LAND SALE
Pta of North rrolin,
V.' . i ,-. tiaiM lit If .
utioii dirfrtel to th
...i..ri,.,,.t nut of the Superior Viir f
i. t ..... i.o i-.n i.t v In f vop of J . Hash
... .i'.nxt s H. Vanirhn. E. B. Vaiitflm, J
i- v,i,n mi) K F. Kumlev. If fptiiiitiil. I
wl'l. lit fr nit of Dip Court Hons f 0 r in t
towu or Wentworth at one o'clock.
On the 2lHh day of February, 19 i
f. r rssi to-tlie Muhftit Ni1dT H I
Vaughn's entire Interest inthe land of K I
v.nhii'a ostiito. It hcinir one utHl'Vilfit i
ti.rh tnivrMt in smd lamia d.'rribe 1 nt
fj!l iw. to wit:
Efglmiing at a post oak In M'h
Yautrtin's line running North 1R pol-
rt.L- mtl lillilltjarMT thniiCH K,1Jt 6ti
1.1
t
t o FpiiDieli oak mi) pointers; then N
SI l: loc to f tiesmui oiia on in.rui
t ...i.t viiiniliiir fr.-lul ThornnS lHf
Iheuce Kostern course with esid road Mr
fi the IWhey Hprirgs rod; thenc m
iit poles to a stake In Angle' line;
kiii.raAmuiit lin t,t1 wen Throilwic
..iIh
th
k
Vaughn, E. B. Vaughn and Daniel Y
a.nitiiih .tab in uift rn t; thitnpp aI
rrv.
n i
MtlU ,'ili ni'tl' .' . ......
Mi line V p' led to the beginning, c
on
tinttir 170 Brrs. mure r
Another tract bounded as follows, to w
It:
Beginning t stone new e. rnerin nnoi
line, running Nortii S4 poe to h pnafoi
.1. UL'aaf lllll (fi & f'hputlltlt? Ihtt
t
tk
a'
H po es -to ft sweet gum 10 Marshall's II
thence r.ast on new line ji: pme io
Ieimin1ltg .rontnininn no. wore nr irn.i.
This the 27th day of January, l:ti't.
f m. f. nNMX,Hhfii(r
LAND SALE.
By Tlrfuo of itn orrtcr of thfi Snrcrinr Ciuni
. . n t. it.:
the untierHlKnco win ht cukii in m
fiijrhest lililiie. at fuhllo miction in lli tow
of ilBldavllle, t i-leeti o'clock on
Saturday, the C-th day jf Ft b., 1 0C
ir-prt1ii tract or narccl of Isrni. MitustB I
Knid ctiin.tv on tli witters of Iiaw rlvr,
nrfjiiiiiinir the bind of Robert Somem; Iot ri e
W i i It son, Jon.ittmn Koi.erlHoii niionn-rs
linirliinlnif Ht the month of HerlHn erecli
riinnliiit wit It Haw river ft) nolen toft hY'h
on the t-iitik df Rftld river; thencH Norlh 1.1
Kt 13 Boies to a Hloni-; thence Huth 77
W'rvt ',u s to a 1'oidar on the -hank o
llhihln rieek; tlience clown the creek ft It
lrexiilcru to thn tiettlm'iltix: and cental inn,.'
i'l S 4 acri'Hv more or lean.
Sale made mi liject , to 'coiiflriiiat Ion of court
!'d title retained tt nt 1 1 full payment of the
jinrchaH" irire. H. 'Id fur tiartllloh amonx
the lielr of I leororo Ilerliln, deceased.
This tin; WU day of l)eC'tn her. !W
K. It. SMITH, Coiii'i
LAND SALE
Py virhte of an order of the Kupeiinr
(?iiurt the umleriiifiied will at. the coin
hoiine door In Went worth on
Mo.ulajv tlio 8th (lay ofKeb,, 10!)1
lit IIOnI! Bell for CliHtl to the, hlirhent hid. 11
1u order to iiiafcn mhkIh to imy.. 4vht..-i
certain tract or parcel of land altuatu In the
town of Keidnvtlle, near the factory of i he
KelddVllh Kertili.erf'ompany, adjoining th"
lands of H It Scut, Klla Neat and others, and
conta lin nir one half R'Ts, more or lesa.
Hale made auliject to the contlrtnatlon of
court and title retalncJ until full payment o
the liurchnau nioney. '
TLla the. tutl! day tit Dece.mt er, li)03
H. II. SMITH. Adm'r
of Ucorfje Neal, di:u'd
NOTICE
f aIIbph i t a,l m I ii tut yu 1 1 iti littnn 1ha aahllu
.. .:.. . m 1. ........ W'.r.. ... ....
nf .llin II M.tfliitr H.kiiiiauu.l htttflii luBiinrit.
the iiiidermifiifd from the Huperlor court of
nocKinnain county, nonce is nereny (riven
to all peraona ludebled to aald eatate to flotn
forward and make Immediate payment, and
all persons holding claims ajraliiHt said est ale
to present (hem for payment, duly proven, oh
or before the nd Cay of January, IStnV ort hls
nonce win ne pleaded in par or ineir recov
ery Tlila the 3Iat day of Dee , tmi.
J. H. WALK KK. Adm'r
of John K. Motley, d c'd
ISTotico
Havlnu- iitialllled km AdmlnlHtrator on thi
cetate of Fannie Hcrhlii, deceased, I heretiy
liot.lfvall ltel-HinH owlnir hhIiI eutHtn tn nnn.i
forward and make Immediate payment, anil
II peraona having claluiH ftKainat aald astute
will presenttheiu to me on ir before the 1st
day nf January, mnfi, or Ihle notice will he
pieausa in nar oi wieir recovery, XhlH un
jHth day of Due,
J. B. JOHNSTON,
AdiiilnlHtraror of r'annle Herbln.dec'd
X ror Kst-class
1'ntil, SIuulc
I and Oru (tin in fal
liif and I'lmils, t
Jersey Cattle,
Poland China,
limn moth Mi lad
y nil Stonls,
John A. Young,
Greensboro, N. C.
A. I). IVJE,
Attornov tit - Xjav
Will practice in ituckinojiam and
fl(1Jolnin?courilU', Siiccial titlen
tion given to tho collection of claims
All corrcspoii'lcnce promptly mis
wtre 1. Aillreas : Leaksville, N. C
Dr. W. H. Wakefield
CnAItLOTTK, N. C
Can bo consultftl in his office at
No. 320 North Tryou street except
on cacliVt)(.liiolav and Tliursilayi
Watch for ;. announcement of Ins
visits m Ki-i'lHvillo.
1'racticc limitc l to Eye, Ear, "'Noijt
aiil Throft
L. L. SAPP,
Practicing Physician,
Office in the WhitsetJ building, ovei
C. J. Mathews & Co'b.- 'phone 7b.
Residence 'phone 138. All cull
promptly attended day or bight.
t -tci Cw!Js Prevents PneumoB!
Warming the Poultry Houre.
Tlicre are many v;iys of wur:i.?
poultry hoiiso, but ti e I'hm thru; n in
our Illustration is not only a chonp
one, but it also vcutiidtt.-s the pouUry
bouse by sup;'!yu;:,r frc:-h warm air.
Any kind of flat top stovo, or even a
kerosene oil stove will give sutlicient
heat. Forty d-'re"; I'alironlie't 13
warm t'not'"h for a poul'iy houe;
her.ee the f x.. of the stove d"per.c?s
on the length if t!iv Ihhiho. It is e.dsy
enough to put a .s'ove in th- ji 'iiltry
bouse, but we wi.-,h al.'-o to e;itilate
the house while w.inipn,' It, as well
as to make . use of a Icroycne lamp,
or small stove, if int little wariiith is
retuirol. 'I I he !r U simply a
dosed box; one yard sipiar , and one
inch doipvniiiths o! Ortiiitiiy !ieet
iron. The box,', or heater is placed
on a fmall Ftove. or if lens are at
tached to each corner of tiie heater, a
lamp may bo placed under it. ' The
cold air comes in at A, pa. ses through
the box, becoming heated,' and
emerges at the pipo H. The cold air
pipe is half an Inch In'. diameter' and
tho warm air pipe one Inch. The pipe
A. should be long enough to extend
through the walls to the outside, so
asVto bring In the pure air. These
pipe3 may be niadi of tin. By bring
log In the fresh air and heating it, the
poultry house Is not only ventilated
but warmed. This permits of closing
It tightly, no as to avoid the cold air.
No ventilators On the top of the build
ing will be required, and the air will
keep the bouse dry. Always bring
tho air In and discharge it near tho
roof, as the birds will not then crowd,
or become lame, as they will when the
warmth Is below them.
Indian Game Fowls.
The game fowls of various feather
are mostly supposed to have descended
from the wild Jungle fowls of south
ern Asia. The so-called Sumatra are
well known for their indomitable pluck
and other fighting qualities. The In
diana Games bear some resemblance
to the breed mentioned above, but are
not Identical. The cocks do not have
the long, snaky necks, and the wicked,
cruel look of the Sumatras, but are
more compactly built, heavier and have
a more stylish appearance. They are
peculiarly valuable for the gridiron,
having a delicacy of texture and fine
gamy flavor. But it ia for the purpose
of crossing with other breeds that they
are most valuable. Like all the game?
the hens make excellent mothers.
Farmers and Failures. .
Pin up two faots to be considered
when you are discouraged: Thero are
fewer business failures among farm
ers than among any other class; more
men begin without capital and be
come owners of good business In
farming than In any other vocation.
;:V:':''. Doubtful i i
Mamma Johnny. I left 10 cents on
this shelf a little while ago. Did you
take it? ..:,'''.. ....:... .,
Johnny Tos'm. There's a poor old
hunchback man that has a biK family
to support, and I gave it to him.
Mamma An, and where did you sen
this poor man.
Johnny He came to the door sellln'
caudjes an' things, Philadelphia
A Testimonial.
"Gentlemen My Hair was coming
out in handfuls, but slnco I began
using your Matchless Hair Invlgorator
it has stopped falling out entirely."
An Eskimo Episode.
"You are the light of my life."
lighed tho lover, edging a trifle closer
to the hand carved ice Betteo.
"You only say that because yon
know I drink so much train oil," she
blubbered. .
"'However, it resulted ia a match.
Judge. -
Clrcumsances Alter Cases.
"This paper says woman's chief at
traction is her hair. Do you think
Bor
"Not on a muddy street." Michigan
Wrinkle.
M men wero as anxious to do risht
8 they are to get their rights, the
world would soon brf righted.
Happiness Is an art, and we havo to
Ifiara how to be happy, just an
hare to bwa how to be goo' - '
j: Method f:r Cstchirg Them.
The ttTn.p''!! hunters h ive adopted
a new methyl fur i-aivhina; ternpla.
j and what few are b it in the Chesa
i r-?ake 1!a ami its tributaries wJl
I Boon be in the terrapin iw)H.id.s. TL9
now device is a trap cmstru-'-ted aout
I on the same nrim iulo as an eel no
I -
1 The body of the tra; fonrtrD'tud
of wire and the entrav.-e of twine, so
woven that the Uirapins easily ea
ter, but fiuJ It iDHm.-.s;ide to got out.
The trap Is then Idled with bait,' far.
the most part crushed crabs, and stt
ia the marsh where terrapins have
been' bx ated. The terrapin hunter
ualks through the marsh and discov
ers his game by the protruriing heaiM,
as the terrapins are compelled to come
to .the- surface to I reat'ie. Many of
them are drawue!l.ii these traps, and
one hunter stales that he has Feen
twenty-two drowned In this manner
(lurins; the present summer. A terra
pin cannot live In one of these traps
over three 'hour, -a nd thus the hunter
must be on the move (Onstautly if he
would preserve bis ;;aaie alive. Ter
rapins are also being caught In '.'puree
ntftfi, but these cannot be used In
shallow streams successfully, on ac
count of the numerous stumps of
trees on the bottom. One hunter
made a lare haul wi;h a fyW some
weeks ago. fie saw a hirge number
af terrapin going up a narrow marsh
stream, and knew, that it was tisclessi
to follow them at once, on account o!
the numerous deep holes, which ren
dered "the terrapin' practically safe
from pursuit, lie therefore stopped
uj the stream with the exception of
one narrow outlet, in which he placed
his fyke. Night after night he waited
patieutly for the terrapin to tome
down. At length one night there came
a heavy rain, and the terrapin came
down with a rush, so that he caught
more of them than he had caught at
one time for many years Baltimore
Sua.
Just Laughed. " '
As the pen is symetimes mightier
than the sword, so the laugh Is, on
occanlon, as powerful as in eloquence
the spoken word.
"There are many different kinds Of
conversational .'.accomplishments,"' re
marked a man well up in the ways of
the world, "and ! have paid due at
tention to the ''cultivation of such as
lie within my range. Great is lan
guage great, indeed and beautiful
withal. Next to my limited ability
with words, however, I rank my facul
ty of using the smile, or the laugh,
as the cane may be.
. "I don't mean pleasantry and mirth,
as domestic social graces, but as de
fensive business artillery. Of course,
a man's first impulse, when another
misguided man makes a palpable mov
to 'do him up' or asks some unreason
able and preposterous business favor,
Is to enter on wordy opio8ltIon
strenuous, naturally,, and, perhaps,
violent. This, I have learned, Is
waste of nervous force and allows
argument on the part of the unfriend
ly man who is trying to make the
touch. The stronger weapon Is to
laugh Just laugh. Utter not a word,
no matter how much the . other may
lay; but Just keep on laughing. I've
routed many ; deep laid, dishonest
schemes with a good, hearty laugh,
Try it." Detroit Free Tress.
"Few persons tire, perhaps, aware
that a thing of beauty is a common
peanut plant, growing singly In a six
or elght-lnch pot and grown indoors
during the colder weather," said a
Lexington avenue florist.
"Kept in a warm room or by the
kitchen stove, a peanut kernel, plant
ed In a pot of loose, mellow loam, and
only moderately moistened, will soon
germinate and grow up into a beauti
ful plant, expending its branches over
the pot.
"The leaves close together like the
leaves of a book on the approach of
night, or when a shower begins to
fall upon them. The plant bears tiny
yellow owors. There is nothing else
Just like it, and florists throughout
tho country might well add it to their
list." .
Don't use your eyes when f.ey are
tired.
Do just as careful of your teeth as
of your hair and complexion.
Don't let yourself get stout; plump
ness is pretty, fat is not.
Drink lots of water; boil it if doubt,
ful of Its purity.
Take as much exercise as possible;
a dally walk is a great tonic.
Lemon in a glass of warm water,
taken before breakfast twice a wealt.
Is excellent for the complexion."""""
High stiff linen collars have come m
again, just as the modish woman had
succeeded in educating hersolf tway
from them. The new models are, a
rule, embroidered, which adds a femi
nine touch to their severity.
Flax thread mercerized is provlled
In all colors for embroidery and fajot
atltcnlng upon linen frocks,
Found n Cur for linlletloii.
I use Cham! erlain'a Stomach and
Liver Tablets for indigestion and find
that they suit njy case better, than
any dyspepsia remedy I have ever
tried anil I have used 'many different
remedies, I am nearly filty-one
years of ape and have stffercd a
great deal from L.digestion. I can
eat almost anything I want to now.
Gko W. Ksionr, Rock Mills, Ala.
For salo by all druggists.
Some llubblaf Oilers.
The Constitution, the Inland Farmer and
Hie llirlcf a weeR Mew York World and
Tin lUview, i.tsu.
t t'oiuo)olltan, the (instltntloti, th
A in. .rl. nit Aorrirulliirftliat and Rv lew. i 0U.
Ike Woman's Home Couipaniou, the Col I
atltui Ion and The Kevlw. 11.75.
JVLllM3f
INaltirers Ciftlfroin the Sunny 2 oath
Shortens ycur foo3-Laitte w lift
America is a nation of dyspeptics ; the use of lard in cookinjr is the
main cause. For your own protection you 6hould divorce yourself from
all food cooked with lard. Instead, use Cottoler.e, the purest and most
palatable shorteninj possible to produco. Cottolene is made from refined
vegetable oil and choice beef suet, is full of richness, yet free from dys
pepsia. It will give you better food, and food which will agree with you.
Cottolene is never sold in bulk. It comes in sealed white pails, with
red label and band. In the center of the label is our trade mark a steer's
head in cotton plant wreath. Cottolene is not exposed to all the odor
which surround it ; lard is, because it usually ccmes in bulk. The quality
of Cottolene is guaranteed, we 6tand behind it. You take rio chanoesin
" Its use.; vj
Forestall dyspepsia by the use of Cottolene. Any good grocer will
supply you. One trial will make you wonder why you stuck to hog lard
60 long. '... .....,:;.. ;:-. .- ':
USE $ LESS. Cottolene being richer than either lard or cooking
butter, one-third less is required.
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Gccds.
We 'will eetve ou right, li
connt ction we havt I lie onlv u rn
pletc urinding plant in tho Stale lor
making spectacle lenses." hend us
your broken glasses. We can dui)
ic ate tl cm,
CHARLOTTK. N. C.
What is Dr. Petty's
Natural Stock lick ?
It is not a rew thing. It
was prepared and deposited
in the earth by Nature lor "
all 6tock. For sale by all
dealers. Manufactured by
The Lick Company,
Winston, N. 0.
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COMPANY. Dept 553 Chlcaso
RAILWAY -
MILES OF. RAILWAY. , ,
Asheville. N. O. i
S.! II. HARD WICK, G. P. A., J
'.- . f
FREE
For The Asking.
'Numbers of tUa'ers have brnntls
of (zoods they would 10 . doulit he
glad to ge rid of and if eouie con
suiners could . be , found carcleas
enoiioh of f heir constitution to us.
same they could obtain their wante,
free for the asking.
Rut it is not so with the famous
OLD HENRY
PURE RYE
WHISKEY
Every dealer will tell you It Is Ms beat
seller, no' talking or iiersuaaton neceitMry,
everybody satisfied and feeling certain they
have the best, when In our original
utfhRffeg. with seals over corhs, naiuh
blown In bottles and picture on label.
If parlies in prohibited sections
will write to us we will see that they
sre supplied by measure or bottles;
everything packed in plain buses, ns
niavks to show " conleutsr and "deliv"
ered free of freight or express
charges at their stations.
STRAUS, GUNST & CO..
Proprietors, v' '
Uichmond, Va
n
lb
L3
Pneumonia follows La Grlppo
but never follows the use of
oney
and Tar
It stops the Cough and heals the lungs.
Prevents Pneumonia and Consumption,
Mb. Q. Vacbeb, of 157 Osgood St., Chicago,
vritas: "My wife bad U grippe and it left her
with a very bad cough on her longs which
Volki's llo.NEf and Tab cored completely.
Nothing has ever equalled it
Nothing can evor surpass it.
A Terfett For Ail Throat and
I Cure: Lung Troubles.
Money back if It fau3. 7 rial Dottles free.
' 8LBH83H
eidsville
eview,
Semi-Weekly, $1.00 Per Year
I I I ONTAINs MOKE
Town News,
County Nys,
5tate News,
National New
5 And better reading
than any paper printed
in Rockingham county
It ket'pn you poi-ted till the time,
It is the bes t family paper. It
publishes the news of society, the
coming' and going of the people,
the news of all clnsses, and reports
of every important event in its
territory. From week to week it
gives twice as much Rockingham
tews as any paper published. That
explains its popularity I
Noefolk & Western
ralroaid.
Schedule in IJlI'ect Aug 30, 1003
;WINON-!ALBM DIVISION.
SOUTH HOUND.
Dally
915 am
10 28 am
11 45 am
11 48 pm
1 81 pra
Sally
Sunday
5 16 pm
6 id pm
. 7 IS pm
8 l pm
Lv. Roanoke
Rocky Mount
MartliiBVilie
Madlsou
"Walnut Cove
Ar. Winston
a do pm
1 00 pm lu 15 pm
I
0' " fl - 1 ' '
r.lyngs x
Flew Discovery
gcrt:i.l;48a"i:'1 sicistoo
KORI'H HOUND.
t.v. Winston 8 00 am t 60 pm
Walnut Co 8 43 am 8 88 pm
-KadiaoD 9 18am '8 Mpm
Martinsville 10 24 am S 00 pm
'. Koch y Mount . 11 56 am 8 29 pm
Ar. Koanohe 1 00 pta 130pm
WKST HOUM LEAVE ROANOKE DAILY
4:t5 sm. Vestlbuled Limited for Bristol,
Knoxville, (.liattuuontia. Pullman sleep
ers to Memphis and New Orle alio. ESI
1:15 p m lor Radford, BlneUeld Columbus,
Chicago Rl,d to all points weit. Fullmau
sleerers Roanoke to Columbus.
4:35 p m daily except huuday for Bluefleld .
and Intermediate siatioim. ...
1:45 pra dany fir Hadford. Brtstol and
Interueaiatf itntiiiB Mceper to Kuox
vlllo. . . --, -II
io nm. For Bristol, Bluefleld, Norton,
Pocahontas snd Welch
NORTH AND EAST BOUND.
I:f0 pm and lS:''5pm. For Lynchburg, Peters
butff, Richmond and Norfolk. Pullman
sleepers on nlht trains for Richmond
and Norfolk.
1:52 pm. For Washington, Hafrerstown, Phil
adelphia and New York. Pullman sleep
ers to New York.
8 25 nm. For Hagerstown and Intermedial
stations.
12:ii5am. Vestibuled Limited for Washing
ton, Baltimore, Fhiladelphia and New
York. Solid tratn Pullman sleepers.
1:05 a m for Lynchburg-, Petersburg, Plch
H,oiidand Norfolk!
"DURHAM DIVISION.
8 16 pm. Dally for Lynchburtr,
Leave Lynchburg, Union station, 4:30dailj
except Sunday for Durham and interm
diate points. For all additional Infor ji
tlon abply at ticket office or to
M. F.BRAOO,
Trav. Pass, Agt., Roanoke, Va
W" B. BfcVILL,
Oen. Pats. Art., Rcanoka V
TO THE
Glorious Mountains of West
ern North Carolina.
Invites the attention of all
Heatth and Pleasure seekers
Low-Rate Summer' Tickets
Are on sale from principal points
in the South. and Southeast, to the
nottd resorts located on and
reached by Southern Railway. Tick
ets on sale up to and including
September SCI, 1903; limited to
'Ytober 31, 1903, for return.
"The Land oftha Skv"
AND '
"Sannhirc Country."
' L A
Ashevllle. N. C. and Hot Sprints, N. C
Offer every attraction to the sum.
travelor or invalid. The East Ten
ncssee and Vijginia Resorts a'so
oflVr many inducements for hedth
and pleasure.
Ask any summer Kauway Agent
for Summer Homes Folder, descrip-.
tive ot the many deluhtlul resorts
reached by Southern Railway.
e So
in