Girl Sleeps Seven We4:s.
Vatidnlia, III, - Af lerseven week!
of slumber, from which physicians
have ben unable to arouse her,
Miss HazelSchmidt, has ju?t awak
CARRIE HATION DEAD
Famous Salmon Snasaer Had a Won
derful Career.
Leavenworth, Kas., June 9.
ende t. vice, each time for about an Carrie Nation, the world wide
hour, asked ror something to ear,
and then asain dropped -off to sleep
Her case has puzzied scientists
asking about her condition. At the
beginning of her sleep, Miss
Schmidt told her mother she was
going into a trance.
Work Will Soon Start.
after you take Dr. King's New
Life Pills, and you'll quickly en
joy their fine results. Constipat
ion and indigestion vanish and
Mine appetite returns. They regu
late stomach, liver and bowels and
impart new strength and energy
to the whole system. Try them.
Only 25c at Hambrick & Austin.
Legislator Makes Farm Pay.
State Senator W. S. Cobb of
Hoke county, says farming condi
tions this season in his section are
proving vay satisfactory, He is
marketing r 000 barrels of Irish
potatoes this ser.son at $5 a barrel
known saloon Fighter, died here
to-day. Paresis was the cause of
death. For several months Mrs.
N ition had suffered of nervous
disorder and on January 22 she
entered the Sanitarium in which
i she died.
The physician at the Sanitarium
in formed Ms. Nation several days
ago that the end was near She said
nothing bu- smiled. She became
unconscious at noon toaay ana
did not revive. Relatives had been
telegraphed for, but only the doc
tor and the m rse were at her bed
side when sfr died,
N&'orry over laws suits, which
she brought against a lecture bu
reau for failure to piy for services
is said to have caused her break
down, The last five months of Mrs.
Nation's life was in 'marked con
trast to her former activity. Once
she saw a physician at hz Sanita
rium smoking a ciearettc She
maae no remonsirance, mciciy
The ruling price last season was
S2.50 a bai rel. Senator Cobb was ; sa in th,t she nad done what she
tne omv legislator wno nac an au- dQM tQ -eradicata lhe evili
totabile here For use during the The body will be sent to Kan-
t ni i . p . i- - 1 i
session onn general abbcm-isasCil where a nephew ives.
bly.
Funeral services will be held there
You Neighbor's Experience. I probably on Sunday.
How you may profit by it, Take ! Carrie Moore was born in Ken
Foley Kidney Pills. Mrs. E. G. tuckyin 1846. In early life she
Whiting, Willow St, Akron. O.J married a man addicted to intox-
says: "For some time I had a very icants. This creaied in her an in-;
: , r i. .J.,,.. 4. ui - ' tancD avprelnn fn clnnnc: WllPfi ;
serious case oi Kiuncy irouuie auu : i-" 'therein
I suffered with backaches and diz ; he died she determined to aeyote
ill 111 1 n linn i i t r f Ku 1'iinnrai'CiAn r P HOT.
v -"U.. i iu.u Vwc.-b njdi ft i mass or sand inm which if one
ing before my eyes and I feit all room?. Later, she removed to Kan : ,rdin be laken lhe entlre hcap bc.
tired ou ;ird mrabie. I sa, Fo- .sas and married David Nation. comes disiurbed and confused in
ley Kttiey Pills advertised and who sympathized with her temper- Qf hd arran8emen,
OUR MISSION IN THE WORLD,
It is evident from the beginning
that mankind is prone to drift with
the current into immoral practice.
and sometimes weare want to think
that the tendency is greater in
that direction among the present
generation than eyer before in the
history of the revolution of man.
But we would not be pessimists !
and view life from the dark and
more gloomy side, but rather look
at life from a more pleasant poin
of view.
OAU will admits that all things
were seated, set in tneir proper
places, and given a definite work
to preform, by an all wise creator.
Every intelligent can and does see
and realize the truthfulness of this
statement, as being manifested
day by day, and hence ,-t needs
no further discussion. Even in the
beautiful flower, the songs of the
birds, the putting forth of the
green foliage of the forest, and
yet the many small seeds and
plants when mingled with "Old
Mother Earth", from whence I
our sutemance comes, must sure
ly give evidence of the harmony
of nature, with the divine plan of
an omnipotent hand.
Then we have said thatall thing
were for a purpose, and that pur
pose is to do the best possible that
which is assigned us. It is our
mission, as it is that of the bloom
ing 'rose, the mimical bird etc, to
make life brighter and happier as
we travel through it, thus making
tne word better by us having lived
Some one has likened
humanity to a great pyramidal
from the tenant sections of our-1
cities, bB even our rural districts j
command a stirkingrepresentation
We all dream and hope for
trreater and better fluture days)
and well it is that we should; but
in order that uor hopes maylnot be
blighted we must plan nicely. Who
is so foolish as to loll on his back
in the shade all summer, and then
expect at the closing harvest of
the year, to reap a rich and abun
dant reward? Or who would ex
pect spicely flavored apples by the
propagation of a thorn or a
thisUe. Then let us be careful to
sow good seed, as if it was in good
ground, tiiat they may spring ud
and bring forth an abundance of
good fruit, "for whatsoever we
sow", that in like manner,
"that we reap. We need to place
a premium on che practical every !
dry problems of life, and should
instill them in the life of the youg.
Especially in young manhood
and womanhood of our rural dis
trict deserve more thorough prepar
ation for the work which lies before
them. They need better training in
both mind and character, in order
mere the successfully fight the to
battles of life which they must
inevitably meet. Would you expect
a band of soldiers untrained and
undisciplined in the arts and the
practices of warfare to make a
successful charge against the
ranks of a more powerful advanc
ing army, however brave ana
Afraid of Ghosts
Many people are afraid cf ghosts, rcw pecpb
are afraid of germs. Yet ; the ghost is a fancy and
the germ is a fact. If the germ could be magnified
to a size equal ta its terrors it would appear more
terrible 5 than cny fire-breathing dragon. Germ3
can't be avoided. They ere ia the airwc breathe,
the water we drhik.
The germ can only prosper when the condition,
of' the system gives it free scope to establish it
self and develop. When there is a deficiency of
vital force, languor, restlessness, a sallow cheek,
a hollow eye, when the appetite is poor and the
sleep is broken, it is time to guard against the germ. You can
fortify the body against all germs by the uce cf Dr. Pierce's Gold
en Medical Discovery. It increases the vital power, cleanses the
system of clogging impurities, enriches the blood, puts the stom
ach and organs of digestion and nutrition in working condition, so
that the germ finds no weak or tainted spct ia which to breed.
"Golden Medical Discovery" corA&ins no alcohol, whisky or
habit-forming drugs. Ail its ingredients printed oa its outside
wrapper. It is not a secret nostrum but a medicine of known
composition and with a record cf 40 yeri cf cures. Accept no
substitute there is nothing "just cs ood." Ac'; your neighbors.
WJ e
I
Roxboro
Drug
Company.
111515 iu cci my mat l gu
jof Messrs. Nichols & Co. o e u
uiuiu oui&y, auu i am h.iy
pleased with it, and take pleasure
in recommending the I.acium
Spray, io the people.
Your friend.
H. J. Rogers.
claims
resent
o:i or
got a out tie ana took them r.
ing to directions and results
ed almost at once. The pain
show-
e principles. After considerable
peaceful labor to $rop drinking of;
and alcoholic beverages, she decided
dizzy headaches left me, my eye- to become militant. Mrs. Nation's
sight became clear and today I car. : firist saloon smashing was done in
say I am a well woman, thanks to ! a barroom of this city.
Foley Kidney Pills' She remained in jail several
Morris-W'ebb Drug Co., ! days as a result. On January 21,
; 1901, armed with her favorite
Life Bldg., Kansas City, Mo., says i w.ppon, a hatchet, Mrs. Nation
kI had a serere attack of a co 1 J mano another attack in Wichita,
'hich settled in my back and kid-; This time she smashed two sa-
sleep and thrbw off the mantle of
ignorance, to the end that we may
neys and I was in gret pain from
loons.
my trouble. A friend recommend-; Durin2 the rext three months
ed Foley kidney Pills and I used j M rs Nation surprised liquor sell
two bottles of them and thev have ; ers in various Kansas towns, ap-
done me a world of good."
Morris-Webb, Drug Co
It Lingered.
pearing unheralded and leaving a
trail of ruined barroom fiixtures
wherever she went. Few saloori
ists used violence in resisting Mrs
It took that racins automobile Xali aUhoughshe was assault
twenty mi iir.es to pass this hou
"Impossible."
" Fact, l could hear it ten min ;
u:es before it got here and I could ;
smell it ten minutes alter it pass
ed."
ed and hurt while wrecking a sa
loon at Enterprise Kansas.
Aroused by the acts of the
dauntless woman, the people of
kansas began to demand that all
saloons be closed. Smashing par-
. ties were organized all over the
Fo.ey Kidney Pills contain just Stae As a result of agitation bills
the ingredients necessary to re.QU-
Th;
were passed by the legislature
strengthening the prohibitory
law.
Mrs. Nation after her activities in
Kansas became a lecturer and the
editor of a paper called the Smash
er's ATail. She Hid little smahina
now fireman was telling . L, wu:i
uuisiu ;i ian:vd:. winic leciiuiiig
late and strenthen the action of
the kidneys and bladder. Try them
yourself.
Morris Webb Dru2 Co.,
What Was She Wearing?
Thus when one person has passed ,
out from among us the world has ;
; recieved a loss, and the remain- j
ling ones must adjust themselves j
j to fill the vacancy it matters not
how humble or Insignificant hisj
lot might have been, !
It is the duty of man to contibute
the most posseibl to the world in
trying to make it better, andere
by he will have done a great bless
ing his fellow man, not only his
own day and generation, but even
to all succeding generations. Upon
the present generation, the hope
of the future entirely depends.
Then let us plan to have the
youngsof our land brought up un
der the best and most wholesome
surroundings and influences, so
that when showned the evil and
more sordid things of life they wi 1
be the more able differentiate the
one from the other choosing the
better rather than the worse.
Crime has ever been a severe
drain on humanity. The breeding! Foley's Kidney Remedy
of immorality from bad an impure lis particularly recommended for
influences hasynot only filled the j chronic cases of kidney and blad
pc,nitentiares, workhouses and der trouble. It tends to regulate
jails of our land, but it has cost us 'and control the kidney and b!ad
untold millions in the maintanance j der action and is healing, strenthen
of the many great and small trib ing and bracing,
unals of justice, who sit in judge- Morris-Webb Drug, C o.,
nrint all over our land to punish .
the guilty, many of whom have Exposition to be Held in New York
We have secured
the services of a
first class druggist
and are now pre
pared to fill pre
scriptions accurate
ly and promptly,
Send us your pre-
dannj,' thev might be?. Now this j SCm'hionS
life is one continuous battle and; Yi v ' t m i
the wnge is already on. Will we! Full line OI lOllet
train and prepare our yonajj i pi cars and
people for the battle or shall ; a.1 Utieb. Clgctlb ctilU
we stand idly by. :is cowards, and ; Q QciCCO
see them routed and overcome, as ' " 1
captives a driven to the slaughter?; lOUF trade 13 SO
Assuredly we will not. -,. ..
I -4 y
The time is fast approaching,
and vps it is ar hand when aenprfll
intelligence must be more widely RoXbOTO Dl'tlg CO. i
nithised amnna the i'hn p npnn p. O i uc
and especially among the more Notice to Farmers.
remote and backward parts of our a mocjern invention. You
rural districts. Let us emerge from worm as much tobacco for 50c as Wm- D- iVierritt Attorney.
me uarKiiess oi our long winters you can for $0.00 tne old way. it Fi T.c
gets all the worms in one night, .luutc,
Not a spray. Does not injure the Having qualified as Executors on the estate
of the late C. R'. Vernon, deceased. late of
be better able to eliminate their fl a nncfol ur;, Person County orth Darolina, this is to
- . , 1 rarmerS. A POStai OUngb YOU nnHfv all nprenn mvino- tha pcfato in -nma
free information. Address BOX forward and make immediate settlement and
32 1 Reidsville N. C. a persons holding claims against said estate
are notified to present them to the under
' signed for payment gn or before the 24th
T onfJ Solo! i day of APril l912 or this notice wil1 be
juuiiu uuiu
Administrators Notice,.
The undersigned having qual.fied as the
administrator of the estate of Bell Edward's
deceased, late of Person county
this is to notify all persons having claims
against the said estate oi said deceased to
exhibit them to the undersigned on or before
the 3rd day of June 1912 or this notice
will be plead In bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will please
make Immediate payment.
This 3rd day of June 1911.
J. W. Turuer. Aom'r.
Administrator's Notice.
Having qualified as Administrator nn the es
tates of Mrs. J F. Wi son ,and Miss Fr;inky
Parker dee'd 1 hereby notify all persons owing
said estates to come forward and mnke imme-
diates ettlement and all persons holding
against said estates are notified to j
them to the undersigned for payment
before the 1st. day of Aay 1Q12. or ti
tice will be plead in bar of their re: .
This May 1st 1911.
J, F. WiLSON. A '
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Having qualified as Administrator
j estate of L O. Russell deceased. 1
j notify all persons having claims taa;
j estata, to present them to ms or l r
i torney". for settlement on cr before t
! day of May 1912. or this notice will 1
bar or their recovery. Ail pers
debted to the es'ate will please make
diate settlement.
I This 15th day of, Aay 1911
' ' J-' T. RULSELL,
Can Administrator
tr.e
ebv
4 1 lead
IIS p
vain and fleeting things of and to
grasp those thing that count for
most: so that when our career
shall have been ended, and our
course finished, we may be pre
pared to look back upon our his
tory with pleasure and delight,
and that we may have the con
ciousness of knowing that we
have served humanity well, having
left behind a spotless record to
succeeding generations as foot
prints marked upon the shore of
time.
J. A. FogleMan.
plead in bar of their recovery.
By virtue of a deed of trust executed to Thi 24th day of April 1911.
me by Haywood and Chestina Long, record- Mrs c R VERNON
ed In Person rv. in bk 13 p S68, the condi- , lOHM H vfrnon
VV, VEKINUIV
tions not being complied with, I will, on the :
13th day oi July 1911.
f
jas:
Executors.
Land Sale !
sell at public auction for cash, in front of the
Court house door in Roxboro. that certain
tract of land, lvin? in Woodsdale township.
Person Co. N. C, bounden on the N by the ! By virtue of several deeds of trust exe
heirs of Mrs. Sue T. Satterfield: E. by J A. cuted to me oy L, P. Frederick and wife, all
Long; W. Long and Winstead; and S. bv of record in the office of the Register -f
Johnson Williams, containing 36 acres more . Oeeds for Person County, the terms of v!ii:h
or less, known as the Jordan Martin tract- , have not been complied with, I will on ti.e
-lso 1 dark bay horse named George.
This June Uth 1911.
1st Monday in July 1911.
T. C. BROJ.CS, Trustee
his wife about the fire
"It broke out at midnight in
he Von Binders' house on the
avenue," he said, "and just as we
got there Miss Von Biffer came
stumbling out of the flames and
smoke earring her little niece all
wrapped up in her arms, It was
the bravest act J ever Saw.
"What was she wearing?" in
quired the fireman's wife.
CHICAGO MERCHANT
MAKES STATEMENT.
After Spending Thousands of Dollars
and Consulting the Most Eminent
Physicians, He "Was Desperate.
CHICAGO, ILLS Mr. J. G.
Becker, of 134 Van Buren St., a
well-known wholesale dry goods
dealer, states as follows:
"I have had catarrh for more
than thirty years. Have tried
everything on earth and spent
thousands of dollars for other
medicines and with physicians,
without getting any lasting re
lief, and can say to you that I
have found Peruna the only rem
edy that has cured me per
manently. "Peruna has also cured my
wife of catarrh. She always keeps
it in the house, for an attack of
cold, which it invariably cures in
a very short time."
V
in New York City she created ex
citement by appearing at a horse
show in Madison Square Garden
and demanding that the occupants
of the Vanderbilt box contribute
money for a home for drunkard's
wives, founded by her in Ransas
City, Kansas.
Mrs, Nation made herself con-
spicuous in. many cities by entering
saloons and resorts and delivering
taks on the evils of drinking.
A Leading California Druggist
Pasadena, Cal., March 9,1911.
Foley and jo., Gentleman: We
have sold and reccommended Fo
ley's Honey and Tar Compound
for years. We belieye it to be one
of the most efficient expectorants
on the market. Containing no op
iates or narcotics, it can be given
freely to children. Enough of the
remedy can be taken to relieve a
cold, as it has no nauseting results,
and does not interfere with diges
tion. Yours very truly, C. H.
Ward Drug Co., C. L. Parsons,
Sec'y and Treas." Ge. the origin
al Foley's Honey and Compound
in the yellow package.
LAND SALE,
NO.TH CAROLINA:
PERSON COUNTY:
Under anu by virtue of an order of
Superior Court of Person County
sell at public auction for cash, in fi- ii'
court house door in Roxboro, the tr.
land as described in" said deeds f ;
bounded on .the north by S' J Dickri:
the east by G R James; on the s
Jasper Harris; and on the west : v
Foushee, containing 12? asres mmv .
tie ' See deeds in Books c C page 501. d i.
-1 -1 " r - -t i i" J r . t , -
to me y? Pse ana 1U? P;lise 1 ' '
been bred among curupting inrlue
nces: and thev too are not wholly
What To Do
FOR
Sickly Children
Letters from Mothers
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mother, who has a delicate, sickly
child,to try your delicious Cod Liver
and Iron Tonic -VINOL. It re
stored our little daughter to health
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Canton, Ohio.
Mrs. F. P. Skonnard, of Minne
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My little boy was sickly, pale, and
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boy to-day."
C. Allen, of New Bedford, Mass.,
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short time after taking VINOL."
, We positively know VINOL wiil
build up little ones and make them
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uiic uytu auu u you are not satis-
Washington. In accordance
with their policy of attracting the
attention of the outside world to
the manifold advantages of the
Southern railway and allied lines
have arranged to make a compre
hensive exhibit at the American
Land and Irrigation Exposition to
be held in Madison Square Garden
New York city, November 3 to
12.
Invitation is extended to farm
ers throughout the South to make
individual exhibits and compete
for iheattractive prizes to be offer
edi which includ a $1,000 cup for
the best short staple cotton, $500
!n gold for the best 25 boxes of
apples, $1,000 pup for the best
30 ears cf corn, and $1,000 prizes
for afalfa, -potatoes, wheat and
oats.
directed in the special proceedings entitled' ; i By request.
S. A. R. Morton, Miiiinistntor of Mrs. j
Marv 1. Gray against L. E Gray and ;
others", et al, I wilt, as Commissioner
This .Aay 30th 1"
'1. C. BROOK 1
M
ont
I Under and by virtue ot a decree
i Superior Court of Person Countv. i'
1 certa n Special Proceeding therein i
entitled "J'.'S, Bradslier,-Administrate
others, EXPAkTE 1 as Commit
i:u:
ier
day, July lOih. 1911. at 12 Sale of Valuable Land.
o clock M.
at the Court House door, in Roxboro, ex
pose to sale to the highest tydder, at publi;
auction, the- following tract or parcel of land, ""'c,f' .Vr '
" ., ' ' . ' thereto appoimted, will on
Lying and beinin Flat River township, MondaV 3rd (JsV of July, 1911.
Pei son County, beginning at the intersc- J , , 3
tion of the High rock road (leading from at 12 o'clock, nuuii, at the Court House J-r
Paynes Tavern to Bushy - Fork) with De- in Roxboro, N. C. sell at public au:t: n tu
vereux Davis line, thence with his line S the highest cash bidder, a certain ht r pnr-
74deg. SO' E. 135 ft. to marked Sour- eel of land situated near the corporate I m ts
wood tree, Devereux Davis corner, thence of the f own of Roxboro, in Person J. r.ntv.
N, l7 deg, 35' E, 850 ft. to a marked N. C, on the north- side of the Rnxiu-
Black gum on the side of the .High rock Roseville public road, bounded as follows:
road thence with said road ?ts various Beginning at J W Brandon's corner in the
courses, N, 83 deg, 5' W. 395 ft., N 85 center erf said road, thence with BranJ-n's
deg. 10' W. l4S5lt., S 66 deg. 35' .W. -line Nosth 4 degrees East 202 feet tu a
265 ft., S 36 deg. W 50'Ott. to the be- stump on a ditch bank, thence North t.l
ginning containing 17.4 acres as by survey grees West 462 feet to a rock, thence South
of W. S Morton, Civil Engineer, June 6th. 7 degrees East 506 feet to center of sa:J
1911. , road, thence dnwn said road to the ben";
Terms of sale-one-half cash, balance in Containing 2. lucres. Being the excess ot
six month, Deferred payments to be -Secured thai lot formerly owned by Frank Thoinrn
by note bearing six per tent interest. Pur- deceased, after allotting his widow's J'r.
chaser has the option of paying all cash. This land faving been formerly ln ej
title retained until full purchase money is 0ut at S591 75,and an increase bid ! ij
paid. , per cent, having been offered, the sale
This June 7th. 1911. begin at 650 92,
L. M. cARLTON, Comniissioner This May 30th 1911
1 F. O. CARVER, Commissioner
v.-
for backache, rheumatism. kvm&y
Foley'3 Kidney Pills puniythc blry
. J. and unnkry NcgulariticS.
i vitaiKY ana -.vigor. kubcuum
in the house, for an attack ot in tne yellow paCKage. fied we will return your moiiev " ' MWjr y y r
tlyC , Morris-Webb "Drug Co.,, HAMBRICK & AUSTIN? j' '
, iii 1
t iff