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KOXBORO, N C Aug. 27, 1902
FOREST-SMITH.
Mr. B. B. Fore3t, of Hilsboroy
'acl Miss 'Mollie Smith, of Jjeasburg,
ere united in marriage -Aug. 14, in
one of the most beautiful ceremonies
ever witnessed in teasburg. The
beautiful fiqral decoration, the' un
' excelled and the originality display
ed, united in making this, the crown--ing
event of the season, At 11:30
. o' clock , the bridal party consisting
of Misses Lizzie Featherston of
;Leasburg; Mabel Tuck, of Harmony;
Elma Stephensof Leasburg Maude
Harris,of ; Hurdles' Mill; Mammie
Warrec, of Corbet; Evelyn Newman
of Leasburg; Bertha Pulliam of
" Leasburg; . Messrs. F. Thompsotr,
; of Hillsboro; J A. Morton, of Leas
burg; J. Wells, of Corbet; 'ft. B.
Connaliv, of Leasburg, J, E. Wfn-
stead, of Winstead; C. F. Harris, of
'Hurdles Mill; W. A. Jones, of Leas
burg began to assemble at the bride s
grandfater, Mr. V. L. Morton for
the roon reception, , On entering the
jdinin hall a scene of surpassing
beauty greeted the eye.
' -Every thing was beautifully decor-
ated in pfink and Vhite, so while our
'young people feasted upon the lux-
rariant repast the eye was drinking in
a scene of beauty which is ever a
joy. Long befoe the appointed
hour the ushers, Messrs. D. L. Mor
ton. J, W. Murray, E V. Morton
and S. Smith were on dutv as friends
far and near filled the church.
- At exactly two o'clock Miss
' WilhelminaLea of Leasburg played
Men delhoris famous wedding march
and v hile the audience waited in
expectancy the attendants, Jbhe ladies
being dressed in white organdy and
wearing the handsome black
hats, entered the doors on each ide
the vestibule and passed in double
file down each aisle. Just before
the chancel a crossing: was made, the
ladies passing to the left; the gentle-
m.n fn tho nVKf rA
.
alone, Miss Lizzie Featherston,
bridesmaid, wearing a lovely pink
organdy.
: The attendants had now taken
their positions on each side of the
chanpel and all eyes were turnad
, upon Miss Mol lie Smith, the lovely
Ibride, who leanipg on the arms of
her step father, Mr. D. Wells and
attired in a handsome traveling suit
of blue summer serge, bearing in her
liand a beautiful boquet of brides
ro3es which she at once presented to
her bridesmaid on reaching the altar
where she met the groom with Mr.
S, F. Thompson, best-man, just be
fore the chancel.
- The ceremony was " performed by
Overorlk Weakens
Your ; Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
All the blood in'ygur body passes through
. your kidneys once every three minutes.
? ; The kidneys are your 1
blood purifiers, they fl-.
"ter lout; the ;; waste r.
; impurities in the blood. '
sli they are sick or out
of order; they fail to do
xneir worK. ; -
Pains f aches and rheu-,
. matism come from ex
cess of uric acid in the
: blood ' due.to neglected
kidney trouble. i-'ihy?''--:,
Kidney troubles causes qickforlunsteady
he.rt beats,' and f makes . one ''feel; as though
" "-they had heart. troub!erbecaute the 'hearts is
k t rworking .',ib,: pumping thicks kidney-r
peispned blood, through yei'rii and arteries. 1
It used to be .considered that.onlyNurinary
?( troubles were tdybetracedtotneXkidney,
"'. but nov modern science proves that , pearly
all, constitutional diseases have their, begin-'.
. nir. in kidney trouble.- - ' '
V ir you are sick you can make no mistake
by l.st doctoring' youVkidneys;'he5 mild
and the extraordinary effect of DrKilmer's
' - ' Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy, is
soon; realized. : It' stands the highest' for, its
- -: r wcnderul cures of the most distressing cases
, 1 ' &ndr is S3b 5n its merits
' by1 all druggists in f if ty
- cent and one-dollar siz-
wi.. iuv luay iiiv .a
sample cottic man k Home of swamp-Root.
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
cut if you' have kidney: or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
her beloved pastor, Rev. R. F. ;T-
lor. , After the ceremony the : happy
couple acenmpained to the nearest
st t)on by the bnpal party, -tjoaraea
the trnin for Asheville ;and other
pointy nearhi a shower of roses. ;;'r
'Miss Smfth was one of Leasburg's
most charming young ladies and will
be greatly : missed- by her many
friends. Mr. Forest is a, man. of
8tu'iliqg worth nnd one of v Hills
bopo's most successful business men.
Their host of f riends here and else
where offer their sincerest coEgratu-
lat;ons.
r-' B. P.
A Minister's Good Work.
! had a severe attack of bilious
colic, got a bottle of - Chamberlain's
Colic, Cnolera andDiarrhoea Reme
dy, took two doses and was entirely
cured," says Rev. A, A. Power, of
Emporia, Kan. "My neighbor across
the street was sick for over a week,
had tv7o or thpee bottles of' medicine
from the doctor. . He used them for
three or four days without relief,
then called in another doctor who
treated him for some days and gave
him no relief, so discharged him I
went over to see him the next morn
ing. He faid his bowels were in a
terrible fix, that they had been run
ning off so long that it was almost
bloody flux. I asked him if he had
tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and. Diarrhoer Remedy and he said.
'No.' I went home and brought 'Jaxm
my bottle and gave him one dose;
told him to take another doe in fif
teen or twenty minutes if he did not
tin'i relief, "but he took no more and
was cared." For sale bv W. R
Hambrick.
The Philadelphia Press,
4. ' .
staunch advocate of protection and
trusts, makes the point that if Cu
ba is allowed to raise her tariff' tax
in order to secure a $35,000,000
loan, "the burden will fall heavily
upon her porr people." What? The
ijress nas oeen telling us tor years
that the foreigners paid the tax. If
that is true in the , United States
why isn't it true in Cuba.
The laws of health require that the
bowels move once each day and one
f the penalties lor violating this
oawis piles. Keep your bowels reg-
ular by taking
a dose of Chamber
lains stomach and Liver Tablets
: when necessary and you will never
; have that severe punishment mflict-
ed npon you. Price, 25 cents,
sale by W. R. Hambrick.
For
Vomen seldom succeed in denis
try because she insists on working
her own jaws.
McDuffie's Little Blue Liver
Pill makes blue people briir h ,
cleanses tie system of. all the deif
ter i OU8 an u u n health v rn Jitter an d
makes a new 'person of you. 25 cts.
For sale by J. D. Mor ri3.
Love is a malady of the mind
that- swells the hart and knock s
the stuffing out ' of the pocket
book v
, .
What most people want ! Is 8ome
thing mild and. gentle, when in need
of a physic. Chaujberlains Stmr
ach and Liver Tablets fill the bill to
a dot. They are easy to tak and
pleasant i n effect. For sale by W ,
Ri Hambrick.
Many a joke that is enjoyed ? to
day h?.s been considered funny for
tnousands' of years ; ,
J - stop It.- - ' .
A neglected cough or cold .may
lead to ; serious bronchial or 1 lung
troubles r',D6n't take chances .when
Foley 8 Honer and Tah affords per
fect secutity from serious effects nf a
cold.Tf : ... .
. Every flower - has 4 a . ' scientific
name with the exception ' of ,-, the
wall flower; , ' ' ; : ;; i'- . ; s
' . A Necessary Precaution, "
Don't reglpct a cold.- 'It is worse
thsn unpleasant, It is ; dangerous.
By using One . Minute Cough Cure
yen can cure it at once. Allay si in
flamation, clears , the head soothes
and strensthes the macoris mem
brane. Cures coughs, croup, throat
v B 'JSlr flaf7
jWd lung troubles. , Ab?;0jalel!:.fl5!
j Acts immediatelyt Children li Ke it.
Senator Simmons; in "his Beau-'
fort interview -with an Observer
correspondent,' said:,
' The people know they are pros-j
perous, just as a few years . ago
they knearthey did' not prosper;
but they know that ; prosperity I of
today is world-wide, just as ; they
know that the depression of a few
years ago ,' was world-wide, and
they would have; much, moire, than
they have but for the ruinous tri
bute which! Republican .legislation
has levied upon them in the inter -est
of. its' pampered beneficiaries, j'
True, every word of it. The mis
take that many of them made a
few years ago was in' supposing
that by changing the standaid of
value and ' debasing the currency
hey could remedy in America a
world wide condition, Senator Sim
mons is entirely correct in saying
as to the present prosperity, that
t would be much more abundant
if the laws were right; hut an ini
quitous tariff system, and the trusts
which are fostered by it, are eatins:
up their substance, r Charlotte Ob
server. . -
Children- Poisoned . ;
Many children are poisoned fnd
made nervous and eak, if not kiltud
outright,, by .mothers eiving-- ttiem
cough syrups containing -opiate
Foley.s Honey and Tar ift a safe a!ni
certain remedv for coughs, . enmu
and lung troubles, and is the onlv
prominent cough medicine that. on
tainaf no opiates or otlier poisons
Sold by W. R. Hambrick.
The negrces lynched' fo the
murder of Chief of Police Wilmoth
ins. West Virginia are now pi oven to
be innocent. The negro who fired
the fatal shot was Jim Black and
he has not yet been captured. uch
incidents as this are among the
many powerful arguments against
lynch law. Raleigh Times. .
CASTOR i&.
For Infants and Children.
fto Kinrl Ynn Uavo Ali-iavc RmiffM
Vuw" iw&mi
Bears the
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Signature of
W. J. Hurlbut, agent of the
land and industrial department of
the Southern Rpilway, is camping
out inrthe North Carolina moun
tains while drj a surveying, fishing
and exploriug'trip. He writes that
two yearlings, a part of a herd of
cattle turned out on the mountains
for gazing, were killed . by bears
near his camp a few days ago.- '
- - ....
'Through the rrofiths of dune and
July our baby , was teething and took
a ruimiiig off of the bowels and sick
oe of the stomach,'" says G.J?. M.
Hollidav of Dp m niz, Fnd. 'Hi
bowelw would move from ,five to eight
ttru?H,it da. N I had a bottle ot
Chabdif rlain' Colic, Cho era and
Diarrh .t a H. nsciiy i u the house , and
gave liiiii lour dropin teaspoons
iui oi; watfr hnu . ne
jrot
netler at
once.','
Soi.i tv WR
Hambrick.
First love breaks
heart
nd
secon d love mends t h cm.
Falling in love is pamless;" it is
the falling rout ajjatn that hurts I
nd light loads.
bodfor everything r : '
that runs on wheels.
Sold Everywhere.,, .
- ZXad lay STANDARD OXC CO
'jnces' sortroads
6)IB
: ; Snmllxrops, unsalable yeg
etables result from want qfY :
f '.' ' ' ' ' t- ." " ' rt jjf-
Fotaslh.
Vegetables are' especially
fond of" Potash. " . Write for '
i our free pamphlets.
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THE ? h (ir of --Sibr, 19U2,
offer for sl l,v puh'io :i not ion at
tn ()(inr' h'-i-i -'o-r in Roxbor,
, the i f hM.Rt J. W
Booth i' rn, f.iii. wintf dt-scrited
trw.. of I .nd i': idiafed on
the Wrir A !' rr-fk. adj nninsr
the ln! of Witiij 'rn Bawling
Bnmpas rn "nth?'! nd hounded ae
follow B irin'fif :nt aTrock pile
Bow li oo hi orrrerl v ( 'ro wd
frVcomHi-; t nee by his line S. 21
W. 63:28 vhin to iM)iterp inVBowl
ingf? linr, v Burnpas-V nornpr: thenc,
hy Bow'jntr'R hoe :S 85j: 5p.45
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64.16 cha rn lo.k. fnl'' in Bowl-
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W. 50 50 fhfiirid to rhe beeinningr,
cr m ai n i .; g 2 li t s- b e t h e : sa m e
mor' or h'(8. and he interest which
thf said J. W. Hootli had in said
ImikJ -the imfl of - his death ras a
5439-17640 -V- rhe sm and it is
H.i ifife, .which id offered for
TE iMS Onp.ihird ycashOne
tH d in ;six H)fn -hs nnd balance in
fuelvf m!th. inferred inynients to
bi-nr intr.Mf roni dufcp of sale 1 and
title r t-vji o ! purchase money
is paid in fn !., . -' . r
, Tim nf 8nl...l2. M.'-This .July
31,-1902. : . v - t "
T, L( BOOTH, r.omniissionfr,
Sa le of ( a I ua b Ve Land
,Un ier authority of Judgment ( 6 f
the Superior Court of Person county
at April Term 1902, in the action John
J " Cnniojrh m Rxr. vs W. M 5 Cufi
intrhntn and."ohers, we,will offpr for
sant.Ouiijnarhm's Store in Perpon
county. ;N r. th following tracts of
Imu1 bMonrine: to the, estate of John
W.iiryngbaui. deceased, in sucb
subdiv'sionsc. as ?will be shoWn .bv
plats dav: of prtle;'.,.:
II- OnA tract ,of , 76 d 10 acres -on
waters Of Hann Crpjk 'about one mile
Soutb of Cunineham -Station on - At
lantic & Danville Railroad.'
-' 2,; Onetract of about 143 acrps1 on
the, headwaters of Winn's Creek
abo u t o ri e ' in i 1 Vst o f nu n i n b a m
Station on A tlarotic & Danville Rail
road, JNortb of the mid from Cuning,
ham .to- femora -and Milron, and
bounded -on the North by Virginia
and N orth Oaroliua line
: TERMS OF SALE one. fourth cash
and notes for balance at one. two arid
three years with interest x from: day
of sale with personal security.. Title
rAeti?e5 unt.ll-fn11 Payment is made;.
As thetnleisclear; the sand adapt
ed to , fine tobacco . anB grain well
timbered and in a .ffoo neighbor
hood afpendid opportunity for in
vestment is presented
Sale at la o'clock a" 'm Sft'tnrnv
Sept 6th 1902 ThisSy fc902-
' J(N GRAHAM.
v ; Wm. D. MERKITT,
This fctthlfi oflr. T.i
-t - dunes iQftrt
; ( t DURHAM DIVISION
' ' V ;Leave Roxboro- '
For. Durham .7 :48 p. m., daily eTnt
For Lynchburg 8 :16 a. m.. dailv
ceptSunlay; and 6:07 n
-Houston, daily except Sunday.
. West Bound Leave Lmohk
3 00 .-mThe-WkAkiton .S
r:Radford?:;Bluefield, PocahS'
: :alV-;for Rocky Mount and I all
stations; on' the Winston Salem
J) vision and all points south and
! west. Solid, Vestibule train to
, ; Chattanooga - ?nd,. Memphis, pai
. man cars 'to Memphis and New
Orleans. 4 ' -
2':30 p. m. The, Chicago Express
" fjr Roanoke, Bluefield, Kenova'
; Pocahontas,. Coiumbus, Chicar0'
Pullman- Buffet Sleeper. Roanoke
to olumbns; also for Radford
. Bristol, Knoxville,v Chattanooaa'
' ' and intermedite points. Pullman
. Sleeper Roanoke to Ki oxville.
- Parlor cars Norfolk and Roanoke!
7:00 a. m Daily fo Roanoke,
Bristol, BlutCeld, Morton and
: .Welch;
6 :00 p, m. Daily ft r Roanoke.
East Bound-Leave Ly nehburs ,
3 :45 p. m. Daily for Farmville!
; Richmond. Petersburg and Norfolk
Pullman- .BurTet -Parlor Car to
' Norfolk; r.
2 :05 a. m; Arrives ai Petersburg at,
6.25 a ;m; at Richmond 7.35 at
Norfolk 9:10 a ra; ' Puilmaa
. -Palaces - between" Lynchurg and
Richmond and Norfolk. This car
will be ready at Lynchburg at 9
. p m for the reception cf passen
; firers ,
8:55' a. m Daily for Farmville
Petersburg, Richnu nd and Nor
folk. . ;
E L HANES, City Ticket Agent,
Lynchburg, Va.
W B BEVILL, G P & T A,
: Roanoke, Vh.
. General, Ofiice, RoanuRv..
The Tourist
Opens with the
Month of J une,
AND THE
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ANNOUNCES THE SALE OF
, LOW RATE
Summmer Excursion Tickets
From 11 South
era Points
To the delightful Resorts located
on and reached , via jt.s lines.
These Tickets, bear final
Umit October 31, 1902-
v That section of North Carolina
,t - 'Vknowm,a8
;THE LlND - OFv THE SKY"
4'v; , ' ' AND- THE
, SAPPHIRE COUNTRY' '
a:
Is particularly attractive to those in
search of mountain resortstj where the
air is ever cool and invigorating, and
"where accommodations can be had
either at s the comfortable and well
kept boarding houses or the more ex
pensive and upto date hotels!
ADDITIONAL SLEEPING CARS
: 'Placed in Service' from various
, Points to iPrincipal Resorts,
i i
" -tbus affordipj
i cr
GREATLY- IMPROVED FACILITIES
w For' Reaching those Points.
Season
SoutHiern
Particular attention is' directed
: elegant Dining-Car, service on
V . : ' principal through trains.
Southern Railway hasjut issued
ife handsome.Resort Folder, d escrip
tive ef. the many delightful; res
along the lineof of irs road. This
folder also gives the names of pro
prietors of hotels and boarding houses
and number; o f gu ests they , can &e
commbdate. Copy can be had upon
application to any Southern Railway
Ticket Agent . - .1
W. A. TURK, 8 H. HARDWIOK.
Pass.TrafflcIgr. . GenUPas. Agt.
' "Washington -D. C :.
& Co., Binghamton, N. Y.
, J. A.J'ainWM
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