1
HOftmOMAl BAUDS.
W. T. IIKHNOOnI
ncxTurr.
i.MijacKnniMi, k. e.
4mm urn Nimq St Hlo*’* i>mu Htor*.
DU. C. W. UKOAN,
OBKTXHT,
Offiou as «ta)n orcr IVkW Drn* Btnt*
TaUiiUuoe 8T.
JONATHAN PEE LB,
• ATTOiurmr a* Law.
UAUKIK&nUG. N. C.
.Office orar L’rlnre A Hlue’a Urn* Htorr
TatepHono KHi.
MAXCY L. JOHN,
ArrOBAVT AT Uw.
uum.Nm.Kn, v c.
%'Ii.iiwk Office ill, fMldMMW 0.
WJ. MATTHEWS,
• Official Barn*. «r lur HootUod
, County
tar*nrop, - * • - • w.«i.
AH rail* promptly aflMvtnl f»,
J II. IOWAN,
XAliXKJI,
Krerytkm* nme : •rcf-rlaar carrier.
LETTEtTI A UUIRINBIItQ IA#
YEI.
Ixar Htft What would Ur tliii reealt nl
wrJUai* poor paint with thi« gnarantraT
"If yon have nay fault to And with
thi* paint, aithar now in pulling It on.
or hetwafftr In tha waar. Ml ynnr dealer
aboat Ik
“ We aatbodna him to do what la right
at uar rapraaaa.’*
That maaaa pay daaianre, don't It
Slatw’a another peanut tae;
"If ywur atate nbetnlet Intla tUa paint
adulterated. we wtli pay hia bill, and
* ml yoa ItO-hl."
IVt ahead by both of Lbner gaadantewi;
» wa ana the maker, we know ail about
m.
Toat truly
y. W. Darne JL Co.
W f. FVIda ndla our |wiut
r*om ia to W pound* .
One of tiie moat remarkable
one* of cold, deep-wen ted on the
lunge, causing pneumonia, ia thut
Mrs. Gertrude E. Keuuer, Mariou
Iiiil., who true entirely cured by
the une of One Minute Cough
Cura. Hlw soya. “The Coughing
nnd at redoing an wuokeued me
that I mu down in we«ht from
1W to UJ. I trim) a number of
miih'dies to no avail until I need
One Minute Cough Cure. Four
bottlea of this wonderful remedy
cured me eatirely of the cough,
wtrcngtlieueJ my lunge and rev
wtorad me to my nonunl weight,
beuith uud strength." 3ol<T by
W. L. Field*.
Tit WORLD'S TAB AS "OLD HAT RfllE
sttsii.
(CUIUMMl trod iMt WOCk I
lii the Palace ot Education is a
model school in actual operi
tionj t'ructk'al method* used in
educating the deaf and blind nro
demonstrated; the condition of
Industrial worker*, publiobaolth,
charities, the liquor question,
municipal improvement*, und
*o< lal condition* in general uni
all represented under the exhibit
known a* Social Economy; spec,
laleducators in agriculture hort i
culture, mechanical College*, (uid
oxueriment stations? aro here n
linMentnd. I
In the Palace uf Manufacture*
are shown every appliance, ami
piocese ueed in thr manufacture
ot every article plnoed on the
market for sale, together wild
the flouted product, They an*
systematically arranged, so taut
the observer may intelligently |
follow the operation, und result*!
obtained; n uuiq.j* feature is u
display of clocks, run by water,
air, und electricity; tlie display
ol mechanical toys ie especially
fascinating; all ki d« of fabric*
mauufactnril from woolen cot
ton, otid other material, velvet#,
ribbons and laces art exppeed in
Uieir various stages of manuf.a
tnre from the raw material to
the eiquurftriy finished product;
in tlio cutlery depfjrtuteat is a
can ing knife* forty ft«t loug,
witli * dgu like that of 4 ru*Of.
The exhibit* in the 1'nlu.e of Va- !
ried Industries, eupiricajeut those
of the ]Miiuce of manufacture*,
mjoIj articles as [lottery, entj
gin**, jewelry, furniture, iuul art
work, or* to be been, nmppg
other tiling" minting to ntnun
fauturiug, located in vartoa*
parte of the ground*, ore loam!
the following factories in opera
tion bat, shoe, paper, pen, and
imitation diamond factory,' tha
(i anuiacture c< nitrogen from
air, art poftciy w.<rka, gum •:«t
tiug grinding and polishing,
etained glass works etc.
The Paiuuo of Minee nod Me
tallurgr contains a collection of
all kind* of rntw gem*, onw, met
oi>*, and mineral*, books, map*,
GAY LORD’S
STORE IS HEADQUARTERS FOR
DRESS GOODS.
Gko. 0. Gaylord to always on the lookout
for bargains and especially in buying
goods that he can sell cheap. We’ mo
showing 4 colors. in*cot.t<>n Kuuoine. It.
makes a cool, strong nu.l cable dress
It to 82 inches wide and worth 18c. a
yard. Our price to only 10c. We are also
showing three cclors in silk striped cash
mere. They w$re goods formally retailed
lit 50c. a yard.' W« are selling them for
lllc. o yard. We have also two colors in
Toije, a grjfy opd a ton, which you see jn
$ur Window, goods that were sold at 50c.
i and I api
two colors
pn|y,pipk apd bhie, that w<* were wtling
for 10c, apd wbloh wo now want to olose
out at 5^c. a yard. '
GEORGE Or®AYL<>RD,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
ARE
YOU
SATISFIED >
WITH
VOUR
TYPEWRITER
EQUIPMENT ?
Try «* X>LIVgy umi ytuy ^ 'cwuw.
4. C. CRAYTON, Qcneaal Agent.
____ CHARLOTTE, N. C.
OhM> photograph* UluHtru
tiug k1' •JSfJ'i underground to
pograph; . .•,)<] mining detail*.
In tho on ule exhibit, the
mining gulch, which cover*
acre*, is shown Ui» method* of
pluoer, ■ quart*, and hydraulic
mining; the viaitor lyfll find n
turqnoixo inlne, u coal mine, ‘ a
placer-gold miue, an< operating
lapldaiy, many office, a iWieyl
▼ania coal broker, a primitive
Mexican copfier mine, an Idabo
opal mine, an Idaho eilvoY nug.
cyst weighing ten Lone, u ciuetei
ut ISO poarl* from Australia^
syetanj of producing an*. meth
od* of smelting ores, vufeoaia
Ktutue coinpoe*' of coal, coke
and iron, fifty foet high.
Klwtrol.v tic productions, the
mauiitueturv of nitric acid from
»lr, *wl y.irions other electro
chcinioo' prooeeses, am demon,
xt rated in the palace of electric*
ay; Merust, asm inn, and mercury
vapor lamp*,, art an interesting
exhibit; the manufacturing oT iu
mndusoent lamp*, including the
.flashing proots#, in which the ffl
nmeute arv oarbogitad, nf*
eiiown in dotafl; mnueroue mobs*
ci motor*, and battarte etc., are
to be seen; telegraph' and tsle
pboueeyeteme arc well repre
sented. and multiplex telegraphy
ie idiown ip fpmup*rcriiil opera
tion; the application of eieoerio.
ty for the mpeutie parpoeeee will
prove n rwJutiou to the 'aver
age visitor; the purification of
wuf»r fof d|dniiipg purposes, Jjjj
electrfeity, ie shown o« a large
soalc; the (tcoustiein,—an taetru
qhuiC which enables the deaf to
hear—is also demonstrated; al
ternating aud direct current
(JynnjooH, and motors, rotary
conveners, trjuMbtrwiem, and
regulator* of every form, and
make, are arranged audcnnntcr
*d ho as to illustrate th.-lr one;
an ont-dunr exhibit occupies
1400 leaf of double track, npon
vtwcti wsw' nr- epmwt; ~trru\h|g
and efficiency are made.
Ill the w«Bt end of the palace of
inuchlnery jc up numerous powr
er pl«i)t developing nearly 40*
900 horee power, all the power
UM fov thp giupijDUtlpn o| the
ground*, driving exhibit*, ma
chinery and pump* for tb* cas
cades U controlled {rout (be
great switchboard <m the west
wuli of tbia building; among the
many pjuswvs pieces of niaehiu*
etj on exhibition in ttnshulUUng
1ma WeeiingbouM* reciprocating
steam-engine, from Pittsburg, of
5,000 horee powet | Its bright ‘ is
54 leei; a l uaigenllul witter wheel
from Man Frunciupo, opera tod by
water fonreil through a pi|i* and
UOMlh , hr -1 -.MU, pump > I .it tin
mt* ol i^HI /ailoua pei ui' oite;
under the pressure of 800
pounds to the square Inch, the
water-wheel revUlvu* at tqo rate
of 90*9 revolution* per muiut*;
machiuisU claim that tb# sne
©wediil Invention of tb|« eogiu*
has for generations beqn cqn
ddeyed uq a par with tbe*olviqg
of the prqbjeni of perpetual mo
tion; lets gnayqn ts«l hpf** pow
er fas equal to n line of horse*,
harnessed tandem,., eighteen
mils* id length; another wooded
lul achievement l* tbs jp*u,t bob
gten gup motor ol .ItOOO • bqym,
power/the fly-wheel is 28 Uet in
dkimeter, It's two pistons each
travel tea tout with every com
plete stroke, *uph Woking 100
fl*» minute) a horse
ooukl puss through Its oyllnd^rs;
80 tons of eool p*r d*y ©oneufti
ed In tbe gsasrstioa of ghsiMMest.
nor/to operate it; (he imaDest
machines for Miiuiufsatuying
ritiy nersws, amt delicate era|nb
srbtwis, to Jfo, the giguiiW lath*
which tfirn the iinmetiee ooaqon
uMed lu die nary, together with
a full Itoeoi wood working tool*
froul the <h lidate lathe, to the'
umssivo mWc-Mt** of flm ***
m«i*, are Vi ttt|*r afcfektq, amt (he
SdhUutKtqaewnJto t* (ooim!
bfis w« f scluov. every v lid ton
mcwniv* of thru teehuiowl
hnowledge or experWnoe,
l^ciswbQ have ♦'wbed* In
tlieir heads"'wQ] find tb* uio*t
bewildering display of the dMSr
eui ptmbw of travel la the palace
. |VV> rf ’ */ 1 eM*
of transportation; the building
« ntuiiui (oar mite* of track iur
the display ol railway enre and
locomotive#; the 11. uod O. Ry.,
hue on exhibition the largest lo
comotive# ever built, it's weight
ie 300 tone, has sixteen driving
wheels, seven feet in diameter,
und has two sets compounded
cylinders to tbe aide, one set lie.
lug midway ol boiler, U of trie
articulated oompohud type;
every manufacturer of locomo
tives and cam, either passenger,
freight or electric care, rf Europe
oud America have a contempor
aneous and retrospective display
of their product*; a series of la
hratoiy teste of locouf^Lve*. in
volving the most lafrraetfng
types of modem, dotocKc, and
foreign eugiues, am conducted
by the tedding mechanical vagi,
users of tbe » orkl; u unique fea
ture is a complete fall eise model
of DoWittCUntoa's train, used
is 1831 ou a teq mOs stretch of
track wb‘di aftnward become
known a* tos New York Ceutmll
A Hudson Kiror By. Along side!
tills primitive train is acomplsto1
foQ Bias mode] of tip "‘'Umpire
8tuts Exprsas", tbs most famous
train in tbs world; auturoolKlae.
motor care, and eyefrs - together
with every tofrn of earrings,
wagon and truck of prim Hire
ftt>d modern make pf all civilijpd
nations are represented here; the
old stage Coach in which Hank
Hook in his famous drive into
nacsrvflle, Col., told Ur. Grady
!'krep your sept Homes, we’ll
get you there on time" is on ex
hibition. in tbs marine exhibit
is U> be essu tbsoi I sty Is craft of
the Mississippi, the strongs
boats of tbs far east',. tbs mod
ern ocean grey-hound/ sad tbs
modem maR-pf-way, dtp, Tt*e
aeroimnte who are to oompote
for the prise of f 100,000 which
tite exposition commbwtoii bae
offered, have their .lirebtpe
k*e»«rt in Hii< wadJjjf"; - - -
Tbo Admin |strut|qu btR]d]ng
contains over 50 bilge offices,
is occupied by tbs various execu
tive and exbjbit departments of
the exposition. Auiqng other
prominent building* ure thv
Tumpleof Frutevnify. the Hap
of International Cougrww, ILoR
of Anthropology and buihliog qf
Pbysioal culture) thogymnasiucq
In the latter is supplied with the
most elaborate apparatus; loot
boll, Urns ball, fencing, eques
train pdio, rowing, and all the
various games representative of
all oountrioe are ployed by uem
bere ot national and inter
aatloDsd associations; all sports
during t)ts exposition are desig
nated as Olympia events.
Among tbs out-door exhibits I
Isa dlspjay of tb* different ty-j
pee of ntenkln^, acnffiRg tbcua
qrs pigmies and canqibftls from'
Oentfal Africa, EpKpiiipianx from
tfas A rtlp rwipM, gioau from
I fVtagpnta, fndlanx fr<wo Alaska.
H Irani this
omecabWhua^
WfE^OAR LOADCbUNI!
ONE CAR LOApOATSM!
’ O-O—O,
’ Abo l*n* lota of lfcwt, Moor,
lAtrd, Cbffca, Mnn®r‘ (board
Oo«b, felppri bbiff, Water
OfMiud Com Mm] Mk) a full
Lfc*a iti othar Qroearfea, all of
arhbhwUI bt bold atvhobaab
Prb»a,
i » • T j -
Tq»/ wJrt tn4 un*afa tttoar 8tor*
ttM r*4*farut*d lidffwtoa’* Cot
tmi 8U**t TK wk Mi fa tndfapn
dfcbfatutb* fcummr. W*bav*
tl^-xdDiMv* right tor Hcotbuxl
county. Coll and moUmu.
uniimt
VMIK1LB CIMMT.
, JpHKA.OTAKTON, Tkt,
Mtixico, and rmtntiDBl of the
0> H. Among the mot* ia teres t
ing a type* nrt the Alon kantsra
and Haber*--aborigines from Ja.
pas; all ruce* IWe Ip kata or
boamm whom architects!* ia pe
oaliar to their native land.
Sway country in the work! ie
rrprsaonUd at tbk Uir, moot of
them by special buildings or pa
vilion* of their own pecoliar
architecture. Those who have
no special buildings are lavishly
represented by axltlbits: must .
every stats in the union has a '
special building, though North
Carolina bos not. her total up. <
propria tion for exhibit* being
only f75,000. \
Among the special features of
tbs exposition* which I have
tailed to mention is a section of
a German rullroud under gov
ernment "octroi, p steaiu crane
Wting u huge locomotive, tvpro
ductioii of tbs “sunny brook”
distillery tn actual operation nt»- !
dsrbond; astsom shovel exhibit. !
Jefferson guards, over 700 to the ,
grounds, vamping grounds. -
bxxW fftrcstt, (laity bams, stock '
vtm, speech transmitted by ,
electric Ugbt rays, Kdlson’s per- ,
sopsl exhibit of Inventions, .
Southwest ppmUghthonss, Lon- J
ta« high, lagoons two mffsslopg, *
W bQspftal m irriga.
ting system oovsHng four acme,
Own. Grant's lag cabin, Tbotans
Jefferson's old home, Robert *
Btims’ historic boms, Andrew ;
IscksaqA hermitage, replica 1
of walls of tytait Manila. Da- 1
vlHon built entirely ofpsaaataj <
ice plant at 800 tops dally \
capacity, protected terminal la- 1
Provencals ia Mew Tort, typi- *
cal froaUer trading post, * fa 1
production of tbs sadist Meat- 1
can city of Mitla, a fuUwistd, *
completely rigged yacht, sis ,
aerosol beautiful roses, Cyyloa 1
tea garden, “from New York to |
In pom pa ling this exposition *
with other Ismoos lairs, yon wiQ 1
%od tbgt It ie twigs as huge aa '
ti* Chicago Oohuobiaa, more 1
thap three times the oiae Of tbs
Paris fair, and nearly ten times 1
thesis* of the expositions at 1
Bqffalo, Omaha, Chiilwtua, I
Atlanta and Ban Kruooiecoi it has i
1M acres under root and cant
540,000,000.
If you can go about it so ns to
go, why go; if von can’t go, go
aoy-way, got got go! and whoa
you do go, yon will come back
saying what tbs qaeen of Bbsba
said of King Solomon's glory,
“the half has not been told.’'
tup **n.
tv »•«•***« Mm,
A weak atom*uh vuVw tbe
man, because it weenot trans
form-the food he eaia into uown
tabmwit. Health aad strength
cannot be restored to anr tick
or weak womna without tost ra
storing kmilth and strength to
tbartomacb, A weak stomach
cannot digest enough food to
bed the tiaenes and wW» the
tired and ran down-litahe and
organs of tbe body. Kodol Dys
pepsia Care digests what TOO
eat .definite* sad strengthen# the
lHauds and fevWNMM at the
STOP
mvm.
Obs» Ifdt attention k diver
Vd bam the Uad forces now oo
oupying positions in neutral
Mnnrboriato tbs hMinted and
bMiigmii brand unwind Port An
tin,r. nud eemne probubla that
tbs next important move will be
a a other Attempt oa the part of
the Jopanees to take the Ron
■t in stronghold by atom. It ia
indicated iu the diapuVhee, bow*
ever, that preparations for as
•Xteunivo oooflU Beams to be
making in the virtaity of Mak
den.. Title ia ratify uncertain,
however, lor tbs Japanese are
•rill taking tbe lokvttv# and
thore ia no telUag what they wil
do, aad tbs Huaema wfll llkaiy
do noth lug until they are toned
toft,and than, nnimathtyrthanga
to«fr uuuto*, itwj wui couunnt
their movement toward Herbie
"JUST
OUR NEW LINE OF FALL
QOODS,
STAPLE DRESS GOODS OF AULUUML
l'p-to-date line of Shoe* and Ofir Shoes. See our Orock
**r>-m)d Glaaeware. We wont to sell you a nice Boggy or
** gi*syou prtosa on
AQJtliia* you need la the General Merchandise line.
Make our store your l*Mquartein while in town.
loan to serve,
D. GMcNFU t.
wbmv It iimw t h*jr will tote ud
thtnr wiatw qmutoro. Oolr
•boat two yt4, rwauUn
autfl Uw flamn^jr oold amtW
wu ta aad it uiMjr u that uo
&xMt* nngiant oo Uod wflj
jW *m than, ahag aethr*
BatUwrateaothfeftaaoia'thaa
■panaiaHoa to ba had ******
thia, and dm taaa'a ojuoaia
•boot aa good aa that at »
othw wtMa it ooom* to that
Th* moat dlMounotw fctfor
loatioa to tha p—■—rfram
Port Arthar in that thaawavai.
*»<*«*• awilm h gM*
**m of dopMioa, aodtfcot
U>w* U foundation lor thia W
*hown by th« itatwwt fr^ Bt.
.i
wabUd to occupy poftlttooahdra
toCora oataaabla baeaaaa of tha
Ba—ana *,**. ooaa at with*
reach oo t*r »uw. la tha moan
isa£*a*s.“.-es:
and pUch* th«m In pooiUoa to
mom •Oectivo^j boaibard Part
Arthar.
Aaexpeetod, the atari at tha
Rnatiiia float tocth^i* Eo*t
uuMHi wiaoaa mo appear, aaa
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