The News Reporter from Littleton, North Carolina • Page 8

Local and Personal. The S. A. L. has made a rate Mm LETTER TO ROBT.

KiRKLAND, LITTLETON, X. C. Dear Sir: You take interest in your work and you want every stroke of the briish to do all that it can. Peyoe Lead and Zinc makes every stroke of the brush We will for the next 30 days, in order to make room for new spring stock, sell anything in our house BELOW COST. If we have anything you want we will sell you, as we will not allow the price to be any object TO 0 Co Littleton, N.

C. H. F. Bonney, Cashier. Littleton Yarborough J.

H. Harrison, Eugene Johnston, President. Yice-Pres. Bank of LITTLETON, N. Does a general banking business.

Buys and sells bills of exchange. Isssnes letters of credit, available in all parts of the world. Collections a specialty H. F. BONNEY, Cashier.

OUR Undertaking Department IS NOW COMPLETE WITH A PULL LINE OF 5 of one fare for the round trip from points north of Raleigh, to Littleton. This ffives our friends an eztraordmary low rate and chance to -visit Littleton, Panacea Springs. Shaw's Springs, and Fountain of Health Mineral Serines. Tickets on sale Satudays, good to return Mondays. See our plated wire table mats The Bijou.

Miss Helen M. Prescott, of Atlanta, recently honored our town with a visit. Miss Prescott has recently returned from Europe, where she has been hunting old records concerning the family of Blounts of North Carolina. She was a guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Cawthorue, to whom is related. She is a lady of extraordinary ability and attraction, and we hope she will again favor with her presence. 'Strength and vigor come of good food.duly Force, ready-to-serve wheat and barley food, adds no burden, but sustains, FOR SALE Good' dwelling house and lot, situated in the town Macon. Apply to T. O.

Rod-well, Littleton, N. C. I am prepared to negotiate loans of money for any amount on approved real estate security. S. G.

DANIEL, Littleton, N. C. Taxes Can't be Listed With the Register. The county commissioners have, been instructed by the corporation commission that it is not lawful for taxes to given in before the register of deeds, and that persons who fail to give in the proper time to list takers should be double taxed. The commissioners have no authority this matter, and takes must given in at the proper time.

Monroe Journal. REDUCED RATES. On the first and third Tuesdays of May and June the Frisco System (St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad) will have on sale reduced one way and round trip tickets from Birmingham, Memphis, and St. Louis to points in Arkansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Indian Territory, and Texas.

Write W. T. Saunders, G. A. P.

Frisco System, Atlanta, for information. Worst of All Experiences. Can anything be worse tnan to feel that every minute will be your last? Such was the expe rience of Mrs. S. H.

Newson, De catur, Ala. "For three years. she writes, 4I endured insufferable pain from indigestion, stomach and bowel trouble. Death seemed inevitable when doctors and all remedies failed. At length I was induced to try Electric Bitters and the result was miraculous.

I improved at once and now I'm completely recovered." For Liver, Kidney, Stomach and Bowel troubles Electric Bitters is the only medicine. Only 50c. It's guaranteed by E. B. Perry, druggist NOTICE.

Having hired Ferd Harriss and Henry Shearin for the year 1903, and they having left me without notice or consent, I hereby forbid any one from hiring them under penalty of the law. JESSE COLEY. Panacea. N. June 3.

1903. Tssftelsss CIS Coffius, Caskets and Burial Robes. New Orleans Molasses, 25 cts a gallon, at The Bijou. A nice refreshing shower fell here yesterday afternoon. Mr.

J. A. Cree, of Newport News, is visiting his family here. Maj. N.

E. Jenkins, of Greenwood, S. is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Mamie Clay. Fresh supply of candies, cakes and crackers at The Bijou.

The contractors are going right along on the residence of Mrs. B. M. Turnbull. The Norwood House.

Warren-ton, will matte you comfortable while attending Warren Court. Mr. B. C. Alston left Monday for Baltimore, where he has gone to be treated for blood poison.

The handsome residence of Dr. J. H. Harrison, on Mosby Avenue, is nearing completion. Rev.

C. N. Wharton will fill his appointment at the Presbyterian church here next Sunday, morning and night. Our patent nutmeg graters, don't grate your fingers. Oniy 10 cents at the Bijou.

Some good cheese, 18 cents a pound, at The Bijou. Miss Mamie Walker and Mr. C. L. Walker left Sunday for a visit of a few weeks among relatives in Virginia.

We hope to meet many of our subscribers at Warren Court next Monday and Tuesday and exchange receipts for cash. Marbles for the boys at The Bijou. Don't fail to inform your friends of the fact that the S. A. L.

will bring you here on Saturday and take them back on Monday for one fare Mr. Leo Alston 4 'the ice man, can be found next to the Nes Reporter office ready to serve you at any time. Miss Hattie Carr, after a pleasant visit to friends and relatives, returned to her home in Portsmouth last Tuesday. Messrs. S.

J. Stallings, Marvin and Hervie Newsom, and Rev. H. A. Humble attended the commencement at Trinity College this week.

Dr. L. J. Picot returned home yesterday from Raleigh, where he had been to attend a meeting of the executive committee of the Central Hospital. Miss Cora Pulliam, of Lees-burg, is visiting Miss Sarah Myrick.

Misses Myrick and Pulliam had the pleasure of having Miss Lucy Webb with them Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. Roger Lewis leaves today for the University of Chicago where he will take a special course in English during the next few months. He is studi ous, and will no doubt attain a high standard there. Success to you Roger, and may your days be pleasant and profitable.

Her many friends regret to know that Miss Mary Beckham is not well. Few people have the-unstinted love and esteem of all whom they are known that is bestowed upon Miss Mary, and The News Reporter shares with the general public in the hope that she may soon be entirely restored to health. tics ctccd tho test 25 yeas. regard wia every at us a of at in be ca count. Mixed paint wastes fifteen to eighty per cent, of every stroke depends upon the amount of adulteration in the mixed paint.Cv That what mean by "fewer gallons." We can't dwell on every reason for using Devoe Lead and Zinc.

There are too many. E. R. Bowman, Girard, writes: Mr. Burt Young bought one gallon of Devoe L.ead and Zinc in halves to paint rooms on which he had always used one gallon of mixed paint; one-half gallon of Devoe did the work and he returned the other half gallon.

Yours truly. F. w. Devoe New York. S.

S. J. Stallings sells our paint. SPECIAL PRICES AT 's Cash Store, Until Saturday Night, Jane 20. Macha'and Java Coffee, can 25c 50 Boxes Writing Paper, box, 19c 15c Linen Tablets 9c Brass Shoe Brads, box 4c Best Lemons, per dozen 20c Force, per package 15c Grape Nuts, per package 15c Postum Cereal, per package 15c Shredded Wheat, per package.

I5c Large Package Pickling 5c Queen Olives, bottle 35c Wo rch ester Sauce, bottle 10c Tomato Catsup, bottle 10c Tobasco Pepper Sauce, bottle 35c Prepared Mtstard, bottle 15c Pickled Onioas, bottle 15c Sweet Picklet bottle. 10c Large CucutSper Piekles, dozen 10c 3 02 Bag Smcfking Tobacco 5c Can Syrup, 2 lb cans 10c No good! charged to any one. Nothing but THE CASH. H. E.

WALKER. Pall into line and order your new spring suit from the great Oak-Easel of Strauss Brothers Good Tailor for 26 Yoar. CH ICAGO. From start to finisb good quality is the predominating feature of all clothes made to order by this well known tailoring bouse. No detail is too small to be giren careful attention; your perfect comfort is tneir sole tin.

Call at out store and look over toe splendid assortment of 500 latest and nobbieat patterns. XTevili quote you prices tfcat will interest yoa. Your satisfaction, as always, absolutely guaranteed. T. F- Maguire.

Toils No Care, No Pay Walker .4 All METALLIC, ROSEWOOD, WALNUT and PLUSH. All well and tastily Trimmed, regardless cf expense. Ser vice of HEARSE can be had at any time. S. J.

STALLINGS, Littleton, N. C. 66 TOP" the way from $2.00 to $125.00. Meeting Grand Lodge A. F.

A. Oaford, June 24th. Round trip Ticket on sale June 22nd and i3rd. Limited to June 26th. Meeting K.

C. Dental Association, Winston-Salem. June Nth to 20th Round trip 17.70. Tickets on sale Jun 13th to 17th. Final limit June IT-'nd.

PURE OLD RYE For medical and family use. Manufactured by H. Guggenheimer Co. Sold by River Township Dispensary, June loth, 1903. LITTLETON, N.

C3 S. A. L. SPECIAL RATES. From Littleton to Portsmouth.

Ocean View, Old Point, Cape Henry, 13 00. Virina, Beach 13.25. Ticket on sale Saturdays g-ood to return on Mondays- Snmmer School for Teaohers, Raleigh, July 1st to August lat. Round 52.70. Dates of aale July 1, 6, 7, 13 and 20.

Final limit August 1st. Peabodv Summer School, NahTille, Q'enn. Round trip $17.75. Tickets on Ue June 19th, 20th, and 21t, and July rdand 4th. Final limit fifteen days i rem date of tale.

N. C. Bar Association, More bead City, July lt to Rouop trip 110.55. On sale July lit and 2nd. Limit July $th.

X. C. Banker Association, Wrighta-ville, N. Juce24Ui and 25th. Round 17.00.

Ticket sold June 21st and 23nL Final limit June 21ah Avcrago AnncJ Sds3 over Ono end a ffclf t' cfcait gpesl to yon? is a Tea CerL ptcscsa cf.