Catarrh is Often
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tfelp Seated
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1 CENT A WORD EACH JN
SERTJfON
MINIMUM 15 CENTS ,
For Sale-Oliver
Typewriter. See
.8-8 6t clly
For Rent Good unices and rooms
and toomL
Whifaker Euilaing. SeeJD. V. ljx.
on & Sons: 7-3ld tf
For Ren 6 room
bath. Apply JOG
8-8 dly tf. ,
apartment 'witri
W. Caswell Si.
Fine Mutton and "Lamb at Stricklin's
market. 8-7 dly
First Class Tailoring, pressing and
cleaning. Call Carolina Pressing
Club, Phone 528. 7-30, tf.
Wanted to Buy Man's second-hana
bicycle. Address AX, cere Free
Press. s-" 3 'y
Colored Man or Woman under 50
'wanted. No experience needed.
$J00400 month. Write quick. Box A
409, Cincinnati, Ohio. 8-8 dly
M. Pearson has opened a brand netV
store with a brand new stock of
gucjjs in Tuckahoe, tvo door.-? south
of the Bakery. Clothing, ?hii, hats,
etc., cf the best quality to be sold at
the lowest pr.i::. Jail and see. ST
2r. d'y and sw i!.
PILES CURED AT HOME BY NEW
ABSORPTION METHOD
If you suffer f rom bleedi.nff, itching, blind orpr
truding Piles send me our address, and will tell
you how to cjre yourself at home by, the new ab
orpiion treatment; and vil also send some of this
horr.e treatment free for trial, with references .from
your own locality if requested. Immediate relief
and permanent cure assured. Send no mcney, but
(ell others of this offer. Write today to Mrs. M.
Summers. Box P.Notre Dame Ind
THE LIFE WORK OF A NOTED
CHEMIST.
Polk Miller's Word as Well as His
Skill Back of His Valuable Remedy
The reaV'tion from deadlju-drugs
destroys the healthy tissues -of the
body and leaves the system suscepti
ble to other diseases. ' ""
This means that you must be con
stantly takink medicine to temporari
ly build up what another has torn
down.
It is nosmall thing tohave the finish
ed product of this noted chemist
within easy reach and; at but little
cost. v
Polk Miller's Liver-' Pills can' be
I'.iocaied at your druggists' or at the
country stores for 10c a box.
They ate safe and effective and not
only '-me sick headache, bilousnet-s,
etc., hut if taken occasionally serve
us a general tonic, keep the system
invigorated and prevent such troubles
as sick headaches, biliousness, piles-,
appendicitis, fistula' and other trou
bles which come from a disordered
liver.
Don't poison your system with cal
omel or weaken it with salts or strin
gent liquids.
(Send for a free sample or buy a
box lro:n your druggist or general
store now and let nature's own rem
edy restore you to normal health.
Examine carefully the coupon you,
will find in each box worth 2 l-2c':
Polk Miller Drug Company, Inc.,
Richmond, Va.
The North Carolina CcSlefee of Agri
culture and Mechanic Arts.
This State Industrial ColUe&.
fers strong courses in Agriculture,
r "u,lu,r- suK-waismgr, dairying, '
r;o,uiiry. Vetennary Medicine; in Ckuy. A larc-e number cf
VII- P wtnnil W.J .... . . i ..-1 t'.-s. i-n. yitsiaisijtH u
uu iucL-uuntcai ,n- rived yesteraay anu v.u-j - .
rSV? yeiDS;3 WiU bC W. Anst I The annual
m Cotton Mahafactntaiff.r-aad.irf management of both e.r-.. ; - ..mrmA.
p..i.uiai itruiuj four year
courses in Agriculture and in Ma
ekine Shop -Work. j Faculty plfl
tofen ; 738 students J5 buildings - ex
Uent'equipment and laboratories
for each' department. On July 9th
County Superbtendents. eond-jct en
Uanoq examiaatioas. at aeh eoonty
wot. For ostaJojjin vrn!e ' ;
J - W4t Rn!e:j.-b, K. C.
t Catarrh' Cannot Be' C'ire3 ' -
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t.rv'.ay.
citn uU &.:
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. . '" riujtrrg. snips iir-rt m tf.., nenp in Tnuiu uiitv
ats u. . iWt imtnaaaij: fLr .' ,J .v. hj, told iter nothing
'And
PERSONAL
Mr. OVA Ballou, of Wilscn, is in
Xnctcn tcday.
Mr. E. E. Hardee, of Greene county
waff a visitor j hthe cTty yesterday, y
Miss Tfmberiake, of Kateigh, is trie
guest of Miss Agnes Quyierly, in the
c;ty." :
. ..
Miss Vera Lynch, of Winchester,
Va. is visiting Miss Charlotte Parrott
in this city.
" "- " - ' " "
Dr. B. W. Spilman returned from
Ridgecrest this morning for a few
days stay in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Waller Webb, of Mo
bile, Ala., are the guests of Mr s. Lil
lian Perry for several, weeks.
Mrs. J. W. Carey and baby, of Estill,
S. C, is th guest of her mother,
Mrs. Lillian Perry for several days.
Miss Louise Turrentine, of Norfolk,
Va., Is visiting in the home of Y.er
Uncujc, Mr. V. Lee Turrentine on Cas
well St. .;' "
Mrs. E. M. Pace, of Wilson, who hs,
been visiting her daugnter, Mrs. Jeftn?
G. Cox, of this city, returned to her
heme this morning.
Miss Celia Maxwell and Miss-Julia-King
passed through the city Friday
afternoon en route from Greenville to
the former's home near Pink Hill,
where Miss King will visit for a few
days.
t
Miss Eessie Rouse, of Raleigh, ana
Mrs. W. G. Wilson, of" Wilson Mills,
who have been visiting their brother,
Mr. N. J. Rouse, in th's city, accom
panied by Mrs. Wilson's little sou,
Charles, left this morning for Le
Grange to visit anothe:- brother, Mr.
T. R. Reuse. From there they will re
turn to their respective homes.
Visiting guests at the different ho
tels in the city today are:
Mr.' G. H. Crawford, Jr., Philadel
phia, Pa.
Mrs. G. C. Seymour, Bethel..
Mr. J. D. K. Richmond) Eoxboro.
T. L. Skinner, Norfolk, Va.'
A. W. Dee, Covington, ii.y.
L. W. Cherry, New York.
W. H. Winsley, Philadelphia.
A, M. Rosinger, Monroe.
0. W. Gregory, New York.
F. A. Kindall, Johns, K. C.
D. T. Shelton, Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. Fernando Brown, Bethel, N. C.
Mrs. T. H. Barnhill, Bethel, N. C.
Social at Grainger Station.
Miss Mattie McArthur entertained
a party of friends most pleasantly at
her home at Grainger Station Thurs
day night. The guests assembled at
8:30 o'clock an dremained until 11:2'j
Messrs. Fred Haddocd, M. L.
Sullivan, Leon Stanley and S. D.
Wells lent the:r - musical talents to
the occasion to the delight of those
gathered. After the musical pro
gram, the party repaired to the to
bacco barn where chicken, ice cream
watermelon and other refreshments
were enjoyed. Those present includ
ed Mrs. Dora Faulkner, Miss Louise
Faulkner, Miss Bessie Faulkner, Miss
Gertrude Stewart, Miss Rachel Mer
cer, Messrs Guy Faulkner, Jimmie
McArthur, Ray Jones, Fred Everett,
George Mercer( Climie Mercer, Eu
gene Hamilton, Walter Sparrow and
Charles Davi3.
Vrightsville each, Aug. 8. In
cammoii with other parts cf the coun
try Wrights'ille Beach is today crcer-
! ging from a week cf ra ny
vssa
r K a ntiotha)1 anil Tr.P itttf JVs.L n . . i
ther is again
beirg enjoyed
tne
visitors and rtfidin-- a :n
:a:y
..i..ors ar
! unusually large August ciowds at tru?
resort and aie making preparations
accordingly. V ?
The dances at Lumina continue to W
one of the features of resort h:e: Hun--;
a-Az, v-.ait Ka -nnvilion every night
Special dance are -arrang-d for near
ly every evening at which prizes ara
given. ' ; '-;---- .
jEeceat NortJu Carolina arrfvals m-
' ' r. u riide D
j:,F. Thompson, Goldsbcro, Blade
E. Besmanj
Gdldsbcro; Mifs Marie Parson, a-hsjj
3. 3- Moore, Farm.villei.Mrs. Denraric,
H.UIS, mm- oiji ...
- a w J. Tate: cf Wilson.
V In describes goods ; to thiT c ,.i
Mdcr-does
Programs for the Day's Worship,
Where Members, Friends and Vis-
itors in the City are Welcome.
, BAPTIST. .
First .Baptist chuich, Services lA
Graded School Auditorium . Sunday
school at :30 a. m. Preaching morn
ing and evening by the pastor.' ' Morn
ing subject: i"A Searching Inquiry.'
Evening Subject: "The Crucified
Life."
Caswell Street Mission Sunday
school 3:15 p. m.
Caswell Mills Mission Sunda
school 3:15 p. m'
Everybody cordially ;rw:ted to at
tend all the services.
Services at Falling Creek Church.
Rev. C. W. Blanchard will preach at
the Kennedy Home, near Falling
Creek, Sunday afternoon at 4:30.
CHRISTIAN
Gordon Street Christian church.
10 to 12 a. m. Unified Program ot
Bible School and preaching. De
partments ar.4 classes for all age's.
The pastor will discuss -HaliAgl
Thrs will be the 6th discourse' in''
series upon Prayer. i
7 40 Young Peoples meetin 8:12
Praise service. Th pastor will
;.ve an address upon Joseph.
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST.
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Service at 11 a. m. Sunday school at
10. Wednesday evening, testynqnal
meeting At . Sunday c-.emitft act
vices discontinued during July and
August. Reading room in church edi
fice open daily from 2 until 5 p. m.
EPISCOPAL.
Christ Episcopal church. Sunday
school at 4 o'clock.
St. Mary's Episcopal church. sun
aay scnooi, d:c!U. Morning prayer,
sermon and holy communion at 11.
Evening prayer and sermon at 8:15.
' METHODIST.
Queen Street Methodist church.
Sunday school at 9:30, preaching at
11 o'clock and at 8.15 by the pastor.
Caswell Street M. E. church.
rreaenmg services at 11 a. m. and
8:15 in the evening, by the pastor, Rev.
J. M. Wright. Sunday school aV9:3o
a. m., Geo. F. Breitz, Superintendent.
.-You fire" cordially; invited to fcteii
the services.
PRESBYTERIAN
Atkinson Memorial Presbyterian
church. Sunday school 9:45. No:
jpreaching service. The pastor is at Lfc
Grange. . ,
. UNIVERSAUST.Jglc
univeiar.si, cnurc,n. service at
8:15 p. r.. Sunday school at 10.,;
OLD FELLOWS OF '61-65
FALLING OUT OF LINE
Tarborc ar.d Windsor are Hosts to the
Annual Re-unions.
Tarboro, Aug. 6. The Lew's-Wyatt-Dowd
Camp Confederate Vei.cra.is cf
Edgecombe county met here for tne.'r
annual reunion ' and barbecue and a
thorough good time wa5 enjoy?a D'y
all those who attended. Therewerc
only thirty-seven veterans out of -an
enrollment of seventy-seven in this
county to answer the roll-calj.
Capt. E. D. Foxhall and J. A. Davis
were reelected comander and adjufan
for the ccnf'ng year. Five deaths of
veterans were Tepcrted at this meet
ing. One of the most important incidents
cf the meet ng was the introduction
of a resolution by Mr. Jesse , Brave,
which wts la'er unanimously aJopted
to the effect tha' '.hi c.v.-. go on ti-
sj !e?mttt
federate veteran!!, and that they ask
the North Carolina Senaiors and Ke-
taka
erato, ' Veteran Association was held
here ; yesterday. The rain blocked
sdrae people, but a very large crowd
vrire in attendance. The meeting was
tilcen sp ;by exercises of the Daugh
ters of the Confederacy, Francis V."it
,ton tyrd ""Ciiapter. '
Hoo. Hnry A. Itondon, of Pittsbpro,
delivered, a rnagniilcent : address. It
was replete with live history and ui
- .a4oal manifestation cf the bravery and
. . .... Iniio .
vaKnr'bf oaf veterans. ilaj. London
ma-J many strorg: f rien .5 while heix.
Hjidieaxvwaaikqaai cf any c
li vered before, our paopl
j ' Th& fellows who make the spectac-
clarlxhesrfc the tratfield don't do
ji07 stahdig, still waiting for; a y
meir way ; reppje wno go ai-
generally get what they
Merchants Joifrr.aK JTi,v
Local Congestion. - .May -In.
dic&te Much Internal
Inflaihmation,
Just because cat-arrh affects the ncse and
throat, icw iiocple rtaliie how deep Mated
it nmy be until It creeps Into the bronchial
tubes aud settles donn Into tho lungs.
The way to treat ca.r.rrh 13 to reeopulie
the fact tfcat It Is la tiic H!vd.
And there Is enly one bljcd, p-.:rlfler that
ean tx- solely used. It Is S. S. S., the most
powerful, tic most searching, the most
walmilatlvc blood r-a,(dy Luown toar, for
It tn net a mineral, bit a Timetable remedy.
The medlciual coai;Kaects of 8. S. S. are
relatively Just as e:-ca;ial to tveiibalanced
bealtn as ilio n:itr.uvc properties cf the
grains, meats, E-sara crd fats of foods.
Any local Irritating inuence la the blood Is
rejected by t-ie tissue cells and eliminated
by reason of the stimulating Influence of
6. 8. S.
You will noon realize its wenderful In
fluence by the absence of htadacbe, de
cided clearinir of the air tmemccK. a steadily
Unproved nual -condition, and a sense of
IxMllly reller tnat proves now conpletely
aturrh often Infests the entire system.
You will Ud ft. R H, on sale at all drug
stores. It Is a remarkable remedy fnr any
and all blood affections, sueli as er-erus,
rasb, lupus, tetter, psoriasis, bolls, and all
other diseased coujifioon of the blood. For
spc t:I . advice en tnv blood disease write
Jtwlleel lept.. Tie Jiwlft Specltle Co.. .132
Swift Hldir., Atlanta, tia. Carefully avoid
any and aU suhctltutes for B. 8. S. There
Is nothing Jut aa good." - '
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Snppu'erJ With
Thcdford's Blade-Draught,
McDuff, Va. "I suffered for several
years," says MVs. J. B. Whittaker, of
Uiis place, "with sick headache, and
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend fold me to try
Thedford's Black-Draucht, which I did,
and 1 found it to be the best ianiuy medi
cine for young and old.
I keen Black-Draucht on hand all the
time now, and when my children feel a
little bad, they ask me for a dose, and it
noes mem more gooa uiao any nieioune
they ever tried.
We never have a lone spell of sick
ness fn our family, since we commenced
using Black-Draught."
Thedford's Black-Draught is purely
irecetable. and has been touna to recu-
tate weak stomachs, aid digestion, re
lieve indigestion, colic, wina, nausea,
headache, sick stomach, and similai
symptoms.
It has been in constant use for more
than 70 years, and has benefited more
than a million people.
Your drupgist sells and recommends
Black-Draught.
Price only 25c. Oet a
Backage to-day.
N.C123
ALL WRONG
The Mistake fs Made by Many Kins-
ton Citizen.
Look for the cause of backache.
To he cured you mutt know the
cause.
If it's weak kidneys
You must set th( kidneys working
right.
A resident of this vicinity shows
you how.
R. A. Henderson, I jG George St.,
New Bern, N. C, Bays: "I suffered
from a dull pain across my loins
nd lameness in my hack. I also had
inbnnnnution of the Madder and the
passages of the kidney secretions
pained me. Doan's Kidney Pills re
moved the lameness mid pain and im
proved my condition in every way. 1
willingly confirm my former endorse
ment of Doun's Kidney Pills I have
been free from backache and kidney
complain since I took this remedy."
Price, 50c, at all dealers. Don't
17oun'N Kidnev Pills the same !h".t
Mr. Henderson had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. (adv)
LUNG DISEASE
I "AfterTour in our family had died
of consumption I wag taken with
but my life was saved and I gained
67 pounds tarougn usJagf
DR. KING'S
NEW
DISCOVERY
i Y. R. Patterson, Wellmgton, Ter.
P"?ICe BOe sirt tl 00 IT i t DRUGGISTS. I
'mililiiWTWiMlnsllBassaafagBi
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ltn ti vntt CMarr n xtm sertwo em cratirrj
Una ail iiUks iUkhuw put tosstner. and until lw aul
k years was uppund to b. lonir&ble. Fvt a crtat
It any yar doctam pmaousnd It -isual dwwse slid
xcscrilxd -tcti n-mrdwa. a&d t mwunrrjalint
to cure with fcical tratumtt, imouseed n lncunoia.
rauu lus proves CMarrS la be a fmtltutioaal
ror. as 1 tberelora nquires eoostlttitiooal snninwas
Hull's ( atATTto rmi manufaruind hy f. J. Cbraey
j, co Toledo. Onfav tas only it!tntlonal ture oa
die msi-ket. (t is tukea kitrrnjiiy to 4um tna ir
drops to a iRunxionf Jl. It arts 'Ktly oa th blood
Vid maeam malantc ot th. syslem, I her ofler oo
tundrrj doHars fur auy rasa U Jails to can. Scud
pe elrtulars sod temiKKWibOs. - . -
Adtri: '. I. CUiiXtY CO- Toledo. ObltV
'- ! tar nrttazaaa, if. - -. t'..i
. Xtf juU s-i'is 1st sui;jlii . -
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Kinston, - - - N. O.
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