"THE WEALTH: OF THE MIND IB THE ONLY TRUE WEALTH."
VOL. XXXVII.
1. R. TJEBSTEH, Editor and Prop'f.
REIDSVILLE, N. C, APRIL 8, 1909.
SDBSCBIPTIOI OIE C-OLLiB I TEiB.
NO. 14
HEBREW BENEVOLEISfT SOCIETY.
A Strong
Wliiimm. Ait
OOCCOO
CXCCCXO030CXOCCXXD0OX
Mr. Charles
Nasal Catarrh
Mr. Charles Nathan, Treanrpr YonDg
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81.3 3t, Mary's Ave., Omaha, Neb., writes:
"I am glad to boar testimony to the value of Peruna as a remedy par ex.
cellence for catarrh. 4
"I have been troubled with nasal catarrh for upwards of four years. T
would havf beadaehea and at times it would cause bleeding of the nose. I
tried at least n dozen douche and powders, which were only a source of ex
pense to me, irritating the affeetfni "parts without causing any Improvement.
"One months treatment with Peruna cured me entirely, and 1 feel relieved
and pleaded to think that I am entirely free from thU unpleasant trouble.
. "A large number of the young men members of our benevolent society,
learning what Feruna did for me, 'jare tried it and beeu cured of catarrh oT
the head and iunps and the Ftomach.
"It has cured dozens of colds and inflammation of the throat and lunprs
caused by prolonged colds and T certainly think it a very superior and afo
remedy to use, always pure to help''
Stomach Trouble and Catarrh. i
Mr. William W in an,- Hoyt 8t.,
I'ortland, Ore., Vice President Patrons !
of Husbandry', writes: ,
"fUi.wh trouble and catarrh have '
been the bane of my lift- for a number I
of vears. but thanks to l'cruua, I am !
MY CREED.
would be true, tor there are those
who trust me,
I would ho pare, for there are 'those
who care:
I would bo strong, for there is much to
suffer : .
I would Le brave, for there is much
to dure.
I would bo a friend to all, the foe, the
friendless.
I would tm giving, and forget the
gift.
1 would le humble, for I know my
weakness
I Would look up, and lauRh and love
and lift.
Author Unknown.
A great manv people havo kidney
aud bladder trouble, mainly duo to
m'idect of the occasional pains in the
Kick, slight rheumatic pains, uriDary
disorders, etc. Delay in guch cases is
dangerous. Take DeWitfs. Kidney
and Bladder Pills. They are for weak
bnck. backache, rheumatic pains and
all : kidney and Wdder troubh,
rheumatic cams and
nig ana antiseptic, aua 1vuFj.
Don't fail to getDeWitt's Jijcmey ana
Bladder Pills. Accept no substitute.
Hecular size Wc. Sold by Gardner
Drug Co.
THE BUTLERS CONVICTED.
Greensboro. N. C, April 6.Ex-
Butler were today adjudge! guilty of
defamation of ex -Judge Spencer B.
" A isms, and Judge Long fined the
nior Butler 505an i the junior $250.
Not
rrr
3 VlMTi
What is a Vtonic"? A medicine that increases the sfrengUi
or tone of the whole system. What is an alt raUw. .
A medicine ZAS
i i i a -i- rn nrvrfnr
cucunoi. nsiv jwi , j -71
medicine doctors cannot endorse. JX.ACo..lqwcU.Mc
.
Without daily action of the bowels Ponv r Oyer's Pi'is for conttipatlon.
fc3PUTeblood,bUiousnc$s,headache. Ask your doctor about A) cr
Letter Concerning Pe ni-na. .
Nathan..
for Four Years.
Men's Ilebrevr Benevolent Society.
-
entirely rid of them both.
"I took Peruna for a month before I
felt sure that I was on the highroad to
recovery, but I was amply repaid for my
persistence. After three months of its
us T did not need any more tnediciue.
i vas conipli'tt-Iy cim-d."
Thev appealed.
The outcome of the trial was a sur
prise. Although the evidence baa all
the while been of the doubtful kind
whereupou to base convictiou. the
takiug of the stand by Judge Bynum
and giviug such testimony as he did,
was regarded as especiallv dangerous
to the complainaDt. Few people ex
pected a verdict carrying any damages,
and thaogh the Jury fixed it as 500,
it M as not expected to be so much as
that.
It would bo hard to ear how senti
ment ran here. Though Butler is
cordislly hated, he is receded purely
as a dea l politician and it is excect-
ed that J nage Anams win l'
the con? iction. It is known mat ue
expects from the federal government
recognition for his fine services to
President laic an i n is uT
who know that ho wouH have receiv-
reward earlier hut for this case,
l"tlouuts. but it was
always known that he did not care so
much for the damages as ho did a con
victiou. It U clearly a victcrv for
Adams.
The Butlers gave bond and fixed the
appeal. There are exceptions that
were asked for daring the trial and
they hold that the verdict was not io
accordance with the evidence. The
will Probably net get into the
Horn late fall even if the.
i,,,. court U reversed. There was
il-t kreut iaterejstin the mattei.
au,u,u
..c nch absorbed. Thca you hzve
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Ringing Testimonials From
- Young Men.
Unsolicited Evidence as to the
Merits of Pe-ru-na.
From the North, South, East
and West.
Ptaptes and Constipation.
Mr. Herman a. Boatiller, Port Cal
donia,Capo Breton, Nova Scotia, writes:
I cannot eyprea too highly tho
great benefit I havo received from your
medicine, Peruna. At first I wa i'kep
tical as to your medicine, but now I am
perfectly satisfied as to the results I
have obtained. 1 .
"I am thankful to say that I feet C3
xvcll as t ever did. The pimples have
all gone from my face. Manalin baa
cured the constipation and Peruna haa
cured the catarrh."
Stomach and Liver.
Mr. Joe 8chreiber, J3l Third St., M.U
waukee, Wi?.f writes :
"I have suffered greatly with stomach
and liver troubles. My complexion at
one time was very Fallow, my appetite
and digestion very bad, my stomach
weak, and I suffered from nausea after
eating.
"A personal friend recommended
your wonderful discovery, Peruna, and
I am under obligations to him for rec
ommending it to me, and under greater
obligations to you for having placed,
such a valuable medicine on the market.
I unhesitatingly recommend it to my
friends, who may besimilarly afflicted,"
To-Day Well and Hearty.
Mr. Robert E. Klessel, Pennsvillo,
N. J., writes:
"I feel better than Ievnr didin my lifs.
I am a well and hearty man. Peru
na helped to get my health where it is
to-day, and if it were not for Peruna I
would be in the same boat that I w;3
last summer. ;
"I took several bottles of Peruna, and
if I had taken it in the first. plac I"
would have saved several dollars, bcH
sides the time 1 lost, which was over
sixteen weeks.
"I eansay that Dr. Ilartman' Peruna
saved i my life. I can recommend Pe
runa to any one by the experience I
have had with it."
A Good Word for Pe-ru-na.
Mr. J. J. Moore, Box l.Vji, Pelr.cr,
S. C, writes: "It is with much pleasure
that I can spiak a good word for your
wonderful remedy, Percna.
"As I have been permanently cured
of catarrh by its use, it ha.- Imhm; vt orth
thousands of dollars to me. wir.b
I you mujli success in your work."
LIST OF PRIZES FOR CIIRYS
AXTHEMUM SHOW.
The committee on premimus has
vvotked harmoniously and well, and
the business men of the to w"u havo
shown their interest .by contributing
very liberally, thnsenabliug the ladies
of the Parsonage Aid Society of the
Main Street M. E. Church. South, to
present the following attractive prem
ium list for the Chrysanthemum Show
to be held next fall :
Th handsomest collectiou of grow
ing 'chrysanthemums of different
varietienumber limited to 12. Prire.
$g00 rocU cbairi KiTen by The
J Young Furniture Co.
Secon I handsomest collection of
growing chrysanthemums, of different
'.varieties number imiteJ to 12. Mot-
Hich Gra-ie. 5 lbs.
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The largest aud handsomest collec
tion of cut chysauthemumsof different
varieties. fS.OO bracelet, given by J.
C Morrison.
Second largest and handsomest col
lection of cut chvsantbemums of
ditferent varieties. Oue pair of $1.00
gloves, given by 11. L. Minor.
The handsomest collection of cut
cbrysanthemnrus of different varieties
number of blooms litnitei to 15. $5.00
lmp, givn by Hall & Chance.
Second handsomest collection of cut
chrysanthsraums of different varieties,
number of blootts litnitd to 15.. f 1.23
silver bell, given by J. 21. Tesb &
Sons.
Ten finest chrysanthemums of differ
ent varieteis. 5 lbs. of Priie cf
Reidsville, given by Robt. Hams &
Bro,
Second ten finet chrrsasthemorss
of different varieties. Two packages
ct Cecuentico gifen by White & Umt
tin. :
Eight ficest chrysantbecaumj of dif
ferent varieties. 5 lbs. cf Gold
Crumb, given It F. R. Peso Tobac
co Co. -. .
Second cifht finest ch rjia utters -
urasof different varieties. 75c. tie.
Kiven by Williams & Co.
Five finest white chryxanthememi,
different varieties crowing. I2.S0 in
gold, given by Glldewell & Lane.
Fire finest pink chrvsanthemumt,
different varieties growing. t2.50 in
gold given by Dr. J. K. Hester.
Five finest yellow chrysanthemum,
different varieties growing. S2.fO gclJ
piece, given bv Dr. J. W. UGcebeo.
The largest and handsomest collec
tion of cut chrysanethmuros of differ
ent varieties grown by child under 14
years. One pair of $3.50 shoes, given
by Price & Clark.
CUT FLOWERS.
10. The largest collection of cut
Cowers. $1.00 pair of gloves, given
by D. R. Ellington.
11. The handsomest collection of
cut roses. Aznrea perfume and
sachet. $2 00, given by Fetzer &
Tucker.
12. The second handsomest collec
tion of cut roses. 2 boxes of Rowo's
Dentifrice, bv Dr. JMcadcr.
13. The largest and handsomest
collection of ferns of different varie
ties. SU.OO pedestal, given bv A. P.
Sands.
14. Six handsomest ferns of different
varieties. $3.00 pair May Mcnton
siioes. given by F. S. Miles.
15. The largest and handsomest
asparagus fru. 3 lb. can Carjava
coffee given by W. A. Stacv.
Second largest collection of cat
flowers. 25c. worth of Tomatoes, by
R. L. Dixon.
15. The handsour.t collectiou of
white embroidery. $5.00 hat, given
by The Woman's Store.
1C. The handsomest collection of
colored embroidery. $2.00 shoes, given
by D. A. Hendris.
17. The handsomest centre piece
white embroiderv $2.50 gold piece,
given bv Dr. h. T. Smith.
18. The best white embroidered
shirt waist. $2.50 gold piecer given
Bank of Reidsville.
19. The best display of fancy work. 1
done by ladv over 00 vears. 3 lb. can
Carjava coffee, given by Harris &
Hubbard.
20. The handsomest embroidered
table cover done by lady over 00
years. 52.50 in gold, fejven by Citizens
Bank. !
21. The best piece of white em
broidery done bvn Kirl under lfi years.
A set of scissors, given by Miller
Hardware Co.
The best embroidered table cover. I
S25.0 in gold given by The R. P. I
Richardson Tob. Co.
The best display of crocheted table
mats. $3.00 spoous. given by Whitte-more-Moblev
Hardware Co.
The best white embroidered barren
scarf. 52. 00 comb and brnh. given
by Gardner .Drug Co.
The haudfeompsr white mbroir.ere
baby cloak. Ont-baIf fozen box ot
Colgate's Talcum, given by Britt-tiu'e
Drug Store.
The handsomest embntdrred fowelit.
Ouo t!iorongli-hff i vhit Leghorn
hen. ciyen bv Frank Burton.
The haur'somct hand-made baby
cap. One i!ozn c.ikf of toilet sap.
giveu bv Allen & Trotter.
The prettiest drsl doll bvthiH
nnier 12 icars. trir o!? l.c.O cn
bctton?. given bv i. S. Ilarrie.
The second prettiest lin-j-sed licdl ly
child under 12 yenrs. One fox of
Hoyler's candv. given bv Acme Gra
ce rv Co.
CAKKS.
The best pound cske made of Pride
ot Reidsville. One-half barrel Pride of
of Reidsville, given by J. If. Walker
& Co.
The best pound cake made of Gold
Medal flour. 4-H pounds cf Gold
Medal, given by Hotcberson Bros.
The best marshmellaw rake. Savory
roaster, given by R. G. Gladstone.
The best chocolate cake. On wash
stand set given by P. H. Williamson
& Co.
The best ran of light rolls cade of
Ballard floor. 4h lb. sack of floor.
giTen by J. H. Burton.
The best ribbon cake. The Review,
one year.
The best beaten bifcoit. Webster's
Weekly, one rear.
The best caramel cake. The Re
view, one year.
RULES AND REGULATIOKK.
J. No entrance fee will te charged
exhibitors, tot each rausl r ercta
eeason ticket.
2. No person will t allowed to
make more than cue entry io a r Ufa.
3. The exhibitor in all caw nst
have grown the Cowers whito she eo
trel for competition.
4. Cards containing enmbert only
will be attached to all flowert for
competition. Cards withtbe came of
exhibitors will U attached by tbt
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1 22nTrFin& IPsTxdfejr
Absolutely Pure
It b economy to tiso Royal Eakxnj Powder
It taves labor, health and money.
Where the best food u required no other
b along powder or leavening agent can take tho
place or do the work of Royal Baking Powder
secretary after the awards have been
h. Exhibitors not personally pre
sentiug flowers will attach card with
name of flower and class in which i
they desire entry ro be made. '
0. No piece of fanry work that has
been exhibited at previous shows here i
will be accepted. j
7. ail fancv work must bo done bv
the person entering tho same.
8. All cakes and bread entered most
ba donated to Chrysanthemum Show.
THIS IS AN EASY TEST.
Sprinkle Allen's Foot-Ease io one
shoe aud not in the other and notice
the difference. Jnt the thing to um
when rubbers or overshoes become
necessary, and your shoss seem to
uincti. Sold everywhere, 25c. Don't
accept any subhtitute.
Boston's city chemist and bacterid-j
ogist is a woman. Miss E. Marion
Wade.
RELIEF IN SIX HOURS.
Distressing Kfdnev and Bladder
Diceafes relieved in mx hour by Dr.
E. Detcbon' Kidney Remedy. It is
a great surprise on account of its ex
ceeding promptness in relieving pain !
in bladder, kidneys and back, in innle j
or female. Relieves retention of wa
ter almost iiniuodiately. If you want
quick relief and cure thisix the reme
dy. Sold by W. S. Allen, DrutrgUt.
BIG FARMERS' MEETING.
Tho farmers and buiinej-s men and
everv one interettel in the advance
ment of the eeneral interest of tho to
baeco t)U'jiup! of our fef?rtson. tore
urged to nttend a meeting of the
Muutal Protective Aff.ociation o
Bright Tobacco Growers, to be held
iu Danville, Vs., on " Friday. April
10, r.jo.. at tlie court house at 10
o'clock a. in.
The object of this meetinz is to
take active tteps to organize by dis
tricts. Let evervbodv atteni.
H. O. KERNS. President.
E. T. MOOREFIELD. Secretarv.
r
Absolute!
Is the best thing
we have to offer.
Other inducements
are of secondary ins
OTtance. Upon this
basis, do we solicit
your patronage.
Citizens
Bank,
Reidsville, N.C. J
Safety
GRAPES, from titer most IxcaltH
ful properties, fve ROYAL its
ndxTe and principal ingredient
Qepartment Of PubHC
Schools.
KDXTKD UY It. A. 1IATK5 J
'FLAG RAISINGS."
On Friday. March 2fth. the Retria
ville Conncll of the Junior Order P'
sented a flg aud Rible to the IJeth
lehem pnbiic school. The pool ieopU
of Rethleheui live I up to their repota
tion in the magnificent dinner fprrad
for the occaiiou. Anu in this fuuctioa
tho Juniors "quittel thcmK'ltcs like
men."
When the crowd nfpfmtlel a wel
come address was inado ty Hrother
Aycock and a response by Rrother
Hornbuckle. Mr. Hturv P. Lane pre
sented the flag iu a speech full of good
thought and noble seutiments. It was
a ilroug presentation cf the principles
of the Junior Order. Dr. G. W.
Brittaln presented the Bible in a
happy speech leplete with wit and
humor. The speech of acceptance was
made by the Countv Superintendent,
who expressed iiis carnent appreciation
for the interest mcuflcsted ly the
I Junior Order in the cauo of public
edncatinu.
exercises w
But the lxit part of the
as the singing of the
children. Thev how l gol training
and reflected credit open their teacher.
It was a good day in the hUtcrv of
the school at Bethlehem.
On Saturday, April 3rd, the Io
telligeuce Council of tlie Junior Order
presented a flag an 1 Bithj to (he
school at Midway. Rev. V. H. White
head, principal of New Bethel Arad.
my. mad a strong and eloquent ad
dress iu presenting tho fisg. Mr. J.
M. Sharp Jr. with his acccstctned
viccr and force of ieech prxctd
the Bible and licaid the j rioeirle
of the Order. On behalf of th scLool
Superintenceui Hares irccived the
flag the Bible, espreficg tl nki in
the Junior Order nod making an
earnest plea that our jjerplc maL bet
ter use of the Improved educational
facilities'thatre being provided.
The chool hoc at Midwav is of
the latest and bct tvr of sebcol
architecture. Il U a model of ectnfoft
anl convenience. The erection ot
such school hootrn U exirtiog a rz:ark
ed influence iu the eh vaticn of educa
tioual ttandtrds in the county.
BOARD SJKETIKG.
The meeting cf the Board of E lcc.
tion on, tne first ilouday io April
afforded a notable iituitration cf edu
cational progress. Fr ceo all jart cf
the county there wtre large dclega
tlost asking for help to tutld new
school houses and with petitions for
pecUl tax elections. Private sob-
crl&ttccj amoaoticg to oter 5.Co
have been made to go Into school
houet during the comiog year. ThU
ts m remarkable demonstration of in
creasing interett io education. Oar.
people are becoming cosrUctd that
the best thing tiy can do for their
diilirca U to e-Sccate then.
How can any pertcn mk taking
socse ceknown rxogh xrme'dv when
Foley's Hooey and Tar cou the a 00
more? It U a a! leicedj. contains
co barzafnl drug, and cures II- usci
oUtinate coughs aud cjIa. Why ef
periment with jour health? Insist
opoo Lavicg the getoice FclfV Hoo
ey and Tar. Brittain Drug iStcre.
2cboly can Tari ti borrow taocej
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banker.
soaebotr else, ecxert the
Foley' Kidney Betaeiy will care
anj eee cf kidney or bladder trcotl
that is not beyond tfce tt.eU of m4l
cifce. Cores backache and itregoUH
ties that if ccgUcted might mult U
Brisbt' disease or diabvtcf Brit
uia's Prog Store.