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amuarr that taora aboald ta a fwary. nuaaii r any obrr ral...l.
".kJl U) tba work. It U aaaauad t mat
asta io cod to tha l.ibtuua aronld j THE SWIFT 8tCtFIC CO . At'ae'a, 6a,
rTill ct tkaf (oaad that bettor pro- J .
rialoa had tMn mad for their com- NTATK M.WH.
fort tbaa low UU. At prraont ,hp ,u, . dreaamaker bo
Ttoy ttt tka Americana mployad In ',UPj . lady for refualnc to pay for
eicrlctl work o aithar to Colon or!, irrna wj,cq WM nij, for j,er B
reaama la aoarrh of rrreatloa. It sw York macerate "had to decide
hat be pa found that lalta to theaa whether the lady bad a fit or nof."
towoa har a dcmoralUlnj effect on ,n exchanite. We are repared
tho force, Tha Uflaor which la aold to belter that ahe had a duck fit
at the plaoe It aald to be of a hen ahe found that her new drest
posutiarljr bad and Bcry nature. The idldn't fit. Wilmington Star.
oommlaaloa, thorefora, would eitab-
" llah cantaona. at which only beer and I William Jenatnm Bryan lectured
waaavw wwwa "
tnoant they bellere thay can mlnlmlte
drenkennoaa and kaep the aaen era-1 just tnakoa that mention, and doea
ployed on tha canal from seeking inot nay whether or not It was an!
queatlonabla recreation la Colon and jeulony of President Roosevelt on ac
1'anama. i jcount of hit aervtces as peacemaker. 1
: It la the tesUmony of many army 'a doea say though that a lunatic
officers that the canteen kept the cn- taken to hear Bryan Jumped from
lifted men In the aervtce out of a his soat In the audience and loied
grent deal of mischief, Including ex-
cesalv drinking. Probably this In-
atitutloa, which our temperance
, frlenda denounce so vlgoroualy.
( would acfromplish aa good results In
. Panama aa It la alleged to hare done
In the army. But alnce the temper
ance people Jiellere that the Govern
ment should not engage In or counte
nance the sale of liquor to Its aerv
auts, the canal commissioners must
expect to meet bitter opposition. The
War Department la In charge of the
- canal work, although the President
'seems to .be the supreme authority
tn all That relatea to the canal.' Mr.
' Roosevelt's act,lon on the com ml s
, alon'a recommendation for .a canteen
system will be eagerly awaited. The
President, as a practical man, nnder
: stands ' the necessity for Improving
the conditions of life on the Isthmus.
If he believes that. can teens would
not Impair the efficiency of the work'
Ing force on the' Isthmus there is rea-
son to believe -that he would sanction
them. He is not a candidate for re -
nomination and therefore has noth-
Ing to tear for a decision in favor of
canteens. If he agrees with the
commission that canteens are goodito apprehend the lynchers, and we
tot Panama a revival of the aglta
; tton for the' sale of beer and wines
by army canteens Is probable at the
next session of Congress. Baltimore
Sun.
The, children can drink Pepsi-Cola,
old people can drink it. It is the
most delicious of soda fountain
drinks and the "best for your stom
ach.'. Every clerk and book keeper
- will find -work easy and nerves steady
if they will drink "Pepsi-Cola." 5c.
at all ' soda fountains. '
All for Him.
"Your financee seems to have a
will or her own."
, "Yes, and sometimes-1 half regret
that I'm the sole beneficiary' Phil
adelphia Press.
J ..
-: - ' . ' Enough to Kill. .
. "Of .course," said Dabster, only
write 'poetry to kill time, not to
,eelt " ,u .
"WU.V quietly replied Crltticfe-,
, handing : back -. the manuscript, "If,
Time; weren't next to Immortal , I'm
sure you'd' be successful. "Phila
delphia Press.
Midnight Flyers. --
"What oavreadlng, son?" queried
the old. farmer,. , . -
4'Book on ' aerial navigation," . re
plied the sonj- who will return to 'Col
lege In September. t
r "Gosh! , On airships?" v -
' Z "No; it tells bow mosquitoes fly."
Ulittl September 15th Re
. , duced Kates. , - '
; By request of many pres
ent t and prospective guests,
the ' season at .Vade"Mecum
' Springs' has been extended
until September 15th". This
is the vcry best season to
. ct benefits, from the mine
'al water. Rates reduced -
r """"
tKtwl ... tM,MH M M
1 m4 . a
g ft , I n i Mad lui mK
ttdiM for CKr EJm4 hue. Il
UnnUy ft4 urraiMtraUy rtmUuikl
f tr,,li- w,Md
lb( M krrr-r? .n4 Js.
4 b. U k.t rr4 Lb. cluut rrr
put cW lix tdy feM Wtt
by tta punfrikf . uwic tfti-rt.
S. aV. ft. tnaovn as rfrrt of lh
trtal-
limn ) i ra fr
I iaw mmm . a.
a. U w w rv.-r.vw
a brtrf t7. K. J lOl KD) tima. lot
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MJRU.Y VXttTABLt. B.8 R. toauuta
!. aparliclao
i Ull 1 HQ aTllIlVO Ul rrUVC I U IUUI" O
ana on latt Wcdneaday. The report;!
in a river." Cnrollna Muscot
It is estimated that by January 1st
next there will be S00 generals on
the retired list of the ' American
army, or, about one general for every
?0(Mnen 1ritba a Aa eraer-9
gency It might be possible to work
up the list of retired generals to a
number equalling one for every com
pany of privates In the army.
Greenville .Reflector.
We are sorry indeed that North
Carolina has had another lynching.
We had hoped that such things were
over with. There was -no excuse for
that one in New Bern whatever( It
was not for what lynchlngs are gen
erally for, but the negro was in for
robbery and struck and cut the lady
with an axe because she .discovered
him. Of course, the community can
get along better without the scoun-
jdrel, and if he had been killed as
soon as the thing happened there
1 would have been nothing said about
it; but he had been put lii jail-and
the law should have-been allowed to
go its course. An effort will, be maderl
hope they will be punished. Clark-
ton Express.
Our people, who patronize the con
certs by the children from the Ox
ford Orphan Asylum will spend an
evening 6f genuine1 pleasure and real
profit. It cannot fall to warm the
neart, broaden the sympathies, en
large the life to see and hear and
help these little ones,; -
Prom the Peace-'-Maker.
Rev. R. S. Stephenson has received
a card from the President thanking
him for a letter written Congratulat
ing him upon securing peace between
Russia and Japan. Mr. Stephenson's
letter closed wit hthe following quo
tation: "Blessed " are the peace
makers, for' they shall be called the
children of God." i
$100 Ileward, $100.
The readers , of -this paper will be
pleased to learn that pore is n't least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages,
and that Is CatffrTll. Hall's Catarrh
Cure ls41eC.HJ0?jRftU.ve. uro jiqw
known to the medical fraternity. Ca-,
. A. 1.. I i.i.. Zt Jl.x II
..... . . . .vj
requires a consuiuuonai treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is'iftken , iter-
naly, acting directly upon) the" blood"
and mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying .the .foundation
of the disease, and giving the patient
strength By building ip'the constitu
tion and assisting nature in doing
fVs workj - The proprietors have' so
much faith in its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred -Dollars for
any case that It fails to cure Send
for list of testimonials. Address: .
f F.'J, CHENN'EY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c. , , c
. Take Hall's Family Pills for con
stipation. '.,.'( -4JI-
or that
ETery d&y froa cow ca we will tLow Hew Mtrthin
dae Mertaxdii thxt it unctly cp'.oLate vsd iti
conUe. Tct to ncrrow
Black Taffeta. 98c.
30 inches wid, high lustre, imocth
fetA r special txlue. Per yard .
BoylanfePcarcc Company.
Turnip Seed
HARDWARE
PAINTS
Young Hardware
12 East Martin St.
Co.
The first division of the Full Term
begins Monday, September 4, 1005.
This Is the largest business school,
best equipped, strongest faculty and
is unrivalled in North Carolina un
surpassed in the South. '
Call, telephone or write, for cata
logue and offers. Address
KIJNti'H lJtSiniUiSS COL.lifA.Bj,
. : . . Italcigh, N. C.
Pullen building, Fayetteville St
Less than the one hundred
thousandth part of . a grain
of Organic Matter in one gal
lon of Mida "Water.
. In medicinal properties is
in a class to itself and with
out a rival. Try it. Let it
speak for itself. . ' , '
Full - supply at Tucker
Building ' Pharmacy x or
Henry' Tr ilicks-Gompany,
(incorporated) N A
PURITY
Tarleton Silk Plaids.
For Waists, Blouses and Trimmings, 20 mchei wide,
very hindscmc. Price, per yard $100
Rob Roy Silk Plaids.
The handsomett and best finished PLii: on the mar
ket, very chicjc 2nd the newest thm; out lor Waists.
Priced, per yard . . $1.33
NEW GOODS CONSTANTLY ARRIVING AND
YOUH INSPECTION SOLICITED.
i"i- apj..'.T.'vwni
eiuci
PORCH
.! , Tf .
4 lylany days arc still to come betore we abandon the Porch as
the living place. And while you ire enjoying the outdoor life
WHY NOT TRY ONE OF THE SOLID COMFORT SWING S
PUT
a y j.i.v.'iii:ii!i-n.i!niM.nji.nut.mjnin!iJa:J
' 1 EilibUKll V.U.' ' We do Gas tlpingi and Electric Wlr
Phones 228. 124 Fayetteville St Ing. No charge" for esUmacesl
NORTH CAROLINA
RED SPKIXGS, N. O.
Prepares for. College, West ' Point
climate. Excellent mineral sprtnga
..For catalogue aidress
4li
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SWINGS!
PUT
u p
Taking Things Easy While
Cooking on a
Gas Range
Meals on time, housekeeper
delighted, no dirt, no ashes,
no coal or wood o carry in,
no trouble. Everything con
venient. If you haven't a
GAS STOVE buy. one now.fi
SA11 tip-to-date housekeepers
ii - M
use inem. .
For Light the vWelsbach is
Best.
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MILITARY. ACADEMY
nd Naval Academy. Charming
Board and Tuition $200 per year."
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MHii!,i.'i!:i in a lit,.- alitt
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a t ut itiirjif aniai pat
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d or'h i V' l:ut of Tluituaa II
KM,,: . i. I f t--t to m thrnr
nor ! ti at 11 a ra I ! ! allh mid North
I.imiii urn i. feci to a Hake In
(.oirlli lion:id:ir lino of aald
ox! Julii's llIM'l, llifllrf l-stmi.rj-
lih i. :lil ollh iKiuniJary lln- of
said 'i t Jofi.- tt(i t, C3 foot to the
l'ln! of l,at:lnnirK
1" ti lo kald lotii or purrcla of
.and v til Mtnt tn- offcrpd M;.ar ato;
and t In n lOKi'llior
llils proji.-rty l finch loraicd fo
rrsidfiit imt poneh. In th heart of
iho H Karh parcel has a good
',!llin bonne on It. and thla sale
offers fine opportunities to i.hiwii...
deihlng to pnrrhase desirable homes
r pro;ert for rcntwl purposes In
the city.
This Is r part of the property of
i he lale Cornelia H King and Is sold
for partition.
j This 12th day of August, 1905.
It. N. SIMMS, Commissioner.
SALE OF LAND,
t'nder nnd by virtue of power in
a mortgage, which Is recorded in the
office of the register of deeds for
Wake county, in Book 194, page 134,
and by reason of the assignment of
the rald mortgage to me, I will sell
at the court house in the city of
Raleigh, to the highest bidder for
cash,:TtH VwSmotVVqos
' llZ
city of Raleigh, and being a part of
lot No. 5, lying and being on the
eastern side of a lot of land belong
ing to Mrs. Arle Etta Moore, and on
the south side of New Bern avenue,
adjonlng William T. Taylor on the
west, on the south by lot of Mrs.
iArie Etta Moore and on the east by
lot of William Parish, being twenty
.feet from east to west and one hun
dred and feet from north to
Isouth. IDA J. POOL,
August 9, 1905. Assignee.
! 10-17-24-3 1-8-05
NOTICE.
i North Carolina Wake County.
in the Superior Court.
John N. Harrell
vs.
Nannie L. Harrell nee King.
The defendant above named will
' take notice that an action entitled
las above has been commenced In the
Superior Court of Wake county for
(divorce and nullification of marriage,
land the said defendant will further
j take notice that she is required to
! a ppear at the next term of the Su
' perior Court of said county, to be held
Ion the third Monday alter tin- tiv?t
'Monday. in September, it being the
!2&th hiy of September. 1905, at the
'court house of said county in Raleigh,
' N. C and answer or demur to the
complaint in said action, or the plain
tiff will apply to the court for the
relief demanded In said complaint.
This 21st day of July, 1905.
W. M. RUSS.
Clerk of the Superior Court.
Argo & Shaffer, Attorneys.
oaw-6w
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
Having qualified as administratrix
of Willis P. Turner, deceased, late of
Wake county, N. C, this is to notify
all persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit them
U0 the undersigned on or before Au
Hl!nqt 1st. 19015. or this notice will hf
gust 1st, 1906, or this notice will be
plead in the bar of their recovery. .
All persons endebted to eald estate
will please make immediate payment.
MARY P. TURNER,
Administratrix.
This the 1st day of August, 1905. ... -Iw
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