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We wish our many readers, one Mid
all, a 335 fal and merry Christmas and a
happy ai d prosperous New Year.
Twj tank failures were announced
last week-The Neal Banking Company
of Atlanta and the First National Bank
of High Point. The suspension of the
latter bank is Said to have been caused
more by internal dissensions among its
ofii';er j than the conditions of its fi-
norcwa. rhe failure is not a bad one
and depositors will not lose anything.
This calls to mind the great difference
in th pauia of 1803 and (he one thin
fall. Then several hundred went to
smash all over the country. The bank
failures during the past two months
have been but little above the normal,
notwithstanding th9 enormous and un
usual strain which has peen placed cn
them recently. This .shows that the
banking situation is fundamentally
sound and gives assurances that the
effects of the recent panic will not last
a great while.
The green eyed monster of jealousy
bai taken a grip on thetsteemed Char
lotte Observer because it has no scrip.
Every town of any consequence in the
Uidted States has been using the scrip
issued by its local banks. The people
have been glad to get it and it has
kept the wheels revolving. Because
its little old town did not keep up with
the procession and have a supply of up
t -date scrip the Observer Is sore about
i: and makes vicious attacks on it. The
Observer reminds us of the old fox that
lost it tail in the steel trap. He said
tvls were a nuisance, anyway, and
went up and down the country fulmi
nating against tails and trying to per
suade the other foxe3 to cut theirs off,
too.
You know as well as anyone when you
n fed something to regulate your sjb
trm. If jour bowels are sluggish, your
food distresses you, your kidneys pain,
take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
It always relieves. 35c, Tei or Tablets.
-L. L. Sapp, drugget.
Hard to Dodge.
Enr!!shm:u) (on Atlantic liner)-We)!,
old cliip; wp'II f-oon It- engaged . with
those Unrated Yankee custom inspect
ors. American-Yoii lsct: And reineai
. l.er. old man. but the United State
ei)iec! every iu:m to pay his duty!
rue!:. ;
Most pesplo rron't so prord of beln
hcuest as ashamed of be lug poor. NVvr
York Press.
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Medicine
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is a
regular couch medicine, a
8 strone medicine, a doctor's
I medicine. Good for easy
coughs, hard coughs, desper
ate coughs. If your doctor
endorses it for your case, take
it. If not, don't take it. Never
CO contrary to his advice.
i lifers
7 iroMurnvetiiciug
doctor
The dose of Ayer's PjV.s is small, or.!y
one at bedtime. As a rule, laxative doses
re betterthancathanic doses. Forcon-
stlpition, biliousness, dyspepsia, sick
headscbes, they cannot te excelled.
Ask your doctor foout this. . -
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Scissorings.
Th'"-re is no stormy weather
Th-it has not iu shiny Li;;
We haven't seen a skeeter
Since the cold wave hit.
-Houston Post.
"Mother maj I get in the swim?"
'Yes, my darlmg dauphter,
Buy your gowns from a Frenchy store,
And don't wear half you ouhter.
Lippincott's
"And have you mu'ic at the church?"
1 aked the rural squire.
"Wall, no." said he, '.'can't say we 2V.
Jest singing by the choir.
New York Sun.
Inability to get a seat at the political
pi counter begets reform. Chicago
News. -
... Whenever a rich man sits by his nice
warm tire of a winter's night how he
do pity de po'l-Athinta Constitution.
Money is reported to be feeling eas
ier. As one of its friends, we hope it
will soon be able to sit up and talk
about old times. -Toledo Blade.
This is an age of wireless telegraphy,
seedless dates, fireless cooking, mois
turelee3 farming and curvekss woman!
Timpson Times.
There is always room at the cop, be
cause it's a Ion i climb and there's no
elevator service to help the lazy man.
-Washington Post.
Several Kelton, Wyo., girls are re
ported to be practicing with the lasso.
As next year will be leap year this news
looks ominous. Washington Post.
Tom Lawson has reformed He is
going to settle down to gambling like
an ordinary New York banker or trust
company director. -Detroit News.
"What are the ten best things to eat?"
asks a Southern contempory. Well,
eight buckwheat cakes and two hunks
of well-done, home made sausage is our
best bet.-Buffalo News. -
The American hen laid '300.000 worth
of fresh eggs which willretail forJSTO.
OOX when they have been in cold stor
age long enough to be worth a tinker's
dim. -Lulsv lie Courier-Journal.
Ellick Htllwanger invited a few spe
rial friends over to his place at Hog
Fjrd, Saturday night. Raz Barlowe
did not go as him and Ellick are not on
drinking terms. -Hogwallow KentucL-
ian.
- An observant contemporary in South
Carolina says Jeff Davii II res-mbles
Jieff Davis I, in thit he ha3 two K-gs.
True, but thfy differ radically in that
Jeff Davis I had a head. -Louisville
Courier- Journal.
Mueh of the wood being brought to
town and sold now is whatol i man Fos
ter used to call "gospal wood." Whr-n
put on the fire he said it would s ng
psalm all day and put the fire out at
niht White County Favorite.
"A bird will sing whether times are
hard or not, but a man will frown and
fuss if the whole world doesn't wag his
way," says the Liberty. Tex., Vindica
tor. Yes, but a bird don't have their
taxes doubled when a town goes dry.
Birmingham Age-Herald.
The Time3 will accept clearinghouse
certificates on subsciiption accounts.
We will also accept backbones, pig-teet
bief livr, soupbones, taterlingins, hog
jowls, pole kittens hides, old casting'-,
second hand clothes, automobiles and
flying machines. Rural Retreat(Va )
Time 3.
Why Soma Employees Lose The'r
Positions.
There is considerable truth in the fol
lowing incident, which actually happen
ed in a large retail establishment,.'
"John, I do not need your srvices
any bnger," said the merchant to one
of his cleiks who had been in his em
ploy only a few weeks.
"Why not, sir" inquired the aston
ished clerk. "You are very buty and
can not reduce your force just now.
Hive I not always been on timpani
performed my work satisfactorily?"
"I have no fault to find with you in
those respects," replied the merchant
gravely; "but there is a very impor
tant fault that you have committed fcr
which I am compelled to dismiss you.'
"What is it?"
''You do not keep your opinions to
yonrself," said the employer "Bafore
you had been in the store a wetk, you
had formei an opinion of every one of
your fellow clerks. You stated the; e
opinions openly, and tnereby incurred
fie ill will of those associated with
you.
"In the next place you expressed
your opinion of some of my customers,
commenting upon their habits, personal
appearance, and manner of speech.
Some of these were overheard, and you
giined the dislike of the customeis,
who now avoid you. Then you undor
took to criticize the way I conduct my
business, and your remarks reached my
ears. I have oecn in this business for
miny years; you have been h. re only a
few weeks. I consider it a mixture of
ijnorance and presumption iu you to
attempt to give your opinion of iry
methods. I tell you this in the hoje
that it will teach you a lesson."
Few employer! i.re so frank and out
spoken as the one qu ited above; but,
nevertheless, there are many young
men who have not succeeded in business
life because they have the unfortunatt
habit of tating their personal opinions
concerning everybody and everything
they see.-Circle.
A Hem: Made lit p,ij bv Chambetlala's Cougb
' Remedy.
About two months ago our baby girl
hau meabk'S which settled on her iuns
and at last resulted in a severe attuck
of bronchitis. We had two doctors but
no relief wa3 obtained. Everybody:
thought she woulddie. I went to hjr-t
different stores to find a certain remedy
which had been recommended tom jpn!
failed to get it, when one of the ?tor:
keepersmsrtefl trint-1 tryChamber
Uin's Couch Remedy. I did so and our
baby jg alive and well today. - Geo. W.
LSpence, Holly Sptimcs, N C. For sale
CKr!37vlA3;.i;ZA3 THS FOLE.
Where Seel Meet' and 'Whale's Blubber
Taka Turkey's Place. I
"I tli!:i'.i C'u:'.s.:nas. 1.SS3, was my '
mo.t u;en;o:a'-le o;:e. said General '
Grcely, the crtie explorer. "With my
comuiand 1 was proceeding southward
In tha hops of obtaining help, and
about the 20th of October we en
sconced ourselves In a little hut at
Cr.pe Sa'olao. Our sr.pply of fooJ was"
.running very ij, and v.e were ca
very Fbort rations, every one iwlug. al-;
lowed j ist fjJ e;:cr.g!i in e:K'h twen- -
ty-1'our hor.rs tJ sustain life. Uudt-r
tht;e Cepreisiug chvumstauces aud j
amid tbe awful Fileuce of the fflar -uig'.rt
the cbeer'ful'aegs that we contiu-J
r.ed to maiiitiiiu was reuiarkable. ... I
'"Christmas day tame at Is: t Christ- J
ias In' the firctie'reglons! At C o'clock ;
v.e had our breakfast thhiToup made
of peas, carrots, blubber and potutoe;. i
Our Christmas dinner was served at 1 j
oVlxktirst course, a stew of., seal j
meat, oulous. ilublier. jot;toes and.
brvatlcmmbs; second "course,- s rved j
one hoar after first, a stew of ralslus, r
blultber; and milk; dessert, a cup of i
hot chocolate, oiie of our party bad ,
some tobacco still left, aud he very
kindly made a cispirette for each one
in our little party.
"I will wager ,that In all Christen
dom that day not another present was
given or received that' gave such In
tense delight to the recipients as did
those little, rolls of tobacco and paper.
They were nmekly' aflame and being
puffed away at for dear life, and thus
r.iy mo; t memorable Christmas a
Christmas near the north pole ended
ia smoko."-riitsburg Dispatch.
Vacations as Christmas Presents.
In a letii'i to the employees of the
Hourne ii -.ills of "Fall River, Mass., an
iiounring the- ivg'ilar prollt sharing div
i U-ii 1 on Ihh-. 21 last. Treasurer George
A. Cuase su.1: "The board of directors
has uuaiiii':0'.!blr eutborlrcd me to an
uo'i!ici to you the experiment of n va-tfjti-m
voi-- in Aiiguist. 10!iT. The mills
will c! se Aus 21 and reopen Sept. 3,
thus ailw'ivlr,:' you ten days .of rest and
recreation. In lieu of regular pay you
will get an extra dividend on your
wages. payr.We' just Wore the vaca
tion, to the amount of 50 per cent of
the averaie weekly wages." This
promise was faithfully kept
Catarrh ft i r.ot He Cured
with local applications, as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh
is a blood or constitutional disease, and
in order to cure it you must take in
ternal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure
is taken internally, and acts directs on
the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall s
Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine.
It was prescribed by one of the best
physicians in this country for years and
is a regular prescription. It is com
posed of the best tonics known, com
bined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous surfaces.
The perfect 'combination of the two
ingredients is what produces such won
derful results in curing Catarrh. Send
for testimonials free.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Proprs.,Toledo,0.
Sold bv Druggists, price 7.r)c.
ke Hall's P'amily Tills lor const!
pation.
S.-iiai-le.
"What wn-.'lrl he a suitable birthday
present for my little boy?" inquired the
fond ni other. ,
"Let me think," returned the -star
boarder, who occasionally liked to
sleep late In the morning. Then, with
the glad, confident smile of one who
has solved a problem, he -added, "How
would a gag or a straitjacket do!"
Chicago Cost.
Arsiising the Lien.
If we want to educate that sturdy,
stolid, unresponsive thins, 'he HHtisb
r.ut.ilic. a "scheme I:a:s to be mildly di
luted v, i.b pKusi'.r'p. Pia:-ke,l b.,- br'ii
hart iict:.;:'e':. !:!;e the bitter pill we
l.ide in our chili'i tn's jam. We have
ei)::.;ials.,r whan',;-.''. i,f ciirrse. but as
a rmihn we are i.nt and do not want to
tw educated. -Ijudon Bystander.
Land Notices for sale at this officle at
fie each, or 50c dozen.
A Good Time to
eiasYiiie
The Spring Term Opens Monday
January 6, 1908
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Preparation for College.
Practical Business Training.
Shorthand and Typewriting.
Teacher's Training Course.
flusic, Elocution and Physical Culture.
We help our pupils get an education; then help
them secure profitable employment.
Is your baby thinweak, fretful?
ST
n Make him a Scott's Emulsion
baby. '; ;' -
-Scoffs Emulsion is Cod Liver OU
and Hypophosphites prepared so that it is
easily digested by little folks.
; J Consequently the baby that is fed on
Scoffs Emulsion a sturdy, rosy
cheeked little fellow full of health and vigor.
j . - ' ALL DRUGGISTS)
Revenue Officer Killed.
, In an encounter with moonshiners in
the famous Smithtown section of Stokes
county Friday, Deputy Collector J. W.
Hendrix lost his life. He, with other
officers, was making a raid on illicit
distilleries and HendriS had proceeded
alone and was about to destroy the
distillery of Oscar Sisk when he was
shot thicugh the heart' and instantly
killed. " ' ;' 'V-;' - ' :
Hendrix was about 28 years old and
had been in the revenue service for a
considerable period. He was recognized
as one of the most efficient officers of
t ie revenue, force. lie was a native of
Wilkes county and leaves a mother and
seveial - brothers and sisters. Ore
brother. W. A, Kendrix, was also In
1 10 pos-ee of officers making the raid
and accompanied the body to Ront'a,
where the mterrment took place. He
h td spent some time at the University
of North Carolina and was saving his
miney with the intention of taking a
course in law. " ,
Revenue officers say that this is the
beginning of the end ct blockading in
the Smithtown section. They say that
they will suppress it if it takes a thou
sand men todo it, and they will continue
the work until there is not a moonshiner
lift in that community.
Several illicit ftilh were destroy d
during the recent raid.
A Didjrrom Deadkck
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that sometimes terminates fatally is the
stoppage of liver and bowel functions.
To quickly pnd this condition without
disagreeable, sensations, Dr. King's
New Life PillS 6hould always be youf
remedy. Guaranteed absolutely satis
factory in every case rr money back at
Allen's drug store. J5c, , .
All Kinds, of legal blanks in stock and
fjr sale at this office.
! The foundation of robust
j health is what h allowed to enter
' the mouth. The more simple
j the diet, the more perfect the
i health.
WHEAT FLftSlS OKXBY
is plain, pure and wholesome,
easily digested, prevents con-
stipation. a
For eaJa by all Groc r a .
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EXPENSES VERY
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60c. AND $I.OO.
CATARRH YIELDS
The Healing Air of Hyomei. Sold
Under Guarantee by Fetzer& Tucker.
Catarrh is the most prevalent disease
known to humanity. Probably ninety
per cent of the people in this country
suffer at one time or another with this
common disease.
It is a germ disease and hence can be
cared n'y by some method that' will
reach and destroy the germs.
This is best found in Hyorrei, which
may be" called the direct method of
treating catarrh, as its medication, tak
en in with the air you breathe, goes di
rectly to every air cell in the pose,
throat and lungs: ki'ls all catarrhal
germs, heals the initated mucous mem
brane and vitalizes the tissues so as to
render catarrh no longer possible.
The unique way in wtr'ch Hyomei is
sold should dispel all doubt as to cura
tive properties, for Fetzer & Tucker
give their absolute guarantee to refund
the price to any catarrh tufferer that
Hyomei fails to benefit. You do not
risk a rent in testing its healing pow
ers. What offer could be more fair to
you than this,, where a leading druggist
takes all the risk of Hyomei giving sat
isfaction, and leaves you to be the
judge.
Resolutions of Respect.
At a recent meeting of the directors
of the Bank of Reidsville the following
resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That in the death of the
late R. T. Williams, president of this
bank, the bark has lost a faithful and
efficient officer, this board an able,
zealous and courteous member, and
ourselves, individually, a firm and con
a ant friend.
We reiognized in him a roan of ex
ceptional merit, arid a citizen worthy
of any trust. Cool, clear-headed, h!gh
tondd, even-tempered, temperate of
speech, steadfast in his convictions and
loyal in his friendships-he was ever a
staI and a tower of strength to his
associates in any cause. It is with un
feigned sorrow that we part with him.
Resalved, That this tribute be spread
on the records of this bank, and that a
copy be sent to the family of the ce
ceased, and one to each of the city pa
pers. W. B. Wuay.
J. F. Watlington.
i. 11. Burton.
F. M. Redd.
Directors of the Bank of Reidsville.
When winds shriek high in fiendishglee,
And en ers winter with his key
Protect ycurself, liom diutte le free
Take Hollisver s Pocky Motnt tin 1 ea
L L Sapp, Druggist.
Enter
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LOW.
After Once Tasting
i
no one wants an old-fashioned
cod liver oil prepara
tion or emulsion, because
Vinol is a much better body
builder and strength creator
for old people,weak children,
and for coughs, colds, bron
chitis, etc.s If it does no good
we will return vour money.
Fetzer & Tucktr.
Mountek.ii
Brarvdy,
Wines
Liquors
Cigars :
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FOR. CHRISTMAS
H. E.
LINK
May we suggest a few suitable and
useful gifts for your friends.
- -FOX HER
Houbitrant' Kxtract $175
Houbiganfs Toilet Water $3 75
Alvrea Extract $1 2
Alvrch Shet .75
R. & G. Extract . SI 25
R. & G. Toilet Water $1 00
Hudnuta Toilet Water .75
Combs & Brushes .25 to $'.50
FOR HIM
Fine Cigars $1 00 to 3 50 Rx
Safety Razors $3.50 to 5 10
Shaving Mirror $3 DO
Shaving Brushrn .25 to .73
DON'T FORGET the S2.C0 Foun
tain pen for 75c only a few. left.
FETZER & TUCKER.
LAND SALE
By v rtua of the power of sale con
ta:ned in a Deed of Trust executed on
the 21st. day of April, 1903, by Mary
Sue Scales and recorded in the office of
Register of Deeds, for Rockingham
County, in Book No. 140, at Fage 3,
(he provisions ot said Deed of Trst
not having been complied w th, I will,
on Monday, the 6th day of January 1908
at 12 o'clock M., at the Court House
door in Wenlworth, expose to sale, at
public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described real es
tate to-wit:-
Adjoining the lands of R. H. Wray
and others, in the town of Reidsville;
Beginning at the junction of Field and
Wray Streets; 1 hence with Field Street
North 89 3 4 degrees East Two Hundred
and ert feet; Thence North 9 degrees.
East One Hundred and five feet; Thf nee
South 89 3 4 decrees West Two Hun
dred -and ten feet to Wny Street;
Thence with Wray btreet U Uegr-fs
East One Hundred and f.ve feet to the
beginning and containing one half of .mi
acre more or lcs.
This C.b day of Dumber, 1907.
jas. T. Smith Trustee.
Administrator'. Ntj.
Having qualified as Administrator '
the estate of B. -Johnston, decease',
all persons indebted to said estate aie
hereby notified to com forward ard
make immediate payment of their sa d
lndeotcdns, and all pertons having
claims afainst said estate are likewise
hereby t.otified to presrnt their claims
to the uic- rifinpd on or teforeine zoth
day of November 1908 or this not ice will
te pleaded in bar of tht ir recovery.
This 18th day of November 1907.
.J. W. Satterfield Administrator
cf J. B. Johnston dee'd.
NOTICE
Having qualified as executor upon the
estatf of 1'. B. Johnston, deceased, no
tice is hereby given to all persons in
debted to said estate to come forward
and make immediate payment and set
tlement, and all persons havine elims
against said estate will present them
for payment on or before the 22nd duv
of November, 190S, cr this notice will
be pleaded in bar of trr recovery.
This the 22nl f ay of November. 1307.
JUMI S foi'VSTON, Fxr.,
P. B Johnston, Dec 'd.
N.TICi
Havii g been appointed Admini trator
of the f state oi the late W, N. Wom
ack, nctice is If rebygivtn toall parlies
owing said estate to ewe lorwara ana
m8ke settlement. AH parties laving
claims Hgainst said es'i te are hereby
notified to present same to the under
signed, fluly proven, on r before Nov.
2'Jth, 1908, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their r covery. .
"V. a vveay, Aam r.
Reidsville, N. C-, Nov. k0, 19i)7.
V.
NOTICE
1 hrcUw-otify all , rr.'tiitf ; s, of Tur
gason & Patterson that on the t ixth day
of January, 1903, in the office of the
Clerk of the Court of Rckingham
County, at Wentwonh. North Carolina,
I will filo my final account as trustee
under the deed of assignment. All per
sons hav ng claims against ths firm tre
notified to file them with the C erk of
!he Court on of" before the Gthtiay of
Jannarv, 19iH.
This the 4th day of December, 17.
J. N. Craig, Trustee
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He is Here Again
Old Kris Kringle has arrived in Reids
vilie H taken up headquarters at D.
R. Ellington's again, 'j bis time he
omes itn enough Toys and Christmas
Present to supply the needs of the
community. Eery night he is busy
arranging the display and you are in
vited to call and see his goods.
The prices have been marked right,
and by epeciil arrangement with him
we have been ph ced in position to ac
cept scrip or clear rg house certificates
for sny of his merchandise.
Ami while you are here wa have many
good things in Dry Goo is, Notions
Cloak, Shoes and Millinery to show
you. Our stock is fresh and op to date
and we know we can please ycu with
anything in these bines.
Plenty of polite clerks to wait on jou,
but it will be a good idea to drop in
before the rush begins. -Get what you
want now and we can make delivery
later. ..
Always something doing at Elling
ton's. Special bargains for every day
in the year.
D. R. Ellington
In Preparing
For
You inay find you need a new Stove or
Heater for your sitting room or bed
room. If bo we can supply you and
put it up so you will have no further
trouble to have a comforting fire.
And should you ascertain that you
need a new Range bear in mind that
Plumbing, Roofing and Guttering
when you want it and as you wsuldlike
to have it.
rwW!k8cVfsigrD
Schedule in effectNov. 24, 1907.
LV. LYMCHBURO. VA.
3:00 a mi for the West-Pullman
sleepers, coaches, dining car.
3:55 a m for Bristol and the South
Pullman eWnem to Memphis and New
Orleans. Dining car.
7:00 a m to tu istoi, Norton, Bluefield,
Welch and intermediate Btations.
2:30 p m for the West and Soutn-Wcst
Pullmir elepnor to Columbus, Ohio.,
CincinnatL Cafe car.
5:20 pro local to iCoanoke. ParKr
car. - ,
eastbound:
8:4 a rn for Petersburg, Richmond
and Norfolk. Parlor car.
3:1) p w for Petersburg, Ricnmond
and Norfolk -Pullman sleepers. Cafe
cas.
2:55 a m far Richmond and Norfolk.
Pullman sleeper to Norfolk and Rich
mond. Full tnfo:mation as to rates, sched
ule, etc. Wire or write
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