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FAST LIVING.
Death R;ite of Persons Over Forty
Is Increasing.
While it encouraging to note
that the death rate in the I'nited
Stat.-s has decreased about
lior cent since an\ com
pact ' c>" that might lie caused by
t
stat 'it tli.it the leatit rat'• « 1
I't.v
: . viva- i rai r:a!'\ in that
t. a:  t .v itr i-stijrat- is •'
t c.. .1 re ca-tii I .'
■ , , ;n exj lanation ami
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.
»v
'e tubet
1 so on.
ji. • 11f it it »' >• * tbt l
:i . .oiul H >. «t !•»'»» i
'.•tiiili'in i how to decrease
mortality i• t" adults above torty
years of age comes up strongaml
i: sistant.
Various reasons are assigned
the heavy death rate among
the middle-aged. It is generally
held, according to a recent
medical disseration, that one of
the most potent causes >t this
evil is too fast living. The ten
dency of the times to maintain
a strenuous, luxurious existence,
iemanding highly seasoned foods
and excess of alcoholic drinks,
and mad pleasures is changed
with the responsibility largely of
the great number of deaths from
alcoholic diseases. There must
come a day when the people of
these United States will have to
pause and look about taking an
inventory of how they live and
hnv they should not live. The
average American, it seems,
must abandon a career of
luxurious living, and hie himself
back to the simple customs of his
forefathers, should he prefer to
• There Will be no Tobacco J
• Sales on the Winston Market |
• During the Months of June and July •
H—y HH
® On account of the fact that so few buyers are on the sales during
® the summer months and believing it to be for the best interests of %
Sthe farmer as well as the market, it has been unanimously decided
to suspend sales on our market during the months of June and July.
A We urge all the farmers to sell what tobacco they have on hand
2 during the month of May. M
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S The warehouses will be open all the summer as
Z usual to take care of their friends and patrons. 0
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! Tobacco Board of Trade:
• By F. A. COLEMAN, President. t
| Z. T. BYNUM, Secretary. |
BOND ELECTION.
; Rockingham County to Vote on Big
Issue For Good Roads.
Wentworth, May 2. Tho
board of commissioners of Rock
ingham county, in session hero
j yesterday, ordered an election to
bo held Juno I to permit tin
volt r '.■» pass on tho qiu stion of
iss'ii.'.; S'iiHI.OOO Worth of bi iu'.s
for permanent roadbttilding in
Rica . .■ham county.
A | t!;•."!! coi;taiiiin-.r oxer !,-
7 0 names of v tors asking tor
said election was liled with tlij
rd
Noted Case Settled
Hal gh. May 1. Tilt
S i; romo Co .rt > stains tho ele
ction of Ceorge W. Flynt, Demo
crat, as sheritV of Forsyth co'in
ty in the suit contesting 11iolec
ti 'ii brought by D. A. Jones,
Re: ;l lican candidate, two years
ago. The opinion was delivered
this afternoon and linds no error
in the trial below where the
evidence was that Flynt had a
majority of 1J votes over his
Republican opponent.
There never was a time when
people appreciated the real
merits of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy more than now. This
is shown by the increase in sales
and voluntary testimonials from
persons who have t»een cured by
it. If you or your children are
troubled with a cough or cold
give it a trial and become ac
quainted with its good qualities.
For sale by all dealers.
Mr. John V. Phillips, of Dal
ton. was here yesterday on his
way home from a visit to his
farm on Snow Creek.
live less tiut live longer. The
candle must be burned only at
one end. to make the chance
greater for a robust and healthy
old age.
THIS DANISURY REPORTER
BE A ■ BdL iJSj
IIS THE BEST IN THE >5
WORLD I
because it is made of fc
the purest and best in- E
predion ts, because i fi
| contains more lu alin \ ■ 
■ strengthening and lip £
building mate! ial tliu.i H
any other Lmulsion, on 1 a
« because it is a perfect U
I product of a scientific 'j
| ally perfect process. 0
•} Doctors the world over Lj
recognize
jScoti's Emulsion!
Los the Standard prepa- |
ration of Cod Liver Oil. I
am. i>Ki »
Francisco.
Francisco. May 1. There was
a bad accident happened rear
Francisco last Sunday morning,
when Harmie Coin, Mr. Abe
(Join's infant, got badly burned.
Miss Emma Hudson is spend
ing a fortnight with her grand
father, Mr. Jeil' Coin.
There was a chopping at Mr.
Walter Ray's Tuesday.
Those who visited Miss Tabi
tha Jetl'erson Sunday were
Miss Emma Hudson, Messrs.
David Coin. Bynum and Willie
Bryant. Silas Tucker, Willie
Poore, Willie Shelton and Calvin
Fry.
Mr. Willie Shelton traded
three calves for a talking ma
chine last Saturday.
They organized a Sunday
school over at the academy the
! 4th Sunday.
CUESS WHO.
Bcttie Ann Bunker Write; To
MOSSY Bill.
Rocky Blutf, N. C.,
>?."> W. Liberty St.
Mr. Mossy Bill.
t Cod bless you. dear, l'or answer
ing my advertisement, for 1
think you will suit me tip top.
When I read your letter it just
c tme in my mind you was the
very little boy 1 wanted. Al
though 1 never did fancy white
hair but I new r will stand back
on that account, as blacking i*
or, l\ 3 cents a box.
Now, dear, I will "• t promise
voli 1 v. ill do all the plowing, for
I am not use to an o\. Pap
keeps a blind mule i' r us girls
to plow. Oh. my. did I ever
think when 1 advertised 1 would
marry a hoy with a big •> acre
farm and a tine little log cabin
on it. Nov, darling, 1 had
rather you wouldn't sell that pig,
to have pictures made: I had
rather you would sell two of
your cats, as one cat will be all
that i> needed to catch the rats
in that little house.
Vou asked me for my photo (
and lam sorry to say I haven't j
had any made in 50 years except
ma had a family group of lis all
made last summer. Vou just '
wait and after we are married
we will have one taken together. 
I distinctly remember seeing
you at a dance one night at
grandpap Bunker's and have
longed to meet you. \ou have
won my whole heart anil what
more could you do. I cannot
imagine any happiness for mv
self in the future without you.
, Now. dear, you said you was
getting old and feeble. I don't
know what makes you talk that j
way, for you are just -1 years |
I older than I am and I feel as j
young as any sixteen-year-old
girl. I will close. Answer real
soon and tell me all the news.
Lovingly,
BETTIE ANN BUNKER.
Remember Your
Eyesight.
Do Your Eyes Water?
Do You Suffer
With Headaches?
IF SO
Or® iVleifczer,
The well known Optician. who has been in Madi
son ami Majodan for the past live months, is now in
Walnut Cove for the next few days.
This Celebrated German Optician is now makin.tr
his headquarters at the Colden Utile Dm*: Store, and
will examine the eyes of all who come
F rcc of Charge
Dr. Melt/.er is a Graduate Optician of Germany,
holds State License from the North Carolina Board of
Optometry, has an experience seventeen years as an
Optician. He has been in Madison and Mayodan for
the past live months, in which time he has fitted
with glasses many of the best citizens, all of whom are
well pleased with his services.
I>r. Meltzer can be found at the Golden Rule Drug
Store for the next few days, and will be glad to
examine vour eyes absolutely FREE OF CHARGE.
REMEMBER
You will be under no obligation to give an order for
glasses unless it is your wish to do so.
FURTHER, all Glasses fitted are GUARANTEED
to give absolute satisfaction.
If it is inconvenient for you to come, write or
phone me if you need anything for your eyes and I
will call at vour home at your convenience.
DR. MELTZER,
Golden Rule Drug Store, Walnut Cove, N. C.
References as to Dr. Meltzer's Skill and Ability
may be obtained from the following well known Doc
tors: Dr. R. G. Tuttle, M. D., Walnut Cove, N. C.;
Dr. Matheson, M. D., Madison, N. C.; Dr. Roach, D.
D. S., Madison, N. C.: Dr. L. Robertson, M. D.. Dr.
H. B. McKnight. M. D., and Dr. Wm. B. Lewis, M. D.
Wood mowers, rakes, repairs. It will pay you to visit my
Ketger's store. 1 bargain counter. W. E> Butner.