This Akgtts o'er the people's rights,
Doth an eternal vigil keep
No soothing strains of Maia's son,
Can lull its hundred eyes to sleep"
Vol. XVII.
GOXiDSBORO, X. C. THURSDAY, APRIL 27. 1899,
NO 301
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Alum baking' powders arc the greatest
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OUR LOCAL OPTIC.
A buc-gy rubo was fonnd on
the streets seme days ago which
tie owner can procure by caliirg
at ine store or femuh oc Howell,
opposite Mr. L. B. Bass's
Robert, ths 8 yearlold tea cf
Mr. Jesse. Pipkin, tba carpenter,
bad a narrow escape Thursday
afternoot', and as it is he is in
bed wiih an ugly hole in his tem
ple, from ffhich a pistil bali wats
extracted that night. Rubert and
a small colored boy were tryirg
extricate the ball from an o'd
pistol with a rail when the cap
explcded and sent ihe ball in 1 1n
temple i f Robert. It is fortunate
that the accident will not prove
cf serious consequence.
The Aegus has just been in
formed of a prominect marriage
which took place at Pricceton Lis!
Tuesday week, in which Mr. J.
Frank Js'ewsome and Miss Estelle
Perry were the contracting par
ties. The popular bride is a niece
of Mr. J. W. Perry, of that place,
and the groom is in the employ
ot the U. fc. Weather Bureau at
Wilmington, where the happy
couple have gone to make their
future home, taking with them the
best wishes of a number of friends
for a long and useful life.
Mr. Kichard Park?, a son of
Mr. Berry Pikr, who lives in
JNew Hope township, has bad
bad luck on his place recently.
Oq last Thursday Mr. Henry
tun. wno lives on his place, fen
from a cart and broke his leg, and
Friday Mr. Parks himself had
an accident which will put him
in bed for some time. He was
erecting a tobacco barn when a
log fell and struck him on the
leg, knocking off his knee pan
and wrenching his ankle out of
joint.
What about the 10th of May,
the Confederate Memorial Day?
Is Goldsboro to have a celebra
tion? The Ladies Memorial Asso
ciation should make some an
nouncement, so that the public
would know what to expect. We
understand that the fire compa
nies are preparing for a hose reel
race to come off on that day. This
step is commendable as it will
afford amusement to the town
people as well as to the large
crowds which usually come from
the country.
TO CURE A COLO IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund money if it fails
to cure. 25c. The genuine .has L. B,
Q on each taMet,
Iilockader Shoots an Officer.
Winston, N. C.. April 20. A
letter was received at District At
torney Holton's office to-day tell
ing of the capture of a big block
ade distillery and the shooting of
Deputy Marshal R. T. Harris,
near Waynesville, on Tuesday.
The shooting was done by W, R.
Burnett, owner of the distillery
tie used a snotgun ana tried to
kill another officer with the dtp
uty marshal. The latter is badly
wounded. Two men who were
operating the distillery were ar
rested, but one of them got away
during the shooting. Burnett was
tried before a United States com
missioner to-day and was bound
over to the Federal Court at
Asheville. . ... .
A telegram received here to
day says that R. F. Welfare, son
ot a Salem citizen?, was-dcowned
this morning at Perry, Ga. The
remains will arrive here Satur
day for Interment;"1-" 1
Bismarck's Iron Nerve
Was the result of his pplendid
health. Indomitable will and tre
mendous energy are not found
where Stomach, Liver, Kidneys
and Bowels, are out "of order. If
you want these qualities and the
success they bring, use Dr. King's
New Life Pills. They develop
every power of brain and body.
Only 25 cts. at J. H, Hill & Son,
Goldsboro.
That Musical Festival.
The coming May Musical Fes
tival, under the auspices of the
Goldsboro Choral Club, will bp,
undoubtedly, the greatest musical
event of the year, if not at all
heretofore, in the State. It will be
i notub'e social even, too, for it
will attract here on the occasion
the presence of rmny of the lead
ing musical, arc! otherwise intel?
iectual, personages cf North Car
olit a from every town, city and
section, und its success, therefore,
should be close to the heart of ev
ery citizen and a lively interest
taken by each and every .one in
making its assured success the
inert brilliant. And as much cf
the future progress -of our c'ty
dopends upon the manner of this
coming Fe3t:val as uponaDy other
feature for which Goldsboro is
already distinguished. It is not
manufacturing industries alone,
n r commercial tramc alone nor
material development alone that
will attract people to this the
Gem City of the Plain and hold
thtru The schools, the churche?,
the inteliectual character of our
citizens and the vehicles of pleas
ure acd cultivation are as much as
the former a proper acd funda
mental part of a city's possibili
ties?, its happiness rnd if s progress.
All work and no play wakes
men dull and a cemmuni'y plod
ding and Dai row and eeEsb. The
May Musical Festival will lend a
departure from the affairs of coai-i
meice and the daily grind for ex
istence.
It will come, too, at a particu ¬
larly fcrtunate period, when all
natui'3 will be attuned io harmony,
when the e ng of birds and the
breath of flowers will mingle with
the whispars of love be old, old
story that has beeu told over and
over again for a hundred thousand
years, and will be told with infi
nite tenderness so long as the
gocd God rules and loves us all,
for God is love.
Love and poetry arid music go
hand in hand, and the "Queen
rnontL of the vear." balmv
jr f
breathing May, is their favorite
trystmg time.
It ia the l iudiblo purpose of the
promoters of the May Fcttivtd to
make it a permanent cnnual event
of such magnitude-as tc center in
it and hold the ever growing in-
terest of the bett musical talent
of the State, and the nature of the
music to be rendered at thecomiDg
Festival is well eul-julated to do
this, bticg of the highest order of
composition and requiring a large
complement of voices for its ren
dition, and these have all been se-
cured and have been diligently re
hearsiDg for weeks until now they
are thoroughly conversant with
their respective re lee, and by the
day of the presentation they will
be absolutely perfect.
To make this Festival a success
means to make it a permanency,
and its permanencv means the
keepitgof Gcldsboro before the
eyes of the intelligence and cul
ture of the State all the year round,
and the ever increasing reputation
of Goldsboro as a city of thought
and culture and refinement a9 well
as a busy center of manufacture
and commerce.
It behooves us all, therefore, to
lend our lively interest and best
efforts to make the May ? Musical
Festival go off with distinguished
succes?, and sustain, thereby, the
reputation we have hitherto en
joyed in the outside world, of be
ing a cultured,' refined, music-lov
ing and genial people, as well as
active, sagacious progressive bus
mess men. - ... - -- ,
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Hot soups will soon retire in
favor of frczen puddiDgs.
LANT LIFE, to be vig
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These essential elements are
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Crops flourish on soils well
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Our pamphlets tell how to buy and apply
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HERE IT IS.
Dear Joe A eg us: I had in
tended not getting out any weather
report this Spring, but to just
wait and see what kind of weather
we would have, but the impression
is very Btrong among the people
that McKinley's Weather Bureau
man ;s in the pay of the coal
trust, and as it seems like we are
bound to bo at the mercy of some
trust,and so if we are, it may be well
enough to change around from
one to another, and as the coal fel
lows have hed their pull let's give
the ice men a chance now, and
throw ourselves in the hands of
Worth & Co. So get ready now
for warmer weather.
Was just getting ready to write It,
When the Jast snow began to fall.
But I knew that a frozen poem
W ould just not do at all.
1 knew that when thawed, like Eagan's teef.
It would he to throw away,
And that would have been too expensive,
At the price you have to pay.
We have had a long, cold winter.
With cyclones, rain and snow;
It has taken a big lot of bitters,
And iny jug has run mighty low.
With small pox, and free vaccination,
Just spreading and raging along.
Had to work to keep off an epidemic.
And bitters had to be taken strong,
I've waded the snow and swam the flood.
Like a regular snow-plow and ship ;
nave suffered with cholera infantum.
And neuralgia, duns and grip, .
I am not complaining of the weather, ;
I just take it straight as it comes,
If it kills all the apples and peaches,
It may leave us huckleberries and plums.. !;
When bed bugs get to roaming around, j
And the sugar bowl is raided by ants,
And the days get so hot, you feel like
You don't need your inside pants;
When your flannel stings you like blazes,
And to be still is beyond your control,
And you feel like you'd give your last dollar j
To scratch your back 'gainst a telephone pole
Then winter will he ready to leave us.
And Spring will come right along.
You will then hear the night owl hooting
And be charmed by the mockingbird's song.
The flowers will then go to blooming;
The honeysuckle, jassamineand rose;
You can then safely take off your flaiiuola
Go to Joseph's, Weil's and Hurtt's for sum
mer clothes
Yours truly,
J. M. H.
Remarkable Rescue.
Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plain
field, 111., makes the statement,
that she caught cold, which set
tled on her lungs; she was treat
ed for a month by ..her family
physician, but grew worse. He
told her that she was a- hopeless
victim of consumption and that
no medicine could cure her. Her
druggist suggested Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption;
she bought a "bottle aDd. to her
delight found herself benefitted
from the first dose. "She contin
ued its use and after taking six
bottles, found herself 'sound and
well; now does her -own house
work, and is as well as ..she ever
was. Free trial bottles of "this
Great Discovery at J. H. . Hill . &
Son's, Goldsboro, Large bottles
50 cents and $1.00. ;
Reed Decides to Retire.
. "Washington, April 19. The
definite announcement in New
York torday that Speaker Heed
has decided to enter the law firm
of Simpson, Thacher. & Barnum,
caused surprise and regret in
"Washington. His departure from
Congress will be a severe loss to
the Republicans. The canvass for
the speakership will begin at
once, but the chances of none of
the candidates can be accurately
estimated. There will be a battle
between the east and the West,
with Sherman vand Payne of New
York, as probable eastern candi
dates, and Hegburn", of Iowa, Hop
kins, of Illinois, and Grosvenor,
of Ohio as western aspircnts.' .
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MEMORIAL MEETING.
The Goldsboro Bar Adopt Resolutions on
tli e Death of the late Dal. II. Hardy.
Daily Argus of Saturday.
When Superior Court ad
journed yesterday afternoon,
virtually for the term, the work
before it being disposed of, a
special meeting of the Bar was
called for this morning at 10
o'clock for the purpose of honor
ing the memory of their late
deceased member Mr. Dillas M.
Hardy, aad a ccmmUtee was ap
pointed to draft suitable resolu
tion for the occasion.
At the appointed hour this
morning all the members of the
Bar and officers of the court were
present, when Judge Brown,
presiding, called the meeting to
order and Judge Allen for the
committee, introduced the follow
ing preamble and resolutions,
which were unanimously adopts
ed:
"Dillas M. Hardy was born in
Lenoir county, on the 17th day
of February, 1865, the son of
Jesse H. and Martha A, Hardy.
He was brought up on the farm
until about the age of 17 years,
whn be came to Goldsboro. For
several years he was connected
with the Gregory House and on
account of his pleasant and acs
comodating disposition he made
many friends, not only among
the citizens of this community,
but among the travelling public
with whom he was thrown in
contact. He read law and was ad
mitted to the Bar at the Septem.
ber Term, 1893 of the Supreme
Court He was diligent and faith
ful in the service of his clients.
continuing the practice until his
death, which occurred on the 26th
day of March, 1899. In his con
duct as an attorney at law and in
his association with his brethern
of the Bar he exhibited in a
marked degree the virtues of
amiability and kindliness, which
won for him the consideration of
his co-laborers in the practice.
He was possessed of a warm
heart and generous disposition
and there was no sacrifice which
he would not make for his
friends. He was public spirited
and took great interest in the
political contests which were
waged after his admission to the
Bar, but it was in his domestic
relations that he exhibited char
acteristics that won him the ad
miration and esteem of all who
knew bim, To his aged father
and mother be fxhibited the most
tender and faithful devotion, and
to his brothers and sisters he was
a most affectionate and self sac
rificing brother. He was stricken
. lown suddenly in his young man
fa ood while yet he had the promr
is e of many days of usefu'ness
befor3him. His untimely death
carried sorrow to the many
friends he had won.
"Keeolved, First. That in the
death of Dallas M. Hardy . the
mem bers of this Bar baye lost a
friend who had endeared himself
to them by his uniform kindness
and courtesy.
Second, That wo tender to bis
family our sympathy in their be
reavement. . Third, That we request the
Court to direct that these resolu
tions be spread upon the minutes
and that a copy thereof be for
warded to the family of the de
deceased by the Clerk of the
Court, and to the city papers for
publication.
"W. R. Allen,
F. A. Daniels, V Com.
3, CC
5E, )
W. C. Munkoe.
- - Story ot a Slave.
To be bound hand and foot for
years.' by the chains of disease is
tha w orst form of slavery. George
D. VTilliams, oft Manchester,
Mich, tells how suctiTa slave' was
made free. He says; "My vwife
has been so helpless for five
years that she could not turn
over in bed alone. After using
two .bottles of " Electric Bitters,
she is "wounderf ally . improved
and able to do her own' work."
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Every bottle guaranteed. Only
50 cents. Sold by J H. Hill &
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Piqua shirt waists colored in
fancy designs will be very stylish
this spring.
DeWitt'5 Witch Hazel Salve
, ' Cures Piles. Scalds. Burns.
little, neglected scratches and wounds
lrequently result in Diooa-poisoning.
Better heal them quickly with De-
Wiut's Witch Hazel balve, a thorough
ly anti-eeptie application with a rec
ord ot always curing piles," old ulcers,
sores, cuts, wounds and 'skin d'seases.
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John J. Bmitn Mt. juv.
ROSCBUDS
Budding wo
manhood ! What
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ities! What half
hidden dangers !
What a time for
tender sympathy!
At puberty nature
generally makes
some attempt to
establish physical
o ij 11
when nature fails to assert itself, develop
ments result which injure the health and
impair the constitution of the maiden.
The timely use of Bradfield's Female
Regulator, the standard remedy for all
weaknesses and irregularities peculiar to
women, is what retarded nature needs in
all such cases. Sold by druggists for $1.
Books for women free.
THE BRADHELD REGULATOR CO,
LAKE CITl LYNCHING TRIAL
A
Mistrial Jury Discharg d -Judge
Brawley Delive ed
an Impressive Address
to the Jurors.
Charleston, S. C, April 22.
At 20:45 o'clock this mornicg, the
jury in the cese of the Lake City
lynching reported its inability to
reach a verdict. The jury was oat
twenty-five hours.
In dismissing the jury Judge
Brawley was again moved to tears
as he referred to the crime. The
case goes over to the next term of
court for retrial.
It is understood that the jury
stood five for conviction and seven
for acqaittal, when the last effoit
was made to reaeh a verdict. "When
tho first ballot was taken the juorrs
were evenly divided. Later, they
stood seven to fie for -conviction
and then two men changed for the
side of the prisoners.
Judge Brawley delivered an im
pressive address to the jurors after
hearing their announcement. Dur
ing the course of it he criticised
lynchiDgs most severely. He said
the officials who appointed Baker
postmaster could not escape a share
of the responsiblity for the fear
ful crime that had been committed.
Continuing, he commented upon
the increase in instances of mob
violence that had become conspi
cuous during the last few years
and he urged upon the jurors to
go to their homes and to impress
upon the people of South Caro
lina the necce38i'ty of putting e
stop to the terrible crimes such as
that committed at L tke C'.'y. The
white people of the State, he said,
now had the control of affairs ab
solutely in their hands, aDd con
tinued instances cf mob law would
be an everlasting reproach to
them.
. The prisoners were notified that
they would all have to give new
bonds and that the case agaiffst
them had been placed on docket
for trial at the next term of the
United States Circuit Court.
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One of the latest fads in jewel
ry is a little set of three pins for
the back of the skirt.
NOCURE KOjFAT .
That ia the way all druggists Bell
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Price, 50c .
LA WTO N DRIVES REBELS.
New Campaign Initiated in the
Philippines by General Otis
Manila, April 22. General
Lawton took ihe field at daybreak
to-day wivh a column cf troops,
consisting cf the N-rth Dakota
Regiment two barialions of the
Third Iufauwy, the Twenty
second Infantry, two guns of
Scott's Bittery, three tnx p of
the Fourth Cavalry ar.d' Gales'
squadron, quipped in light
marching order. Tl is fi -rce start
ed at 5 o'clock this mornicg over
the Novaliches road, traversing
the country previously cleared
of rebels, but subsequently reoc
cupied by them. It is to be pre
sumed that Genera! Lawton by
this movement will ou!fiu:k the
enemy before j lining General
NtfacArthur north of NJa'o'os
The Dakota Regiment fi-st
encountered the enemy h. fr. r.t
cf Novaliches at 7 15 A M. The
rebels opened fire on our ps
but their fire was silenced SJ.t er
micu'es later, the eocmy r vv'ng
in bad order acd the Americans
advancing along the rugh roads
arouud Novaliches. They were
considerably annoyed by the fire
of the rebal sharpshoo'eis from
the jangie for two hours.
At 2 o'clock in the afff-r-joon
the rebe's were in full fl'gbt.
leaving many de;d on ih3 fild.
but our troopa wore corn pc '.ltd
to take a brief rest in the fchode
as the beat vas overpowering.
A FALLING CV CLONE
In Wh ch Over Four Hundred
Were Lost
Vancouver, B C , April 20,
Advices received from a steamer
just arrived givas details of the
terrible hurricane on the Austra
lian coast in March previously
reported, which cost 414 lives.
On3 colored pear", diver reiohed
dry land with two women, after
swiming four days. Many por
poises were found fify feet on the
beecb, thrown up by the waves.
Stones were imbedded in tres to
the depth of six inchss, and
rocks weighing tons were thrown
upon dry land. Two colored wo
ccen swam ten hours with their
children oh their bc-k bat the
children Wire d iai when i: t;dt d
Toe bee jhes at Qiaeas'an ' are
strewn with dead fi-L-.s and
birds.
The Ben' IiJ The World.
We believe Chi.mb3ria.inN Coujh
Remedy is the best ii the wot hi "a
few weeks ao we ift'.rod from a ve
cold and a tronblet-otrie c-veh. n.nd
havng read tbeir adverri.-emetits in
ur own aad otv-e:- papers we p nckiseil
a bottle t-: see if it would af us !t
cured us before the boiile was mie
than half used. It ii the rest tni dioice
outforcoldi and coughs. The Hst'ciid.
AndersonviUe lad. b'or sale by M E
Robinson & Bro. and (jold&b-.iro Drug
'o. in (Goldsboro, and J . It. mitb, iit.
Olive, N. C.
The base hall girl now puts r n
little superior airs which she
means to be very "gaUing to the
devotee of any other gama on
earth. '
One Minute. Cough Cure, cures.
That is what It was made for.
Peop'e who haye once taken De
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A certain and cruel method of
convincing a love-lorn swain
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is Demonstrating Every Day to the Entire Civil
ized World, that Consumption is Curable.
TH00SM0S HAVE BEEN CURED.
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equal to maefafnes others sell as hich asSUO.UO. and TllKMaaM
eKHATEST BARGAIN YOU EVER HAK1 OF, pay Tour Vgfc
and freight charges. The machine weighs ,MJ'J"
120 pounds and the freieht will average 75 cents for each 600 miles.
CIVE, IT THREE MONTHS" TRIALin your own home, and
we will return your $15.50 any day you are not satisfied. We iell dif
ferent makes and grades of Sewing Machines at SS.fiO, $10.00, 911. OO.
S 13. 00 and op, all follr described In Our Free Spwtnip mMn rtinn.
but $15. 50 for thi. DROP DESK CABINET BITRBZCK
ia the greatest value ever offered by any house.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS -eo
ertisments, offering unknown miebfoes under various names, with
various inducements. Writs soma friend in Chicago and lean who arc
RKLIABLB AND WHO ARB NOT.
"TUB? RIIDrHsffr has every HODKRN IMPROVEMENT,
I llE P J ia I 1. EVERT GOOD POINT OF KVEKV UIUH
S GK.4D8 HAt'HINK MADE, WITH THg
BKFKCTS OF NOJig. HADE BY THE BEST M AKER IS AM ERICA,
jiLn.iiLiium4.il Urines
UOJtt T1IE BEST
sMn4 ters. ball boarintp
faL jSaaJB
Tnr freight acrent the $15.50. WB TO) YOUR $15.
aot satisfied. OKbKH TO uay, DON'T DELAY. (Sears, Roebuck
Aaaress, tiARs. RutsucK & co. (inc.; Chicago, III.
ii iy.'i y.iiH-MK) 'lt" iltttiif you ever e.w, pe;
avEK?Xaou wr.jRDoy, CUB SFcCSAL OFtEF;
vnii i v i' ,!i"i'. tJ. O. i), sur iect to e jiaiiuuaiiion, yt
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ACwlii QUiiisM. (OUR U (V!A..) Emmm w r w 4ST TI1K EKsT. Onr wheels, gear and
bodiSsareWaOrlluol'fil and t:ic tl-ifrial aril LibortaF-iaU: .- OUR ACSViE QUEEri, oonla paiit thr?e cheap bapajea.
$55. OO BARELY CCVt.itS COST of mato. al and labor, leayini? us the smallest profit fmapf nnMe,
but tre are bull ttiugr 70 buggies adayand to advei ise our buggy factory we are willing to 1.1, TIIKH Oil
Ci.ooFUOKirKACil. We know S7O.O0 daily profit :a 70 bunpiee will satisly uj, advertise us everywhere
lid build up the I. AKGE3I BUGGY BUSINESS II. THE WCBLD.
THE ACrSE QUEEN we build in narrow or ide track, cloth or leather trimmed, end imrlnCT, huffed
leather quarter top, oiid panel back, springs in buc! . leather covered Bo.s aud ftials, Uubljer btefs, Vchet Carpet.
body,2tx54 inches. No. 1 Sarven's patent screwed rim wl eels, painted la 16 coals, body black, (rear dark frreen with
very delicate modest striping, complete with shafts, h; io and back curtains, boot storm apron and aiiti-ratttera
anil Shifts. 1'ole. Keekjoke and WliilBetrec. In place uf hl s $1.5S extra, mtuil WKKIKS 4CO TUKKU8 and Ihe freiakt
will aerace for SOO aiilea, S2.DO; SOU mil, 3.75; 40U -leu, t3.1i: 50 miles, .; I.OOO miles, S-O.OO. '
SFMn DMP rtOlLLAR witn yl ' order, K UIAKANTKK the Bukct to R-aeh Hon B.fely and
cr?ayryiIC Jmmn jf satis ACtory, pay the railroad acrent balan-e, 54.H and
tralght tharErs, other-wise liny not liinir and the-agent wll; i"eturn bui?iry at our expense and we will return yourtl 00.
DON'T BUT A CHEAP FACTORY BTJGQ i now sold almost exclusively by all Machinery IValers
and Catalotnie Houses.. BUY THE BEST BUCCV MONEY CAN BUILD, direct trom the Maker
at the LOWEST PRICE EVEB. KNOWN. OBDLB TO DAY. DON TDEtAY.
WRITE FOR OUR FREE BUCCY 'CARRIAGE AND HARNESS CATALOCUE.
Adores. SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. (In c), CHICAGO, ILL.
UPTODAtE.
We do strictly first-class plumbing and roofing.
We carry in stock fulb line bath room fixtures, Cook
Stoves, Sewing Machines and Tobacco Flues. We
guarantee to please; you. J
fcteS Thfi John Slaughter Co.
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Third Tt stops at once all catarrhal and
mucous discharges and kills the cough.
Fourth It provides a true tonic influence
which invigorates and stimulates, vitalize
all weak spots and brings the entire system
back to a healthy normal condition.
Best of all, this glorious discovery is yonn
for the asking. By a special arrangement
made with the Doctor, readers o this papei
may obtain the Four Preparations making ui
the complete Slocum System, as illustrate
above, by sending their complete names
postofflce and express addresses to thi
Slocum Laboratories, 96 and 98 Pine Street
New York, being sure to mention this paper
Editorial Advice. Write to the Doctor to
day, ask his advice, and he will give you tin
benefit of his years of experience. Don't da
lay, but send your full name, postofBce ani
express address to Dr. T. A. Slocum, 98 Pini
Street, New York, N. Y., and be sure to aaj
that you read this generous offerin this paper
WITH YOUR ORDER, enttMa
ad. out and send to us, and
win sena you DUH HIGH
U. D. u
and if
MATERIA!,
aoen r aorai mum
llaai
canbuV SOLID QUARTER SAWED OAK ggl8.?
PIANO POLISHED, one illustration shows machine closed, (headdrop
ping from sipht) to be used as a center table, stand or desk, the ether
open with full length table and head in place for sewing, 4 fancy
draweri, latest 1699 skeleton frame, carved, paneled, embossed ana
decorated Cabinet finish, finest nlokl rirnwpr rmll roira nn A cam
&riiiiRtj.hlA rrAAilA imnnintt Rmvth Ihmi at. nrl
inest large High Arm head, positive four motion feed, self threading vibrat
ing shuttle, automatic bobbin winder, adjustable bearings, patent tension
liberator, improved loose wheel, adjustable presser foot, improved shuttle
carrier, patent needle bar, patent dress guard, head is handsomely decorated
VTlt Xnl batifQll7 NICKEL TRIMrviED.
GUARANTEED the lightest running, most durable and nearest noiseless machine
made. Kery known attachment Is furnished and onr Free Instruction Boole tells
just howanyone can run it and do either plain or any kind of fancy work.
A gO-YEAitfi' BINDING GUARANTEE is sent with every machine.
IT COSTS YOU NOTHING to see and examine this machine, compare it
iTv.iinm with those your storekeeper sellsat $40.00
tin XRi"! no nnrl tlipn if onnviniMrl wn a...l.. K. An a k lui
SO If at anj time wlihla three months von sa'y job are
& Co. are thoroughly reliable. Editor.)
and send to us and if you
iVUi-n y JUOlIIlltilD B WO Will
c.tn examine it at your freight depot ami if you Und It
UHAOt TOP BUCCY to
---. omi3ii.iui, nun uiy v tv A it if & 15 i n it
PRiCc $S5.00
and frclf?ht charges, lees Ul
One Dollar sent witti order.
EST BAHUA1H VOL' HAVM
E JIi-T IN OUR own factory in chicaco,
orrnon -r from tho best material money can buy. While In
ov;r i"r e Bugy Catalosue we show. Top Buecriea made by
eI7 aM'.laJ S2I.50.S28.75 and S34.7S tl.e exact
?.nio r. 'grpy that are gold by machinery dealers, at $45.00 to
i.c.uiV e .d are be; widely advertised bv many at 935.00 to 660.00.
OUR, ACMS QUEEN AT S5J.OO la the most
ilui US Illij 1JEST Bi:un that CAN BK BL1LT. We maintain
cur own flvo story buggy factory for the solo
t.'irpose oi ouiuunfrana selling a iiet.fr KlTar
THAU WS CAN IH'Y n.SKnilFRR lnd to SAVE OtU
Cl'STOMKCS SAMFACTIIRKR-B PROriT.
Every Buggy We Make Is Guaranteed
Fiva Years otid They Will out wear Five
OrdiriEiy Factory Rigs,
TKE HATZEIAl AK5 IAS33 !M CUR ACME QUEEN
cost more than double that in the ordinary factory
buftsy. We use a 82. BO cushion cloth, some use
90 cent; we ue a tl. aO head iininfr, some use 40 cent ;
we use 25 ccnl !sthor, some use 9 cent; we use C3.50
roloi-sand variifs!;. some ir:e rcent and 9 1.00 WB
PAY ALMOiil E0031jK the price most maker.
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