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A WARNING JO TOY
Some Interesting; Facts About
POSITIVE PROOF
Kidnay Trdumes;
10
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Few people realize to what extent
their health dei-enda upon the condi
tion of the kidneys.
The physician in :ifarl,y all cases of
serious illness, makes a chemical
analysis uf the patient's urine. He
knows that unless thNe kidneys are 16
ing tht-ir work pmperly. the other
Should Convince the Greatest
j Skepiic in Poxboro.
I Because it's the cyidenceof a
! Koxbn pitizen.
Testimony easily investigated.
The stronsrest endorsement jof
e constituting theSbone and sin- James7 Bullock; Jamifes Snipes,-Jno
merit. ,
The b'et proof. Road it:
J. -P. Pettijrrew. blacksmith,
Moorliead St., Koiboro, N. C,
uMv bi.ck was' lame and
by townships as nearly-correct as
I can place them. . ' - ; , '
ROXBORO TOWXSHIP .
Jose4)bus 'Younger, Tinsley
Brooks, Capt. Jno. Buchanan, Jas,
anan. Tinsley BnchanAn, Sol-
omon Walker, Jolm Stanfipld, Dar
vid W. Brooks, Tbos. hBi-ooVs,
Jno. Lewi Brooks, Elizab 0' Bri-'
ant, Alex. O'Briant, Ransom .()'
Briknt, Albert O'Briant, rhos.
AVesbi-ooks. Jas. Jackson, Jno. J.
Pllison, Eld 'Stephen, Pleasant,
tried plasters and liniments, but ! Jas. Ilamlen, -Ym. 'M. Brooks,
Matbcw Daniel, Rouslins Daniel,
When You Need
Wagons.
Buggies,
Furniture
Coffins
Caskets
ly I jrot worse. My kidneys -were
weak and 1 had to pass the kidney'
sec ret io I, too frequently. When I
read about l)oans Kidney Pills,
I j:t a supply from the Morris
Webb Druir Go. and after using
them. 1 hail no further cause for
! complaint. The aches and pains
were so thoroughly removed that
I was able to do a hard day's work
without any bad elfect."
Price 5uc, at all dealers. - Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
yet Doan's Kidney Pills the same
that Mr. Pett'.rew had. Foster
Milbnrn Co., Puops., Buli'aio, X.
Y. v
PZRSON COUNT
1850 TO 1865
organs oannt readssy be hrought bacK says: My naCK Was
abused in any way. serious results are I had severe paUlS aCI'OSS my loins
sure to to, ow Accruing to ncaun , d Stmetimes pwas s0 Jame that RVm. B. Pleasant, Brown Pleasant,
statistics. L lffht s disease which is j . - t . I 1 '
reafiy an advan-vi form of kidney jl could not turn over, in bed. 1 1 Reuben Lonjf Sr., Ratliff Long,
trouble, caused nearly ten thousand
,..thc in l'.n:V in tlu tate of New
York alone Therefore, it beiiooves ua j they did not help me and gradual,,-
to pay more attention to the health yf
these most im porta. nt organs.
Alt ideal herbal compound that has
had remarkable success as a kidney
remedy is Dr. Kilmers Swamp-Root,
the great Kidney, Liver and Bladder
Remedy.
The mild arid healing influence of
this preparation, in most cases,' is soon
realized, according to sworn statements
and verified testimony of those who
have used the remedy.
If you fees that your kidneys require
attention, and wish a sample bottle,
write to Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Bingham -tonN.
Y. Mention this, paper, enclose
ten cents and they will gladiy forward
It to you by Farcel Post.
Swamp -Root is sold by every drug
gist in bottles of two sizes 50c. and
11.00.
Call cn the
"OLD RELIABLE"
E. D. CHEEK
FREE TRIP TO WASHINGTON
With all expenses paid for a limited time to all
Qjersons, living within 500 miles of Washington,
who buy a lot in "SIXTEENTH STREET
HEIGHTS," the most beautiful section of
"Washington and the best BUY in this or any
other place.
This is the best opportunity of a lifetime to own
a fine Property in the Capital of the Nation.
Attractive terms. Liberal discount for cash. For
particulars, address ROBERT E. HEATER, 412
Colorado Building, Washington, O. C.
CASTOR
For IoSfants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
Rerninescences No. 4, By A. R.
Foushee.
Editor Cornier:
1 have cone! uned to change my
program for this letter by giving
a list oiUuimes of many heads of j
families (and some Id batchelors
too) who lived in the County dur
ing this period and make the list
entirely from memory as 1 have
notconsulted any record, nor ask
ed, any one for information on the
subject, these names are listed by
townships, the location of individ
uals may not be correct in some
instances as the county . was laid
off in districts then instead of
townships as it is now, the lines
m i.v not be identical, but the names
given are correct, as I w is person-
Robert Daniel, Wm. W-. Vrenn,
Jerry Satterfield, Joseph Yrenn,
Mc. Humphries, Simon Gentry,
Abner Williams', Jno. D. Carver.
Hosea A. Carver, Jackson Win
stead, Jesse C. Clayton, Thos.
Clayton Sr., Thos. Clayton Jr.,
Hardy Clayton, Calvin Daniel,
Jno. C. Clayton, Thos. K. Glenn,
Thomas Horton,'Thos. Byas, -Mi-"1
cajor G. Thomas, James L. Wag
rjrter, Jno. D. Clayton Sr., Majoi
Davis, Sam Wright, Wnr. Mann.
Martin Gravitt, Geo. Satterfielr
Sr J. P.. Traynham, Jesse Mon
day, B(b Wesbrooks, Solomoi
Panter, Win. Clayton (Biir Billcy)
Drapor Carver, Calvin C. Clayton,
j Geo. Daniel, James Cowhorn.
slay maker Sam Draper, IIenr
True,vJas. A. Wesbrooks, Jno. B.
Stanfield, Manin Clayton, Taltoi
Bowes, Benjamin Hicks, Jno.
Long Sr., Jnck Weldon, Robert
Whitt. Drewey Gravitt, Madison
Bowden, Allen Hicks Benjamin
Wheeler, Thos. Humphries, Rich
aid Bowen, Wm. A. EllixoivGar-
rett Brooks, Jacob G. Slaughter.
Jno. Dunn, Jno. Wrenn Sr., Jack
son Dunn, Jno: Bum pass Sr., Geo.
W. Burch, Edward Forlines. Wm.
I). Satterfield, Jno. O' Bryant.
HOLLO WAYS TOWNSHIP
Wm. W. Humphries, Maj T. A
Yancey, Dr. Jas. L. Sanford, Wm.
Harris Sr.i, Wm. Gillis Sr., Jno.
Meal, James W. Beavers, Wm. W
Ramsy, Maj. Jas. Street, Gabriel
Bailey Sr., Gabriel Bailey Jr.,
Wm. Pool, Elder Jno. E. Monta
gue, Madison Walker, Robt. D.
A
How To Give Quinine To Children.
FEBRILTNK is the trade-mark name given to art
improved Quinine. ItisaIastelessSyrup. pleas
ant to take and does not disturb the stomach
Children take it and 'never know it is Quinine
Also especially adapted to adults who cannot
take ordinary Quinine. Does not nauseate nor
cause nervou ness nor ringing in the head. Trr
it the next time you need Quinine for any pur
pose. Ask for 2 ounce original pckajre. The
same FEBRIUNK is blown ia bottle. 25 cen'r.
ally acuuaiuted with the most of
them and knew of the balance 0f Bypass, James Walker, D. Wm.
them The most of th se men were
splendid citizens of which any
county might be proud, a id whose
posterity should hold in great 'id
remembrance. (I do not include
the names of any persons who liv
ed iA the town of Roxboro, as their
names were listed in a former let
ter). I feel surethat the list of
names given will interest the read
ers of your paper more than any
thing else that I might write, as it
comes in touch with so many indi
viduals and families of the county,
reminding them of friends and re
lations who have lived in the past
The most of these men were farm.
y
3
acting
THE nri'.'ii v)vv glow of the Ravo Lamp rests
v'our ev'-s and rnak s readii a pleasure. The
Justly '( g'-irt: and harshness will be a distinct xelief
to y,Ki. !t " tns quality that, causes scientists to
Tec6mm'ia ne soft Jiht ofthe oil lamp - The
fasto MP is the highest point of per
fection in oiLknipsNo glare, no flicker, correcf
Rayo Lamps are easy to . light and care for. Inex
pensiyeyet thetjsest lightv at any price. . .
Your dealer will be glad to show you the Rayo. f
StSdXRD OILc6MPANy
ViL DALlimUREi Chrlt tin, S. C.
a
Merritt, Jesse D. Walker, Rald.v
Ramsey, Billy Holloway, David
Holloway, Robert JonesSr., Jack
Humphries Jones Drumrigl.it, Jno.
iVird Sr., Dr. Wm. 'Baird. Thos.
A. Baii-vl, Efasmus Wilkerson,
Peyton West, Dr. Ben Wrilkerson,
Larkin Brooks Sr., Wm. T. Wood
y, Robbin BrooksTThos. Woody,
Moses A. Woody, . Ruffin Woody.
WOODSDALE TOWNSHIP
Jno. Rogers," Jno. BarnettSr.,
Jno. A. Barnett, Jno. Barnett
(long Jack), Cam Barnett, Sam A.
Barnett, A b Barnett, Jno. H. Clay,
Hugh Wrdods Sr., Hugh Woods
Jr., Wm. Baird Sr., Chas. G.
Mitchell Sr Elder A. N. Hall,
Elder Durham Hall, David Brooks
Sr., Jno. Brooks Esq., Asa Brooks,
Reuben Brooks, Moses Walker,
Solomon Walker, Reuben Long,
Stanford Long, Dempsey Brooks,
Maj. Green, Alex. Walker, Jno.
Bailey, Jesse Chambers, Masten
Chamber , Josiah Carver Sr., Col.
Henry Carver, Win. Jones, Jno.
L H. -Monday, Wtrv H. Barley, Matt
Long, Richard Long, Jake, Long,
Dr. C. H. Jordon, Ben Chambers,
Sam Jones, Geo; Duncan, Bnrk
H. Dillerhay, Arthur Dillerhay,
ReuMh Carver, Elder Frank L.,
O ikley, Moses L. Oake,v.
Unsfordt James G. Broach, Roll-
ert C. Burchi Jno. Yarbro"James
Yarbror'Janrfes W. Townsend,
Frank' To jvnsend, Madison "Yar
brp, 7 Henderson Yarfbro, Frank
Day SrM. Jnb.: Day Sr., Moses
Hicks, tjames H. Chandler, Hend
yrsoii Chandler, .David Yarbro,
Robert Bfeasle.v, Spptts B. Royster,
Wm. B. Greenwood, Woodson
Lyon, Wm. H, Thomas,-James H.
Harris,' Elder E. .Montague, Hen-
0
ry H, Duncan, Wm. Clayton,
(Hatter) Jessie B. Clayton, Jno.
G. Dixon, Green- W. Denny, Wm.
H. Royster, Rohert'Royster, Lem
G. Clayton, Solomon O'Brhxnt,
Dr. Wm. E. Oakley.
BUSHY FORK TOWNSHIP
Wm. Arch Bradsher,' Nathaniel
Torian, .Wiii. Whitfield, A. C.
Foushee, Burnel Russell, James
Bradsher, Tno. Bradsher Sr.,
James O. Bradsher, ArmsteacJ
Henry, Jno. H. Henry, Robert L.
Henry, Alex. Gordon, Richard
Gordon, William Marshal, -Sidney
Marshal, Ben Invis Ricjiard Har
gis Sr., Orval V..Ha'rgis, Wm. H.
Long Sr., Wm. H. Long Jr., Geo.
Briggs Sr., Samuel H. Briggs,
Sidney O'Briant, Elder Ingram
Jhandler, Elder Wells, Ekler Wm.
-Jurns, Hasten Blalock, Hasten
Rimmer, 'Wilson McCullock, Cal
vin Hawkins, , Dolphin Vil lines,
iias Moore, Willis Vil lines, Thos.
Villine, Nat Vilbnes. Robert Sla
lone, Washington Malone, Jno.
Whitfield, Jnq." Moore Sr., B. D.
Harris, Jno. Blackweil, Dr. R. S.
Baynes, Dr. James McMullen,
Jno. Mansfield, Jno. Smith Sr..'
Calvin Brown, Rev. S. Young
Broivn, Ransom O'Briant, Georgfe
Broach, Asa Fuller. Stei)hen Mun
day, Thos. Whitfield Sr., Thomas
Phelps, Alex O'Briant, Richard
Lee, James Allen Sr., Reuben Al
len, Richard Broach, Jno. Newton,
Lewis G. Stanfield, Nat Broach,
Nathan Oakley, Thos. L. Whit
field, Alex Whitfield, Green W.
Brown, Richard Phelps, Bently
McKee, Mincey Whitfield, Edwin
Whitfield, Samuel Horton, ' Wm.
Cooper, Daniel W. K. Richmond,
Wm. A. Lee, Wm. Gregory, Jack
son Jones.
CUINGHAM TOWNSHIP
Jno. W. Ctiningham, Thos. Mc
Gehee, Haywood Williams, San
dy Williams, Green WiLliams,
Wm. Williams, Joseph Pointer,
Jefferson Jones, Dr. Jack Jones,
Barksdale Jones, Dr. Jno'. C. Ter
rell, Joseph Barker, Rev. Addison
Stanfield, Obadiah Faulkner, Mun
ford, Faulkner, Thos. Faulkes,
Jno. Faulkner, Kinehen Newman,
James Shanks, Abner Dixon, Sam
Dixon, Car.v Williams.
OLIVE HILL TOWNSHIP
Geo. C. Rogers, Geo A. Rog
er?, Henry A. Sogers, Stephen
Wilkerson, Obadiah Pearce Sr.,
Wm. Pearce, Carter Woods, (jeo$
Tapp, WmrD. Tapp, Samuel John
son Sr., Jno. Bradsher jr., Wm.
Pay lor, Jno. Pay lor, Bird Pay lor,
Robert H. Hester, A. J.' Hester,
Nicholas Hester Sr., Jno. Brad
sher Jr., Kindle Van Hook, Solo
mon Van Hook, David Van'Hook,
Daniel Sergeant, James T. Ser
geant, Wm. G. Winstead, Wilson
Yeallock, Franklin Yeallpck, Jo
seph Sallie, Abner Bradsher, Qliv
er; Bradsher, Jesse Bradsher,
Stejihen Garrett, James Grubbs,
Elizah Snipes, 'Jerry Brooks,
James J. Scoggin, Barton Woods,
Joseph Coleman Sr., Joseph Cole
man Jr., Robert Coleman, Jno.
Munday, Thos. Davenport. Lewis
ttow embarrXssiiSg
IHk Nothing is more em-
11 li barrassing.than to be
. . constantly v throwing
ott ga$.
-ti ; j w I'ar u m m
will stop it ajhd at the same
time ; make ..your breath
sweet ancL your skinclear.
Atiyourdrugist-- ug a r
coateq or piain.
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DIAMONO
LADIES !
Aelt yonr tvpgUt fof CHI-CHES-TER d A
xjuM.vu tiKAKU nus ia Red andA
SRAND
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Gold metallic boxes, sealed with. JJlu
JKIDDOU. 1AKB NO OTHER. Buy oF your W
Bmgiat and ask tor CIII.C3JES.TER f4 ' V
BIA3IOXD BliAND PILLS, for twenty-five
years regarded as Best, Safest. Always Reliable
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Sed EVERYWHERE S"
Metropolitan
Me I'nsbran
Gompanli
Insures the ENTIRE FAt.
LY, from ages .l to 65.
lf t ' is LIFE, HEALTH
wr ACCIDENT i5uran
. ou want, see
Z 6. MlOM,
(The Insurance Man)
- Office in P. 0. Building
.ROXBORO, N. G.
Invigorating to the Pale "and Sickly
The Old Standard general strengthening tonir
GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TolNiC drive r 71
Malaria.enriches t he blood.and bu ilds un thV..
tein. A true tonic. For adults and children 5
HIS SP AC E
Wholesale Grocer, Feed and
Seedsmen that Sells direct to the
Consumer at Wholesale Prices.
. The biggest store of its kind
South ol New York.
Terry
Grocery
Co,
South Boston, Va.
Big Stor on Main St.
An
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MT. TIRZAH TOWNSHIP Morton, Reuben Walton, Ran-
:'S"
WMkraatnn. D. O. f NEW JERSEYS Charlotte. N.d
Norfolk. V., DAI VlRrDC " Charleston, W. V.
HIIIlllillnlHIllHIIUll.lHH.I
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teTMifiitiiiiiiliiinilim
Vm: T. Noell, AlonzoR. Moore
Rey. Junius P. MooreiRev. T. W.
M ontgomerv; Squ i re Meadows,
Noah H. Meadows, Granville An
drews, Thos! D. Clayton Monroe
Cash, Charles Holeman Sr., James
Holeman Sr., Andrew Gray, David
Rqu n tree Richard Horeman Sr.',
Jatnes- Webb Moses Chambers
Sr., Griffin : Jones,- Elder Jejsse
Mroney, Isaiah Bumpass, M? D.
C. Bumpass, LTr. J. W. Hamlett,
WF. Reade, Wnr. Gray,' Hiram
Blalocli,vHenr,C.' Sweeney, Sam
nel 'Clamerits, ThcsSneed, Steph
en! Kneed, Alext Jones.,-' . - ;
ALLENSyiFTOWNSHIP;
' ' Thos. jenlDrewe'y Allen,
sJm Fredrick, Ben Jacobs, J no.
Tajly, Stephen Winstead, . Britton;
Moore, Alford Moore, Henry JM.staif, Jno, Wagstaff, James
ii. vvagstan, ,jno. Morton,
Monroe Yarbro? Albert . Yarbro,
Rev. B. MV; Williams, Camel Van-HookV-CoK
Jno. C. Van Hook,
Chas. Mitchell, Brown Pleasant,
Wm. B Pleasant, Joseph W. Neal,
Nathan Jox,; Carter' Leet xBilli
Bradsher Sr.,: . Richard Bradsher
Sr.. Wm. jW. Royster Jno Gr. Lee,
Ambrose Eaftes, Isaac Satterfield
Sr., Augnsteen 1 VanHook,;, A. J.
Hester, Monroe Bradsher; Andrew
Jackson Sr., Andrew Jacksori Jr;,
James Nelson; Anderson Harris,
Ezekiel Woods,-'ftv J;t JTha
tohV Geo. -Wl Trotter, ; -
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There is i dthing that' adds so much to
your home as music. A genuine piano or
player piano of the best qiakes at a low
price and on easy terms. :This annourice
ment will interest gpod many people. The
piano and player piano are becoming more
"popular daily.
s You jiave pertaps hesitated to give
your home a pjano as you did nojt feel able
tp give tht price for a v good one, and did
not want,to purchase the cheap ones so
extensively advertised. So you are one of
taose who will be interested' in getting a
genuine piano or player at the price of a
che&pone. ' - ;
We and the Manufacturers guarantee
every piano that w sell to be a better
pianoNthari ydy can get at most places for
from $75 to $100 more. All pianos sold
under a contract to stay as thev are when
sold and to be kept in tune free of charge
for five years. Call,, phone, or write for
free information and catalogue.
mn
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' Empire Block,
Phone 124. -
H.J.niiii.njjijm- iiiiiuim,w.
1 - II .1 11.11
win vsji njn vj'
oKsbury,
N. C.
PHpne 124.
You'll -find Knthe topCof.ench
genuine;-:,.- '. r , ,
CORTRIGHT ; :
Metal Shingle
It is put there tO nrOt.Arf XrhU a a -mall
' x8 flom imitator. Roofs covered
'V with these- flungles , 27 ,?ears ego :are
good todaV,- and have never needed re
r tlrli f why; they're imitated.
.inereTore; look for this stamp. - ; ,
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rr a Wshfr CO.
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