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THE HOIINIlJ'fJ STAB, 7ILnniGT0Ni SATURDAY 5 JUlfS ' 1 ,1907-"
Founded In 1S7.-
WILLIAM H., BERNARD.
Owner and Editors
WILitIN GTON, N. a
Eatered s eocona-ciAss. matter at
the postaflee at WIHmngton. N. C
tender th Act of Congress of March
isfa.
Saturday, June 1. 1907.
NEW NORTH CAROLINA BOOK.
It Is gratifying to note that North
Carolina is producing authors, and it
I erery now and then that we hear
of some new. Writer or new book that
comes to the front. Some of our au
thors, producers of both prose and
poetry, are attracting wide attention,
and if we mistake not there Is one
forthcoming new North Carolina book
that will win a notable degree of attention-
It Is by Professor Jeroxrs
uowo. or unarioue. ana wnue we
hare ' not had access to the manu
script as has the Charlotte Obserrer. but as soon as the new macadam road
comes the news -that the bottom of
the Catawba rtrer :-between Charlotte
and. Gastonia is . bolng successfully
dredged for gold, A special frota Gas-
tonla under date of. May 30th, (say:
That there - are . treasures in .the
deep no one doubts,- but the fact that
the Catawba river is being dredged
by a corporation of the State of New
Jersey for gold makes us feel that!
the treasures are nearer home. The
firm of Brown & Nobles, which Is in
corporated under the laws 'of the
State of New Jersey, have their river
and harbor boat 'Klondike,' on the
Catawba river, plying between Sloan's
Ferry and Rock Island, a distance of
three miles, dredging for gold. The
Klondike is fitted' with a steam
dredge, which gouges out great Quan
tities of sand from the bottom of the
river, and deposits it in a sluice boat
where the ore is separated from the
sand and then, shipped for refinement
"Several years ago the river was
dredged by another company, whose
boat the 'Old Klondike was washed
away by the freshet of five years aso.
Since that time until about two weeks
ago gold operations on the river were I
at a standstill The new 'Klondike is I
30xS0 feet, and has a 100-horse-nower
. m m . . I
oouer ror lis motive Dower. The
sluice boat is eight feet long and is
what Is known as a self-dumper. The
ore. ii is said, is worth 120 rer ton.
and the present experiment promises i
a gooa paying Investment , Wood is
now being used as fuel in the boats.
s IT.
Sll
-o
season," everywhere: Itseffects ar
; tired feeling, headache, loss of appetite -constipation, - Mck stomach,'
. poor blood, pimples, sallow complexion, nervousness irritability; '.melan
choly, etc. all caused by the bilious acids acting on the blood, the
cure for which Is a quick cleanlng-up of the system with
w accept that esteemed contempora
ry's estimate of it as sufficient to in
dicate Its merit and assure Its accep
tance as a work of an extraordinary
character. " The Observer says of it:
is finished coal will be substituted.
NT.
CURRENT CO!
So long as tho relations of Janan
Slid thf TTn 1 t tA Qt a loo bm i
concluded u airrwment trim the V r- . ,f i rtT. r: .. - rr..7. '
MtUxa Companr ,or tho publication of S . Ue -of rnHd iMerestTonir to
r. , J " 7:,r. 1 average American. At the same
elal tsZJVL .1? Iii pinion over the Pacific Ocean from
races i5iSdH; S pSL SUtft9 l
the Mongolians. Indians. Semites and
Aryans. The- first volume treats of story printed by the Chicago
the Pygmies of the forest regions of Record-Herald, to the effect that be-
Africa; the Bushmen of the Kalahara twn 50.000 and 100,000 men are to
Desert, the Hottentots of Cape Colony he discharged by the railroads of the
and the NIgritians of the Sudan. The country before June 1, In order to re-
rtfgritians Include the troes of no- duo runnlne
T?e.,thl wer brought to America, very well in Tiew of the number of
-v. Awwus uiq nas oeen lo ex- raxiroaa accidents- that
WRITE US FREELY
and franldy, In strictest confidence, telling all your
troubles, and stating your age. We will send you
FREE ADVICE, In plain sealed envelope, and a val
uable 64-page Book on "Home Treatment for Women."
Address: Ladies' Advisory Dept., The Chatta
nooga Medicine Co. , Chattanooga, Term. o
r
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L, x v e r Vie cf fee i ne) )
Absolutely no otter remedy superior to this for aD the common hot climate fiver
cUseases. For over Seventy (70) years, its sale has steadily increased, until hov tt i'
the standard, vegetable, liver medicine. Its merits may best be proved by its flock J -spurious
mitatlons. Every druggist has been imposed upon bymenand haTow
or more imitations n stock. Be sure YOU get thenutae. 'hntt&H.
$T$t ae yeUow for if you
At All Druggists, 25c and f 1.00
tin on de death
Record-Herald.
penalty." Chicago
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over 60 years "by mil
lions or mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
ft soothes the child, softens the gums.
aiiays ail pain, cures wind colic and
is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It
will relieve the poor little sufferer im
mediately Sold by Druggists in every
part of the world. Twenty-five cents
bottle. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Wlnslow's Soothing Svrun. and take
no other.
GUARANTEED UNDER THE
POOD AND DRUGS ACT. JUNE
30TH. 1906. SERIAL NUMBER 1098.
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mixture, etc upon the ecmir. 7. I n nrtl 7" " Rul 8Ure and swift.
Mfti.i , - . . i - ouu uie wares-
SSfiJKSHSft.. f. re,llou t important centers-
.v . .. "iC 4 "le negroes savannah News.
2Q inelr niUre unrmti n r! In cn a ... ,4 I
of this kind is Intended to biine out Wisconsin Judge expresses the
principles wmcn can be ap- . 4110 rurai rree delivery
pnea to the soluUon of many practi- r 1 13 nmnuK farmers crary. He
cai modern problems relating to In- 75 inat since the letters and litera
casinaj. opiiucal and famllr iif nri lure or ine farmers are deliwrrt
to art. religion, education and "moral free at tlleIr doors they do not go to
and intellectual culture, inrirtontatiir town so often. wherfor tho
thf mtnrlr I Ha.!,. . ... . . favor bvi1 .1 . . . I
. . . tl""",ru w turuisa neip j iuuuks ana nave be- Don't Mittak th ram. v..- t....
to statesmen in rnmni.nn. i conifi rrvtrA tcro.iof 1 rni mi,IKe tne cause of Your Trou
Islation wherever the nejrro and the the farms thaa ever Wnr t,q b,e- A Wllmfnyton Citizen
wnite man live together under the I Judge is probably one of those terson Shows How to Cure Them.
Paris Green
and Tobacco Twine
Results are quick and lasting;
It penetrates the heart of disease.
inax is wnat Hollister's Rocky
lountain Tea does.
J. H. Bunting Drug Co.
ITS YOUR KIDNEYS.
same government.
' Mr. Dowd has been engaged upon
'tiai jtrars, ana me lew
persons who bare examined parts of
uaawcnpi anow that he has pro-
wu ffleuuDs not only novel, but
interest and value. He is an able
iii us ucing siuaent, with
lacuity ror research, and a
writer of an attractive style. Those
-a anow anything of the elaborate
wof hich he has undertaken
waaca 1S opoa wholly original lines
wm wwi impauenUy for the complete
volumes and will be surprised If they
do not meet a prompt and cordial re
ception." The subject Professor Dowd has
selected to exploit Is certainly one of
deep interest No doubt it will be
more interesting than a romance.
WILMINGTON PROGRESSIVE.
Editor HInes. of the Kenansville
Eastern Carolina News, has a kind
word to say of Wilmington in this
weeks issue of his excellent paper.
He has been looking our city over.
and speaks in this way about It:
There is hardly three towns in
North Carolina now making the gen
eral progress that the city of Wil
mington Is showing. Real estate has
gone skyward and only In a few sec
tions of the town can property be
bought at all. One and two story
buildings are being carried "higher
up and more room had to be made in
this way. Property in the country for
miles around, situated on the good
roads of New Hanover, sells like prop-
v w m "jo corporate limit
5,000 Lbbs. Strictly Pure Paris
Green Packed 1, 2, and 5 pound Pack
ages.
4,000 Lbs. No. 1 Tobacco Twine.
300 Bags Rock Salt for Stock.
500 Bags Ice Cream Salt.
8,000 Bags Common Fine Salt.
200 Bbls. Dairy Salt.
We are also Agents for the celebrat
ed Ellwood Fence. AIJ sizes In stock.
D. L GORE CO.
Wholesale Grocers & Importers.
WILMINGTON. N. C.
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IS -r - - . V I ' II J ,1 M i I J. MZ 1 J
FUS fSEB oAe MMMF
Yes, that is what has pushed Belle of Virginia out in
the front rank of good whiskies the fact that it is founded
on quality. We ask you to try it the very next; time you
feel the need of a good drink of whiskey. It is blended
iiuiii puis, -oiti 6u wiuaucs LUC DC$f. Olclia OM 1
vpsre' of pYnpripnrf' has tantrht nc - ' t)il-i, ...t,:k ..k
J fc" if uiabjr WUIbU W1U
appeal to you from the first taste and grow upon you as the
days go by. Don't forget to ask for it and try it.'
Sold at the places where gentlemen go to get O cVink.
. ..
J. & E, MAHONEY
Por&smoiztb, Vitinia
Bits.
Mrs. Knlcker Man is inconsis-
iruu airs, liocicer Yes. he will sit
ia tne Dieacners at a ball game, but
cant find a Summer resort rri
enough. New York Sun.
"Why. man, what's the matter?"
I have Just had one of thn iitr,t.
nlng lunches." "Well?" "Anrt
I've got thunderinr I n f'.Vaw
lork Press.
"Curses!- hissed the villian.
Curses! muttered the !mHion a.
.. .... . . . n.a
me Tiuian couidn t ret hi ntirr
the audience couldn't
vkt - . . uc k... .t. . . .vw
-uvirwe mercnanis tnfr me suuauon wasn't twto,wt
I .... . mv. ... . . -- . u
"uyyyiaic me trade mat once went to aiuwauicee SentineL
fvLn Thw ,S right- and Eastern ( Pedestrian What a horrible
vnri TT OUUUiU siana oy -ut? ;uu nave in asking for assis
h7?l Ani kep the!r money at t"ce. You ought to have your voice
home. The wholesale trrt f ttii cultlvnf Tr,n,n tv, . . ,
tn(nrtnn I. u Z VV . " " - .uir uavs "Ol I wants
a,u lo nve times money ier.,toss.
4tu.vr UiSl It Was PTPTl cm
. . . .
ua d ltt ii L Mill i n it on I .Mnnv nonnia n n
iwwf. v wi..,, " - I J ousiiwi uieir
SSTteSS4SSuf 5aa"X Udn.eTS- " 8UfferiDg from a ,ame-
devoted to social enjoyment and the W or ac11111 back they think that
improvement of the mind. Savannah u 13 onIy a muscular weakness; when
News. Iurinrr tmnhU M. u i - . n
1 crow 1U mejr U11UK 1L
in tne mldSt Of all ItR norfnrhJ Will, soon rnmwt If oalf a n 4 .t-
pSSJeSSS DUatJ?n8 the city or San with all the other symptoms of kidney
tTancisco is entering unon n otth. L.. . . . v 1LUit;y
met in muiclDal owershin. V,;' ers- " Jast wbere the dan-
has taken over the Geary Street Cab e Ef 1 .u XOU mu?1 cure these "o11
n.iir -.. ITI. aDI bles or they mar lead to dfaTwt
to V,1' V. 11 80 aa I Blight's disease. The best remei;
of .,7 . . ' . UH ixan-8 luuney 1
-.u.w. iuo wreiiminarv ln.iaii n- .li.l . . - . ii
vestment is $730,000 and fM C weaK or U
cost afterwards noMrfr w Wilmington people
It is satisfaMnr t iU v.. lieriy. ..Permanent
' W mSJg n lllf WW m i w jm TS 1 FTl IWI ft M T 4 1 T 1 a A
and Rnef. nd ,. w xu.uie- tierK ax iy Market
were readv -to Mt t, " .r 7.r"7 J OVQ vs8" street.
hnn.P h. " .7r "".. i::.1.im,nri. u., says "I used Doan's
poor that it cannot raise a little b7 T rr.,
moner with whfrh t hn. nt.uZ K.": ...u"ouucl!u iro
... .... i "-y '"juiiuw "uo uaea tnem. I never
-..uv,au8.-iiaruora nmes. anew anjytning to act eo ouieVlv. T
have suffered for quite a long time
i.iuixuunua. irsiw my oacK and kidneys. The kid-
ney secretions were rerr darV
Loctor. my wife nm tn nr sediment. My wife also mmniain.
tremes." "How' that?" "flh ,.- led of her back, and whpn wa
hot temper and cold feef Illustrated Doan' Kidney Pills in our newspa
pers i went to K. it. Bellamy's drug
owre ana got a DO I. We used them
r
HOSES
ago." The dtr I mavin.
industrial progress In her history, and
ILJ?1"7. Bering to the true
tcUon. ot our sood old Sute
erf,0Aplrlt V P1 t
exists on such a ur a . ...
. . . . "" UUttU-
rr" a our compress city by
WIT mfnH
o iuiuw men ana reo-
ve KeneraJiy win appreciate what the
Eastern Carolina News say8. All vis-
ltora to Wilmington are struck with
tke evidences of progress hr .n
the growth of our city is demonstrat-
ju. not alone in the particulars re
I erred to. but in all lines of business
and Industry. That Wilmington is a
rood, place to locate Jt can be stated
iJT7 d. business
Jtarted here succeeds to a degree that
Unremarkable aid even astonishing
io tnose who are watching the city
grow. - '
I'm t'fnkfn' iiv ,av.
in me voice Irrigated. Chicago News.
Tne beautiful blonde was presid
ing over a booth at the church fair.
A strange man came her way. "Would
you like to take a chance, sir? she
asked sweetly. "No. thank you' he
repuea. -ive already been married
three times." Chicago News.
Uncle
does
witn best of results. In my case the
kidney secretions cleared up and the
pains left my back. We have neither
f us complained since taklnc mn.
Kidney Pills, and It is with pleasure J
uii, i rerommena mem at ptpht r re
port unity."
For sale by all dealers. thv ka
cents. Foster-MIlburn r.n niot
New York, sole asrents for tho rrntt
States, "
Remember the
take no other.
We have a full etock of HOSE
of aU kinds to suit every one.
Garden Hose la three grades,
auy lengtha. for your lawns
Cotton-Rubber line for the
mills; four to eight-ply eteam
for the engineers.
The largest and best assorted
atock of Machinery and Mill
Supplies In r the Btate. Call,
phone, wire or write.
HTMAN SUPPLY CO
"Everything for the Mill."
215 N. Front street
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name Doan's and ;
ATLAHTIC IIATIOIIAL BANK
The published statement of the At
lantic National Bank shows a LARG
ER line of Commercial and Personal J
Deposits than any other National
Bank in this State. It seeks each ac
counts and is especially well prepared
Dick, how manv tvMioa I t . . .
the Colonel drink err " 11180 snows sufficient amount of
Well, yo see. boss, I eats de sugar
de Kunnel leaves in de glass, an' long
erabout de middle of de
m m - 1 " mmO
ru iuaaiea ana loses
P In cot t 's.
T
ia some oarts of nra HaT
charge 120 fer a bath." said Limping
o . . 8 l r" cull." replied
Sauntering Sim. -"but I'm nnt ctn
vmfc udk mu.j iui aey scon it by rat
money on nana to pro-ride for the
wants of depositors and Is one of
the few commercial banks rfoino- hnd.
count." Lip- nesa m North carouna that haa n
need to borrow money.
large resourcee over one and
GOLD IN CATAWBA RIVER. J
Mind what we told you. .The Star
hxs predicted from time to time that
the gold resources of North Carolina
uld attract greater attention soon
or latciy and-we added that the
tlrea. it wasonly k few days ago
, 1 we k'5 a that vein, and now
i " r -
- vuxm mx
-jCOLLAR
Its
one-half millions of
ployed In legitimate
prises of Uis section.
one
dollars is em
boemees enter-
Wood! Wood!
W cord best oak, black jatk
nd pine cut to tuft.
Goal! Coal!
Cureka Blocks,
grates,
the
Weed Blocks
Ughrwood, suitable for WHsca
Heaters, orates and klndllnfl.
BUILDING MATERIAL
Lime, Cement, Plaster, Chin,
fles. Roofing Papsrrk.
W. B THORPE S CO.
IIt , . t" r... "
Just deceived I
Big Lot ;
Colors: - j
White and Black. ;f
202 NORTH FROWT STREET.
m
may 26 tf -
Capital -
$125,000.00
Notice to Creditors.
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" u . fi UN. WOMMIS. )ZmZZ? "fvS -'V. -une -1907; or this
.:::t v.-..-. SI0N::-t.C.-vJ" :JPl;ix necessary in
SOUTHERN SECURITIES : .-. .
APonilisriii
Our Port Wine is a blood enriehins
sumniatmg TOne. By; nSf:
erate Quantity you are apt lo: lire
longer, and get some joy out of life
1fh 7a, eo byA Vou -;prefer
Sherry, Sauterne, Claret,- Rhine or
MoseV Wines, Whiskies or Brandies,
they are here at low prices.
lESCHErJ Droo. Propls
...vn,nnM;flUUffl CAROLlNAl"weiveT ?t -Jeuti-algine Chemical . : ' . ' f n. ' 1 w - J-. fe i