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i SATISFIED
"link Si
Uiw"
(FULL $
HARTS 2)
CL.CL;;i of 4 Quarts for 4.00 by J
Hfor il50, by FreigM rrepaia
frfteoor nearest office and do RNOW
QaaffT.TBor.a
ale and Retail
Of
(iits, Furs, and
Js Ed Gloves, all col-
i in Dress Goods this
B&, in all tne new coi-
i,98c.
a, all colors this week 7c
barear, 50 doz. Vests,
k; 5fl doz. Vests, 35c.
mi floor.
M fancy Suits
Wool Black Cheviots,
air pnce, $10.00.
beet our line of Over-
jaifkLSO to $10.00.
j?ats, 25c. pair. I
jS new shapes and col-
fa's Sox in black and
k I pair for 25c.
at Overalls.
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Sis';
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Money to lend,
bounty ami Cit-v
'Lident
'htR- Asst. cashi
ier.
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lathee
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ity.
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enormous business vcould be ..built : up and
nnrk did not have exceptional -value and merit?
wreis1, " ,H hold the trade of half a million . people, if our
E e rtlv what we say wasn't firmly established? r :
TviflkU- ... - action of this country would -keen - on usinsr
&en '-t wasn't all right? '- " , ' - -'
SKE 'I would recommend it and hospitals use.it, if it
"5 i0CtZd unadulterated? -'- - V.:-.
&Pa!L over carefully and then send us a trial order.
S?u?re not satisfied. Mm
- unnea omu aenne. wifthinatAn n rr -
. . kev exceptionally fine for table and medicinal purposes,
WW , .v-. k : Wm. M. Stewarts
.::-',-'?'i;(,..;
j20 EJIP:.3G3
PREPAID
mm
:,i van in a plain sealed case, -with no -.
'-PER .Jks to show contents. FOUR FULL QUART,,
tv4TE STOCK RYE FOR &20. and we
giTsfi Te ;t home and sample It, have your doctor Mgi J X
rfsh. Then if you don't find it just as we 7ffJ
gioSy0tt it back to us AT OUR EXPENSE and your
...m '. .M 1. . - - , I -
. , 1 1 rnnin jut oner De zurarr . Yonuk
Miho Mont.. Nev.. N. Mex.. Ore.; Utah, Wash.,
JIVATISTOCf J.
lAYNER DISTILLING COnPANY
. n. St. Louis. Me SL PaaLHina.
ESTABliSHID 1868.
Toys and Dolls, Wholesale and Retail.
i' Children's, Misses
ow ing "
gtock and long exp erieice ; injthismes f eel s
b jour aavaiii'ttsc u " -- eww - v
lted and given our prompt and caxef ill atiition.
Outings in all colors,' 10c. kind, this
week, '3c. , :J-'r:xv;-T;ri
Ladies
ors, 75c.
$1.00 Kid. Gloves, all col-
' Matting, special, values, this week,
10, 12, 15, 18. 22, ana Z5c . :
Rugs, Portiers and Art -Squares spe
cial this weefc'i' r
Children's t Rocking Chairs," this
week, 25, 50v 75c and, $1.25.
ii and Overcoats --: .
$7.00 l Boys' Suits, ages from 3 to 16 years?
' prices, 75c. to; $5.00. v " 1 - 1.
Boys' Overcoats, all colors ;-fepecial
this - week, $1.48. " ; '
Men's fancy vests, from 98c.' to $3.00
I Men's Dress " Shirts, all colors. : 25,
39, 48 and 98c. . ,x; ... . - .- .
All-Wool Underwear in red, grey,
and white, $2.00 a suiU v
Men's Heavy . Cotton . Underwear,
?1.C0 value, 78c suit". .
SL MAIL ORDERS PORMPTLY FILLED!
immm
STORES COMBINED
206, 208. 2W NORTH FRONT ST.
Wright's Health Underwear.,
iUes Arc Best Values on tne Market.
, retail price : N.. 15, $1.50; No. 19, $2.00; No. 23,
rtto balers and roadv sellers. ' . .-Hi-t'
and Hammer less Guns. Also, Bifles and latest
proved Automatic Gnus. '
m stock and can give prompt sMpmenlKS:-
Loaded Shells Best Made.
icemontc t,. i a.. x-." - ---
tocobi Hardware Co.,
Front street. Warehouse No. 9 Water street..
'urchison NationaTBacit
OF WILMINGTON, ' .".-"v--
$5300,000
.:v-:175,000
; r . 300,000
.V;$T75,ooo;
1,800,0001
.; 2,600,000
Foreign Exchange' bought and soll:4
Repository. ;gS-it---:' J ;a5;-r ;:l-: "
Ji V. GRAINGifTVIce" President.
H. LACY HUNT, Asst. Cashier.
Cape Fear
I
Durlner the ' nrftaent' veek ' we
will remove o- the corner stored
601 N. Front street. Iwhete -we"
will be -prepared to siye better
service than heretofore.
We- invite the public and. es-. .
X - peclallw theladies ' to .call and;
W."JL- HEWBLBY, PWt.
. W. n. ,BARIEN, JVIce-Pre't
t -J. B. TAYLOB, JSee. . Trea.
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Uappenings amT jr
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" BY G. - V-
Miss Julia Parsley is vthe euesF of
Mends. in Washington and Baltimore.
Mrs. lWilliams' Mufchison has re
turned, from a charming visitto Yela
tives in Virginia: . - - - - .
Mrs. "Jesse Kenan Wise has return.
ed to Jhe city. after a pleasant visit
to Pennsylvania Summer resorts.'-
s.:; Sarah" S.; James" will. hiaVa
a visit of several weeks duration to re-
lauves-m different parts of the State
: The." engagement ot. Miss Minnie : P.
Perdew to Mr. Levi McMillan"' was
announced during the past week,-V
- Mr. and Mrs. Bellamy Harriss will
spend the Winter in the Norwood CoV
cage on . wngntsvIUe Sound. 7' -'
" -,"N ' , i -.?-'-' " -
Mrs.- O. - C. - Sasser and daughter
Miss Bessie, were guest of friends In
Raleigh during Pair week. .
,.- - - -.- --.
Miss" Jeannette'PrankV a very popu
lar young ladyin Jewish -circles, has
gone on an extended visit :to friends
in Atlanta, 1 . x . - -
MrsrErne6t V." Baltzer,"who is -on
a visit to her father Hon. . O. P.
Meares, -will -return to. her home in
Savannah, Ga next-week.. . : . v . .
r'Mrs. Annie Northrop and her moth
er, Mrs.- Bridges, have, j-eturned : to
the city: and are at their cozy home
on DocK street." -
ry": - i - - ' -
Miss -FaH" Williams, a popular young
woman ol - FayettevIIle, is on a visit
to ; Masonboro - Sound. - the guest of
Miss Martha Williams ' " -
.iMrs. - E. H. : Sneed chaperoned' a
pleasant "Box party" of merry young
people at the i Academy; last - Thurs
day; evening. - ' . .. - - . . .-
' : Mrs. P. Hopkinson Smith is expected
to arrive this week, on a: visit to her
parents. : There . are many who will be
pleased to weleomo- MrsJ Smith homo.
-'Yi.--yy, .'",
' y' "- .
Mrs. thila Calder Nye is on a visit
to Mr; and Mrs.-Wm. Calder.' It has
beeit several years since Mrs.; Nye has
given her - relatives and friends the
pleasure of a visit. - : .r. - . : -:
y . v. . :' : - '."
,. Miss: Jeannie" Murchison leaves to
morrow --for Fayetteville .where - she
will be Joined by her cousin. Miss Jean
Pemberton, and hey will . then go to
New York for. a month's visit
;. , ' .
"iiKr ' ; "" s;'K
-;The opening dance of L'Arioso Club
will be, given on the night of tne i.st,
and will be in honor of the Armstrong
Crow wedding party. - The germari will
e led by Mr. Clayton Giles, Jr. . , "
" .Mr. and Mrs. R." A. Brand are'eom
fortahly settled In the old Nixon house
on Chesnut; street. Since purchasing
Fine, property, it has been greatly im
proved by Mr. Brand, and is now one
of the handsomest houses in the city. -
The home of Mr. and " Mrs. "Horace
M' Enerson , on Red Cross street, is
to be remodelled anof . enlarged. Dur
ing the -time of improving- their home
Mr, and Mrs.' Enerson will occupy
the cozy cottage, -408 "Second, street,
r Arrangements havebeen . perfected
forbeautifying the grounds- and sur
roundings of "The. Castle' on Marketr;
street,": the- home ' of Mr, ' and Mrs.
Hugh McRae". - The McRae resideace
is one of the handsomest of the many
elegant -homes of this city.-- 0 .;'"-- "
-. - r yyy :
' While' in the midst of pledsnre, and
prepartion for the seasons gaities, the
ladies of all the-church congregations
are not neglecting 'duties devolving
on them,. by. the various Societies and
Guilds for the amelioration of the poor
of the city. "
. 'Mr. Harry C. James, oTBolozi, Miss.,
is the guest of relatlves"in this city.
His daughters, Misses Ruth, Leila and
Hettle, who have been charming vis
itors of relatives, for the past two
months, will return to their home this
pweek, much to the regret of a circle
oi acquam utnees. . -. .
.'',' . : -
Miss Edna Keniy is in Baltimore1 to
be with her father. Mr. Jno..R : Kenly;
who has been a patient Jn the Johns
Hopkins hospital.', -f Mr.Kenly's friends
f-will be gratified to learn of his com
plete recovery and .that - he ,wlu re
turn to Wilmington about ithe middle
of November.
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:' Mrs. W. Harriss Northrop, Jr., will
leave for Oviedo,; Fli, on Tuesday
next. tdi-Join -her httsband who nas lo
cated in that thriving little town. The
best wishes of friends go with Mr.
and Mrs. Northrop to their Floridian
home, which is within a mile of . beau
tiful LaketCharm, a favorite'Wiater
resorL'-7 J-'-- ' I- wr
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The Colonial Dames will -TuAd their
annual meeting next month. ;-when
plans for active work for: the. coming
year will be decided on. The Dames
deserve much' praise . for"' their untir
ing 'efforts,': and unsevering:. devotion
to the cause : ot erecting -monuments
to the -memory ipf our Revolutionary,
heroes, ' who - made history- for - the
world. -" .f .
'-' Conventional Invitations -have been
issued by Mr. and' Mrs. Eugene Hogan,
of Sumter. South Carolina, to-tne mar?
riage of the : daughter, Lillie,; to, Mr,
Luther J. Tucker, of this ctty, in tne
First Brvotist - churcW ' of Sumterr on
Moniav evening. November .TBtttV'MIs?
Wocan has ' many : acquaintances m
this city and Mr. Tucker . numbers-his
Of the many';sweet and 'pretty girls
whn "attended schools and coueges
of this State last year, out - who did
not - return this season ' are: Misses
Marguerite Walker; - Jeannle Murcni-
son.- Ella Jacobs, Alice tieurana, sa-
m ft "4 Williams.?: HefettriClark, ? Lottie
Pleasants, Florrie Grants Mellie Cotchi
ettsand MayElla Tkloore, au oi wnom
are popular members - of . the-younger
set.'; " 7. '.--. - v
mixj 'AnnR DeR. Harris. Mrs.; Chas:
w.-r Bidgood,' Miss Margaret jNash,
onnMnftwsMrK Oreea Fenley.' Miss
TTa rt- nnA Miss Belle Anderson,- alto;
Mwsro: Green'" lle'JnbYanB.
Matt w rkRnulan Hamilton, tenors;
AlexJl'a.Holden;' Wr Gv W.;Kraff1irF,
Parley ,Westand Darden, Bass, are
tha hhnir tit SL:" JameschurcH as now
constituted. The selections rendered
by the chdir as a whole, as well as the
solos; ! and"quartette&; rare of . such
sweetness,-, and !hre received with so
much pleasure as to war rant, mention
in this columns- f. .. .
- Miss Olive Armstrong wllKbe. quiet-
rv Jinited In marriage to Mr. George D.
Crow at the residence of ber parents
in this- city. on ; Halloween evening,
4'
v:;:J.VVi11 Pc Open Mofsfiay, October 22nt!.?
-The.(adies afe especially Invited to call an"d :eirnine-ur stock, which
consists of-all kinds of .Japanese and Chinese TCantung'ahd Satsuma China "
Ware. . z , - ; -
-Fancy S0d8 of-every description, p Including :the famous' Florentine;
Duchess, Neapolitan and CluneyrLaces, and Mexicarf Drawn Work: Antique '
Brasses Bohemian Glass and Cemeo Ware.'. Persian -aodwTurklsh Rhos a .
Specialty. -,, -;
r: ;w ; : gorra tmaloof, -
305 N. Front Street : l Y; Mi X. AeBulidina.
oc22-lw.
October 31sl. J FormaF invitations,'- In
shaded rold -English, r to the wedding
reception-, are - as follows r "Mr.' attd
IMrs. John S.' Armstrong request the
pleasure of your -company at the wed-
iins.recepnon oi tr.eir daughter, Olive
and Mr. Geqrgeft)avl8 Ctow on Tues-Und
day ?yenldg tle thlrty-flrsr of October.
from six until ei?rht o'clock. One hun
dreds and seventeen : South' Fourth
Street, - Wilmington,. North Carolina;
MD.C;C;:CL'C:V.-?"; 't
L'Agile CotUlon -Clubtnas-been re
organized. ,The. Governing Board, will
meet-, to-morrow - night - when it is
thought the chaprones' fdtthe season
will be named. It ' is .'practically- de
cided the membership will be limited
and the first' dance wiir be given 'in
November. ' OfBcers of the Club are:
President, Mr. Emmett Crow; vice
president,. Mr. . J ulian R.-Clements-;
secretary! and treasurerMri. Clarence
Myers; Ieaden'Mr. Paul CantwelL-The
governing board consists of the above
officers together with Messrs. .Marion
-ames, Wnlie Walker and Strudwick
Nash. ' ' : . - -'.'
SPIRITS TTJEPENTINE."
- The Durham Sun says President
J.- C.- Kilgo. of ' Trinity College, has
purchased the - chair "- and desk used
by-President RoosevasL at Durham on
Thursday; 7als67 all the chairs ' and
other furniture on the - reception
stand. They are in the College Mem
orial Hall and will bekept as a mem
orial of the President's visit., .
1 The distance to which the benefits
of s the ..Whitney' Power Company's
plant on the Yadkin will extend is
evidenced by the paragraph in The
uatawba County News;"The Whit
ney Power Company, in a? recent com
munication . to " the Newton Hosiery
Mill, : state that the nower on -the
Yadkin river will be completed and in
position to transmit about 40.000
horse power by July 1 1907. This com
pany is contemplating constructing a
transmission v like r to ' Newton, the
amount, of power needed here by mills
and factories determining the decis
ion." The installation of this big plant
is one of the greatest things hat has
ever . been : done forthe industrial de
velopment : of this J section of North
Carolina. . , - .
At Spencer dispatch. Friday "night
says: Charles Leonhardt, of New Jer
sey to-night defeated Sam JHurbarger,
of Indianapolis, here In a three-round
bout,, winning, the r best vtwo out of
three : falls. The match took place
under canvas in Spencer Park, and
was ? witnessed by .several hundred
people, Including- quite a number ot
sports from Charlotte, Asheville and
nearby towns. A high gale just about
night blew - down the . canvas, but it
was raised again before, time . forA the
match. Both contestants had been
In training and 'were In good trim for
the V contest. - The match ... was clean
throughout, there" being-no semblance
of brutality. Leonhardt is.a-wofes-
sional Graeco-Roman wrestler, and has
afine record. He is 44 years old, and
Weighs 164 pounds. Murbarger's style
is catch-as-catch-can. He is 28 years
old, weighs. 168 pounds, and also has
a fine record as a wrestler.-
A: Salisbury dispatcu on Friday
says:;; J. C. Beard,. a white man, was
found dead this morning near Salis
bury "His face was crushed and mash
ed into a pulp,-supposedly with a club
found near him. - His pockets were
turned out a nd robbery was evidently
the" motive- of . his .slayer. His letter
seems to "show: that he was from Pitts
burg and was once councilor of the Jun
or Order in that city.' The man was
found lying on his face which was so
badly stained that recognition of him
is impossible. A message was sent
to' his supposed home, - but no answer
has been received. ? The. coroner and
officers are investigating the case,
which is one of the . worst in the his
tory of - this " county Sheriff Julian
thinks he has a clue to the murder.
The man showed no signs of having
been drinking. -.Ofilcers ' Cauble and
Pool .this .afternoon arrested J. E.
Waddell, a white man about 40 years
of age, and placed him. in jail. Wad'
dell, has been seen frequently within
the last week, riding in a buggy with
Beard and was" noticed with him last
nightr -' He was taken; before Justice
Miller for a preliminary hearing and
Epalled for-counsel: - 'Messrs.- Klutz and
Klutz appeared and -held a consulta
tion but did not take the case. Wad
dell was -too drunk to take care of
himself and upon Mr. Theo. Kluttz's
recommendation, the case was con
tinued. ' ' : -- . v-
HAPPKlRESULTS.
Have" Made Many Wilmington Rest-
r;." . dents . Enthusiastic "
;No wonder scores of Wilmington cit
izens grow enthusiastic. . It is enough
izens grow enthusiastic. It is enough to
make' anyone happy to find relief after
like the following are but truthful rep
resentations of the daily .work done
in Wilmington oy jjoan s Jtuuney run.
J. -E.- Bloodworth,-residing -at 30
South Front stret ? and . employed at
123 Princess street ; says : f T used
Doan's -Kidney Pills "and they have
proven to "be a very valuable remedy
and I belleve-I am safe In recommena
lngthem."kMy back and kidneys have
given me great trouble. tliought I
had rheumatism. . I nad suooting pains
througn - my oaca ana ;;siueB wuiuu
often made -met yell right , out. y u i
stood. saU or lay down or kept in any
one position for any length of time it
was almost impossible Tor me to move
on account of the great patois I heard
some one speak of-Doan's Kidney , Pius.
and I. sent - down' to Bellamy's - drug
store and got a box.; They completely
removed the pains They are without
dflubt; a ; valuable remedy for bacfr
acbej:1::-;!
For sale by all dealers.; price ftu
cents:- Foster-Mllburn Co.," Buffalo,
New York, .sole agents for: the United
States. ':' -'' '':''':"-y; ''--''" "
r Remember .'."the . ."name--DOAN'S
and take no, oUiet, . '. :J. -
yy.yy":' y ::. ': ''
W&zL Ful( of-Tragic-"Meihtng..
are these lines' from 3 J. Hv?Siminons,
of Casey la.. Think what might have
resulted from his terrible cough if he
had not taken-the medicine : 'about
which, he' writes: T had a fearful
cough," that disturbed my night's rest.-
retried everything. DUt notnmg worn a
relieye it, until I took "DrJ King's New
Discovery for Consumption, : Coughs
and -Colds, , Which ; completely;:: cured
me."! .J Instantly relieves and perma
nently" cures alLthroaf and Jung dis
eases; prevents "grip .and 'pneumonia.
At R, R. Bellamy, druggist; fguaTan
teed; 50c and $1.00. .Trial bottle free.
. ' - , THE REAL-.TEST .
Of Uerplclde la la-Giving It t THor
onsh Trial. r
TThere 13 only one test by -which to
- that 4a by Its ability to do, that
which ; it : Is Intended to do. Many- hair
vigors " may look nice and smell nice,
jut the point is do they eradicate Dan
druff and 6top -falKngr . hair? '
- Ko, they . do . not, , but ' Herplcide does,
because it goes to the root of the evil
and kills the germ that - attacks -,the
oHplHa. from -whence - the hair gets - its
:Ji"e. -V". - J :z y0
-XiOtters fromi prominent people every-i-hzn
are-aily provingr that Newbro's
Icrpicide stands the "test of use.", !'.-'
; It : Is a delightful dreseingr. clear, pure
and' free- from oil or grease. - -'
Sold by leading" druggists."' Send 10c. : in
stamps for sample-to The Herplcide Co.,
Detroit. -Mich. .f -
HARDIN'S PHARMACY, Special Ageut.
Reduced Rates to' Fayetteville, N. " C,
(f Account Cumberland County Fair. :
J'.Tne Atlantic Coast' Line announces
rate' "of one ' fare plus fifty' cents to
Fayetteyille, N. C, for the round trip
account 'v Cumberland County rFair,
October 25 27th. : 19D5,. " " V
TICKETS ON' SALE October . 25th
and 26th, and the trains scheduled to
arrive-at Fayetteville before noon of
the 27th, rwith final limit for - return
passage October ,29th, 1905. All tickets
include admission to the Fair Grounds.
For further information "communi
cate with W.- J. CRAIG, General Pas
senger TAgent. s oc6 ti!127
. Plans to Get Rich
are often- frustrated by sudden break
down, due to dyspepsia or constipa
tion, i Brace up and-take Dr. King's
New Life Pills. They take out the
materials which are clogging your
energies, and give you a new start
Cure headacl e and dizziness too. At
R. R. Bellamnv's drug store; 25a,
guaranteed. . - - -
t n
New Cure for. Cancer.
All surface cancers are now known
to be curable, by TJucklen's ArnicaJ
Salve. Jas. Walters, of Duffleld, Va.,
writes: "I had a cancer on my lip
for years, that" seemed Incurable,, till
Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed it, and
now It is perfectly-well." Guaran
teed cure-for cuts and burns. 25a
ata RTR. Bellamy's drug store.;
-Special Rates via Seaboard.
Chicago. Ill National Baptist Con
vention (Colored), October. 25th-31st
Tickets on bale October. 23rd-24th.
Final limit November 5th.
For further-information apply' to
nearest Agent, or Address, C H. GAT
TIS, -Traveling Passenger Agent, Ra
leigh, N. C. oc6-tf.
ASTORIA.
'it
v For Infanta and Children. ;
z Kind You Hate Always Bough!
STOniA.
X'md Yon Han Aiwars Efiti
Bgoatar
- THIS IS YOUR NEAREST
DRUG STORE.
;No Matter Where You Live.
Our Compound Bicycle De
livery makes this so.
We send to any part of city
for your prescription, , nil
it and return, to you with
out extra charge.;:
Every Prescription- Sent us
is TVled by 7 a Registered
Druggist. "
J JAMES M. HALL,
, ' - - : Druggist "
Cor.- 5th. and Castle.
. Phone "192. .
sep26-tf
The. 'Cape-Bear Paving
. jand Contracting Co.
11 1 Princess Street,; Wilmingto,N C
Granolithic Si'iewalUs.Cenient - . Side
. walK-. Street ; Pa viusr. -CemtHli
. BlotUsrCemeut rcncestlniaiiieii
tal . fcni nt Work. - -
CONTRACT" WORK OF ALL KINui
-' Telephone ,"Kp ? " - ' -
je 25-tV '
-1
" Our Improved ;
, liver PcUcts
:YifrrevivE h that ' "SluggTsh
;:Lwer' :C v
"PBlCE'10c PERIBOX. - -j
- Phone 66,;'Fourth. and Harnett
1 . . P. O. HALL. V" V
A
. ins- s the y
x. j -tire cf C&u&ftyYJ
i'l -. . ROVVDttR-1 1
I With it yoacanmake .
M -two Quart ot Delic-;:
W -"loos Ice Cream to 10
ff . minutes Everything - '
f - bat the See - 1
f 3 pckads 2 eta
?"S-BOY--"-X-r
:;!'suits&c
" .i - ... . . -
WHEN SOHOOL BEGINS
every - youngster wants to
look his best and c every-mother-
encourages him " to -do,
so. We have thY clothes
that make: yonr boy 'look
best ' - as- well as . save you
money. -
t.
BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS.
Norfolk, Double Breasted, Sail
or and Eton Suits, all choice
fabrics, the' wearing qualities
are of the best .v,. .
$l.gQ, $2.00, $3.00, $4.00, $5.
SCHOOL TROUSERS. -"
Boys' . School Knee Trousers,
made from strong well wearing
materials. Sizes 5 to -16-years
50c, 75c, $1.00.
YOUTHS' SUITS.
Youths" Double Breasted Suits,
handsome Worsteds and Chev
iots ; the suits are all cut.Ih the
new lengths and exceptionally
well made, sixes 14 to 17 years:
$7.50, $10,00, $12.50.
BOYS' BLOUSES. 9
Boys' School Blouses, in white
and neat patterns; all sizes.
50c, 75c., $1.00.
J. M..S0LKY & CO.;
One Price
Clothiers and Furnishers. '
Masonic Temple Building. -Wilmington,
N. C.
Boilers and Pipes
Cover your boilers and pipes with
our Asbestos Cement estimate given
free 20 to 50 ner rpnt snvoA in
Equip Your Plant
Properly. We can furnish you with
the best Gauges. Whistles. Vaivoa
Packings, Belts, Saws, etc. '
Yours for supplies of all kinds.
T. D. Love Comp'y
Wholesale Dealers,
204-206 North Water street "
Wilmington, N. C.
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See Our Window
Some of the "Swell" etvles arAihn
Large lot of DOUGLAS and FLORS
HMftt SHOES for Men and Bovsi and
KRIPPENDORF-DITTMAN'S For La-
uies ' Just received.
If it's SCHOOL SHOES'you want
SEE OURS, and you will huv them.
No advance In prices as yet except
on a few kinds.
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. , Remember Our, "C. O. A." system!
which enables us to maintain - our
motto: 7 - . . ;
NOT CHEAP SHOES, BUT. GOOD
. SHOES CHEAP! 'V f
At the same old place,
- But fixed . up like new.
Respectfully, . :
MERCER & EVANS CO.
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Genuine Liverpool
Orders Given Us Will
Have Our Immediate At-
tention. -J -;
H ALL & PEARS ALL,
Wholesale Grocers and' Commission
I Merchants. - - -
Deposits made with us'
nit n hof nro' Cfihr' 9nf
wiil draw interest horn Oct
tober 2nd at H per cent per
Sept 29-tf.-
...
VilTHDnXAt OF-DEAL
: Dear.' Sir:-The : free-box offer
-on
Lenox Soap now InJ effect in Virginia,
Nortrr Carolina, South Cafol'ma, Flori
da! -and Georgia, will be ' - '" v
Withdrawn Qctobef 14 th,
LWithout" further notice, . after which
date no orders on a free-box basis can
be 'taken; : ' :
ij. Please send your orders at" once. '
D, l. GORE CO: f
1 .Wholesale Grocers "and Importers .
'- Wilmington, N: C. -
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In drugs and family medicines is best
supplied at our modern pharmacy.
Your money back if you are not. satis
fied Js the standing offer we make.
We are prepared to stick to it but
are never asked to refund. This seems
to indicate that our., goods give emi
nent satisfaction.
ADOLPH G. AHRENS, Druggist,
Phone 644. . 107 Princess St
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lnJood!-Coal!
-TLtME, v ' "
PLASTER,
-V - HAIR,
' CEMENT,'
- MARBLE DUST,
--7 BRICK,
SHINGLES,
5" LATHS,
FIRE BRICK,
X FIRE CLAY
r. r FLUE PIPE,
.I"-:'. TAR PAPER,
WE RESPECTFULLY SOLI-
- CIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
THORPE 8 APPLEGATE
Sept 30-tf.
Carnival Visitors
will find at -
The Ohly Restaurant
Everything Good to Eat
New River Oysters, Rice Birds,
Coots and other game in season.
Quick Lunches on short notice. .
Open All Night
A Good Meal for 25 cents.
Oct 13-tf. .
OYSTERS!
We are. Now serving the finest and
fattest New" River Oysters: to
be' found. . - . ,
The ' best stock of Wlrres, Liquors
. and Beer.
We Cater especially to the traveling
Men.
ATLANTIC CAFEi
GIESCHEN BROS, Proprietors.
Phone 111..' Opposite A. C. L. Depot
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To the Public!
We ask your Indulgence for a few
days as all our machinery has not yet
arrived and ; we cannot ' give you as
good ' Bread and Cake as we would
like to, but in a few-days .we can give
you the Best Bread you ever ate in
Wilmington. .
Warren & Davis.
'Phones 61 and 376.
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Maple Syrupy Vanilla
Syrup and Georgia Cane
Syrup.
North Carolina and
- - r f ,
Heclcer's Buckwheat.
Crow & Taylor,
GROCERS.',' .
-A'
oct 19-tf
' ' 14 Market Street
WANTED!
1,000 Dozen Fish Roe
Highest Cash Paid. ;
SAUl BfAR SR.; 7& SOiS
t - ;18 and 20 Market Street-; "
- Wilmington,' NT C. ' "iZ
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HUGLl MacRAE & CO.
---- -
, 25 Korth Freat Street
; ; 7 ;tlBTktmet Seevrluea.
j- - - We offer - for sale -
-TWO 11.000 FIVE PER CENT. BONDS
Of the - CONSOLIDATED RAII.WAYS,
LIGHT ; POWER : COM PAST ' at par
and accrued .interest.
-7 We "can use" ten shares -HTJBCHISON
NATIONAL BANK stock ' at 150 less
our- commission..
. We'are prepared to buy outright at
mantel- quoiauons, or nanaie on com'
mission
NORTH CAROLINA 4's amd Cm.
- COTTON MILL STOCKS peclaltr.
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inn S3 I .1 ?s 1
- lis I" )
To The Beach.
- SUBTJRBAV SCHEDVLE
""i'X-.th effect' October 23, 1905."
Leave ; . .
Wilmington-
.: Leave -
v-: Lumina
'6.30 A. it
- Leave . .
-Beaeb. "
8.15 A. IL
- 6.00 A., M.;
'7.00 A. AC ...
9.00 A. M.
S.45.A. M.
10.00 A.. M.-. . .N... ..10.45 A. M.s
11.3ft A. ......., ..12.15P. M.
-2.00 P. M. ....;....,... t.' 2.45 P: M." -3.00
P. M. . ... . i-.j - 3.45 P. M. ,
4.30 P.' M. TO .15 P. M. -
6.00 P. M '.,..."..,., 6.45 P. M.
7.30 P. M. 8.15 P. M. -.
8.00 P, M. .,.v.fc. l;..,t. S.45 P.. M. "
9.00 P. 9.15 P. M.- .
10.00 PM..-f.,.. 10.45 P. M. ".
- NOTE Extra, schedule will be oper-v -ated
Sundays. - -
FREIGHT SCHEDULE.' -v- " '
- Leave Wilmintou. 10.30 : A. M.; arwl ' "
4.00 P. M., , ..V -Freignt
"Depot open -from" 9.00 A.m. to
10.00 A. M., and from 2.00 to--"--'
" i 3.00 P. M, ; -s
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Atlantic Coast Line
Schedule la' Effect, October 8, 190&V
-NORTHBOUND.
No. 48 "'No 4t
f 9 25 a m 6 50 p mrT;
l 2 Jap mi. v 32 ftn .- '--.:
! mho Ji p m' -i.
1 r.r. p mil I.J ii-ro.i--
Lv. Wilmington
Ar. Ooldsboro .'.
Ar. Wilsou . .7
Ar. Rocky Mount
Ar. Norfolk -. . . . .
Ar. Weldon
Ar.' Petersburg
....... I -to Kt4 i t in-nt w . -7.
.r ! 111
3 23 a m
Ar. Richmond
Ar. Washington
Ar. Baltimore . . .
Ar Philadelphia,
Ar. New York
. T 15 lit
H 1 jO'B.m:
. .. I vlii in
. .1.4 2:. a m
t -.1 m j..:
-4 .i in . -9
oa-a m-.-11
2u m.;
! T 80 jt ml 2 tin p m
SOITHBOCND.
: Na 41 Wo. 49
-J 9 35.a-mr i.25 pm,
.11 saa mil 2 01am
.! : OT irmt 2 32 a m '
Lv.New Vork .
r. Philadelphia .
Ar. Baltimore ... .
Ar. Washing-ton .
Ar. Norfolk
Lv.- Richmond ' .
Ar. -Petersburg .
Ar.-Weldon
Ar., Rocky . Mount
Ar. Vilson-
Art Ooldsboro . . .
Ar. Wilmington
ail p m
3 45 a ra.C.
8 40 a m -
805am;
45 a m :"
11 44 a nt.
7 2a p mi
S 05 p m
0 51 p m'
11 00 p m
1 10 p m
2 05 p m vf
3 10pm :'
11 52 pm
6 a m
10 05 am 6 00 pm
HFTTWEEN WILMINGTON ANI THR-
soirrH sotrrHBOtrxo. .
Dally.-. ..Daily..-
Daily. -.
via
'Wilson
.6 60 pm
3 55 ara-
6 50 am ,.'
H 05 am
141 pm
njOppnv
Lv Wiliniiigt'n
Ar Florence. ..
Ar -Charlest'n.
Ar Savannaii. .
Ar Jack'vflte- -Ar
Tampa
C 00 ami
3:45 pm
- 7 40 pm
11 40 pm
2 50 am
fi pm
9 3s am
10 pm
b 4:i pm
NORTHnOUND".
Daily.
'Dally.
9 oo am
7 00 p m -1
15 a m
6 15 am
9 25 a m
Lv.. Tampa . . . .
At. Jacksonville :
Ar. Savannah- . .
Lv. Charleston .
Ar. Florence . . .
Arf Wllminfrton
S 40 p ml
i f& a. m
1 2 55 p m
4 15 p m
i 3d t m
111 45 p ml 1 40 pm
BETWEEN WILMINGTON AND SAN-
FORD. :- - - : -7v: :
West
Bound
Bound .J t
Dally.
Lv. Wilinltiston
0 a mlAr. - 8 00 'n nt
naii
Ar. Fayettesvllle
12 20 p mAr. . 4 55 pm
1 55 pmlLv. -3 40 p m
Ar-.-Sanford' .......
BETWEEN WILMINGTON AND NEW-
BERN. - -r -
N. Bound - South
Daily ex Sun. Bound. '
Wilmington . .12 25 p mlAr. 12 30 p ia
Newborn . 5"0 d mlLv.:- SlDnm
Lv
Ar
Trains Nos. 42 and 41 rarrv PiilVmnrr .- -
Sleeplng"Cars between Wilmington and .
waanuiKion connecting- witn Pennsyi-. -vanla
R. R. for all points east" . 77;
W. J. CRAICJ.; ?
Gen'l Passenger Agent.". :
- H. M. Emerson. Traffic Manager. .--.S
dec 3 tf :. - . ' ""-T!-
HE CLYDE STEAtlSHIP CO :
New York.
Wilmington, N. C. and.
eorgetown. S. C. Lines.
Fruiu J(m Vork for WUuilDirlbu.
S. Navahoe, . . .
.Saturday Oct 21
. Saturday, Oct 28
S. S. New York .'.
Krwni WUbiIucioh for New Vork..
S. S. New York
S. S. Navahoe :
.Saturday, Oct. 21
.Saturday, Oct 28
l-'min ilmlna(n fur !crjsrtitviit
S. Navahoe . , . .Tuesday,. 6ct 24
S
S. S. New .York . . . . iuesday, Oct' 31
Both Steamers have good passenger :
ii oommodatlon. . . -
ThrouRTh Bills Ladine and Lowest '
Through Rates guaranteed to and from
points in worth ana south Carolina.
Kor freight and passage applly to
t-l. j. SMALdJJUWES, Hupt. . -v .
- Wilmington,. N. a
CL1DE MILNE.
Gen'l Freirht Art.
THE
WM.:
THEO. G. EGER, Gen'l Manager.-
CLYDE Sc CO., Gen'l Agts
12 State stret. New York
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A PROBLEM
5j
Y-
In Piano Perfection. . 17..;.
Add together: " - m
A delicately refined I V , '
- tone.-..;.-y
A light and responsive ' '-
touobC- "
AgrfecUy balanced - " ' .'
ACTION.-..'
An artistic 'V -
7 '. CASE.-'B77
The worlds' record for - - i.":
DURABILITY.
Sum total - - 7
STlEFFf
7 Warerooms. -Front
and Grace streets, f. 'c,
. - Wilmington, N. Cr
W. SCOTT DECKER '.Manager,
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SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY UN-
DEB' MECHANICS ' LIEN . c
Notice is hereby Kiven . that: the un- r7' ;7
dersigned. Itaving a lien on, the possea- --?.
s ton or one Delivery wagon repaired .
for and at the instance of J. W.-Plum-5:
mer, Jr., and there Is due and payable - -
to me i or said worK aone ana material- .. .
furnished the- sum-of $25.75,-- and the
same- Deing aue sna unpaia-ior more r
tnan tniriy aays,.A wui -proceea xo seiii. -v,
at. public auction - at- my Blacksmith . a
Shop, on the west side of Second street' 'C
between: Dock and 'Orange, in the City?. .
of Wilmington, N -C., on Saturday the .i-r.
28th day or October, 1905, at 12 o'clocK?5-?";
VLi for ;cash the - aforesaid Delivery
Wagon to satisfy said, claim . and. lien. -7;
- xne same can o seen ai any time oe- .
tore or on the day-of -sale by apply-".
ing to the undersigned. Signed this tbft - 7;
12th day or wctoDer. i9t)&. " "vi-
OClZ-15t : . J. til. ti. BKOW I.
-. . '" TOE: -.
SIWASA
s- Just .received ' a . complete . lme- of". :'.'
Bishop's California 'jams and Pre- : ,
serves, '" Burnhams .Clam Bouillon, -. '
Fresh Cakes and Crackers- 7 " "'r"
fVf iff good "to-eat, I Save IWT: 1 I
. Oct '13-tf. -