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THE RECORD. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, C. HARDY, Editor and Proprietor. One Year, - $1.00 Six Months, - .50 Three Months, - .25 Entered December 5th. 1S92, at "War renton, X. C, as second-class matter, under act of Congress of Mch. 3, 1S79. FRIDAY. DEC. 13, 1907. If you did not find what you were looking for, in the Presi dent's message, you were hard to please. The ginners report shows 8, 338,654 bales of cotton ginned to Dec. 1st. against 10,027,868 for same date last year. The general tone of the Presi dent's message is optomistic, and nothing like the old Roose velt before the panic. Prof. J. B. Carlyle, of Wake Forest College was elected presi dent of the Baptist State Conven tion at Wilmington last week. It was a wise selection. Senator Tillman wants the panic relief plan probed. It would be a good idea to have it looked into, but since the Republicans are in control how is it to be done. A bill has been introduced in Congress to limit and give pub licity,' to campaign contributions iii the future. Tho Republicans are likely to turn this bill down. The city of Chicago gets the Republican National Convention net year, and the time of the meeting was fixed for June 16th. Who will the Republicans nomi nate? Echo answers Roosevelt. It is now predicted that the earth will become as dry as the moon within 50,000,000 years. If the rate at which the South is going dry is any indication the scientists will have to shorten sail on that guess considerably. Both the North Carolina Con ference, of the Methodist Church, and the State Convention, of the Baptist Church, declared for pro hibition at their annual meetings last week. With these two (the largest in the State) bodies of Christians actively enrolled in the cause of prohibition the sa loons and dispensaries must go. May the day come speedily. Greenville Reflector. United States Senator Du Pont, of Delaware, declares there is no Powder Trust, and that he is in terested in railroads and has no connection with a combine. You could rake the United States Sen r.te with a small toothcomb and Ilnd it difficult to find a Republi can Senator who is not interested in railroads, or some combine for plundering the people. They all believe in protection which fost ers trusts and their votes show they favor the corporations, The people of Delaware must feel proud of a Senator who is "in terested in railroads" instead of the people. To prefer a Du Pont to Judge Gray, who represents the State under Democratic rule, i: a terrible tumble in the wrong direction. A tickling: cough, from any cause, is jnickly stopped by Dr. Snoop's Cough iJuie. And it is so thoroughly harm lejss and safe, that Dr. SJioop tells Mothers everywhere to give it without J esitation even to very young babes, 'j'he wholesome green leaves aud ten Ier stems of a lung healing niountain- as shrub, furnish ths curative proper Jies to Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure. It alms the cough, and heals the sore i ad sensitive bronchial membranes. No opintu, no chloroform, nothing harsh used to injure or suppress. Sim ly a resinous plant extinct, that helps t heal aching Jungs. The Spaniards nll this shrub which the Doctor uses. "The Sacred Herb". Demand Dr. Shoop'8. Take no other. Sold by All Dealers. The richest man is the one who is satisfied with what he has. When winds sh i iek high in fiendNh glee, And enters winter with his key Protect youself, from disease be free1; . Take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Hunter Drug Company. Conference Appointments. The Conference appointments fer the Warrenton are as follows: Presiding Elder W. S. Rone. Warrenton W. W. Rose. Warren S. T. Moyle. Ridgdway B. C. Allred. Henderson R. C. Craven. North and South Henderson J. J. Porter. Littleton J. G. Johnson. Weldon H. A. Humble. Roanoke Rapids and Rosemary J. T. Draper. Roanoke G. D. Perry. Enfield and Halifax W. Y. Everton. Battleboro and Whitaker W. Y. Everton. Scotland Neck C. A. Jones. Hobgood R. D. Daniel. Williamston and Hamilton C. L. Reed. Garvburg -D. L. Earnhart Northampton J. C. Humble. Rich Square B. C. Thompson. Conway W. F. Craven. Murfreesboro J. W. Autrey. Harrellsville J. P. Pate, Bertie W. C. Merritt. President Littleton Female Col lege J. M. Rhodes. Other appointments that our readers would likely be interest ed is are follows: Granville C. W. Robinson. Louisburg F. A. Bishop. Oxford L. S. Massey. Editor of Advocate T. N. Ivey. Supt. Orphange J. N. Cole. Roxboro J. A. Hornaday. Burlington Cit. C. O. Durant. Duke J. M. Daniel. KockinghaiiKJ. E, Underwood. Roberson T. J. Dailey. Goldsboro, St. Paul,-E. H. Davis. Mount Olive and Faison E. E. Rose. Kinston F. L. Bundy. Tarborp-R. H. Willis. Camden-L. M. Cha$n. Plymouth L. T. Singleton. Roanoke Island W. H. Brown. About Ole "Santa.' ;i01e Sfmta's got a heap of things I want a terrible lot, But don't you know he always brings The very best he's got? I'd never want another thing In all this world, if he Would only ceme this year and bring My mother back to me," Cosmopolitan. Notice to Our Customers We are pleased to announce lbat Fo ley's Honey aud Tar for coughs, colds ami luug troubles is not affected by ll'.f National Pure Food and Drug law e it contains no opiates or other harmful drugs, and we recommend it an a fe remedy for children and adults The Hunter Drug Company. Important to 'Phone Subscribers On and after January 1st. 1908 all telephone rents must be paid monthly without exceptions. Any 'phone being in areas for two months will be taken out without further notice. We will appre ciate it very much if subsciibers would pay the collector when the bills are presented as no bills are presented until the service has been rendered and it is quite a hardship on the management to be compelled to send several times to collect the small amounts Home Telephone & Telegraph Co., H. T. Macon, Mgr. Trial Catarrh treatments are being moiled out free, rm request, by Dr SLoop, Racine, Wis. rbetse tests are proving to the people without a pen ny's cost the gieat value of this scientific prescription known to drng- iiists everywhere asl'r. snoops Catarrh .Remedy, bold ly all dealers. Pianos and Organs. Mr. W. L. Royster, represent ing the Cable Co., of Richmond, Va., has several pianos and organs on exhibition at W. A. Miles & Co's. old hardware stand. Mr. Royster will only be here for a short while, and those interested in buying musical instruments had better call early. Terms made easy to suit the purchaser. Mr. Royster had an exhibit here about three years ago and sold a number of instruments that are giving the best of satisfaction. We commend him and the com pany he represents to the public. The Rev. Irl R. Hicks 1908 Almanac Is ready for delivery and excels aU former editions in beauty and value. The cover is a beautiful design in col ors, the entire book is full of fine half tones, astronomical engraving's and interesting- matter. It contains the Hicks weather forecasts complete for the whole year, finely illustrated. The price by mail is 35 cents, on News Stands :$0 cents. Word and Works, the Rev. Irl R. Hicks fine monthly magazine, contains all his weather forecasts from month to month, to gether with a vast amount of Ihe best family reading. The price is $1. a year and one almanac goes with each sub. scription . A dd ress WORD AND WORKS Publishing Co. , 2201 Locust Street, St. Louis, Missouri. Write for rate on almanacs In quantities. Agents wanted. For headache Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills. Death of a Promising- Young- Man Mr. Robert R. Palmer died at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan M. Palmer in this place, on Sunday, Dec. 8th., 1907, af tera lingering illness of typhoid fever. Mr. Palmer came home sick from his work at Rocky Mt about five weeks ago, and was never able to leave his room after getting here. All that loving hands an attentive nurse and skilled physicians could do was done but it seems that his time had come. It is so bad that this young man should be taken away when there seemed to be such a bright future before him. He was in his 22nd year. The funeral services were held from the Methodist Church Mon day evening, and in the absence of the pastor, the services were conducted by Rev. B. S. Bronson and Rev. Carr Moore, and the body was laid to rest in Fairview Cemetery. The floral offerings were elaborate and just beautiful. Mr. Palmer graduated in phar macy from the State University last spring and since receiving his license be has held a position in a drug store at Rocky Mt. As a mark of the high esteem in which he was held in that town the following young men andj associates were here to attend, the funeral and. burial services: Messrs. D. C. Swindell, C. P. Copeland, H. A. Williford, W. E. Spruill, F. P. Spruill, J. C. Daughtridge and H. A. Daught ridge. To the bereaved ones THE Record extends deepest sym pathy in the hour of trouble. May God give them grace to look to Him in this their hour of sorrow and affliction. A Tribute of Respect. It always makes the heart sad to witness the death of any one and especially so when one who is trying to make the most of life and trying to live it as God has taught us in his word, that we should live it, is cutoff just at the time when the future looks so bright. Such was the case with Mr. Rob. R. Palmer, who died athis homelast Sunday of typhoid fever. He had lingered long and patiently and died the hope of Heaven as a reward. He was the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan M. Palmer, just 22 years old. He was a young man liked by all, whose fortune it was to ' know him. Possessed of all the qualities that go to make the true Christian gentleman. He not only possessed these qualities but he demonstrated them in his daily walk. He made friends where ever he went and none spoke of him except in the highest terms of praise. It was not his mr pose to make enemies but to make friends, and he succeeded well for they were numbered by his acquaintances. He set an ex ample that it would be well for all young men to follow who as pire to live that higher and nobler life. Manly, noble, quiet, gentle, Such was the character of Rob. Palmer as .seen by one who had known him from his youth up. T. O. R. Resolutions of Respect. Whereas, God in his infinite wisdom has seen fit to remove from our midst our beloved friend and former school-mate, Robert Rodwell Palmer, be it resolved. First, We, the members of the Warrenton High School Club at the University of North Carolina, wish to express our deep loss and extend our heartfelt sympathy to his bereaved family. Second, That a copy of these resolutions be sent to his family and to The Record. Gid H. Macon, Ernest Jones, Frank P. Graham, Committee, CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bears the Signature of Last Tax Notice! The State Treasurer writes me that he must have money with which to meet pressing official obligations at once. This compells me to proceed to collect all unpaid taxes. All who do not heed this notice and pay very soon will be visited by my deputy. If you have not paid, this "meass YOU. Respectfully, RE. DAVIS, Sheriff. We Would To see our special bargains in MILLINEiRY, Coats, Dress Goods and Zephyr Goods. Lot of Hats and Coats bought at reduction. Trimmed Hats for $1.00. Children's Coats for $1.50. These we are sell at big reduction in order to make room for Christmas goods. If you hav'nt bought your coat or hat now is the time. Come in after Thanksgiving and we will show you the prettiest line of Christmas Goods ever shown in Warrenton consisting of Toys all kinds, Books, Post Card and Photo Albums, Stationery, beautiful China and Glass Ware, Hand Painted Glass, and real Japanese Vases. We are now ready for Santa Clau s. Mrs. T. M. Casserly. Notiee to Paupers. All outside paupers can get their quarters allowance by call ing on Register Deeds after 18th. Dec. P. M. Stallings. Chm. B'd. Com. Special Notices. FOR SALE! A store house and lot at Wise, N. C. Apply to J. H. Hicks, Wise, N. C. Always call on Fleming at the new market when you want good, cheap beef. WANTED! An experienced sawyer, must be capable, sober, reliable and not afraid of work. Apply to W. A. Crinkley, Warrenton, N. C FOR SALE All the com and shucks you may want. Apply quick. Walter B. Fleming, Warrenton, N. C PORTRAITS Any style and size, made from photogrophs or tin types. Likeness guaranteed. R. Roy Smithwick, R. No. 2. Manson, N. C. WANTED All the FUR I can get mink, coon all kinds of fur. Write me what you have and 1 will call and see you. Highest prices paid. R. D. Paschall, Ridgeway, N. C. New lot coats and hats just re ceived at Mrs. Casserly 's. Coats from $1.50 to 816. JUST RECEIVED a large car load Chase City wagons and they Ml i ? T T. will suit you in price and quality. J. J. Tarwater. Beautiful china, glass, Jap vases, umbrella stand's and jar denairs at Mrs. Casserly 's and many other pretty things for bridal and Xmas presents. HARNESS. More harness in stock than is carried by all the dealers in Warrenton put togeth er. Jjougnt in lots ana can be sold for what the small dealers cost him J. J. Tarwater. Have you seen those pretty rugs at Mrs. Casserly 's. Makes nice useful presents. OVER-STOCKED. More buggies and surries than I care to carry over, so I am go ing to sell them at cost or less. J. J. Tarwater. i If you wish the set of harness that looks, and is better than your neighbors. I have it, and the price is right. Still have a few sets of sample harness which you buy at wholesale cost. J. J. Tarwater. FOR SALE A good work and driving horse. Appl yto W. F. Rogers. WANTED A married man to work on farm for wages. Jno. K. Mvers, Warrenton, N. C. Money to loan. B. G. Green Closing Out! o 1 Cyphers 240 Egg Incubator, 4 Cyphers Out-door Brooders. A lot of Poultry Water Fountains. All slightly used. All in first class order and guaranteed to be the best hatching and rearing appliances. Will sell for less than half cost. CALL ON OR WRITE JOHN A. CREE, Stratheden Farm, Embro, N. C. PI! get ,mmcnate relief fron. I ILL J Dr. Shoop's Ma0c OmticaaL Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills relieve pain. Like You Notice to the Public! The Warrer ton Railroad Co. will discontinue the use at their i old depot, and commence busi ness in their new freight and passenger station on Monday, December 16th. On and after that da.te all per sons, or their authorised agent, will be required to pay all freight uiuu vajjcuoc cnugcs ju. iiiwuui ing shipments, and receipt for the same before remov.vl from the warehouse. H. J. Wfiis, Pres. Warrenton, I R. Co. v, ui-4 r j. . miao uvu iay iva.cs, via auudiu ine or .-aboard announces low Xmas and New Year loliday rates of one and one-thir d first class fares plus 25 cents based on rates effective prior to July 1st. 1907. Tickets to be sold De cember 20th.. to 25th. inclusive and Dec. 30th. 31st. and Jai. 1st. with final return limit January 6th. For rates and time t ables apply to the undersigned. C. H. Gattis, Tra. Pass. Agent, Raleigh, K. C. Orino Laxative Fnut Syrup, tbe )cew Lax.-itive, stimulates, but does not i.'ri tAte. It is the b-st Laxsitivp. Giiht m teed or your money back. Ti)e Hunter Drug Compnuy. A Beautiful Home Marriage. A beautiful home marriage was celebrated on the afternoon of Wednesday the 11th. of Decem ber at the residence of Mrs. Anna B. Watson, the mother of the bride, when Mr. Raymond R. Rodwell led to the marriage altar Miss Lena O. Watson. The parlor was tastefully dec orated with evergreen, ferns and palms predominating. A large, number of relatives and friends. of the- popular young couple were present to witness the plighting of their vows. Miss Pryor Bow ers presided at the piano and sofely played a wedding march while the bride and groom were entering. The handsome groom attired in conventional black was attended by his best man, Mr. Walter R. White, of Warrenton. The charm ing bride beautifully gowned in white silk entered, leaning on the arm of her brother, Mr. Wayland Watson, of Louisburg, and the impressive ceremony that made them one was tenderly delivered by Rev. T. J. Taylor. Although no invitations were issued, a large number of valuable and appropriate presents indicate the esteem in which the happy couple are held by their many friends. When Hie Stomach, Hesivfc, or Ki' U jy nerves gr t nnk, then llleee orgube always fail. Don't dni Hh Stomach, nor stimul ite the the Heart ol' Kidney.", That is simply a make shift. Get a prescription known to Druggists every where as Dr. Shoop's llestoiatl ve. Th IiestolativH is prepared expressly for these weak inside nerves. Strengthen these nerves, build them up with Dr. Shoop's Restorative tablets or liquid aud see how quickly help will com. Free sample test seut on rebuest by Dr. Shoop. Racine. Win. Your health is surely wurth this pimple .test. Sold by All Deale.18. The vacation we mis is the one we would have enjoyed the most. The finest Coffee Substitute ever made, Las recently l.eeu produced by Dr. Sboop of Kaeiue, Wis. Yon don't have to boil it twenty or tLiry minutes. "Made in a minute," says the doctor. "Health Coffee" is really the closest Ci'flVe rmmitation ever yrt proilM3jtl. Not a grtiin of renl Uolf'e in it either. Health Coffin Imitation is nnide iiotn pure toasted cereals or grains, with nialt, nuts, etc. Really it would fool an expert were hu to unknowing drink it tor Coffee. Sold by I). H Riggan. For Report of citizens WARRENTON, N. C, AT THE CLOSE OP BUSINESS DEC. 3rd. 1907. RESOURCES . Loans and Discounts, $94,392.21 Overdrafts, 2,085.64 Furniture and Fixtures, 987.34 Due from Banks and Bankers, 14,602.61 Cash Items, 740.91 Gold Com, 2,000.00 Silver coin, including all minor coin currency, 160.39 National Bank Notes and other U. S. Notes, 2,500.00 Total, 8117,469.10 State of North Carolina, County of Warren. I, R. T. Watson, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnW that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief R. T. WATSON, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me. this 11th. day of Dec. 1907. J. M. GARDNER, Notary Public v,orreci;-Atiesi: ju. v. liurwell, The Ycuth.s Companion in 1908. The Youth's Companion announ ces among the attractions of its 52 issues in 1908 250 GOOD STORIES Serial Stories, Stories of Character, Adventure and Heroism by writors whose fame is now growing-, and those now famous who won their first spurs in The Companion's columns. 3C0 ARTICLES Reminiscences, Sketches, Contribu tions to Knowledge by men and wo men who have made their mark as Statesmen. Musicians, Travellers, - 1 Lawyere, etc 1000 UP-TO-DATE NOTES on Current Events,' Discoveries and Inventions in Natural History, As tronomy, Physics and Manufactures, 2,000 ONE-MINUTE STORIES including Anecdotes, Miscellany. Humorous and Character Sketches, The Weekly Health Article, the Child' rrr.'s Fao-p. Timplv Editorials. rcr A lull Announcement oi the new volume will be sent with sample copies of the paper to any address on re quest. The new subscriber for 1908 who sends $1.75 for the new volume at once will receive free all the remaining issues for 1907, including" the Double Holiday Numbers; also The Compan ion's Fcur.Leaf Hanginv Calendar for 1908 in full color. THE YOUTH COMPANION, 141 Berkeley St., Boston, Mass. mm 6urss C!ds Prevents Fnen-vosfa Politics sometimes makes strange cellmates. .Uimi U-'H. AVgefable Preparalionfor As similating ttieFobdandHegctla ling the S toinacfs andBowels of Promotes Digestion,Cheeriur nessandRest.Contatns neither Opiumforphine norl-Iinera! NotKarcotic. JlecafOMJIrSAMUELPlTami Hmtpkm Sea Mx.Senna RotheOf SJit" jtaue Seed- Pennine - BiCarbonat&Sog&t fflrrpSeed-' Jtihteryreen ftarat A perfect Remedy forCouslipa Tlori, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions ,Feverish ness and Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature oF NEW YORK. EXACT COB? QF WRAPPER. ? 1 w i in iim r. Lit u. . f . t p : m r; h i. H-ft n r. ; , i ; n ji I If You Want to Buy LAND, Have about forty tracts to offer. Some very desirable property, well located. Some fine Tobacco LAND. You Can Get SATISFACTORY TERMS. If you have property to sell write or call. M. P. Burvell, Pres., or E. S. Allen, Secty. & Treas. will be glad to talk to you on the subject. Warrenton, N. C, May 1st. 1907. the Condition of ank, LIABILITIES. Capital Stock, Undivided profits, less cur 20,000.00 rent expenses and taxes paid, 2,li93.o-$ Notes and bills rediscountcd, d',O00.0O Bills Payable, lOOO.OO limc vex uuuaies or .Deposit, 34,477.91 Deposits Subject to Check, 38g!o4 Cashier's Checks outstanding, ,m'.i2 Total, S117,4(i9.lo vv. G. Rogers, E. S. Allen, Directc tori COTTON, Goods and Lumber. We have on the yard 100,000 feet of lumber from which we will fill orders when we can, but will devote the most of our time for 90 days to ginning and offering for sale the most complete line of boys' youth's and men's cloth ing and general merchandise found in any country store in the county' at prices that meet com petition. W. H. Pridgen, CREEK, N. C. Warrenton Railroad Co. Warrenton, N. C, June 1, 1907. MAIL SCHEDULE. Tiains will leave Warrenton daily except Sunday to connect with S. A. L. train at Warren Plains as follows: at 7:30 o'clock to meet the Shoofly go ing South, at 1 o'clock to meet 41 going South, at 3 o'clock to meet 38 going North, and at 7:10 to meet the Shoofly going to Weldon. W. B. Boyd, President. J. M. Gardner, Secty. & Trens. B. P. Teurell, Supt. & Agent. The wise man looketh not at tne thermometer during July and August. i m i. Hit Kjft".-',- " "J For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought or over Thirty Years THB OENTAUft COMPANY. NEW TO KB OITV. "5 Bears the Signatru bin w in 1 v f 9 imnw Ob.
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