Briefs Adrift.The county commissioners will

be in session Monday.

Mr. Luther McKinney, of VadeMecum, spent Tuesday night here.

Supt. of Schools J. T. Smith issuffering with au attack of grippe.

The spring term of Stokes court

willoonvene on May 6th this year.

Mr. J. W. Pitzer, of Red Shoals,was here a short while on businessTuesday.

Mr. D. S. Watkins, of WalnutCore, was here a short whileTuesday.

Mr. Wiley Mabe, of CampbellRoute 2, was were a short whileyesterday.

The Walnut Cove FJotel willopen fur the reception of gueststomorrow, Maroh Ist.

Mr. N. R. Martin left Tuesdayfor Witoston where he willprobab-ly accept a position.

Mr. P. G. Southern, who washere Tuesday, expects to more hisfanily to High Point soon.

It is learned that the Bank ofMadison did not lose anything onT. W. Hylton as was reported.

The publio school here willgive a spelling match one nightthis week. Everybody invited.

Messrs. Joseph Martin and Wm.of Dellar, were here look-

ing after some business yesterday.Mr. J. D. Humphreys and Drs.

W. V. and W. L. McCanless, all ofwhom have had grippe, are upagain.

Messrs. Jno. R. Smith, EnochJames, Wiley Mabe, SpeedwellMabe and Robt Mabe were Dan-bury visitors Tuesday.

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Mr. J. T. Moore Will Probably LeaseHis Hotel this Summer?Fell Onthe Ice and Sustained Painful In-juries.

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Mr. J. T. Moore, proprietor ofMoore's Spring*, called on the Re-porter Monday. Mr. Moore sayshe will probably lease bis hotel tosome one for this season, and de-Tote his attention to making someimprovements his place.

Mr. Moore fell on the ioe aboutChristmas, sustaining very painfulthough it is hoped not serious in-juries. He has been oonfined mostof the time since.

J. S. Taylor to Run Pied-mont Hotel Next Season.

Piedmont Springs hotel will berun nest reason by Mr. J. S. Tay-lor, of Danbury. Mr. Taylor isexpecting a big crowd. The hotelat Danbury owned by Mr. Taylor,and managed by Mr. J. A. Fagg,is also making preparations to en-tertain a orowd of guests throughthe summer months.

Gone to Raleigh to Fightthe Magistrate Bill.

Republican County ChairmanN. O. Petree, Shtf. R. J. Petreeand Register of Deeds C. M. Jonesleft yesterday for Raleigh to tightthe bili now pending before thelegislature for the appointment of(Stokes county magistrates withpower to elect oertain oounty offi-cers.

Phone Line From Dan-bury to Stuart to Be

Built.

Mr. E. C. Sheppard was hereFriday. Mr. Sheppard it promo-ting a phone liue to run from Dan-bury to Stuart. He reports nearlyall the stock subscribed. Thecapital stock of this company willbe SBOO 00, and it is figured that itwillpay 25 per ceot.

' _vZSFA VALUABLE LESSON.

"Six years ago J learned a val-uable lesson," writes John Pleas-ant, of Magnolia, Ind. "I then be-gan taking Dr. Ring's New LifePills, and the longer I take themthe better I find them." Theyplease everybody. Guaranteed at

ill druggiats, 25c.

SOME STONEVILLE NEWS.

Mr. Galloway Thomas Has Pneu-monia?Two Marriages? OtherNews.Revenue officers, on Sunday

night, cut up a blockade distilleryabout three mileß from this place.They also destroyed a large quan-tity of beer. The owners of theproperty are unknown.

Married on Thursday, February14th at the home of the bride'sparents near this place', Rev. T. J.Glenn officiating, Mr. Terry Price,of Hondley, W. Va., to Miss DaisySmith, the beautiful and accom-plished daughter of Mr. A. J.Smith.

Married on Sunday, Fobruary17, at the home of the bride's par-ents, near Stoneville, Rev. T. J.Glenn performing the oeremony,Mr. W. G. Teudor, of Hondley,W. Va., and Miss IdaGrogan.

Mr. P. B. Neal, member of the IBoard of Directors of the NorthCarolina Farmers' Protective As-sociation, was in town Friday andgave us a pleasant call. Mr. Nealis very much encouraged with theprogress made with the organiza-tion and feels certain that it willbe a success. Itis a necessity andthe farmers are fast finding it out.

Mr. Thomas, son ofMr. J. A. Thomas, is seriously illwith pneumonia. We hope erethis that his condition is muchimproved. ?Farmer and Co-Oper-ator.

Tuttle School Ran WhenRosebud School Cameto Spell Against It.Rosebud, Feb. 25.?Wi1l you

allow-me space in your paper as ithas been some time since I haveseen anything from here.

lam sorry to hear that. RoseBud school went to spell againstTuttle's school Friday and run thewhole school away all but theteacher and he was scared so badhe could not run and by the wayMr. Heath went to Walrwit Coveyesterday and got some rope totie his scholars. I suppose he isooming to Rose Bud next Fridayto spell against us bat don't thinkth6y will-run from him.

GUESS WHO.

Sale Of Personal Property.As administratrix of P. O. Ben-

nett, deed., I will sell at publicauction to the highest bidder forcash at the late residence of thesaid P. O. Bennett, deed., in Yad-kin township, Stokes county, N.C., on Thursday Maroh 21st, 1907,the pereonal property belonging tysaid estate, consisting of the fol-lowing artioles, to-wit: One mule,one horse, two milk cows, twoyearliugs, one buggy, three wag-ons and harness, one reaper andbinder, one mowing machine andrake nearly new, one grain drillone cutaway barrow nearly new,plows, hoes, eto.; a lot of whea,and bay , a lot of household andkitoben furniture, one organ and agreat many other articles of er-sonal property too numerous to,mention.

Sale will be continued from dayuntil all property is sold.

This Feb. 26, 1907.JENNIE BENNETT,

Admx. of P. O. Bennett,deed.

Mr. Thos. Thornborough, ofMeadows, was here Monday. Mr.Thornborough is making prepar-ations to leave for Missouri,

RHODES-TAYLOR.

A Beautiful Wedding atCampbell on Wednes-day, February 20.

v Campbell, Feb. 25. ?A beauti-ful wedding at the home of thebride's parents on February 20thwas that of Mr. Zeb Rhodes andMiss Gracie Taylor, Mr. E. C.Sheppard, J. P., officiating. Thebride is the beautiful and accom-plished daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Fl. H. Taylor, while the groom isthe son of Mr. A. O. Rhodes, andone of Stekes county's most pros-

perous young men. The bridewas beautifully attired in whitesilk.

After congratulations were ex-tended by all present the happycouple and the wedding party re-paired to the dining room where abountiful feast was spread to thedelight of all present.

Among the guests present wereMisses Mary and Ella Taylor,Maggie Corn, Minnie and LulaRhodes, Alice Martin, of Smith;Hattie Shelton, of Stuart, Va.; andMrs. E. C. Sheppard, of Dellar;MiTand Mrs. Jack Taylor andDell Taylor, of Stoneville; Messrs.Necoda Taylor, of Charleston, W.Va? brother of the bride; VerySmith, Jesse Corn, Charley Hyl-ton, Tom Spencer and others.

A GUEST.

GERMANTON ROUTE 1.

Germanton Route 1, Feb. 25.Most everybody in this vicinityhas lagrippe.

I guess Misses Nannie, Lessieaud Ellen Fowler are feeling verysad this week as their fellows didnot call Sunday.

Miss Cora Bowman is lookingvery sad this week as Mr. Nelsondidn't call Sunday.

Miss Mildred Tuttle is all smilesthis week as her fellow called lastSunday.

The public school at German-ton, taught by Miss Lula Tuttle,will close on the Ist dpy of Marchwith a spelling that night.

BLUE EYED GIRL.

LADIES HATS?Just receiveda beautiful line of ladies' hats.

At the lowest prices.W. L. NELSON,Danbury Route 1.

Messrs. W. H. and R. K. Wil-son, of Hartman, visited Danburyyesterday. They reported Mr. EdWilson, who has been confinedseveral weeks with pneumonia, asbetter.

The Winston papers say thatrumors are current there that amovement is on foot to petitionForsyth's representatives in theLegislature to pass a bill author-izing the establishment of a dis-pensary in Winston,

NEIGHBORS GOT FOOLED."Iwas literally coughing my-

self to death, and had become tooweak to leave my bed; and neigh-bors predicted that I would neverleave it alive; but they got fooled,for thanks be to God, I was in-duced to try Dr. King's New Dis-covery. It took just four one dol-lar bottles to completely cure thecough and to restore me to goodsound health," writes Mrs. EvaUncapher, of Grovertown, StarkCo., Ind. This King of cough andoold cures, and healer of throatand lungs, is guaranteed by alldruggists. 50c and SI.OO. Trialbottle free.

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Lumber and Labor are High

Buy the WORLD-RENOWNED, latest improved,

1907 Model Deloach Saw Mill, Planer Edger, Shingle

Mill,etc., from W. H. Clark and thus save money on

first and last cost. most reasonable. He has

also lowest prices on Steam and Gasoline Engines.

The Case All-Steel Separator, full lirte of Farm Ma-

chinery and Buggies. Highest market prices paid for

lumber. Address

W. h. CLARK, Stuart, Va.

Private Phone, "Glenwood."

Speaker Cannon Invited.

Greensboro, Feb. 25.?SpeakerCannon has been invited to bepresent at the commencement ex-ercises at Guilford College thisyear and it is more thaft likelythat he will accept.

Mr. Thos. Martin, of Campbell,was here yesterday.

Messrs, Jno. M. Redding andJas, H. Baker, of GerinantonRoute 1, were here yesterday.

lam still at my old place ofbusiness and have a larger stock ofgoods than ever before. I wish tothank my many customers all overthe county for their past liberalpatronage. I shall buy goods inlarger quantities than ever thisyear, and shall use every effort togive my friends the advantage ofthe lowest prices possible. Don'tfail to come and see me when inWalnut Cove, and I will assureyou that you will get your money'sworth every time you trade withme.

Yours for business,J. B WOODRUFF.

"A word to the wise is suffi-cient.' Don't notice what youhear, but come and see for your-self if J. B. Woodruff doesn't sellyou goods cheaper than any manin the county.'

How does Woodruff sell goodsso cheap ? He buys in large quan-tities for cash and sells for cash,and does his work himself.

"A penny saved is a pennymade" is an old saying that provestrue every time you trade atWoodruff's. Don't fail to call andget his price before you buy any-where else.

J. B. Woodruff has just receiv-ed a carload of Daisy Middlings,Corn and Oats. Will sell DaisyMiddlings at $2.15 per 140 poundsbags.

Where can you buy a numberone White Corn in 2 bushel sacksat 75 cents per bushel and 5cents apiece for the sack return-ed ? At

J. B. WOODRUFF'S,Walnut Cove.

J. B. Woodruff will sell SeedOats at 58 cents per bushel.

J. B. Woodruff sells a good Pat-ent Flour at $1.90 per hundred.Every sack guaranteed goed.

Where can you buy the bestgrade of Kerosene Oil at 15 centsper gallon ? At

J. B. WOODRUFF'S,Walnut Cove,

Woodruff sells an extra grade ofgreen Coffee for 10 cents a pound.It's fine.

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The largely increased demand for Sun Curedtobacco, created and sustained by the distinctivequality of the original Reynolds' Sun Cured tobacco,has encouraged other manufacturers to place on themarket imitation brands and tags which are made tolook so near like the genuine Reynolds' Sun Curedthat \msuspecting chewers and dealers receive theimitations under the belief that they are getting thegenuine Reynolds' Sun Cured tobacco.

Look close and see that the letters on the tagspell R-e-y-n-o-l-d-s' Sun Cured, and you cannotbe deceived in getting what you ask for and want y

?the bests valuefor your money that can be producedfrom the genuine Sun Cured tobacco, grown wherethe best sun-cured tobacco grows.

ASK FOR "REYNOLDS'"and see that you get the original and genuine SunCured tobacco.

It's like you formerly got, before Reynolds'Sun Cured was offered to the trade, costing fromCOc to SI.OO per pound, and is sold at 50c perpound in 5c cuts, strictly 10 and 15 cent plugs.R.J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N.C.

NAWHorfolliiDlesleniß.ilSCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. f), 1907

DallyDally Ex. Sun. Daily Ex. Sun.P. M. A. M. I>. M. P. M.2:50 7:rto Lv. Winston Ar 2.00 10.003:2S 8:13 " Wal. Cove " 1:21 9:205.00 9:50 " Martins. " 11:45 7:497:25 12:30 Ar Roanoke Lv 9:20 5:15P. M. P. M. A. M. I». M.WKSrtJOUND-LKAVE KOANOKK DAILY.5.(H1 a m?For F.ast Radford, Blutltel.l, Taze-

well and Norton, Pullman Sleeper toColumbus, Ohio, cafe car.

8.00 a in ( Washington and Chattanooga Limited)for Pulaski, principal stations, Bristol aud theSouth. Pullman Sleepers to New Or-leans and Memphis. Care car

4:3.1 p m?The St. Louis Express, forBluetield, Pocahontas, Kenova, Clnci-linattl. Indianopolis, St. Louis. Kansas City,Columbus and Chicago. Pullman BulletSleepers fioanoke to Columbus and Bluetieldto Clnclnantl. Cafe car

4:45 p m? For Bluetieldand Intermediate sta-tions.

4:85 p m?Daily. For Bristol and Intermediatestations, Knoxville, Chattanooga and pointsAith. Pullman Sleeper to Knoxville.

9:3t0 m?For Bristol aud Intermediate stations,Bluetield, Norton, Pocahontas and Welch.Pullman Sleeper to Welch.

NORTH AND EASTBOUND.1:30 n m?For Petersburg, Richmond aud Nor-folk. Pullman Buffet Parler Car to Norfolk.

1:40 p m?For Washington, Hagerstown, Phila-delphia and New York via Hagerstown andHarrlsburg. Pullman Sleeper to New York.7:45 p m?For Hagerstown. Pullman Sleeper toPhiladelphia. v

12:80 a m?For Richmond and Norfolk. PullmanSleeper Lynchburg to Norfolkand Richmond.

1:01 a m?(Washington and Chattanooga Lim-ited). For Washington, Phlladelphlaand NewYork via Lynchburg. Pullman Sleepers toWashington, Baltimore. Philadelphia andNew York.6:45 a ni?For Lynchburg, Petersburg.

Richmond and Norfolk--7:45 p ni--Daily. For Lynchburg. Pull-

man Sleeper for .Richmond.DURHAM DIVISION.

/yeave Lynchburg (Union Station) dailvexcept Sunday 3:00 a. in, and daily4:15 p m for Xoutli Boston and Durhamand intermediate stations.

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WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.

JVOTICE.Having duly qualified is admin-

istratrix of the estate of P. O.Bennett, deed., notice is herebygiven to all persons holding olaimsagainst the said estate to presentthem to me, duly authenticated,for payment, on or before the Istday of March, 1908, or this noticewill be pleaded in bar of their re-covery, and all persons indebtedto said estate are hereby requestedto make immediate payment. ThisFeb. 26, 1907.

JENNIE BENNETT,Admx. of P. O. Bennett, deed.

N. O. Petree, Atty. for admx.

State of North Car., Jin the SuperiorStokes County.} Court, Spring

term 1907. Orderand notice tonon-resident de-fendant.

Jacob Bullln, plaintiff,vs.

Cornelia A. Bullln, defendant.In the above entitled nation It ap-

pearing to the court upon affidavitfiled herein that the defendant Corne-lia A. Bullln Is a non-resident of thestate of North Carolina and after duediligence cannot be found therein andcannot be personally served withprocess and is a necessary party* tothis action the same being an actionfor divorce from the bonds of mat-rimony. It is therefore ordered bythe court that publication of noticebe made for 4 successive weeks in theDftnbury Reporter, a newspaperpublished in the town of Danbury,*Stokes county, N. C., notifying thedefendant, Cornelia A. Bullln, thatan action as above entitled has beenInstituted against her In the Supe-rior Court of Stokes County, NorthCarolina, for the purpose of the plain-tiff securing an absolute divorce fromthe defendant rtiul a eomplete disso-lution of the bonds of matrimonyheretofore existing between the plain-tiff and the defendant, Cornelia A.Bullln, and requiring her to appearbefore the Judge of our superiorCourt, at a court to be held for thecounty of Stokes at the court lioiihcin Danbury, on the ninth Mondayafter the first Monday In March, 1907,and answer or demur to the com-plnintwhich will l>e deposited In theoffice of the Clerk of the SuperiorCourt of said county within the firstthree days of the term, and let thesaid defendant take notice that Ifshefall to answer or demur to saidcomplaint within that term theplaintiffwill apply to the Court forrelief demanded In the complaint andthe costs of thin action to Ik> taxedby the Clerk. Glveuunder my handand senl of said County ou this the18th day ofDec., 1906.

M. T. CHILTON,Clerk of the Superior Court.

J. I). Humphreys, Atty. for plff.

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