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it,', j ' 1 Ufa cm&ziiln te. - J- p LANT LIFE, to be vig orous 2nd healthy, must have Phosphoric Acid and Nitrogen. These essential elements are to plants, what bread, meat and. water are to man. . Crops flourish on soils well supplied with Potash. Our pamphlets tell how to buy and apply fertilizers, and are free to alL OERITAN KALI WORKS, p3 Nastu 51, New York. 1 AM. I know not whence I came ; . I know not whither I eo ; But the facts stand clear that I am here In this worltf of pleasure and woe. And out of the mist and murk Another truth shines plain ; ; It is in ray power each day and hour l To add to its joy or pain. know that the earth exists; It is none of my business why. I cannot find out what it's all about; I would but waste time to trj. My life is a brief, brief thing., I ana hero but a little space; And whilu I stay -I would like, if I may. To brighten aud better the place. , The trouble, I thiulr, with us all, . Is the lack of a high conceit; If each man "thought he. w:w sent to this spot - Td make it still more sweet, How soon would he gladden the world, How easily right all wrong; -If nobody shirked and each ofle work- f-ed . To help his fellows along. ' Cease wondering why you came , -Stop Jookiug for faults and flaws; . Rise up to-day in your pride and say "I am part of the First Great, Cause, However full the world. There is room for an honest man; It h ad need of me or I would not be ; I am here to strengthen the plan. . I" Ella Wheeler Wilcox. SUNDAY SELECTIONS. A , tack points heavenward when it means most mischief.. It has many human imitators. Tit-Bits. ' Servica to-eurfellowmen should not be made a substitute for piety, but an expression of it. Jpsiah Strong. The Lord tells us to carry our cross and cast our care, but we often try to cast our cross f and -carry our care. p ! - God testa us benevolently to trove and exercise our faith J the devil malevolently to weaken and extin guish it. Quesnel. 1 have j no doubt that- much sorrow might be prevented if words of encouragement were more fre quently spoken, fitly and in season, and therefore to withhold them is sin. C. H. Spurgeon. ' - Our Lord has laid the poor as a perpetual burden on the heart of the church. If we are mindful of his wishes we shall never forget to look after their wants. They are always with us, and always the legitimate ob jects of our love. Hoss. , Our position in societv will be filled as soon as it is vacated, and pur name will be remembered only for a moment except, please God, by a . few who have learned to love us, not because of fame, but because we have helped them and done them some good. Henry Van Dyke, j "Only let it be remembered that the heart of even a believer is not wholly punned when he is justified. Sin is tnen overcome, but it is not rooted out: it is conquered, but not destroyed. Experience shows him first tnat tbe root of -self-will, pride and .idolatry remain still in his heart'" John Wesley, Sermons. ASK YOTJK DRUGGIST CATARRH ' .Cor a generous 10 CENT TRIAL SIZE. Ely's Cream Balm contains no cocaine, mercury nor any oth er injurious drag. It Is quickly absorbed Gives relief at on. iaPnT 8 COLD H EAD Allays Inflammation. Heals and Protects tbe Membrane. Restores the Senses of Taste ana Smell. Price SO cents at Druggists or by mail; mHii til i c l n ' iiuu ouo, iv ucuko ujr man. EL.Y BROTHERS. S6 Warsen street. New York, Secretary tuthsa sell; 13 A SYSTEM BUILDER.GIVES APPETITE & CORRECTS THE LIVER. 'KiniKlUa ' C H ILL. TON If. iS Sold STPirHu nn its MppHa Tt k tho :T . 77. wT C .mi. i ivmiv, iv luui Ift.i L:ll r. - . ..I ii . . I UB5i n in i u ii c aims xma rst nrifP ill Tan Is to cure you. o - . ROBERT K. BELLAMY, mar 2i IT Wholesale and Retail Druggist. OFFERING ISO Bag Coffee, 200 Barrels Bazar, 400 Barrel Molasses, 600 Boxes Crackers. . 600 Case Canned. Good. 800 Bale Hay, 1,400 Barrel Plonr, 1,500 KcglNaUn, 6.000 Pound Lard.- . " 50,000 Pound B. 8. Side And Rnlrits Casks. Olne. Hood Iron and Quan tities of other Groceries at the very lowest ngures. uei mj prices. D. L GORE, WHOLESALE GROOEB. ; my7tf ; .: . Wilmington, N.O. Ptoitashi ROBERTS If LOOK FOR Txe jLS J MONC GCNUIN& TROPHY FOR RALEIGH Gun Taken From the Spanish Fleet Sunk by Dewey in Manila Bay. . ACKNOWLEDGEMENT MADE. Resolutions Adopted by the Board of Alder men Thanking Capt. Coghlan and His Gallant Crew The State Dental Society Supreme Court. Special Star Telegram. . -Raleigh, N. 0., May 5. The Su preme Court at to-day's sitting decided to adjourn at 10 o'clock on Tuesday next. At that hour opinions in all the cases of ofYniest for. office will bo handed down. , Secretary Lewis, of the State Board of Health, reports-the smallpox situa tion much improved all over the State! One new case was reported here to day. , The State Dental Society adjourned at one o'clock'; to day. It meets in Greensboro next year on May 9th. The officers, elected were": President, A. C. Livermau, of Scotland Neck; First Vice President, E. J. Tucker, of Rox boro; Second Vice President, W. B. Ramsey, of Hickory ; Treasurer, E. L. James, of Grecuville; Secretary, J. S Spurgeon, of Hillsboro: Essayist, F. H. Harris, of Henderson; Supervisor of Clinics, J. E. Wy'che, of Greens boro. Federal Court Cases. District Attorney Bernard has made out the following calendar for th J.rial of cases at the next term of the Fed eral Court: May 23, from "Moon". Chatham and Richmond ; May 24, Granville, Person and Franklin; May 25, tfash, Johnston, Harnatt; May 26,. Wake, Durham; May 27th, Halifax Bertie, Hertford, Sampson, Northamp ton, Cumberland. The dun from the Cruiser Raleigh. - The- following resolutions were adopted at the meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the city of Raleigh to night, and wired at once to Mayor Powell, who is now iu Wilmington, with the request that be present them to Capt. Coghlan : . Whereas, Capt. Coghlaruand the gallant crew of the cruiser Raleigh have presented to this city a gun taken from the Spanish fleet sunk by Ad miral Dewey in Manila bay. "Resolved, by the Board of Alder men of the city of Raleigh, that we accept the gift with most grateful and profound thanks; that we extend to Uapt. vjognlan ana nis omcers ana men the universal hospitality of our city, and assure them that the city which has the honor of being the birth place of the hero of Cardenas will ever hold a hearty welcome ; for the heroes of Manila. Our people have always been proud of the name which our city bears, but prouder now than ever before since our namesake in the navy of the Union has emblazoned about that name a halo of glory as un- uenchableasthe stars of the heavens. ir. Walter Raleigh was the foe of the Spaniard and it was through Spanish spite that his head fell upon the block, and it is a historical incident which links together the ages that the - ship named in his honor, from the country which he sought toacamre. should avenge his death three hundred years afterward. Resolved. That a committee of three from this board be appointed to select a suitable site for the location and pre servati6n of the gun ; and that a copy of these resolutions be sent to the officers of the Raleigh. NEWS FROM RALEIGH. Robert Qatling Pound Dead in His Room. The State Dental Society The Supreme Court. Special Star Telegram. Raleigh, N. C, May 4. Robert Gatling, son of the late John Gatling, and member of a prominent family here, was found dead in his room at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon. Sometime on Wednesday night he had shot him self through the head with a 32 calibre revolver, using a looking glass to place the revolver. He had been in bad health for some, time and was very despondent. ' He was 25 years old and unmarried. . The State Dental Society adjourns to-morrow morning after a profitable session. Nothing remains but election of officers. . j ' It was nositivelv stated to-dav that the Supreme Court will to-morrow hand down decisions, in at least two of the contests over offices. I THE IDAHO TROUBLE. Sheriff Young, of Shoshone County, Ar ' rested by U, S. Troops. By Telegraph to the Mernlng Star. ; Wardner. Idaho. Mav 6. Jaaiea I D. Younff. Sheriff of Shoshone countv. was arrested upon an. order of State Auditor Sinclair to-day. Sinclair is acting as tbe personal representative ofGavernor Stenunberg. The arrest was maae by United States troops and the sheriff is now confined in - harn with 300 other- TirisrYnrrs ohnrcraA witVi aiding and abetting riot, and proceed; mgs wiu oe commenced immediately dt .attorney uenerai uayes to remove I him from office. In the meantime, Coroner France will art na sheriff Alter tne snenff had been placed in cusioay tne Attorney (General; asked for the resignation of count v commis sioner William Rnvliv ' Rrwln oab-a1 for time in which to consider the mat ter, but this was refused and a squad A. T 311 . 1 ui troops piacea mm under arrest. S. P. MAIR, Wholesale Grocet North Water Street. OFFERS FLOUR. RIB SIDES. D..S. PLATES PURE LARD- i FOR LARD COMPOUND STAR T.vr. niENDELSON'S LYE . TUmSUH'S LTE. CRACKERS. PIC-NIG CHEESE. SUGAR. ICOFFEE. SALE Rust Proof Oats. September Mullets. it nn J VU The Wonderful Doctor Slocum System of Treatment is Demonstrating Every Day to the Entire Civil ized World, that Consumption is Curable. THOUSANDS HAVE BEBJ CUKED. By Special and Particular Arrangement, Four Free Prep arations, Embracing the Complete Slocum System, May be Obtained by Every Reader of This Paper. Consumption is enrable. The discovery has been made, perfected, triumphantly tested and given to the world by the eminent American medical expert specialist Dr. T.A.JSlocum. Thd Slocum Systfm is a thorough, com plete and comprehensive System pf Treat ment consisting of Four distinct Prepara tions. Combined, they represent tho actual annihilator of Consumption, coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, catarrh, weakened and run-down systems, anemic conditions, laryn gitis, grippe and its serious after-effects. First The Slocum System kills and drives out of the human system every death-dealing germ, thereby rendering it susceptible to re sponsive treatment. Second It introduces a building-up, fat tening, Strength-restoring food, which re stores the disease-wasted tissues and brings the throat andlungs into active, healthy use. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR AN nvestmerit LOCATION THE MOST ELIGIBLE. IN THE TSUCK REGION OF NORTH CAROLINA. The Entire Plant of INDUSTRIAL MANUFACTURING Wilmington, N. C, FOR SALE, CONSISTING ot three Brick Buildings, with all necessary adjuncts. One Hundred Horse-power Engine, Two Boilers, Shafting, Pulleys, Veneer Machinery and Butter dish Dies, Basket and Crate Machinery and Shapes, Automatic Saw Mill, Rip Saws, Band-Saws and Cut-Off Saws. Also, a Brand new Planer, costing 1900. In Tact, all necessary machinery Sweet-irum Butter Dishes. Berry rels, and Packages of every kind. Also, a Boston Blower. This property has a river front and wharf of 100 feet, with rail road track running into Jthe yard. There is an inexhaustible supply miles in every direction tributary to this factory, and to b3 had at a nominal sum. The machinery Is all practically now, and the owners will either sell everything outright on easy terms or will take stock in a company for the operation of this plant. This property is valuable In many respects and is capable of being converted into almost any kind of a manufactory. Freight rates to all commercial centres of. the interior and coastwise cities very favorable to this point. Apply in person or by mail to THE MORNING- STAR, Wilmington. N. O. apr 15 tf For any kind of GOOD SHOES Call on us. We can genwa'ly suit even the most fastidi ous, customer. Be sure and see the "JENNE88 MILLER" at , S3.SO Be sure ana see the DTJTTENHOFERS at 8.00 Be sure and see the DUTTENHOFEES at 3.50 Be sure and see the DUTTENHOFEES at 2.00 Those are the BEST SHOES MA Tiff. a.t tho prices, for Ladles' wear. rne w. u. ixugiasa uent's Fine Shoes are Beauties." Try them also. ' Fresh supplies constantly arriv ing. ' . --.'. ', MERGER & EVANS. aprietf ' PORE LARD. 7500 pounds Pare Lard. 4600 pounds Compound Lard. 0800 pounds D. S. Sides. 5100 pounds Plates. 3200 pounds Butts. 1000 pounds Bacon Shoulders. 225 bags Wheat Bran. 115 barrels Mullets, 28 barrels White Fish. 420 bales Hay. 115 bags Peanuts, W. B. COOPER, " , ' Wholesale Grocer . mytf . . . Wilmington. H. O. 10QI Third Tt Rtnns at nnn all catarrhal and rrmcmis discharges and kills the COUgh. Fourth It provides a true tonic influence, which invigorates and stimulates, vitalize all weak spots and brings the entire systen back to a healthy normal condition. ' Rest of all. this elorions discovers is youn for the asking. By a special arrangement made with the Doctor, readers of this paper may obtain the Four Preparations making ut the complete Slocum System, as illustrates above, bv sendine their comDlete names Dostofflce and express addresses to th Slocum Laboratories, 96 and 98 Pine Street New York, being sure to mention this paper Editorial Advice. Write to the Doctor t day, ask his advice, and he will give you tL benefit of his years of experience.- Don't d lay. but send your full name, postofnoe exDress address to Dr.T. A. Slocum. OS Pit i Street, New York, N. Y., and be sure to that you read this generous ofierin tins paper the COMPAMY, for the successful manufacture of Baskets. Vegetable Crates. Bar Modern Dry Kiln in connection, 4 of gum and raw materials for. J. W, NORWOOD, President. LEE H. BATTLE. Cashier. with resources or over $ 1 ,000,000 we guarantee safety. y j Our large facilities afford every accommodation. Loans ' made daily promptness. ' m m m ' m give a aesire to piease ensure courteous attention. With these facts before you we asK tor your business. Safety Deposit Boxes for Tent. - anr 30 ti Kainit. Seed Oats, all Kinds Seed Potatoes. GENERAL STOCK . GROCERIES At Wholesale. Be9tt , MMR & PEARSALL Atlantic Hationa Bank, -y- WILMINGTON. N. C. TBE RALEIGH'S VISIT. She Will. Remain in Cane Fear Waters Until 3.00 O'clock Monday Afternoon. ENTERTAINMENT CEREMONIES Formal Presentation of Trophy to City of Raleigh at The Orton Trip to the Cruiser The Cape Pear Club's Reception; 1 i i The most notable ceremony yester day,- in connection with the visit of Captain Coghlan. and the j officers of the cruiser Raleigh to this city, was the formal presentation of the Norden- Lfeldtcannou to the city of Raleigh' by the officers of th cruiser, j which jc curred about 10 o'clock iu the parlors of The Orton. The trophy Was, as noted in yesterday's issue, informally -presented to a committee of Raleigh crentlemea Friday - on J board the cruiser.. At the formal ceremony yesterday the officers of thy Raleigh,, theelecra- tion from the city of Raleigh, and quite a party or wuuuustomans were present. Captain Coghlan made the presentation speech. He said: 'I take this occasion"gntIemen, of formally presenting to you here in the presence of my fellow mincers a gun recovered froai the Spanish "cruiser Reina Christina In doirfe so, w e do not claim that we took any more part than the other vessels of the American squadron in the destruction of ti flagship of ti.e Spanish fleet 1111 i r i . .v j t . . i XMue.gu is an iiiianu cuy ano ve cruiser Dearine ner name can nev r visit her'ptople It is for this reason max we presM inis gut we desire that ths city "might know that all on wsaru iways naa in manu .iiiht !a;r city witli whose name she has btei honored, lleiice the trophy. 'We hope you will accept it in the spirit m which it is given; not from its intrinsic value, but as an expres sion of love and esteem of the officers and crew for the people of the citv that has given the cruiser her name." The speech of acceptance on the part of the city was by R. -N. tSinams, E-sci one oi ine most Dnuiant junior mem bers of the Raleigh Bar.; His speech was as follows: ' Gentlemen To me has been dele gated the honor of receiving this trophy at your hands. In behalf, therefore, of the Mayor and the citizens of Kaleigh .r accept it ana render to you our thanks, it is a ntting token to come from you to us. It is thB appropriate trophy for those who bear Worth Uaro Una's capital s name to bring back to North Carolina's soil. It is well that you come bearing the spoils of victory. for North Carolina, like the Roman mother, desires to see her sons return with their shields or upon them. If we commend you for your bravery it is the commendation of a warlike peo ple. jNorth Uaronna was hrst in the revolution, at Alamance and Mecklen burg; first in the civil war, at Bethel; first in the Spanish war, at Cardenas ; and now to this list of rare distinctions she adds the proud honor of having been hrst at Manila, through the ves sel that bore her capitals name I We congratulate you, gentlemen, that you have the privilege or manning a vessel named for the capital of a State upcm whose standards the eagles of victory perch and upon whose (banners there is no siain. we congratulate our selves, on the other hand, that the ves sel dearer-than all others to North Carolina hearts is manned by such brave and such noble men. We are proua tnat it was given to "our ves sel11 to be the leader m the greatest naval victory m all the jannals of war. We are proud of the vessel that fired the first shot at the yellow flag of Spanish despotism in far off Manila bay. We are proud of the captain that commanded her. Though others may misunderstand him or purposely malign his name, the citizens of Ra leigh will staad behind him in all that he has done. And we are proud of the men that he commanded, the men be hind the guns. . Great was the captain, great was the admiral the peerless Dewey, than whom no greater ever lived but as great as either were the men. We are proud of this trophy that you've brought us, telling as it does of the matchless valor of American hearts and the deathless glory of Amer ican arms. We are proud that it is a Spanish gun. We promise you that it shall be the only Spanish thing in town. Until recently our city colors were yellow and red, Tmt we've changed them now. They looked too much like Spaniards or smallpox one as naa as the ether ana we didn't want either one. j So we have changed them and they, are now white and red the colors of Bir Walter Ka leigh. And in this connection it gives me pleasure to say tol you, captain, and to your brave men, that we now have in course of manufacture a hand some nag of the new city colors, which shall bear the coat-of arms of the State, and which upon its comple lion we shall tender to i you as ' some token of our esteem. Again permit me to sav that we thank you for this trophy that you've brought. We shall plaice it in one of our public parks. .Our wish is that as its mouth shall never speak thunder upon the held of battle again, so may the mouths of those be hushed who would malign the motives of I the men who captured it. A mute monument it shall be to their bravery, more eloquent than' words, more substantial than flattery. Though silent, yet shall it speak to the youth of our State, en couraging them to noble deeds, and inspiring in them the desire to follow in the footsteps of those heroes of ours who have stricken the shackles from two tyrannized races, redeemed from monarchism ' and mediaevalism the last foot of American i soil, captured the last strongholds of Spanish despot ism, demonstrated to the world that republicanism means something more than selhshness, and blazoned once more upon the pages bf history the eternal truth that the right must al ways vanquish error and that liberty must reign where'er the sun Doth his successive journeys run. i-oner mav triumph s i banners wave o'er the Raleigh I May she never know defeat while she lights -for the right,- and may she ever be the hrst in vie toryl The Raleigh committee left on the 3.20 H. A. Li. train yesterday for Ka leigh, carrying with them the cannon! Captain Coghlan and the other offi cers of the cruiser went down the river on the Marion to the. Raleigh yester day about 11.30 o'clock, returning about 6 P. M. They were accompanied by quite a party of .ladies and gentle men. The officers and a few friends including Assistant Attorney General Boyd,' Mrs. Coghlan and Mrs. Hay wood subsequently shared the pleas ures of a delightful dinner at-the resi dence of Mr. and Mrs. James Sprunt. Last night the officers, of .the- Ra leigh were entertained at a reception by the Cape Fear Clab. -.' It is the purpose of Captain Cogh lan to weigh anchor for Charleston about 3 P. M. to-morrow. FOOD SUPPLIES FOR TROOPS. Special Instructions Cabled Military Cora. manders in tbe Philippines, Cuba and Porto Rico. By Telegraph to the Mornlna Star. Washington, May 6. As a result of the President's consideration of the report of the Wade Court of Inquiry appointed to investigate the character . . . 1 ' J . .1 A or me i.oou suppueu. w iae prmy, es pecially meats, during the recent war ... a r n ' a a" witn ppaiu, mo ionowing ieswuuuuuh were to-day cabled to the military commanders in the Philippines, Cuba, and Porto Rico: I "General Otis, Manila: General Brook, Havana; General Davis, San Juan. By the President's directions you have, from time to time", been re quested to make suggestions as to change of rations for your troops, which you have complied with; but to better enable the President j to deter mine under provisions. Section 11)46. Revised Statutes, what alterations, if any, in established rations 'would be conducive to the better health of troops serving in tropical climates, the acting secretary of war directs that you institute a board of three officers, noted for their ability and experience, serv ing respectively - in the line, medical and subsistence departments, to fully examine into the subject of any desired changes in the ration for the troops of .your command, and that you submit subst nee of report or its ( investiga tions by cable, and full report by mail, together with your recommendation". Kefer to board previous Icorres: dence and other availabe&formation relating to dietetics. Particularly should the experience of officers jjiid enlisted men or long servce in the tropics recieye full consideration (Signed) "H. C. CbRBis, , "Adjutant Gerit-ral." HOMICIDE IN ROBESON. Tucker Dial Killed by Ed Lowrey at Scoffietown Murderer Escaped. By Telegraph to sti Morning :t 'r Lxjmberton, N. C, May 6. Ed. Lowrey, a nephew of Henry Berry Lowrey, the famous outlaw of Eastern Carolina, shot and killed Tucker Dial, at Scuffletown, yesterday. The shoot ing was the result of a law suit over some land. It appears that Lowrey went to the place where Dial was at work and ordered him to leave the premises, lhis Uial refused to do Thereupon Lowrey emptied a load of shot into Dial's chest, killing him in stantly. "Lowrey then effected his escape. He is a desperate character and may attempt defiance of the authorities. He is also accused of killing a man in Clinton county, Georgia, some years ago." 1 m THE PRESIDENT'S TRIP. Will Leave Washington Monday for Hot Springs, Virginia. By Telegraph to the Morning Star. Washington, May C.f-Arrange ments have been practically com pleted for the President's trip to Vir ginia, .and according to ,016 present plans ne will leave Washington Mon day. He will be accompanied by Mrs. McKmley, Dr. Kixey ;(his physi cian), Assistant Secretary Cortelyou and probably a stenographer. The President s trip is taken solely for the purpose of rest and recreation His general health is even better than it was at the time of his Philadelphia trip, and his desire is to take a rest be fore the heated term sets in. Ho re ceived callers to-day as usual, all of whom said he was looking well and was bright and cheerful THE NAVAL RESERVES. Allotment of tbe Qoverment Appropriation North Carolina's Portion $2,328.15. By Telegraph to the Morning Star. Washington, May 6. The Navy Department has lust made an allot ment of the appropriation of the funds of 160,000 for the assistance of the naval militia of the States t supporting such organizations. Among the States receiving appropriations are the fol lowing: Florida. $2,345.01; Georgia, $1,563.95; Louisiana, $3,003.49; North Carolina, $2,328.15; couth Carolina, $2,310.38, and Virginia, $i;848.30. ' Monroe Journal: Mr. Aler Osborne died at his home north of town late Friday evening. He was 60 years of age. "This (Thurs day; morning, twenty-lour years ago to-day," remarked Mr. K A Arm held, "this county iwas black. The vegetation was 'about i as forward as now,, and a killing frost fell, turn ing it as black as if a hres had swept through." . . jv An Excellent CombLiiation. The pleasant raethod and beneficial effects ,of the well known remedy, Strut of Figs, manufacttired by the California Fig Syrup Col, illustrate the value of obtaining the jliqnid laxa tive principles of plants l4nown to be medicinally laxative and) presenting them in the form most refreshing to the taste and acceptable to tbeisystem. It is the one perfect strengthening laxa tive, cleansing- the system j effectually, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers gently yet promptly and enabling one to overcome habitual constipation per manently. Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and sub stance, and its acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels, without! weakening or irritating them, make it the ideal laxative. j In the process of manufacturing figs are used, as they are pleasant to the taste, but the medicinal qualities of the remedy aro obtained from senna and other aromatic plants, by a ' method known to the California Fig Syrup Co. only. In order to get its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations, please remember the full name of Ijhe Company printed ontlie front of Cvqry package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. LOUISVUJLE, KY. NEW YORK. N. T. For sale by all Druggists. Pricej 50c. per bottle. x Portuondo's Chico Cigars. s We are the sole agents here for this famous brand, also carry a Iu.ll line other grades, as wall a a foil no Cheroots or the best" makes. 8mokIng and Chewing Tobacco, including the popular brands. , Snuffs of the leading makes. We can offer all Inducements or price, dis counts and premiums on the above goods. OBDEBS SOLICITED. j HALL & PEARSALL, WHOLESALE GROCERS, aprao tf Nntt ana Mulberry streets. - - v l v -vH IIMlui.lllllIMMItllllllMIMllllllli;MMIMMlnmimiUMinllIIIMl.g j egetablePrearMoiiforAs sirhilaUri theToodandBefittla-i ting tli&Stamachs andBoviis of PiamotesTHcsun,Chectftu'- ncssarellt.GontainsnciuTEp Oriirrt.Morplairte nor IJiiEfiaL TiOT NARCOTIC. i Mi 5- Pi fit Jix.Senna Seed htraerrmaf ' ii! CinrifZcU Sit far V&ieivrtm tlanr. it orrfert Rpmcdv for Cmistirja- Ucn , Sour Sbmach.Diattrioea, Worms .Convulsions.tcvcrisn ness andLQSS OF SIXER TacSimiie ! Signature of : OTW "YOHR. EXACT COFYCFWSAE&EB. U.?I.';j-, i 1 i I HAVE I BEEN IN THIS CITY FOR MORE THAN 10 YEARS And the best proof that I sell Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing, Underwear, Men's and Ladies' flats, Uarpets and Matting CHEAPER than can be bought elsewhere is this : I began business with a very small stock, and my trade has increased every year until now. I do not come second to any, out 1 lead the proces sion in a big stock, best assortment, lowest price and the largest crowd. I ask that you join the procession of happy customers who buy for cash and get Bargains every time. Our Millinery. ' This department is what interests the ladies. Wo are sending Hats by express all over Tthe country. We have lots of .mail orders, and we please all customers or refund the money. We sell Trimmed Hats, all styles and prices, from 30c to $15.00. We can please he humble and the fastidious. We Ave on hand 2,000 bunches of Flowers, Violets, Foliage, Lilies and every other style. Beautiful bunch of Violets from 3c to 75c GEO. 0. GAYLORD, Proprietor, my 7tf The Monarch 3 - - if Hi mm mm mm m m m ms (ABSOLUTELY PURE.) Its strength comes from its purity. It is all pure coffee, freshly roasted, and is sold only in ono-pound sealed packages. Each package wiU,make40 cups. Tho pack age is sealed at the Mills so that tho aroma is never weakened. It. has a delicious flavor. Incomparable strength. It is a luxury within the reach of ail. Insist on "Lion" Coffee Never ground nor sold In bulk. None Genuine without Llon'3 head. If your Grocer I HAVE PURCHASED THE ENTIRE Boot and Shoe Stock j t . . . -' ' OP MR. H'VONGLAHN AT A BAROAIS, ANDON SATURDAY MORNING, THE 6TH INST., I shall place before the public such a Bargain as has never before -been offered. It, in this town. - IF YOU COME TO 109 MARKET STREET SATURDAY MORNING, (VonGlahn's old stand). The goods and the prices at which we are golns; to sell them, will prove the honesty of this statement. I Over 500 pairs of Ladies' Shoes, which heretofore-retailed from $2.00 to $3.50 per pair, 1 nfl nor noir will be sold for..... 9UU per JaM Between 1,000 and 1,800 pairs of r adies' and CliiKlren's Slippers of all - styles and colors, up-to-date goods, which will be sold from 16c to $1.60. Tbey have been selling from 60c to Ha-. Cilf Skin Boots, former price $3.00, will sell for $1.50. Rubber Boots, former price $3 00, will sell for 13 00. iHlp Rubber Boots, former price $4.U5 will sell for $4.75: Children's and Ladies' Rubber Sandals anrt Shoes from 10c up. f ' - -. ' . " . Thta community knows of VonGlahn's old stand; they also know of the quality of the goods he always carried, but they have I ; Never known Shoes to sell at such prices as we are going to sell these. GEO. 0. myStf, ! NOW IS THE TIME TO Deposit in the Money deposited on to bear interest from oi 4 Par Cent Call at the apr29tf Bills Wow js the Time to We are sole dealers Rochester .Optical Company's Pine Cameras. AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS' SUPPLIES. Call or send for Catalogue' 1899. . apr 30 a For Infants and Children . The Kind You Have Always Boagl TMI CENTAUR OOMMNV, NEWTMH CITV. SELLING BARGAINS, Roses from 5c to 98c. Lilacs at 18c. Corn Flowers at 22c. . Ribbon from lc to $1.00; 3.000 rolls , to select from Silk Veiling from 8c to 35c. Hats every style, every shape, all grades. . One thousand Sailors from fx- to sfl.50; all the new styles. The "new Rough Straw tailors at 25c in black only, arid 50c in white, black and blue.. ' All styles in Beauty Pins, WaiST Sets, Stick Pins. Silk Parasols in plain Silk from . $1.25 up to $2.50; Children's from 2.V ta88c. We handle all the new thiDgs in Dress Goods, Dress Trimmings, ress Linings. The new Silk Linings at 15c. Our house is full of Bargains wo have no room to mention. Come to Wilmington's Big Backet -Store and do your trading, and -get your card. punched with every cash purchase, and get a valuable present free. - , OPPOSITE THE ORTON HOTEL of Strength is does not hare Lton Coffee In hla store, send na his name and adriroaa thnt w -may place it on Bale there. Do not accept any Bubtftitute. OOLSON SPICE CO.. Toledo, Oblo. In this stock there are some of tho i-INEST AND COSTLIE8T SHOES ever, handled- on this market. GAYLORD, Proprietor. nr befnre Mav 1st will beain that date at Per Bank for regulations. Bears the t fx ijp Tho Pyr Kind" vj You Have Always Bought, t I nTMT Ka mm ill Buy a Camera in -Eastman Kodaks and C. W. YATES & CO