BAD lIiDUCQC wn.l Rad-IV. fW.w Mrxlran ianalan* Mnl
run nnnncoa meat ju»t what >oa mi itt*ke eu««*
■I —B% mmi you wtU be aavmlaliwl t»> we bow quickly tt boaia m*m .
i| It's this way: _; ~ ■
j You can burn yourself with Fire, with )
• Powder, etc., or you can scald yourself .
• with Steam or Hot Water, but there i 3 i
> only one proper way to cure a
■ scald and that is by using .
Mexican
! Mustang Liniment, j
• t f It gives immediate relief. Oct a picco of soft oll
1 linen cloth, saturate it with this liniment and bind j
j I looßely upon tho wound. You can havo no ndequato .
idea what on excellent remedy this is for a burn until _
[, jrou havo triod it. ——,
ArAU/l TID ?f you hare a bird afflicted wltli Roup or any
lUVTL 111. other |«mlti jr iIIMM IM Mexican Mimttuif
■i.tniniiL It b jailed a»i AHUAMD rowed/ by poultry bruoilan.
Article* not alone beautiful, but useful and durable, (ffjlM
\ : . jLyll make the most sensible gift. These pood features, wu
S, :£s in) together with a moderate |Tice, make the genuine - JrU
P H "1847 Rogers Bros.*' M
Cohimbk wj an |Jeal Holiday gift Thiflr are made in a prrat ljJ
U variety of shapes, sizes and handsomely 11
* ••A K packed in lined cases, and Vary iu price from 25c. (j j
v fj to $3. SO. Your dealer can sumdy you. Writ® 9
a lot on handsome difalngttt lift to lid JOI
l>cnuis S. lus T. W. i: usi Ctt:. Mgr.' Jrr. I). fee & Trenp
DENNIS SIMMONS LUMBER CO.,
I
. . Mar.uf icturcri cf , .
Kiln Dried Notrh Carolina Pine Lumber, J* J* J* J*
• « 0 0 DENNIB BIWVON'S BRAND CYPRESS SHINCLCS
WILLI A MSTQN, N..C.
\L. v -i
(y Orders rrd Correspondence Solicited A > j*
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FARMERS.. .
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If l'"i /Irr liniuing j\ Ctof* of ToiTncco This Vrnr
Don't Forget to Insure Your Pack House.
LOSS on HAMAGK BY FIHK
Anlnveshiicnt of a Fcv. CcCais With UsM-iySa vcYußTncy
W.e *lm> uiitr ivro tj.iwk elie known as Iwrumner.
El). F. HUFFINES & C 0.,.
r Office in New Bunk Rtiibiing
STATEMENT OF
•BANK-OK MARTIN COUNTY,
*' " ~ " AT WTm.IAMSTON, N. C.,
At the close ft business on the 9th tlav of Oct, 1901 :
RHSOfRCKS I - WUUTIKII:
A DiKouuti $ Capitnlstifk, } io,mas
•mlMlu «.*.» a»"
Other Mock, and Bond., i.w.00 Undivided Proßta
Varaiti.ro a I'iaturea, " | « CettHcateaof IVpa.lt, 4.IVVM
Beaaand I.c«n» 4.-4 »j t>eix>Mt» nthjetl tu Check «*.71«J.*7
mm. from ii.nk.aiMl Banker* M"» Payable " 7.5«.0»
Cask ua o.nd 1 «*>»»/» t lu,r ,u Bauk» end Estiker* 4%-M
TOTAI., »74.457 is TOTAL, I KW,I>
1.1.0. Cwtard. CaaMeT, of Dank if M.nin County, d® H.I.WHIT nreir (or affirm) that the
akwoc IhHaa at la Irae tu tke l>eat of my knowledge and belief,
j. O. CODA AO, Raahter.
Mat* «f Martk Cart/lit a Couaty of Martin.
Sworn to aad aulacribcd l«fore ire, thia {th day Oct., of , A. »., 19U
C. II UCDITIIr. Notary lnMic with Seal, *
Send us mil' a
jf I THE
;; NERVOUS j
WOMAN
(> i
*
A Y ELI* doctor?" TV patient
BAI drummed her fingers Im-
patiently oa the table aa
| she aimfce.
"Ton live on jroor ovrrem," waa the
answer.
I The woman laughed. "Aa If I had
anything else to live on!" ah* retorted
■urcastiraily aa the shrugged her slen
der shoulders. .
"Why did you choose a rocking chair
When you came Into this office? Why
didn't you sit ID a straight backed
one?"
, "I—l don't know." She stopped the
quick; Jerky rocking she had bees In
dulging in ever since the beginning of
the conversation. "I suppose 1 did It
unconsciously." The ro-klng recom
ucnced without her noticing It.
"You see you can't atop It! Now you
are fidgeting your feet— that's Just aa
bad—and now you're rublriug your right
thumb against the aide of your firat
finger. Can't you keep abaoluteiy still?"
The patient took a long breath and
faced the doctor. "No!" ahe said. "1
feel aa If I should fly all to piecea. I
can't; that's all there la to Itf
The woman rose to go. "Oh, If 1 had
known that nerves was all that was the
trouble with mc I wouldn't bars both
cred you!" she said crisply. "No one
'ever died of nerves that 1 know of."
| "Then you haven't studied cause
and effect very carefully," remarked
Till I'IA.NO ItttiVU kfcM WILD.
the phjslaian. "Mire people die of
nerves every day of the ymr than one
can count. They die In three ways—
uiciiliilly. morSUy and physically. If
you have a very strong wilkvou don't
die mentally or luor.illy. ami If you
have very strong lienilh you don't con
tract dint use. ' Now, a il.sordercd IKTV
mis crgnnlaatlon r»l>s you of both these
Rafeguurda. You make light of IKTVIV
lie went on, "and yet I tell you that
I lie ticrvotta WQtiuin Is not only u > good
In thlM world, but in many cases she Is
a positive liurm. Mlie IM-glna by allow
ing herself to t>e affected by small
thlllc*. Tbo sound of n plnii» drives
her wild if she Is writing, and when
she rends you mustn't talk within a
mile of her. She tldgeta, site bltea her
li|M and drums >u the table; then she
begins to borrow trouble, to fret, to
wonder why other people don't fret
nud to worry for them iu other words,
to nag them. The next step Is to be
come visionary. 11 or uiltid la In that
state of tension that she la ready to
believe utmost any superstition or fan
cy. Iler children. If she has any. be
come weak willed and cowardly
tjiruu;;li llielr nerve*. The nervous
woman I >sea life's best rliancea be
cause speech trembles ou her lip*, and
alto la liieuliable of austalned action or
patient waiting She becumea aa ex
tremlMt and la tburoush In nothing.
She Uvea perpetually at high tension,
her taitea become highly flavored. ahe
dislikes quiet eoiu|>aiiy, quiet I wok a.
even quiet sounds l.ife Itself nmat be
keyed to her own unnatural pitch."
"And what would you do about It If
fou were such a woman?"
"I would serlonsly go over my node
of life and find out what waa wrong
with it There are three principal
causes for such a stute—mental worry,
an unhealthy mode of life and over-
SiremiouancHN, or attempting too much,
f'oiicertiiug worry, here's the beat
thing that waa ever auid: 'lf what yon
ara worrying aluut Is hopeleaa then
worrying won't do H any grad; If It
la not. then kfevolu your euvr.lca ta
changing matters.' As for the two bat
causes. I have only this to sav- make
A change at all cost, live regularly. In
sist upon gettlug the proper time Car
sleep, food, work and recreation. If
four present position la the workaday
world or In society la uutenable under
these conditions, change It. even If JIM
have to change your whole mode of
life, for life was not meant to he a tor
tnre or a i-une. and II la ouly by our
own acts that we uu-ike It aa And.
•bove till, have respect for your nerves,
for they nieun not only your own sretl
being, but that of all tboae sroaud
you." MAI D KOIIIXSON.
6AROE.rJ!N3 SCHOOLS.
Wkert V. otipn Lesra to Ratw Pnlt,
i'luwrn crnl VrarliMn.
The Ho>k Islaud Hallroid corcp-iny
boa a u-oui:m lancrr.-ipe gsidomr. ilra.
Annette IfrCrca. It bt thec'uty of Mm.
McCrea to visit station after atatfaei of
the road and plan the oecuralion of the
grounds r,round each. lik wise superin
tending the | '.anting of flowers, tr m
aid grata aad seeing that all are k pt
l.i prrfot onirr. TICa «p?uiiS--'u; La
an rm::ii l n:ty fitting oac. It Is 00:7
beginning of what la to follow. W»
men will more aad BUR U-cotuevr r
and rift af
patience to small things. la England
a aoriety af ladles some years ago ea
tabUabed a acbool of bortlcnKnre for
Man, aad It throve from the begin-
A morn a aunauuu.
ning. Ita pupila are regularly grad
luted aftar they have leaned hart*-
culture aud laudacspe gardening. la
Great Brltala the women landscape
gardeners aoon find good place*. They
ara useful slda to village Improve
ment sock-tie*.
One or two of theae trained Bagllab
women gardeners have migrated to the
I'nlted States aad found employment.
Ia the planning oat and superintend
ence af the work of parka, cemeteries,
fair and country casino grounds, as
well as of villa ices laid out oa the park
eystem. women succeed perfectly.
There are now so many large ornamen
tal estates In America thqj here la a
lb-Id of Itself for the landscape garden
er. and here, too, women have been
tried and proved themaelvea entirely
capable.
If. however, a city woman. I«ra and
bred, with a few hundred dollars
should essay to make a living In thia to
her untrodden field, the first thing she
would be almost dead sure to 410 would
l« to lose all the money she bad and
•till be Ignorant of her trade. The right
thing In such a caae would be first to
attend a school of practical gardening,
even spending all her money In getting
the neeei-Miry knowledge. At the end
she would at least know bow aud be
ready to go to work.
llercfcgaia. though, there Is difficulty,
for the lulled States la almost desti
tute of schools of horticulture. At
some of the state universities aud agri
cultural coliegca are gardening courses
for both sexes, and these are better
than any other kind. At the same lime
It Is lieyond doubt tliat If a acliooi of
horticulture for women were started in
every aiale lu the I'tilou it would proa
per from the lx ginning.
Enterprising and up to date farm
women who know the practical part
of gardening mlght everywhere earn a
good sum annually by taking a few
bonrdliij pupils into tMf homes and
Instructing tliem In this sure way af
earning a good lis ing.
One irardciilug school for wotnen lias
been established at tiroton. Masa. It
Is called the Kcliooi of Horticulture aud
l.ardM >ipe Cariieiiing For Womea ami
waa fouudol aud Is conducted by a
woman. Mis. ICdwiird (illcbriirt 1 J>W.
The suit of the enterprise (a an old
farm with a good orchard on It
bouscs have lieen built aronml the home
Stni. lure. The aucivsaful ganleuer
near a good market now gcta profit all
the year round. The inislng of rad
ishes. lettuce and cucumbers In green
houses is pleasant work and aa easy aa
tiuwer culture. There Is a woman near
Boston who liaa a handsome income
from the culture of winter CUCUUIIIMU.
Tl.e soutbern states •onatltute an ee
pecb:liy favorable region fur the ex
ploiting of women'a schools of horticul
ture and landscape gardening. Tlie
nortliern market ror southern grown
fresh vegetables la a good aud constant
ly iricreaalug one. Southern women,
with their habitual outdoor activity,
make excellent gardeuera.
Meantime women at home on farms
and In villages can make profit from
tlile Industry to a much greater extent
thaa they do. They caa learn from a
reliable gardening book sod from ex
perience. Few women have knowledge
of the use and beauty that eaa he got
from even one acre of ground. A Ger
man woman who knew her bualneaa has
this seaaon filled 100 cans with fruit
that grew In lier own yard of lea* thaa
one acra. Besides the fruit abe raised
all the vegetables the family wanted.
Anywhere In the northern statee a
lean-to greenhouse for growing winter
things may be attached to the home
dwelling without great expense, par
ticularly If the dwelling be of brick.
In a good local greenhouse vMeta and
varnatluaw yield an eavlable prodt to
arlntac. MARCIA CAM PBS Ll*.
gas M W Oeans OM.
The Spanish wit and phUosopher.
Qoevedo, who to hla time gained a
reputation for knowing everything,
was aaked If he knew of a mesne
whereby a parson could avoid growing
old "Moat certainly," said he. "1
know of certain rules which will aura
ly percent your growing old."
"Wliat are theyF*
"Keep la the suu In summer and to
the wet In winter. That la one ruin.
Never glee yourself rest. That la an
other. Fret at everything that hap
pens That la another. And then If
rem take car* alwaya to (at meat cold
and drink plenty of cold wafer when
you are hot you may be perfectly stare
that yon will never grosr old!"
If eon are bilious and reeking advisers.
Take I)eWill's l.ittle H&ily Rieeis,
Jurt before goiag to bed. - .
Yoo will tiM on the morrow.
You are lid of your rorrow —
That's all: just enoegh aaM.
Thc-t fiicov.- pills «lo not gripe,h«-.t wnx-r
the IvvU jprntlv and easily, cleansing
the liver, licit rtrengtb
The Williamston Ginning & Milling Co.,
IS NOW
READY FOR BUSINESS.
A Complete Modern Plant.
COTTON HANDLED EXCLUSIVELY BY MACHINERY
25 cents the hundred pounds.
WE BUY: The Seed Cotton; we buy the cotton after it is ginned;
we buy the seed, or exchange meal for seed at the gin, allowing
Oil Mill prices for seed and charging Oil Mill prices for meal.
GUARANTEED.-**^
Bring your seed cotton to the mill and carry the lint and meal
back the same day. You do not have to make the second trip to
get your meal. Give us a trial.
THE WILLIAMSTON GINNING & MILUNG CO.,
W. J. Whi taker. Gen. Manager.
latest. » T«i ■Uii ni ■ "|l I
t ' ~ |- - ' r I- -
sas. aagsssgaga szssxzES
■o. i|ii«Mn.
When lbe fullou luc lyHablea are cor
milj ■rrnnprd. six two syllul>le ward*
will be fanned. No syllable la to be
tacd mnra than oare. Kn tack-hjo-
Mem-at-ter pafd-dcr-fflue-lct h-a ber.
Mm. SSl.—lUulral>4 tufpliy.
What city In Florida and what Mill
American cape ure Inn ni'iseulitl?
*•. MMUMh.
Sometimes you mrcb and search
An-1 cannot find roc;
Bomettmni from tnp of Mstiset church
To lot lkii (rum
The traveler km nt everywhere
Ilia footstep panca.
Tou aee m on thla | »|wr white
Without your gUim*:
I'm black. la* white. I n always read) I
Now. I» l» and laaars.
PrrhMfia you ve written ma yourssleee
And alao signed me
I*. HSL-lHtkaielleal ramies. |
1. To the double of a certain number
add 2, and Ibe rmult la 3U. Wbat la
tbe number?
2. To a certain number I add 20, and
tbe auni la V llmea tbe luiniber.
3. Tbe dlffert-uce between two num
ber* of which 12 la tbe greater la equal
to twice tbe smaller. What la the
f mailer? I
1 A certain number ralitrarted from
IH Intra twice tbe original number.
Find tbe ncuila-r.
& Tbe aum of three consecutive whole
aumbcra la l& Wbat are tbe numKraf
& A man who la 00 year* of ace baa
three anua whoae united ain-a are equal j
to Ida own, and there la a difference of ;
S year* between each brother and tbe
on* next to hiia. What are the mW ,
Kw. 18* ill —Ufc
All the worda dearrlbed contain the
same number of lettera. When rightly I
got—«l1 and written ooe hriow a Both- )
er. tbe Initials will spell a certain fruit.
1. Minnie |>artlclea. 2. A ctoater of
llowera arraagad along a atom. 3. To
refer'to another for decision. i A
maarullne nam*. &. Substance Imper
fectly vlirirted. & A kind of shoe ar
■UpV«e-
Is, MMasikM Minss.
Ma:
Ftsh atreasa In two worth plate a «a la
the tks
Ki MS-Wrll K mrnmn Fs eves ho.
(The roweia are omitted.]
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My I, 8. 9. 10, « U a part of a
My 4. R. 3 to the lair of a wild beaat.
My H, 2. ft Is a falsehood
Is. SStt—tser Tiss,
[Bxaai|4r: A faithful tea irorty.J
1. A reliable tea. 2 A lively tea. 1
A dry tea. t A damp h*. k A rich
tea. ( A atraag tea. 7. A poor b*
Ik A ahy tea. tt. A weak lea,
frMrs Uskl aa Ate.
Ifa.tbe man wlih aa elastic raa
ar Irwt thai la always at retching Mo
tale.
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my maakr bwbfr I WM alwara a
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will •> **•"* thra» ahrad ~
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Ko M* -Kalgma-. Ha»bra.
No U1 -liracrapklral AnaalV.
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BrilM.
K& MSL—Chaarrd ITorrt*: 1. Rwk.
rook. rood. mad. nad. X. Werd. mi
Mr, M».
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li!y. S. Tiakrr 4 Dkalr t Cola,
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Yen. in Sac
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ooa, Implore. luprna.
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•- Asleep Aml4 Parses
Breaking into a blazing liorae.!
some firemen lately dragged the
sleeping inniates from death. Tan-
J cied security, and death near. It's
j that way when yM neglect coughs
and colds Don't do it. Dr. King's
| New Discovery for CoosnntfAiaii
gives protection agcinst all Throat
| Chest awl Lung Trouble*. Keep it
near, and avoid suffering, death
and doctor's hflb. A tea-spoonful
! stops a late cough, persistent twe
. the most stubborn. Harmless and
' nice tasting, it's guaranteed to sat
isfy. Price sytc and Ji .op. Trial j
bottles free.
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, while joa akaji.
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blue peo|Jc ckaaaM the ajratCM
oI all tbr klrtiiiaai and nakealth ▼ amt
teraad aaakes a mem perma of yoa.
ffltiil
COUAM Jn
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GUARANTEED UNBML
"kc tail two fob a Quarter
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(haaU a»arykara_. or taa
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