni innuiiHiiiv a i. s, ii tt.iald . csvt-r.'il aish .a-icr ... a ileiHli ot , leti riXHI.AlNr-D. "Jim. de lelegiaph is nisi Iikc a big dog wid his i til in Kichinond and his head in New York. You twist his tail in Richmond and he howls in New York." "Go way from here, nigger; yau know dere ain't no dog big ernutt'to reach from here in New York," "Yes, but just s'posen the dog was big enough." "(Jo wjy from here, nigger; 1 ain't gwine s'posen no sich lie." Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C ASTO R I A UKOSS FLA I TERY. "Does your wife ever pay you any compliinentsd" asked Freder ick Jimson of his friend Bender ley. "Never," replied Benderley. "Well, mine does; she flatters me." "Often?" . "Oh, yes, frequently particu larly in winter," replied Frederick. "Why does she Hatter you so much in winter?" "Whenever the coal fire needs replenishing she points to the fire place and says, 'Frederick, the grate.' " For Stiff Neck Apply Sloau'i Liniment without rubbing to the sore leaders and the pain will toon he relieved. For rheumatic acht-J, neuralgia, gout, lumbago, bruise, itraini. spraini and muscle stillness, have I bottle handy. Quickly penetralea aod loothea, cleaner than muuy plailert or ointmenta, doea not Maia the tkia. Al all dru&iUu, 25c. 50c, and $1.00. mm can't count all my good friends down South here they are far too many. And I'm mighty proud of them. The men who make me, say you can tell real quality by the com pany one keeps. Blood will tell. A good name and good breeding count most of all. gentlemen of the South are smok ing me, SOVEREIGN, every day. because they know I come from good old Virginia and Carolina stock the finest, grandest stock in all the world. Quality is the thing, friend you can't deny it. And I stand for Quality. You Folks of the South KNOW good blood! You Folks of the South KNOW good tobacco! That's why I am so loved among you all down here. So I am proud to say 1 em guaranteed by StAttavu v If you don't like me return me to your dealer and get 111 your money back. 1 have said it. A southern gentleman is known the world over for keeping his word, and I have given you mine. i ouy me. ivercisi FOR THE GENTLEMAN OP THE SO;'?! f. - - -- OJii j Mny of fm&m, aa, CHEVROLET AUTOMOBILES Now on display in Batchelor Bros, salesrooms, Baby Grand Model, a large powerful, roomy touring car. Just the car you have been looking for. Fully equipped with electric starting and lighting $790. No extras. The Four-Ninety, the most car for the least money of any car on tne market. Fully equipped electric lighting and starting. Let us show it to you, $530. Batchelor Bros. TAMER'S ROOF PAINT a&oiuura&finii straw vwrauo. wirww... - i i'n rim mi t liNYlTATlUiN. You are invited to open an account with the BW OF E AFIELD, fA FIELD, fl. c. 4 Per Cent, allowed in the Savings Depart ment Compounded Quarterly. VOU can bank by mail SOLD BY Pre n't u:,i eld llariwa J. M. Bragg Automobile I Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA J. Ilerli the Hurt All Uruftfit.1 ani )nlrm. 25c, 453 West 28thSt NeYork ' WELDON, N C, 2ler. -Vc.lv Mots
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