ELK ELK ELK
When ever
picture f
KUx ii U. it U'.i zw.WHUtwi of j-iinty.
The Klk I'oyl-r i- tin- best- ami rheip-i---t
iM)W(ler It .etaml-s the highest
Hi.inir.il nu.ilvi- ofnnv hriul on the
market." - Qivi; it :i trial siikI you will
use no no' other. SM bv
II. W. JEUNIGAN & CO.
May ri!i-tf. ' Dunn, X. ('.
PROFESSIONAL CAHDS.
;. W. POTJ-
Attorney -at-Ijaw.
SMITIIKIEU, N. C.
Careful attention to any civil matters
intrustc'l to his care in the courts of
Harnett County
H Li- Godwin,
Attorney at Law.
Dunn, N. C.
Ollicc next floor to Poet Ofllcc.
' Will practice in the courts of Harnett
ami adjoining counties and in the
Federal Courts.
Prompt attention given to all b usines
W-E-Murchison,
JONKSIiOKO, N. C.
Practices Law in Harnett, Mootc and
other e'ounties, hut not for fun.
Feb. 20-l .
Isaac A- Murchison, .
FAYETTEVILLE, !sT: C.
J'ractices Law in Cumbeiland, Harnett
and anywhere services are wanted.
SEWING MACHINES.
, I wish to announce to the people, of
Dunn and surrounding country that I
am selling the Wheeler and Wilson No.
9, and the Standard Sewing Machines,
which are guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, on reasonable terms.
The best 'machine oil, needles, fixtures
&c, all ways on band. I al'o repair
machine.--, at . moderate cost. Work
guaranteed. I have fourteen years ex
perience in the machine business and am
thoroughly acquainted with them.
My headquarters are at Mr. E. F.
Young's store where I will be pleased to
show my machines -
Your to please.
J. M. HAYES,
apl2tf, Dunn, N. C.
TOWN. DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES.
Methodist Church. Rev. K. C. Sell, Pastor.
.Services first Sunday night, and fourth Sun
day morning and night. Prayermeeting
every Wednesday' ' night. Sunday schcei
every Swnday morning at 10 o'clock, G. K.
Grantham .Superintendent.
Baptist. Church. Rev. L. R. Carroll, paster.
Services every second Sunday morning' and
night. Prayermeeting every Thursday night
Huiiiday School every Sunday morning, R. GJ
Taylor Superintendent. ' '.
Presbyterian Church. Rev. A. M. Hassel
pastor, services every first and fifth Sunday
morning and night, Sunday school .every
Sunday morning, M. L. W ade Superintendent.
Pisciple Church Rev. I. W. Rogers, pas-
. tor. Services every third Sunday morning
and night. Christian Endeavor Society every
Tuesday night. Sunday School every Sunday
evening at A o'clock, Mcl). Holliday Supt.
Free Will Baptist Church. Elder R. C.
Jackson, pastor. Services every second Sun
day morning and night.
Primitive Baptist. Church on Broad street
Elder W. G. Turner, Pastor. Regu'ar servi
ces on the third Sabbath morning, and Satur
day before, in each month at 11 o'clock. El
der P. D. Gold, of Wilson, editor of Zion's
Landmark, preaches at this church on the
fourth Sunday evening in each month at"J
o'clock. Everybody is invited to attend
these, services.
Young Mens' Union Prayer meeting every
Sunday evening at -1 o'clock and Friday night
at 7:30 o'clock. All are ' cordially invited to
attend these services. An invitation is ex
tended to the visitors.
LODGES. -
Lucknow Lodge, No. m, I. O. O.K. Loi'.ge
room over J. 1). Barnes store. Regular meet
ing on every Monday night. L. H. Lee. N.G.;
C. II. Sexton, V. (J.; G. K. Grantham, Secre
tary. All Odd Fellows are cordially invited
to attend.
Palmyra Lodge, No. 1 17, A. F. & A.M. Hall
' over Free Will Baptist church. F. P. Jones
W. M ; W. A. Johnson, S. W.; E. A. Jones
J. W.; J. G. Johnson. Secretary. Regular
communications are held on the 3rd Satur
day at 10 o'clock A. M-, and on the 1st Friday
at' 7::o o'clock p. m. in each month. All Ma
sons in good standing are cordially invited
to attend these communications.
County Okkickks.
Sheriff, J. H. Pope.
Cleik. F..M. McKay.
Register of Deeds, J. McK. Byrd.
Treasurer, G. D.Spence.
Coroner, J. J, wilson.
Surveyor, J. A. O'Kelly.
County Examiner, ReV. J. A. Campbell.
Commissioners : J. A'. Green, Chairman
H. N. Bizzell and JJeill McLeod.
TOWN OFFICERS. '
II. L. Godwin, Aiayor.
Commissioners
E. F. Young. J. J. llupree, J. II,
W". F. Pearson.
G. F. Snead, Policeman.
Pope and
n i
in i
I rtiirnt for Tucker's Or::nite and
Marl.ie A oi-Us. of Cilini' -:t.;i. c..
iiM-1 will lw iI-:iseJito -lmv ih-jiris an I
n aVe ri(fs to any immsoiis - v!im ilo.ire a
Momi'iTiit, llra!-stoii, r n.n Fenc
ing fur ravef i GimmI woik and low
prir"s is our motio. Drop me a card
wild I will coiiie to sre.yoti..
I. Smith,
B'n.sii, N. C
von :i run
U-r-i with tin na n :ind
ltd i vrn IIP I ! OTA IT
ri ail it m la i.
Tutfs Pills
Cure All
Liver Ills.
Twenty Years Proof.
Tutt's Liver Pills keep the bow
els in natural motion and cleanse
the system of all impurities An
absolute cure for sick headache,
dyspepsia, -ur stomach, con
stipation and kindred diseases.
"Can't do without them"
R. P. Smith, Chilesburg, Va.
writes I don't know how I could
do without them. I have had
Liver disease for over twenty
years. Am now entirely cured.
Tutt's Liver Pills
A ' Woman Willi a Record.
The case Of Mrs. Acidic V.
Buzzell', a young woman of
Clinton, has set all Eastern
Maine astir. Although' but
thirty-four years of age she lias
been married and divorced live
times. In each case she has
been the libelant. Her five
ex-Musbands are still living,
and are most of them neigh
bors of Mrs. Buzzell. She is
now in sole possession of a
large farm that she tills witli
th6 aid of a hired man. Mrs.
Buzzell is a very advanced type
of an independent, woman, and
frankly states that when she
lias found that a husband has
not come up to her ideas of in
dustry, thrift and congeniality,
she has promptly set him aside.,
She also says that she is still
looking for the right man to
handle her farm and make her
happy.
A statement to this effect ap
peared in a local paper recently,
and since then the woman farm
er has been subject, to a sin
gular siege. From a radius of
fifty miles suitors have flocked
to Clinton. One man who rode
up to her door was a prominent
Canaan man, worth about
$0000, and he urged Mrs. Buz
zell to go home with him and
take care of his property. -He
is also a divorced man, and ex-
p 1 a i n.e d t o t h e
Clinton woman that a married
experience of seventeen years
he had . found that his wife
"top slack" around the house.
Mrs. Buzzell's neatness attract
ed him. Other applicants have1
come in teams, on foot and hy
trains. Many are cranks, who
wanted to work on the Arm two'
or three months on trial with
out pay. Some brought their
wardrobe. in extra valises and
parcels ; others came in light
marching order.
This week the woman has
been so pestered by . attention
from suitors that she has hitch
ed her yellow watch dog just
outside the door. If the man
braves the dog Mrs. Buzzell
lifts a shotgun across her arm
and, with tlie self-reliance of
Maine farmer women, threatens
to "let daylight" through the
'persistent-suitor unless he leaves
the premises. So far the wo
man has driven away all sui
tors, and has answered no let
ters. She secured a divorce
from her last husband only
three months ngo. Bangor
(Me.) dispatch to the St Louis
Globe-DemocraV.
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Guaranteed to ciire more diseases than
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"o MAN made"' remedy, hut 'na
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Vat iima is an antiseptic germicide, it
positively destroys all "iniciohes" and
frerms of eyry kind, name ami nature,
it is healing and soo,hin: to the mueuoi.s
memhrane. it will permanenth cure
the "majority of eas's t f ronehitis, .'a
tarrh, Djspepia, all Stomaehe. troubles,
all diseases of the BladVr. Rowels,
K Inevs, Iivei, Constipation,. I'iies,
Old Sores," Ueetal Idseases Ulcers,
Eczema, Semfula, Blood Poison, Hhets
i:ialism, Xeural-ria, Di ease l Discharges,
Diseases peculiar to Wihikd, NVrvoiw
and PI3-sical Ueak:iess, etc.
NO M ATT K li W II AT YO U it A 1 1..
.Mr.A i, or where you live, write u
full history' of .your trouhl-. and
s a
our
eonultyiff physician will :dvi,
voi
what to do in o tier to reaiiij voin
health. Consultation is F,ee and sacred.
!y Confidential.' Terms very low.
proofs enclose 2 cent siamd."
F..r
Local :g mts w actetl . vei vw here. No
canvas.-iiiiT. W adv r''s- you in vcur
homv paj er, AdMress with st: ni.
TDK VATUMA COMPANY,
P O. Pt x. 11-1. l ica-o. HI.
Wanted An Idea
VTho caa think ?
of some slniolo 1
thing to patent? ;
Protect Tour Ideas ; th mnv hrinr von wealth
Write JOHS WEDDERBURN CO.. Patent Attor
ney. WMtilngtoo. D. C. for their $1.j0 prize offer
aa new lUt ol oue ttxxiftan.t lnveiuiuus wanted.
United, States Carrier Pigeons
Carrier pigeons .ire carefully
trained for use
:ts messengers m
connection with the operations
of the United States - Navy.
There are several stations where
the birds are kept and trained,
and the 'Navy' Department
spends quite a sum of - money
on them. The most elaborate
pigeon station is at Mare Island,
on the Pacific. The prettycot
tage is on the north end of the
island. It is on a round-topped
hill-, which gives it a wide pros
pect of sea and land.
On the first lloor are the
breeding and nesting quarters
of the winged messengers, and
here the walls are covered with
little boxes like a postofhee de
liverv. In each box is an earth
enware bowl, where the bird's
deposit their eggs and hatch
their young. The squabs are
tenderly cared for by the skilled
attendant in charge, and grow
very rapidly to full size. As
soon as they are able to lly they
are taken to the room on the
second floor, where is the gen
erar living quarters of the work
ing birds, and which is fitted
with rows of shelves arid
perches. ;
The youngsters are next taken
out for short .flights, accompa
nied by older, well-trained birds,
who thus act as guides or moni
tors. The distance is 'gradual
ly increased until the young
sters learn their lesson well and
"find themselves," as it were,
when they . can be trusted on
long flights.
On one side of the cottage is
a large open air portico en
closed by. wire netting, and
here the, birds congregate in fair
weather to loll ,qn the perches
in the sun and coo each other.
In one corner of the vard is the
hospital, a glass enclosed box,
where the sick ones can be sep
arated from the others, and kept
warn) and quiet, with the spec
ial diet suiting their malady.
When quite young each car
rier pigeon is marked by a
small aluminum ring, which is
slipped on the leg. This lias
stamped upon it "U. S ," the
station and the. number of the
bird, so that he may always be
identified. Philadelphia Rec
ord. Some, time sgo, a little bottle ( f
hsmberlam's Colic. Oboloa and
Diarrlcei Hercedy "fell into my hands
just, at a time when n y two-year o'd
hoy wa 'err.bly fcffl cted. His bowels
w re beyoud control. We had tried
uauy remedies, to no pnrpnp, but
rhe little bottle of Colic Cholera and
Diarrlcea Itemed v speed il cured him.
'William K. 'Jo-nk-. Oglesbv, Ga.
For ealfl by N. B Hood, Druggii-f,
Dunn, N. C.
The s;old
Yukon ijold
procured in .the
fields, in Alaska
last year amounted
000.
to $1,400,-
Cloud bursts in the eastern
part of -Germany.' last week
destroyed and damaged property
to an amount estimated at
150,000,000 marks and drown
ed several hundred persons.
A convention of the National
Democratic Association of col
ored men is called, to meet in
Columbus, Ohio, in Sep ember.
Dr J I . Te i r , oTt i i u b 1 i . n n . .
n speaking i f Caniberiain't Colic.
'holeri an J Diarr' cc ., Remedy.
as almost bt c ni - a i.-i-cfsity in thi
vicinity." Tbis is fhf bsf remedy ir-
he Wirld for colie, chobra morl;U-s.
dysentery and diartlcci. and is rcog
u z Jd as a o cessity wherever its great
"V(rth aod merit bojorne known. No
other rem- dy is po prompt or fftctual.
r fo pleasant to tak
foi tale by N H. II M-dJ Dunn, N. C
It is rej)orted that the Cuban
insurgent leader, Gene: a!
Calixto Garcia, who is reported!
to h aye" 'been captured by the!
Spanish troops and sent to
C! .....I 1. . - 1 i
oijiiiii, iius I'seapea irom tne
guards and is now in hiding on
the West coast of Africa, 1 The
e'ertaintj- of his capture has
neyer been full- substantiated,
and man3' Cuban sympathizers
nti in lie uiu-SlUI) ,U1 JUS i
capture but still belieye lie is in!
conimand of
yet.
the Cuban 'army
SO YEARS '
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A.nenc'k. We have a WashinRton office.
, rauenu taken through Mods & Co. receir
pocial notice in the "
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
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t ?li f 'w80 Journal, weekly, terms 3.ai a year;
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WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS Ol RIG,rT TO THE
EXCLUSIVE -USE OF THE WORD "OASTORIVV
"PITCHER'S C ASTORIA," AS OUR iRADb MARK.
hr. SAMUEL PITCH ERj of Hwnnis, Massachusetts,
: ' , . .j niTuro'Q rAQTORlA." the same
was tne onginawr oj . rni.. -
thai has boms and does now zi$77 on every
bear the f ac-simile signaturevf 45 wrapper.
This is the original " PITCHER'S CUSTOM which has been
used in the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty
LOOK CAREFULLY at
years.
the kind you have always bought
and has the signature of
per, one has authority from me to use my name ex
cept The Centaur Company of which Chas. H. Fletcher is
Do Not Be Deceived.
Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting
a cheap substitute which sonie druggist may offer you
(because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in
gredients of which even he does not know.
"The Kind You Have Always Bought f;
BEARS THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF
Insist on Having
The Kind That Never Failed You.
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Mada a Leopard His Pet.
Of all the cat-tribe leopards
are the easiest to tame if they j
are captured when young, j
Thirty yt ars ago a curious and !
well known sight on the streets
of Berlin was Von cler Madliern
with his tame leopard 1 Baron :
von tic r Madliern, when a young
man, was several vears German I
consul in Egypt.- While there
an Arab presented him with a
vounir leopard, it was only a
few days oldr its eyes not open
yet. The young baron deter
mined to make a pet of the leop
ard and train "and treat it lik
a dog. The leojjard was never
confined in a cage but was al
ways allowed full liberty and
was well fed and petted. He
ixrew by and by into a hand-
, - j. .-i. . -: 1 I
suiue cru;uure, one 01 tne. -largest-of
his species,' and was fine
ly marked. When he had been
in Von der Madlierh's posses
sion about two years the baron
was recalled to Berlin and took
the animal back with him. In
Berlin the leopard occupies the
same place 'in his master's
house that he had done before,
and followed the baron about
the streets in the same way.
At first sight of the creature
stalking solemnly along beside
the man created quite a' sensa
tion in the city and people
croAvded to see them pass. But
it grew to be an eveiy day mat
ter, which only attracted occa
sional notice from strangers or
children. The animal lived to
be about fifteen vears old, and
died m uch lamented "by all who
k n e w
Friends.
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USING
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SOLE PROPRIETORS. !
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the wrapper ana see mai u, o.
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FOR
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all the pain
ftndsicknessfrom
which women
suffer Is caused
by weakness or
derangement in
the orgrahs of
menstruation.
Nearly always
when a woman is not well these
organs are affected. But when
they are strong and healthy a
woman is very seldom sick.
3!
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It cures all " female troubles." It
is equally effective .for the girl in
her teens, the young wife with do
mestic and maternal cares, and
the woman approaching the period
known as the ".Change .of Life."
They all need it. They are all
benefitted by it.
For advice in cases requiring special
directions, address, glvinfr symptoms,
ths " Ladios' Advisory Department,"
The Chnttanooja Medicine Co., Chatta
nooga. Tenn.
TH0S. J. COOPER, Tupelo. Mist., sayst
'f My sister suffered from very Irregular
and painful menstruation and doctors
could not relieve her. Wine of Cardui
entirely cured her and also helped my
mother through the Change of Life."
THE
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, J. P. CALDWELL, Editor.
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State Kormal and Indus
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Otfers the voiinjr women of the Sin If
thorough professional, literu-y. "rlassical.
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address Presideiit ChakLES MclVKR.
' CJ reen shorn. N. C.
NORTH'. CAROLINA '
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n r -1 o -
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perienced Specialists in eveiy
department.
Ezper-ses per Sessicii,
For County Students. $ 93.GC
For otlii-r Suukiit., 12.1.00
Apply 'for 'at:ilo;uo to
Alexander Q. IIolladay, T.L. I).,
IvALKioii, X. ;. Piesi.ltMII
' ; THE UNIVERSITY.
47 Teachers, 413 Students
(Summer School 158) Total
o49, Board $8. a. month, 3 Brief
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and Medical Schools and School
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and Loans for tho Needy.
Address, President Alder
man, Chapel Hill, N. C.
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