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Aperfec! Remedy forConsGpa
Tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish
ness and Loss of Sleep.
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The Kind You Have
Always Bought
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For Over
Thirty Years
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jgg vosfig castas
75T labeI 19 ta vfy"Bxirrojp-rKorjotl
UL Shape" Shoe, and etancfa as a?gUarsA
tee that the Burrojap Vamp ?' will , not J
breaK through, before the first sola la worn out.
In the event of a. Burrojap . Shoe weaxoj
big contrary to thia guarantee. " the retallerl
from whom these shoes were- purchased l
tMthortzodtoreplace them with a new pair'
( PACKARD OX.'- FIELD
Srodttoa, Mass.
row i owiAciru uc, kv.
Sole Agents for Goldsboro.
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10 Reasons in) hi
Dalace Drug j&ofe lag ppopeted I
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H3.V IE 1AE CfflUflltH ill iW Jt ilUD THEM.
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6.
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Aiick service.
Courteous Clerks.
Truthful Statements.
Tidy appearance of store.
Accurate handling of cash .
Prompt attentioa to telephone orders.
Correct credit charges.
Never asking a cu'tomar to pay a bill twice.
Etiht -shanks to Qliildre-i uad Servants.
Good lojaci zonnyi an 1 ublilajj proprietor.
This is why ail who trade at The Palace are satis
fied with their purchases. May we serve you?
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jThe Palace Drug Store.
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JCINSTON'S BIG DAY.
Masonic Celebration There on
Twenty-Seventh of June.
The official program of the annual
Masonic ce.ebration to take place in
Kinston, on Jane 27th, under the
auspices of Si. John's Lodge has
been received here.
Among the even's of the program
are:
"At Home," by the Industrial
Club, Graud Lodge session in .Loftin's
Opera House; march to the Robt.
Bruce McDaniel Memorial Hospital
and Park: address of welcome for the
city, N. J. Bouse, Kinston, N. C,
address of welcome on behali of St.
John's Lodge No. 4. by Capt. J. W.
Grainger, Kinston, N. C; response
by Lieut. Governor, Francis D.
W inston, of Windsor, N. C; song by
Orphanage Class; corner ston of the
Charity Annex (public) of the hospi
tal laid by Grand Lodge; presenta
tion of the Charity Annex of the
Hospital to the Board of Mmanagers,
oy M. Plato Collins, Kinston, N. C,
acceptance for the Board, by Mr. L.
H. VaTser, Kinston, N. C.; music by
Uie Second .Regiment Band; annual
oraiiot ,by His Excellency, Governor
R. it. Glenn, dinner to all Masons
and their families served in Knott's
Warehouse; Enoch Council .No. 5,
convens at Masonic Hail to confer
ddgrcts on applicants; carriage drive
to points of interest and various
factories, tendered by Citizens' Com-
mtue; reception in honor of the
Governor and Grand Master Win
sum, by Lenoir Commercial Club,
lIuuu Building, Gordon Street near
4:etn. H. D. Harper, Sr., is Master
of Ceremonies and S. R. Dunn is
Cniel Marshal.
THE MATTER "WITH
SAS.
KAir-
In view of a number of incidents
which have transpired in that state
of late, the old familiar question is
being revived, "What's the matter
withKansas?"
Of course thers are a great many
answers to this question, not includ
ing floods, cyclones, wild-cat politics,
Mary Ellen Leases, Carrie Nations,
and so on. The fact is there are so
many things the matter withKan
sas it is hard to find time to enumer
ate them.
One thing, however, which does
not seem to have been widely com
mented on is the fact that Kansas
appears to have a great deal of trou
ble with its United States senators.
One senator from Kansas committed
suicide, one retired years ago'to es
cape the humiliation of expulsion,
one was defeated for re-election by
evidence that he purchased votes;
one had his election investigated by
the senate committee which reported
that bribery in his interest was
proved, but that it was not clear he
was a party to the same or that a
sufficient number of votes were pur
chased to change the result. And,
then Burton, the convicted grafter,
tTMac
mlor f B.aWlM
iKay's Phar
UNHAPPINESS DISPELLED.
.FOR THREE NIGHTS.
Fine Theatrical Company Com
ing to The Messenger Opera
House Next Week.) S3
The management of the Messenger
Opera House have succeeded in clos
lug an engagement with Mr.
Uhauncey L. -juihern and his fine
leompany for three nights next week,
oeinning on Thursday night, June
21. .
The company are pLayii.g tiiis
wtek in Wilmington, uud the papeio
of that city give Uiba crodilaLk
notices. The Moruiug tiUr t -day
says of theui;
"Considering tueiiiciut)G,L v; sui.
ler an exceptionally jd .a Jitnie
greeted Mr. Chaeincey L. S ulhvrii
I and his .company at Ib c Auudbiuy
last night. Tnepiay w-u Juaiilie,"
land it goes withojt o.vyiug iJ.&; ILL.
excellent compauy D" .vo o. ot-d pei-
lori'uunce of the fibous p4ay. ir
4' utheru as Armciid Daval, and
iiiss Mabfclie Vanraestel, as
"Cajaiila," were both good fcand the
actiU2 of the other jkcihoow oi tnfc
.uiunanv was rh it brn been hereto-
foi e this week, clvo."
who is under a prison sentence, and I disordirs.
I 1 -) i . AAA4.A I '
before his fellow senators were ready I "
to expel him. 1 1 puwtifcQitx
Kansas does a lot of boasting. It 1 1 tut.
is proud of its churches and schools, I Recommended a'
and declares that it has more of them I macy.
per capita than any otner state and
a smaller percentage of foreign born
than most Of the Other States. In I Men end Women Unanimous About It.
nnlitics. however. Kansas has not I Many women weep ana wan ana refuse
.li j , Ito be comforted because their once mas-
establi8hed an enviable record, and I nificent tresses have become thin and
in the Selection Of a number Of its I faded. Many men Incline to profanity
ri.- C3 o.n 5f o . icecause tne nies wte througn the thin
umwu omira " w I thatch on their craniums. It will be good
have 8hoWn poor judgment. That I news to the miserable of both sexes, to
. e tUa f tu.i i,Qlearn that NeWbro's Herplcida has been
is one of the things that are theln,rt ,. thft nrVot Thia ii,. ...
matter With Kansas. I scalp germicide and antiseptic that acts
by destroying the germ or microbe that
Is the underlying cause of all hair de
struction. Herbicide Is a new prepara
tion, made after a new formula on an
entirely new crinclDle. Am wtin la
A Cheap and Convenient Method I tried it win testify as to its worth. Try
t-rr..,iin I lt yourself and be convinced. Sold by
W1 -""s lleading drusjrists. fvnd 10c. In stamps
The Atlantic and North CaroUnafor11Ba",P-5 to 1150 ncrpicide Co.. De-
Company has, effective June ,1st, 8nW by Hlggins :Drug Co. Special
ATLANIAN Ukilt
Choice.
Macon, Ga , June 15. Mc. 11a h
Dunlap Jordan, for ner n mce fl
Senor Corea,the NicaraguanminisJir
to the United State-", wiil tomorrow
if ternoon become the bride of John
O. Little, of Atianta, former speaker
f he KtateHuu-te ol Raijreseurative:
nd a sou of an ex-Associate Justice
I of the Georgia Sup. e ne Court.
The wldiu2 wUl take place at
Mi'3.'JordHa' palatial homo in this
L'ily at 6 o'clock. After tbecere-
huoay wedding diu ner will be soiv-
d to the 100 iaviiwl gafts. Im
mediately after the d-uuer tns wed
ding party, accompanied by many
friends, will sro to Atlanta on a
ipecial train. From Atlanta Mr. and
Mrs. Little will go to Washington
D. C, traveling in the private car
I of the President Hanson, of the
Central of Gnori Railroad.
Mrs, Jordan is considered sne of
the most beautiful women in Gaor-
ia. Khe the window of Lee Jordan,
wealthy planter and cotton man, who
married her in his old age.
STRONG
Again
is what Mrs. Lucy
8tovs.lI. of TUton. Qa,
tid after takta
Kodol Dytpspsia
Curs. Hundreds
of ethsrwssk
wsmsa ars
bslar
stored ts parfset
hwlth by this rsm
sdy. YOUmsyU
wsUif yoawCltaks
tt
IndlgYitioo esosn
Dearly ail ths skk-
ntss that voomi;
dsts. n aaprrrts tns system or jtsuna-
mant sad ths delicat srgsas pseolisr Is
suffer waaJcao, sb4 sssssst
tesssssV
Kodol
Dyspepsia Curo
osMes ths stomach and digestive srfsat
sa dlffsst and assimilate all of the whole
seme food that may be eaten. H nourishee
the body, and rebuilds the weak organs
restoring' health and strength. Kodol cures
indigestion, constipation, dyspepeia, soar
risings, belching, heartburn sad all stomach
i For Weddlnos
A complete stock of thin S suit
able for Weddings and the prices
are right anything one could wish
for in -o
z J&nnrl &n tr tori fhtrrt d.tut Slsmce 2S
Our stock is large aud varied. Hand Painted China in the "American
Beauty" and other paintings. Cut Glass in any shape and price, and any piece of
hoiiu suver one couia wisn ror. r earl handle sets in carving,
game, fruit and other pieces.
L. D. GIDDENS. 3
Phsns 563.
iewalsr and Optlslan
CHEAP RATES.
1 90ti, placed on ale at its principal
ticket offices, Interchangeable Mil
eage Ticket!, good ior transportation
jr uiie ttiousanJ miles, at rate of
'( :5..:0 each. These tickets are good
r ir-iudportati ja uvor the follow
j:, comprising about 15,000 mile
f railway and steamship lin.-:
Atia ita & West Poiut It R
A'iHutic & Sutoingaam ity
Atlantic fe Nvji'th ;ai.iina li K
Balliitiore isti?AUi PackKt Co
Ci::tr::toa Wca'Ci-u Cer lina Ii,
01'..p jak -toam-ihi.p Orspany
Oost lAsxa Sitjaiaboat Coiap:-;
Ouluaibla Newberry & Launr
1 it
i i mdu Western Shore Itv
Fj sdco S slaai ljiusEasl oi Men -
phis)
Agents.
New Discovery.
Bast Curs For CATARRH, RHEUMATISM.
INDIGESTION, NERVOUSNESS, KIDNEY, LIVER!
AND BLOOD DISEASES. SI.OO.
DHYNB'S
1 Quick Relief.
B.ctt.r sll AOHES an4 PAINS-Prlc26
PAYNE'S MEBICATED SOAP 10a.
DRUGGISTS.
s -ii hv Goid-orfi Drug Co.
G or 'in H R
ntLio Steamers
& Nuiiviile R R
, IlMierson fc 6t Lou's
J.u-Jt.,ieud
L ! .i -sv
ty
M.con, Dublin & Shv.h nah R H
Xaiuviily, Cnattitnoo i & S. Louis
Ry
Norfolk & Southern B, 8teaaei
Vi'l E'.eetric Liu
JSorthweat-jrn Ii ii of bouth Cuvo-
liua
tsicnmuna, r rt uir.tKsourK cc tru-
latuac R it
Savannah & Sts,tsslKro Ry
8-?fiboaru Air Line Ry
Wii-ihington Southern Ry
Western & Atluutic R R
Wwj'.rn Rulway of Alabama.
Interchangeable MUeags Tickets
issued oy the above named iines will I
be accepted for transportation over
the A & N C R R
These tickets present a cheap and
convenient method of travelling to
the p o.iUt
H. '. ii'UDUIXS,
General Pa.i-t.ger Agent,
HICKS
CAPUDINE
IMMEDIATELY CURES
HEADACHES
-k3upCOLDS
- J-; N o TO 12 IIOUM
Beware of dar.pprous immitations.
DENTAL
SURGEONS
Dis. Hall
OSoe Hours :
8 to 12 a, m. and 1 to 5 p. m.
Car-? of children's toeib a specialty.
2 Lm Buiidir.g, Walual Btroet.
Gnkisboro, N. C.
GR23AT VIT"
REVIVO
RESTORES VITALITY
Made a
Well Man
vof Me.
DEAD IN MISSOURI.
Backache
produces the above results In 30 days. It acts
powerxuiiy ana QiucKiy. iui o. -wuea iu uuiw, !!
loung men win regain their lost manhood, and old
men will recover their youthful vigor by oalog
BEV1VO. It qniokly and surely restores Nerrous
ness. Lost Vitality, Impotency. Nigbtly Emissions,
Lost Power, Falling Memory. Wasting Diseases, and
all effects of aeU-abnsa or excess and indiscretion.
which unfits on for study, business or marriage, u
not only cures by starting at the seat of disease, but
Is a great nerre tonla and blood bonder, bring-
ing dock tne plnsc low topatia ene.M ana re
storing th. fir of yontfcu It wards off Insanitf
and Consumption. Insist on haying KEVXVO, Be
ether. It eaa be earned In Teat poeket. Br mail,
2
uuuuuuuiiuiuaiiuauuiuuiuuuuumuaiiuauumm
fl Great Demand For Oxfords.
Everybody will be wearing Oxfords for the) next few months i
the most comfortable and satisfactory Shoes for summer.
Our sale this season on Oxfords has baen phenomenal. Our
Oxfords will fit the fest and give the service which good workman
ship and good leather will put together alone can insure.
WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS for EVERYONE
Ranging in price from 50c. to $3.O0.
No trouble to sh ;w our goods. Will appreciate your inspactio n
GOLDSBORO SHOE CO.
si Xseaidizig;
THE STORE ROR QUALITY!
1 m
Ko piece without
the trade-mark
on It is csBulas.
i.
full of gift Jhings for the
ride or , the (graduate I
THE most extensive array of things suitable for gift pur
pc ees that this store has ever shown now awaits you.
Novelties and staples at all prices, and all the finest quality
your money can eecure.
Solid Silverware Plated Silverware Cbalns and Fobs
Cat Glass Jewelry Necklaces
Watches Scar! Pins Hair Combs
Fountain Pens Cull Buttons Bracelets
JaaVKSSJt
AND THOUSANDS OF OTHER ARTICLES AT
WEST CENTRE ST-
JUST THE RRICE YOU CARElTO PAY
R. A. CREECHH.
raealfS
I I I I II SMI I I I I I I'ssl l I II
assss ss s 1 1 i 1 1 asssss m 11 gga mm
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Shove wood split by steam power
at (Jrimn's Wood Yard. Phone 47.
He groaned from Indigestion,
Dyspepsia made him wince,
But "he luckily took more Ropinson's
Pills
And has'not suffered since.
Why certainly wo will tell you
his nam, Ask us when you come
for a bottle of pills only 10c.
I. . 11 i I Bl.OA rvir nickun. or alx forBB.OO. wltnaiimu
i Any PerSOn having DaCKaCne, I w -writtea gaaraat. to ear r rras
E - - Eh as monv. BOOK H
3,000 Pairs of Shoes and Slippers
AntioiDitiajr tha alviace ia shoei. wa placed our order
1 - 9
early, an 1 h. iva the above in stock. Come before they are gone
at old pricei. We tvwe a nice L vlies shoe for $1 to $2.50. A
fine Man's shoe for 1 25 to
. . s . ifl 'Das money jwb- uu i
Samuel Martin, Native of Rock- kidney pains or bladder trouble I EOYAL MEDICINE CO,
ingliam County, Passes Away
at "Versailless, Mo., Where lie
Conducted a Hotel, Aged 92.
iyiflTC HOUSE
2 tt'.rffa
St. Louis, Mo., June 15. Dis
patches today from Versailles, Mo.,
announce the death there yesterday
$3.50; Children's 25o to $1.50; jof Samuel Martin, aged 92, a native
Slippers 50c to $1.50. We doef Rockineham county N. C. Ia
not want a big pront only al1848 Martin left North Carolina for
living profit. Also Dry Goods the West. Passine through St.
and Clothing, spring STOCK of I r-ouis he settled in Versailles, where
almost all kinds bought before Ja yedr later be because proprietor of
the rise. A full lire or Urocer- la hotel, which he owned until his
les and Tobacco. YV e 1 ave got I death. The funeral will be held to-
too much tobcre Wt e& go-1 morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock,buril j
ing to sell regad' of tl being in Versailles. He is survived
until June 10th. r n. g
000 pounds jobs froe
25c; 3.000 pounds from
fclia maiiav. Ttnnl? arid acivlsa frm. AddrBsa
i marine Duiiain)(t
-9 CHICAGO. 1LU
whoT will take two or three! nFctio is feoidjrc,? .O
Pine-ules upon retiring at night gSSSS. "
shall be relieved before morning. I T
Tha medicinal vlrtnes of tht I . , ... 4.
erode gums and resins ob-j Beginning Monday, June ,4th, the
tained from the native Pins I city beef markets will be closed irooi
hare been recognised by the medical pro-J l to 3 p. in., until September 1st,
Cession lor centuries, in rine-mee we ones 1 1906. The public wIU piease begov
sll of the virtues of the Native Pine that! erned accordingFy. We will also
trioe every evening except Saturday
at 8 o'clock.
sxs of value In reliering aU
Kidney and Bladder Troubles
Prepared by
PINE-ULE MEDICINE CO.. CHICAGO
v8old by H'ggios Drug Co. g
COHN &SON
June 2nd, 1906.
s.
Miss Alice Carson
iiie
by an afcd wue and
'lch;ldreu. Mrs. Juhn
mother-iu-iaw of former
80c. Uonid quick an
pply. Cigars lc, and snuh.
all kinds. Thanking you f or pwt trad, we are your friends.
, . a F. . Sdmundson.
The Two Hustlers.
I Judge Joan A. 81evins,uf St. Louis;
Mrs. Emms Speard, Appig River,
iil.jMisses Lucy and PclLy and Joku
W. Martin, of Veraailies and W. T.
Martin, ol Poia, K ;s.
V . A
'"fe ! Young
jlCJlia-i. I women ana nn A rC
Conserve I r I rtl.LL.
nusic. Tne a
for Vour
Circuit
We Have Just Received
PENSION NOTICE,
A fine line of Florida Fruits
and Vegetables that we offer at
very low prices. Try them.
College
Courses
High Standard
Csktavlogtaa
IKGI
AAdrsw
Daughter
e'ss.BhwUdit.frea.
Fonviefle
Grocery
Co.
We ar aakd by Mr, A. B. Jiol
lowell, Chairman of ihe County
Board of Pensions, for disabled Con
federate so sdirs and widows, io re
quest ail applicants for pensions io fx
present at the oaice of the Ui 'rk oi
the superior Court on the first Mi"- p
day in July 1906. All who -e -i
rnailn rn tYio iiBnuinn lirit will Tll(-UtP
" I Tf Tftn want u'.iif 'uinxret rrvrrl artist
Notify the Board on or before th,t ; '" k-vou can ge iH?
Jdate. So that their names may be f Griffin's Wood Yard. NoN extra
continued on the roll. j charge for splitting.
Vehicles Repaired.
o o o
" I bave open'sd a shop for repairing
all aorls oi Vohiild, Buggies, Sur
rcya, PUwt:a d 2ping- Wugons.
ohop on corner of James and
Xinv streets, nsar tho Electric
Llyhi i'Jatt.
Furctfure Uphcl?tervi cf all kinds.
rilOlvEINO 12(i.
DAVID POOL.
I am now offering in ray
Goldsboro store my entire line
of Millinery and Notions, also a
beautiful line of pictures at and
below cost.
Owing to this sacrifice sale I
have decided to bring my busi
ness together here and will ship
my summor stock of. goods from
Fremont to Goldsboro, and it
will require more room at Oiice,
and to reduce to my rc'u'ai
stock of g.Mds here.
His headache came from billiousness
Specks before his eyes did quiver;
He got wbe and took some Robin
son Pills
To act upon his Liver.
What t Why of cour-se thpy did.
He is all right now: Yes. 10c a bot-
Ue at R jbiuson's Drug Store.
POTTED PLANTS I have a
large supply of Bigonias and Gera
nums all varieties for snle cheap.
Mrs. J. J. Robinson, 309 John St. S.
When your blues are as blue aa In
digo When your skin ia saffron stained,
You will have to take some Rob
inson's pills
Before your health's regained.
Sure they're cheap enough, only
10c, at Robinson's Drug Store.
Dry Pino Stove Wood split ready
for cook stove. Order from Griffin's
Wood Yard. Phone 47.
FOR RENT: 7 room house on
James street. Good locality. Modern
improvements. Asher Edwards.
FOR RENT 7 room h use, all
modern improvements. 404 George
St. N. Apply to Li. H. Castcx.
FOR RENT No. 114 N. George
Street. 7 rooms with conveniences.
Humphrey-Gibson Co.
POSITION WANTED A young
man desires position aa Stenographer,
Typewriter, well equipped. Address
Box 604, Goldsboro, N. C,
I am offerius? ray st?pe vitx
twr toek f Millinery, Store Fix
tures, Show Cases and such for
sa'e by 15 of June, at my Fre
mont store.
Miss Alice Carson
Subscribe to the ABtitva now.
Have just put in a steam wood
splitter and will deliver stove wood
sp'It ready for cork stove without
extra charge. V7. H. Grilan.
Have you seen our
riae3 and Go Carts.
Wsddell,
liae of Oar
Andrews &
1
Safe, Quick, Reliable Regulator
SPECIALS
GfSTEX'S
Cbiqa and Japan Mattings.
China, 70 pounds, ..15c; worth 25c.
China, 80 pound, 19c; worth 85o.
Japan Fancy, 180 warp 19c; worth 85c.
Japan Ingrain Weaves 22c; worth 40o.
DO YOU KNOW HOW TO CHOOSE MATTING.
It isn't merely a matter of looks you must, unles3 you are
an export, buy "on honor" that is, tha store honor. There
should be solidity and weight to good mattings. We have
grades that hug so close and firm to ths floor the matting looks -as
though it had been built with and into the house.
Then you must avoid the dry, hard, brittle, loosely woven
matting it is a friend to dust and germs and a foo to cleanli
ness and beauty. Call and see our great offerings.
Castex's
'Store.
Hot Weather Items !
Men's Striped Coats at . . . .VH . . . 60
Men's Black Alpaca Coats at $1.2-5
Men's Black Twill Co ' 3 at 2,00
Men's Blue Serge Coals n t . . . . 3.75
Main's Blue Serge Coats at 5.30
f. i. JOSEPH
For comfort during tho hot days.
THE NORTH CAROLINA
State Normal and Industrial ( College
Pedagogical, Commer-
eicr.eo, il uial Iraimng, Music.
Superior toother remedtos sold athlKti prices.
ranrmnieea. bui-chsiumt u.c-u u j
JOH Women. Price. 43 Centa.dn
gist, or by mall. Testlmor lals .ud booklet fn
Sr. ItaFrsmeo.
JPhlladelpbla.
Btry a cork lined Refrigerator from J - . .
Andrews & WaddeU. i d&w lmA 1;
prTT"DC17Q Literary, CIasoi3aJ, 8cie:iid
Three courses leading to dereos. Speciiil o ir - for gr.uluates of othar
colleges. Well-equipped Training School for leathers. Board, laundry,
tuition, and fees for use of text iooks etc., $170- a year. For free-tuitin
students, $125. Fifteenth aunnr ' f.asloa uegim September 19 j6. To
secure board in the dormitories, al free-tuition applications shouid be made
before July 15. Correspondence invito! from those desiring competent
teachers and stenographers. For catalog and other information, address
CHARLES D. McIVER, President,
GREENSBOltO, N. C.