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S'iBUREB MOTHER OF -'
ULCERATIONS
Eef B! C. Thompson, of Ahoskle, N. C-V
writes: "My mothe was great spf-.
ferer from an ulcerated trouble peculiarto.,
women. She took Mrs. Joe. Person' R6nj
edy and Wash, and found,, it f invaluable
It cured her. We heartily recommend itf
to those suffering from cancerous or im?,
pure blood affections." A -i
Ulcers and Old.Sores arexthe ' Tesult w
bad blood, and can never be cured until
the blood is thoroughly purified, and all
poison driven from the system. External
applications alone can never do it. You
toust get right arvm -tf the seat 'of the '
" "trouble and eradicate the disease from the
blood. For - this purpose, there is nothing
so good as I '-- -
MRS. JOE PERSPil'S REMEDY.
It is the best Tonic, Alterative, Blood
(Purifier and Nervine ever offered, and we
bave the signed testimony of hundreds of
living witnesses to prove it These wit-
' toeses testify t 5 the marvelous curative
powers of this great, remedy in cases of,
-'fezcema, Scrofula, Old Sores, and all trou
bles resulting -from Impure, Impoverished
and Poisoned Blood. , . ' V
Many of these cures seem almost miraculous-patients
given up by doctors and rel
atives brought back to the full bloom of
health as if by ' magie-literally snatched
from the grave. But these witnesses are
eo reliable, and spealf in words of such
convincing truthfulness that none who
reads can doubt. We will be glad to send
this written testimony to all who desire
to Snow -what Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy
BWe want to help our afflicted brother?
and sisters wno are now nopeiB
ing the agonizing tortures of Indigestion
Dyspepsia, Stomach Trouble, Nervousnes
Rheumatism, Catarrh, Female Troubles
.and Blood Poison. We don't care of hot
long standing your trouble-Mrs. Joe Per-,
son's Remedy will cure you, , because it
sends pure, rich blood bounding tlrouRfc
your veins, puts solid, healthy flesh oa
jour tones,- and gives you strength to
Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy is a strictly H
vegetable compound, absolutely narmies.s.
It contains no dangerous minerals, and can
bp safely given to the smallest Infant.
- Whenever the trouble is external, It is
.necessary to use the Wash with the Rem-
For tale bv druggists, or supplied direct
on receipt of price, $1.00 per bottle: 6 bot.
ties for $5.00; 1 dozen by express prepaid,
for $10.00, by ' fc?
I2RS. JOE PERSON'S REMEDY CO., KittreH. N. &
KITCrilN.
rope. If "he wants to get -apack-Editcr
Farris Puts in a Word fcr the j age or send one in this country he
Governor and His Democracy. must take it to the express office,
nigh Point Enterprise. i instead of the postoffice, and the
Eliminating the Question of his "express companies charge enough
chance for the United Slates 10 PaV big dividends on millions of
Senate it makes us weary to hear ; watered stock. As an example of
bome'of the friends of political ; the oppressive measures of these
antagonists try and cntcise Gover- i combines: one of them, the Wells
ner Kitchin's Democracy. Like- j Far2 in 1 909 declared a dividend
wise there are some of our news- : of 310 per cent, and left' a big
oaners who nrint bright (?) para-1 surplus in the treasury. This com-
raphs a bouthe GoVcW
State, with- a flippancy that is
sickening at the same time they
are liable to boost the executive
of another State because he is
Trom another, and oTJwhonr ttieylJei?-eM?;for ys; in .the
know little. The gallant rank of
progressive Democracy never :had
, a stronger or more virile-type-of ous I'iatt, a large holder of ex
man in its ranks. And if in the press stocand an'offieer of rbhe
coming contest he is successful he of the comj3aniesl V, ;
will be a potential rigure for the ; How long will the American
good of his State and his party, people keep their eyes blinded" to
- The Democracy of North. Carolina lhe robbery that is committed in
has as strong and as forceful men , th n ' nf hiKine?
as any State, but there are some the narae 0t busmess- ;
newspapers who never give this Why can a European .send
State its due credit. Are not her
sons in the national Congress to-
day as modern and vital for ag
gressive work as their colleagues?
Certainly they are and it should be
a source of pride -to all that if
Democracy continues still in - the
ascendant the men from North
Carolina will go to Washington'
and with prestige and tremendous
personal fo,rce do great things for
the State. Referring to Governor
Kitchin he is aggressive and
fearless in attack, and is a Demo
crat ringing true is active, always
unafraid and thoroughly capable
of that crowning political virtue ah
enduring human friendship " and
for which he ha$ been criticised.
The State first remembefs him in
Congress as the splendid young
Democrat of this the imperial
fifth district-and also his campaign
against the veteran arid consum
mate politicians at various times
since then and his crowning vie-:
tory. The South has had few
young Congressmen vho won
more of th e confidence and ac
quired more influence during the
time of an overwhelming Repub
lican majority in Congress than he
-and his colleagues esteem his
honesty, his character and ability
in high degree. Discounting such
a man can only be cheap politics.
Great Ad anlageto Working Men.
J. A. Majple, 125 S. 7th St.,
Steubenville. savs: "For years I
suffered from weak kidneys and a
severe bladder' trouble. I learned
o f v. Foleys kidney P i I I
and their w o n d e r -ful
cures, so I began' taking them
and sure enpUgh I had .as good
results as any I heard about. My
' backache left me andjto one of my
.Business, expressman, that aloia
is a great advantage. Myjkidneys
acted free andyrnprmal, and that
saved me a iotx)f Wserisipw
a pleasure to work where unused
to be a misery, f Foley Pills "have
cured me and have my highest
jpraise." :. ; ,
THE NEXT RURAL CONVENIENCE
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Tne Farm ers.iJn ion has acrded
its endorsement of-theeneral"de-J
iuanuivL aumzib -uusi.rii iik lb
unc oi.jiiusrcai rcrorms; ii) ane
people lhat ire blpcked by selfish.
interests; .When John Mooairial
Ker was postmast general or, the
United States he -..said that there
were four reason?, why . we, did
not have a parcels post... These
four reasons were: "The Ameri
can Express Cdnioahy. the Ad
ams Express ; Company, , the
United States Express Company,
andi the Wells-Fargo Express
Company. ' And to this day, these
1 powerful corporations , rthat are
making millions by exhorbitant
ratej?. are ahle to keen the flnn-
A gress Of the United States from
modernizing the people's post
5ffic;department and giving the
ulolic irt; the 'United , Siates: the
ejual seryjce that every first class
pearpgQvernment is giving
itf subjec. 4,
A citizerfPwon" county can
send a package of mbre .than four;
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pounds to Europe cheaper than
he Can send it to New, York, This
is because, he cannot mail a pack
age weighing ' over four pounds
to any point in this country, but
can mail a larger package to Eu-
stock from $5,000,000 to $240,
000,000 and left a cash surplus
of $,600,000. To do this,., the
express .companies havekept
United States senate, the" most
bahjabI,of vvho was; the nbtori-
through his postoffice any distance
a nackaee weishinp eleven nriunds
for twepty-two cents, ' while no
American can mail at;all a pack
age larger than four pounds; .. and
for even that must pay 64 cents? .
'John Wanhamaker gave- the;
reasons. , 'v . ,.,.! , v;
The postoffice department could
carry packages at a fourth the rate
trie express companies do and
make mory. And even at their
exhorbitant rates these companies
do not: serve the people efficiently
As it is a farmer living ten- miles
from Monroe needs sometfiing
that cannot be received! at hdme,
but must be ofderedA He ; prdlrs !
it byfexpress, pays an exhorbitini !
irate and thengets it only a part;
of the wa He mustlose aNday ;to
come to the express office to get
it. Now, if he had the parcels
post as we should have, his. pack
age would be mailed to him at half
themce, and carried to his door
bv the mail carrier. But because
the "Four Reasons" want to con
tinue to make millions on watered
stock, our farmers must continue
to lose days to go to the express
office and our business men must
continue to pay , enormous -'rates
And.it will be so till the people
send to congress men who; are
friends to them '"nstead of friends
to the express companies;--Caro-lina
Democrat;: N: :
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Foley's Hoiiy And J Tar Compound.
Still retains its high place as the
jst house
toUghs'atid
or crown
sericSjresultsI
omyinogei
and Tar Compound,, and refuse
suusuiuies.
MnrriuWhh!nnior Pn. :'4
No Way To Stop This Trust:- i
i v";;For years and 'years the sueraf
trqst isi&nown to,, xiaye stolen J
i. j. y uif i wits s u YtJ ill mci i. XD.y 4.4il Ba. U5
of'- false ' welsrhtsr ; and Vt Hrkv
o false. rwelght?PandVKy,
springs to cheat fheca1e'and
bftb'ribery of fgoveiinmentJ of
jRqals this rapaeio-trstVdi1
yetted into its own . coffers ; 'mil- c
Uons of dollars, that should' have j
gone Tio trejs government rin vref
nanaea m ls xnAeyery, yet no
body waspunishedK no Jbody
WeWtojail. &tmt&$: ' .. J$
The governmentfinallyput- afi
stop ,to the revenue-,stealing., The s
doctored springs were i taken
away, and the corrupt , customs
collectors were discharged. This
forced the trust to adbpt ew
methods in order, to maintain its
inflated dividens, se recently it
sent out a wail ' abotit a ''short
(?rop' and now siigar trust is dft-
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A Man of Iron Nerve (
(Indomitable -will and ntreniedo'us
energy :are never; founds .-where
Stomach,--Liver. Sidneys andi'
Bowels are outof iorderIti;you
want these 1 qualities ! and ' .the: sue
cess they bring, mse. Dr. King 's
New: Life Pills, the matchless ' re
gulators, for keenbrairt and strong
body. 25c at Hambrick &J Austin.
X UAUUlJllVt
(Mexico Mo., Intelligencer.
The great gathering of folk at
kouisana, Missouri, to pay their
pe'spects to Champ Clark anJ
extend to him in a public man-;
ner a sincere welcome home. :
was significant .in more ways,
than one. It typified "the esteem .
and.: respect in which . Champ 1
Clark is held' after 'the major:
pu
expression on the part of people ;
was, perhaps, never equaled in
all American history. The' event1
is one thtlive will always as a
testrnjonfel to i the integrity of
purpose of the acts, public? and
private, of Champ 1 Clark, who
r gan life as a' plowboy .
X.
A. year or two'ago one Free
land sTharpe attempted to kill a
Miss Ball, of Elkin who was
teaching school in Wilkes county
The girl was seriously wounded
tyjtf recovered. Tharpe axtempt
ed'he murder because he was in
love 'with the girl and she did not
favor his suit, He did his best
!to Bll her and it is not his, fault
tlial she is alive ' today. Tharpe
iyas sentenced to the penitentiary
ioi i ? few years probably five or
sevenc was a light sentence con
sideling the nature of the crime.
Now an attempt is to be niade
toseenre pardon. -
S Don't forget" that Garrett &
StanHeid sells the best wagon on
the market, theJ. I. Nissen wagon
both one V, and two horse. We
guarantee them.
The. Pioneer is the
co tnis season.
1 oecause; we honest
ftients alLlookiriq 1o;your comfort
you thji fwe will. Vy e, can give
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portion of his life.has.been.ispent i
as a public servant. This sort or
losboro
u.We have a Force tjiat can not beeatffir efficiency, . who;will give 'all of .their 'time Jobkmq
after-.your interes . ;They are here foryour .welfare; "1'.- 7 . .' ' .;., ' . jr-'i" -
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VkI tyiHiderthe-tfeatment' d6ctorsVyrite57
4 iiouncd' my !caseia!verV stubborn kW of .womanly 'weak
Ues&'l Mhea -I' commencVd- ta
'Now; the severe pain,7 that! had, beenjh my side1' for years,
"fiagdnel-land I; don't suffer at ail. : "I am feeling better thi;
in a long time aiid cannot speak job nishlyj pf CarduL":
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are one of those ailing
troub es so common to
r.Cardui ;is -: a; builder, of
pi purely vcgeiauie mgreuienib, u acis quiCKiy online
womanlysystem, building-up womanlystrength, toeing ur
. the ,wQmlynerves, and regulating f! the s womanlysye
s Cardtii has been jn successful use for moj:than"50 years.
Thousands of ladies have wntteir:totell. of the Jbenefitltheyi
received from it' LTty it iot youritroUbles.iBen.toxIayrt
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Write to: Ladies Advisory Deptj ChattaiwoeaMedidaeCa (ttanoogi'Ten&,4
lor Special Instructions, and 64-page bopk, ''Home Treatment fv Women," sent free, I St
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Wood's Fall
Seed Catalogue,
just issue -tells what crops
you can put in to make the'
quickest gra2ing,or hay, to I
help. out the shoYt feed cropsl I
Also tells about both
Vegetable and
Y Farm Seeds
that can be plantedin the fall ;
to advantageand profit. J
, Every Farmer, Market Grower '
arid Gardener should' have a
copy or this catalog. ;
. It is the best and inost com-
: nMailel (i ee.
Write tor it,
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. A school with a reputation for doing, nign-gracle work ., : '
One of the Hest equipped business schools ittlhe nrSouth,
THE LARGEST, The strongest faculty. MORE GRADU
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Bookkeeping, rShorthand and English No vacation.' Write for
handsome catalogue. - -T i -E : 0 1 ' "
i -We also teach Bookkeeping, Penmanshipf-etc, bymiSlSend
or Home Study Circular. ;
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BUSINESS COLLEGE;
CHSRIOIIE N. C.
house that1
rlRI .Attorney at Law,
iWJi Stanfield'B Store.
l. M. CARLTON,
w iSW(Wa6a.S5ie lean's j,t&u - '
pass sp"weww
WttQrrie7$a7id Counspllor a
lllQXdQRQ, N. C.
?ractice.whereyerf services requir
r" ed.i'Phon'e 10.
f ttorrieVdnd-G6urisellor at Law
- " Peoples Bank Building.
0; Carvst.
C W instead,
5 CkRVER &iWINSTEAD
Attorneys, and. Counsellors at law.
Office over 6ank X)f Roxboro.
. T 'r,'.,'fw- 'i r Roxboro, N. C
V 7kakcxt!s c: instead
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tr-rJrffiJhWUa
h9mj9? Counties
U 0 :'iVfij til''.'
; fOfftce over Log, lh-jn-jfwr
'ffiGtf&Hardware si ore,
BWdyP: SCHA
Offers His professional service? ir. the
Practice !of medicine in alljts branches to the
'eDuteQf Roxboro and surrounding ; country.
fficpxBarif.Roxboro.
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Orug.COmpany More .even' Situriayand
fuildaf, 1aldSMtMgiri Eve, Ear
fellMtaaSe.1 fitting of
itaMeen "d ;uoo -!jf of : '
WesftfS'-seWfce''a (he people o
RpxhoroiriSriuffo' Ending
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bmrnunity.
B;EI-OVE,
r Practicing Physician
bffers'hilyHcesItthe people cf
Roxboro andi surrounding com
munity. Office in Pass &
-Carver. Building.
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Or. C4 G. Nichols, - Dr. A. v. Mchois.
NIcKofB7&;Nlchoi8
Offers thbicjprpfessipnal service to
,;th people of Roxboroandbur
rending .country. 1
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nven jtvoxoora jjrutg-vu
; DRa)(V:'VICKERS,
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Office at Jones IHotel, Roxboro,
N. G..
p . PURVEYOR--
' ''Land and.pVainage Surveys.
OfSce over: Peoples Bitnk.'
: 'Roxboro, n. c.
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7 1 'SIS: IV Roxboro Ar 9 23 -
i-55' BSVDenniston Ar 8 45 .
'A ir7Vin' - ' Sd'l- i Dtf r 8 1' 6 50
tii westbonncr. - v-. n :(
j Pullman sleeper's and'Dining Cars.
?-!f .yottiMtagiCtaklng a trip YOU
;nruo4tlf cheapest fares, reliable an
JorrecttliformalJon i Jo, t routes, and
h&des, the WsVcomforfable and est
VtW'-WHlWfi'iW fcformitlon is you; s r
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