6 fctrXu-v,
VOLUME XXII
KIW BIRN, CRiYIK COUNTY. N. I . FlillJAY. PI!II. 21. I!'J -suruM) SKl'TION.
KUMBIi 9.
THE STATE CiPiTil.
Tai oi Base Ball Gam s Mi
Goot
(ceipalsorr Varelaatlea mhi 1I
Teres Disease Seize Kalelfh,
Water Suits. NrgrotU
lar North. Iaiaortaat
Deelsloa.
Hai.ekiii, April 40 The attorney gen
eral decides Hint the Suit) treasurer (a
correct In holding that under, the new
revenue act a lax of $S U'lliioiti on WH
baseball gamea lo 'VlilctTiuj adrimSMT
fee is charg ' '
Com pill no ry vacillation lias com
menced bare. The negroes' have so
spread (lie small pox among tbeir racr
tnal nothing else, rcinniiifd to ho done
A uumlwr tif I lij) negroes, grossly iguor-
ant and suporsllllous, bad refused to be
vaccinated, bad hidden other negrtxs
who hatl small uo or ilrclaictl that the
disease was out htaM pox at all but
merely "Cuban Itch."
"The "divorce disease," has taken hold
here and there are iwentj-one divorce
suits ilocaelctt for heariug at the next
term of Slste Supe rior courl. Practically
all iiich suits in ibis Bl ate ate by the
iguoranl clusscs of eopl :
The Statu i lit-iiiinl says that the city
water hcic is uiiin all right. Kor over
two months Mtlphuric arid bail made It
iinilrioknliic There are xiveral suits
now on lor diiiiiaues to water pipes by
the ai i.l.
'I'll.' minimi "New ICra" Institute for
the negroes of N.irih Caioliua wsv
opened licit'. It if iclf'iiui:, under IUp
list auspices ami Ih lite lioMiit of n
"insl iiute" lor nci ois tiy I tut Hliilo pro
pie, tiling negro mis iioum Irs Mint reu
lar preachers. It continues Hitu ,lays.
Tlie Heubourd Air Line will makes
strike for Florida travel next autumn.
Mr. Heed, the mperlntendeiil of motive
power, Is now preparing pluut for tine
passenger trains for this new travel
Negroes are pouring out of Wilining
ton 'exodusleis,'' as tliey are termed.
While labor Is crowding lliein out and
they are going North at I he rale of from
bl) to ;tl 0 a day. Some are going to Balti
more, but most go further north, liusl
iicsm men in Wtliniiitftou do .ml employ
II nrgro if Ihqy can geU a while man to
do the work,
Two cases of smallpox have appeared
nl .Monroe uml lioili are traced to Kalelgh
A woman from this city who reccutly
hud the disease has lieen sent back here
from Monroe.
The twenty -liflli annual session of the
South Carolina Denial Association be
gins here May U, Dr. C. V. llanner, of
Mount Airy, presiding.
i'liu Supreme Court lias decided that
by the tonus of the will of E. T. Cluui
iuoiis the Moravian Church in Forsyth
county gels f lOO.UOO to build a church
and school and give each member of the
church an acre of laud.
( AN IH:U. WITH SITUATION.
No Instruction a tu Ivry' Caplureil
Men. No iriiMlit4N9 Kelt.
Manila, April ID Admiral Dewey has
been notified of the strange disappear
ance of Ideut. J.t (lllinore and four Icon
members ef tliocrew of. the United Stales
guulmat Yorklown.
On Saturday last the Yorklown an
chored olf Baler, on the east coast of the
Island of Luzon, and about two hun
dred miles from here, where there was a
Spanish garrison of about fifty men,
which had lioeu defending Itself against
several hundred Filipinos for months
past. x
Idem, (iilmoie, Kuaigii W II. Bland
ley and a boat's crew were sent up the
river from Hal. r I lay to communicate
with the Spaniards, the towu of Baler
being situated some distance inland.
Kuslgo SI ami lay, wh lauded al the
in on ill of the river, reports that be heart
three volleys, a bugle call sad cheers
from up the river, but that the automatic
guu, which waa pari of the equipment
of the boat, was not beard tiring.
Standby later paddled to the York
town in a canoo.
A search was made for tbe Yorktown's
boat and her crew, but no trace of them
was found and the Yorklown sailed lor
Hollo front which place her commander
cabled to Admiral Dewey bis theories
that tbe Filipinos bad captured or sunk
the boat or that tbe Spaniards bail res
cued the American parly.
A scouting paMy of American troop
today found an Insurgent skirmish line
mora than a mile long east of Maloloa.
sharp fuislllade followed, but ao losses
wen sustained.
Brhradler General Charles King, who
has been taken suddenly III snd who is
unable to continue In command of bli
brigade, baa been' rellufed of further
duty, ann uaa wen oruereu to return to
... .11. . .
lue uniieu otaiea un iuo urn iraunpii
sailing from bere for borne.
Tbe treAtot rtmiv k ivfi
loclpieut Coosuinptlon. VUUII
Owes at ooce uwfHl,,'-,.-'
rUi. Hxsnrnesa, Loss oi II V 1 11 II-
V. J.. tUnni-blila.r.rlma. m ' dr
AithmaaadCrotsp. Al m
amebic an pjtnownta.
Flftara Ma r flur Nary Held Cap By
ths Iasrgiita.
Washington, pifl 18 The Navy
Depart me n l baa glveu out the following
dispatch from Admiral Dewey:
"Manila, April 18th.
"Secretary of the Navy, Washington:
"Tbe Yorklown visited Baler, Luzsd,
east coast of Luzon, P. I., April 12th, of
the purpose of rescuing and bringing
away the Spanish forces consisting of
eighty soldiers, three officers aud Iwo
priests, which were surrounded by four
thousand Insurgeuls. Soma of ihu insur
gents armed with Mauser rifles by
natives, Lieutenant J. Gllmore, Idle
making ambushed, were fired upon
and captured. Fate unknown as Insur
gents refused to communicate afterward.
Tbe following are misting: The ottlctr
previously referred to, Chief Quarter-
etarfY VY. Walton, CxjHJ A.
wort, Uubneri Hate U i Uyfard, SeU
maketa Mate Vendgit, Seamen W. B.
Kydnwrs and C W Woodbury, Appren
ticesi) Wavenville, l W Peterson, Or
dinary Seamen F ilrisoles. O McDonuld,
Landsmen L T KdwnnU, F Anderson, J
Dlllou and (J A tlorriasey.
(Slgued) ''ii:wh "
The tlispa't h fiom Admiral Iletvey
caused much excitement In naval circles
as soon as Its contents liecome known.
It was received late iu the day and con
siderable delay was occasioned by the
blindness of some of the cypher words,
it was Impossible to completely decyplier
it, and the asletisks indicate the uuin
lelligiblc words.
The capture of the Yorktown's men
was discussed with much feeling iu naval
circles. This misfortune, was fell with
addeil keenness, as the navy has prilled
llaelf thus l;ir on iniuinnity from re
verses. The Admiral's tlUpulch of today
was the liisl Ltxifflcdgti ilio Department
had llial the , orklowii had gone ou this
special mission t relieve liie. Spauisli
gsrrison al It. tier.
I'h ii I iic capture should have heen cf
fettled wliilclliii American forces vveie
ii a mission f merry toward the Span
iards, rather lltun In the proscenium of
ajcauipsign, led to I he belief thai Spain
would have no further ground for ities
tlnniui I he rood failU w ilh which the
Americans were sevkiug to relievo the
conditions of the Spanish prioners.
All hough the dispatch gave no indi
cation that Lieutenant 1 limine ttml his
men had lost their lives, yel great anxi
ety was arwiiscd by the mystery stir
rettuding their faie while in the bauds
of an uncivilized enemy. This Is the first
capture of any Americans, military or
naval, that it is unknown how the
insurgents will treat our men.
If civilized methods were pursued, an
exchange could be titickly elfecled as
(Jeueral Otis has a large number of Fili
pino prisoners, but the Insurgents hnvr
been averse thus far to exchanging Span
ish prisoners, and this raises a question
as to what they will do with the York -towu
men. The purpose of otlicials here
is to spare no effort to secure the speedy
release of our men.
TO IDSK A I '. KAY
Take Laiatlve Bromo Qulnlue TaDlets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. 2."ic. The genuine bus L. li. Q.
ou each tablet
Tk Issue Is Hllver Says Teller.
Dbn vkii.CoI , April til. United States
Senaler Uenry M. Teller says that tbe
gtdd standard Democrats will uol be able
to control the Democratic convention,
and thai, as in lH90,lhey will support the
licpu'illcaii candidate, lie says that Ibe
Democratic convention will realHrm the
plat form of 189tJ, and that the parly
must and will be allied with the silver
Republican parly Snd the Populist patty
both of which must maintain their or
ganizations aud lend all their aid to win
a victory iu the gnat battle ef 1000.
' I cannot conceive of apolitical situa
tion that will Induce ie In favor a
union with the McKlnley republicans,"
said Senator Teller. "The republican
Hnanclal system is one fraught with
gieat danger lo the country aud one well
calculated lo n,ake the rich richer and
the poor poorer. The republican party
favors a large standing army lo time of
peace of not less 100,000 men, at an ex
pense of uot loss than 1135,000,000 to
$150,000,000 per annum. Ills its purpose
also te Increase this army in proportion
as the population of the country shall
Increase."
Pneumonia, la grippe, coughs, colds,
croup aud whoop cough ready yield to
One Minute Cough Cure. Use Ibis rem
edy Iu time aud save a doctor's bill or
Ibe undertaker's. F. S. Duffy.
TMK HPKCllt.ATITBAfAKIUCTS.
Today's quotations furnished by W
L, Ualbrailh, New York, Hepresenletl by
A. O. Newberry.
1 , Nnw Yoa. April 20.
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OIIIOAOO MAHKET8.
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M 71 M 74
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THB If A TAX KKSKRVKS.
They W1U 0i tDUuf 8ea Herviee awl
FnveUoe Urlll.
it la snnonnntl from the Adjutant
General's office that it has bean decided
that about a hundred of tbe Naval Re
serves will make the summer practice
cruise on tbe Prairie in May and tbe
rest will take tbeir cruise In July on tbe
Hornet.
Tbe U. 8. S. Prairie aud Hornet hav
ing been assigned to duty for the anuusl
drill and instruction of the uaval militia
organizations of the Atlantic ami Gulf
Slates, the Navy Department has decided
upon what is considered tne most feasi
ble plan forgiving each Slate having
such an organization an equal amount
of practical experience at sua
This plan ooolemplales having Ibe
Prairie oft Southport by or before May
3d, where she will pick np all the Stale
dlvlitious, those from Wiluiingkou and
other points, being vent to hor on board
the Hornet. The organization will re
main ou board the Prairie for a drill
period of eight days, at the end of which
time they will be dlsouibarkcd oil South
port. The State of North Carolina will U
expected to bear the expense of subsis
tence of Hie organization while on hoard
ship, aud lo see that they are supplied
with proper bedding aud au individual
mess outhl.
Hereafter the allotment of Ihe appro
prialion for arming and equipping the
naval militia will be based upon the iiiim
ler or properly uniformed petty ofllcers
and enlisted men of each Stale who
perforin this annual tour of duly
The men of the organization are to be
ready lo go ou board Ibe l'rairiu on the
morning of Aluy 2ind. One day will be
allowed in Jiorl for the organization,
Uerlliiug, mousing, stationing elc , of the
lew, al ih i ud of which lime the vessel
Is to go to sea aud remain seven days,
the first lout of which will be devoid to
instruction and man-of-war duties, with
pai titular lefereuce lo aiming drill and
sub calibre practice, the foilowiug two
days lo be devoted lo actual tsrget prac
lice.
The watch duties of the vessel will be
performed by the officers of the naval
inllitl, under Hie supervision of i lie
regular ofllcers stationed ou board, and
such watch otllcers will as far as practl
cable, beinstrucled Iu all that pertains
lo the handling, navigation aud lighting
of the vessel.
A I the cud of this tour of duly, the
commanding otlicer of the vessel will
make a detailed report to Navy Depart
ment, in which he will slate the qual
ifications of t lie ottlcers for the pasilions
they hold aud the fitness of Ibe petty
otllcers and eu listed men for naval
service at sea.
The ilinerary of the Hornet has not
yet been arranged, beyond the fact that
it will during the month of July give
certain of Ibe naval militia of the coast
States an opportunity for sea service and
practice drill.
I. litl of l.etterit
Remaining in the Post Office at New
Hern, Craven county, N. JV., April 17,
1SI19:
urn's lists.
A L II Alford, Arthur Armstrong, d I.
11 Mitchell Bryant.
D-A P Davis, Ueo K Dunlor.
1I-G A Hill, Wm Meury Hollon, 2.
J Matthew Johnson, (2) John John
son care of Clark, E W Jones, Nor
man Jones, T W Jones caro of Leu
Jones.
L J W Lee, Benjamin Lynch, 2.
M 0 F Marshall, 0 II Moye.
N Samuel Neils, J A Neal.
P Henry M Price.
It Llda Richardson, Frank Kobius
Madison Howe.
8 William R Slaton, Rev A Small,
Rev J B Smith.
T-W T Tarrant.
W-George White.
WOM ION'S i.ibt.
Elsie Barber, Namie Higgs, Flora A
Bryant.
C Palsy Clark.
1) Charity Dlion.
K Martha Edwards.
F Martha Foy, Katie Fulcber, Mary
B Fisher, care of L A Lawrence.
G Annie Green, Grlssellu Glllers,
Ella 0 rice.
II Jeannab Hargrave care of Judia
liarget, Lucy llenson. Miss Hill. C W
Ilalhrook, Gertrnde Uailaday care of D
A Halladay.
J Sarah Jenkins, Lucy Jordan, Mary
Johnson, Bettle Jones.
K Louise Kennedy, Leah Klniey.
R Halite Itawllnga, Annie Keebrook.
8 Emma Small, Lucy Blade, Eliza
Spruill, Maggie Squires, James D Smith
Mary J Smith.
T Susan Taylor.
W Fannie Whitfield, Jane White,
Leah Williams.
Persona calling for above loiters will
please say advertised and give date of
list.
Tbe regulations uow lequlre that one (1)
cent shall be collected ou tbo delivery
of each advertised letter.
8. W. HaaoocK, P. M.
A Mewnbto reaat.
Thomas Jefferson wm bora on Aprils,
1743, old style, or April 13, new style, or
any day In tbe year,- Modem Democratic
Jpv i;mvWak ;
Tb MlMWipw'l Tribune saye Ger
man firm bdrertlsei beer tablolde, ee of
which, tlroppod Into n' tlaas W water,
will tursi ' It Into ? b beer ae fmb as
iuit drawn," Mow let ail the grow bin
V. J-' L Vf . .... .
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
nl am
KVI1IKM K or THH1KT.
Buntue Men'N Caiivelitluii ut outherll
floea, N. C. Where Maner OnlyTalki
aud Is Wanted. Ourur Ruell.
The much advertised Business Men's
Convention was belt! at Southern Pines,
N. C. this week.
Speakers from Florida ,Ceorgi, Ala
bama, South Carolina and Tennessee,
and from sections of North Carolina had
been invited to read papers and make
addresses.
The 8eakcrs were given to under
stand lhat Southern Pines, the Yankee
City, had so much money olfering il for
investment that it could not use it all,
heuce II. e speakers were invited to
u:k up" their Bectloiisand at-cuie this
overflow of Yankee money.
Delegations of northern hankers and
capitalists had been invited, per pro
grain to attend, and hear the addresses,
and make investments.
Tuesday was given t the Industrial
agents of the Seaboaid Air Line, who
had a love feast in the pallor of the
Pincy Woods Inn, and told of how great
things were being done along the S. A.
L. Uagundi, all witli Yankee money. J
Wednesday liegau Hie business Men's
Convention. The speakers with great
manuscripts, and slaiiitics iu plenty
were ou band, prepared to take up the
overflow of Yaukee in iiiev.
But somehow the ndveiiised bankeis
and capitalists failed to uj qicar.
Instead, there crowded into the par
lors of the l'iuey Woods Inn t lie visitors
in Southern Pines and t lie guests of the
Inn.
These listeners were glad of the con
vention, for with the dark and chilly
weather prevailing there was nothing lo
o cupy their time, and Ihe addresses
were of some intere.il. I hen when they
got tired they could leave the parlors,
which they tlid not fail lo do, to the (lis
comfiture of t!ic speakers, many of whom
found themselves Hildresslng empty
chairs iu front and u few persons iu dis
tant corners.
The addresses were all good, and mer
ited Ihe attention ot investors, which
they did not have
The announcement lhat Governor
Russell would arrive Wednesday night,
and lhat il was hoped he would leceive
a hearty welcome, produced no enthusi
asm. The "enthusiasm" at the station, when
the Governor ai rived, resolved itself
into three cheers, given by a half a dozen
of the Governor's Savages, led by a white
man detailed for the purpose.
At the Inn, the Governor's paily, in
cluding .Major Davis and Hal Ayer, were
hardly noticed upon arrival, but a little
later several friends gathered about
them.
During the evening a number of inno
cent strangers were "steered tip" by
Hal Ayer and Introduced lo the. Gover
nor, which gave partial relief lo bis
isolation.
Thursday, was set apart for Governor's
Day, but it was noticed that everyone
who knew tin Governor and who possi
bly could, got away Wednesday night.
Pincy Woods inn, is a pleasant and
well kept hostelry, with rales at $.ri,e0
per day. Carriages from the trains carry
passengers at 25 cents each, same price
going back, or B0 cents for the mile
ride.
Between the several freezes of the
Spring, and the San Jose scale, t lie peach
crop at Southern Pines and vicinity, Las
been ruined, but there will be some
pears and berries raised.
A special feature of tho "Yankee
thrift" of this convention, as one dele
gate said, "was the absence of distinction
made between tbe speakers invite d and
the other guests.'' The delegate told that
being unable to buy a special rale
ticket as he had lo make a close 1 1 ai n
connection; he had the privilege of pay
ing full rates bolh ways, as well as other
expenses while at Southern Pines.
The convention from a S. A. L. Ma
gundl point of view will be published a
great success.
Net Cn Week Days.
No. I cannot agree with you. I am
sure lhat true religion is uot diminish
Well, you may lie right. Anything
used on Sundays only ought lo last a
long time.
Which.
An Ohio man in celebrating bis 80th
birthday aaid Be "never bad a cross word
with his wife," and everybody is puzzled
to know whether he was ever married
if she was deaf ami dumb, or If he Is
simply lying at that ripe old age.
By the Uaadfal.
She They tell me the Black baby has
her father' hair.
He Is that possible! I thought bis
wife got ell of It,
A O A Thing .
New York Is to have t cemetery for
birds, iios aud cats. This i a great
scheme for a ett (a tbe ground is worth
two ob the roof.
sowetra oo., ww t
K.'.l.iJ :i H i t KSv.llt.
K.eker lo.i uf II ..n.- Mi, l.- I r lowed
t'iou .Mr. II pLim ir Mr. Mit-rmuii. 1:1-r.-et
..n 1. -,- n:l ..i.
Nkw YouK, Aril 10 The ileralo's
Washington col respondent ms: "Speak
er Heed's early iclircmenl fiom Con
gress lo cuijiie ill business in New Yuik
will 1 ave an ini-oi t int bearing" ou ln
C iir.i of legislation and politics for tin
next few jeais. U not only opeds up
the question of th; Bpeakr-lii(i in the
Fifty sixth ( ou ress, uut it means lhat
th.; Ilou e of liepiesentatives in that
Congress will not lie dominated by one
man, for theie is no one in that body
s itlii ienily strong lo tep Into Mr. Reed's
plate ai dictator ai well as piesiding of
ficer .if l In' House
" W till Ml". Heed's succeietor will he i
a qiieiliou that cannot be ausw ered n.w
1 1 is one 1 hal will piohahly it-main un
answeied until the meeting of the Ke
ptihiii an i am us on iheeeof Ihe begin
ning of Ihe new Coiigiess, for no man
ou I lie Iii-iiihiican side occupies such a
oinman i.ng positiou as to justify a pre
liction licit In- will be chosen. Several
names have atnadv been uu nlioncd,
including those of liepiisentalives
I'aync and v heituan, of Ni w Yi ik; Dal
zell, of Pennsylvania: (Irostetior ol
Ohio, Hopkins ami Cannon, of Iiim is.
ind I leiiilci.iou and lie.diun., tif Iowa
Some of I; cm ran 1 e i limina'ed ut once
il is helievtd lltul the t onlct will id
timalely narrow down to n light lielwiin
Mr. Miciman, of New York, and Mi
Hopkins or lllinoi i. Mi. .-!iei man, il i
expected hcic, wi'l have the suppoit ol
Mr. lovd'- i i-wih.il lollowing er
lanrelv, while Mr Hopkins will receive
Ihe million of the men of the West
riicre will 1 some exceptions lo this
ulc. how ever, as one of I lie first men to
sugge-t Mr. S'lcruoiii for Speaker in the
event of the i el i re nun I of Mr. I.eed was
1 Wesiern man.
".Mr. Hopkins, who is regarded as h:w
ing lather a heller chance for election
lion any other candidate, is uot, strictly
speaking, an administration man. He
was one of those who were dissatisfied
Willi Ihe slowness Mill which the Prcsi
lent moved in the events which brought
about the war wiih Spain, and be part ici
puled in and was made chaiimanof tin
meetings of I he dissatisfied nc lubers ol
the II iiise. He fully appreciates the ne
cessily of harmony in parly action, how
ever, and his efforts on that occasion
were directed lo bringing about harmony
bet wet u Ihe 1'ieident and the House,
when another man in his position might
have widened Ihe breach."
NERVOUS
WOMEN
Do you itel like screaming' ju;t
before and during' the monthly sick
ness? Are you ejsily irritated? Do
you get the blues and wish some
times you were dead ?
If your answer is " Yes" to any
of these questions, you should lose
no time in taking'
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Notice I
Thomas F "McCarthy, Adminis-")
trutor of Mary II Hcwcy,
deceased. I
vs. ! Notice
C II Wifgina, Ocorce Tisd.ile, j
Nathan TiRdalc, W Hurl I
and inherit. I
To Norman Hall and wife, William T
Hunt, II T Hunt, Klimra Tiadale,
Annie Tisdale, Henrietta McDonald
and husband, James McDonald, Kd
ward Tisdale, son of William Tis
dale, and the other heirs of William
Tisdale, tleceased (if any), Take No
lice.
That an action has been begun in the
Suoerior Court of Craven county to e
form anu correct a certain aeea ext cutea
by Mary I) Dewey deceased.to C H Wig
gins, and the moitgage lo st-cuie the
purcliasi money ior tut- lanti, u.erein
conveyetl. ukecuieti ny u n wiekuib.
to said Mary l Dewey; an I lo foreclose
said morliinifc.
Halt! action Inmiiiilcd as aforesaid, by
Thomns V McCarthy Ad I'inbtraltrr of
Mary D Dewey, deceased. You and
each of tou. are therefore notified to be
and appear before our said Superior
Court to be held in the county of Craven
at tbe Court House therein, on the 13th
Monday after Ihe 1st Monday in March
1800. it belit the IVth day of May, and
answer or demur or otherwise plead to
the complaint, which will be tiled in tbe
olllct of the Clei k of said court, within
lb1 first thrre days of said term.
Tbia March 38i h, 18011
W. M. WATSON, Clerk.
Superior Court Craven Couuty. ,
DON'T DESPAIR!
An American Scientist's Great Work.
Consumption, Pneumonia, La
Bronchitis and AU Lung
Can be Positively and
Dr. Slocum's System of TreaUneat Has
A tree Course of Treaties tar Afl
.1 It" :h.ld': I1'." ?
SCHSE 7V THE SLOCVM LABORATORIES, NEW YORK CITY.
Tbe Doctor Dr monsfralintf to Medlcml
the V.ifue of tbe New Slocum System of Treatment tor the Pormaawat Cure
of l.uvfi Consumption, Catarrh and All Pulmonary and Waiting Dtmamaem.
Do yi u cough?
Do jinn lungs pain you?
Is yuur til at sore and inflamed?
Do ymi spil up phlegm?
Does your head ache?
Is your appetite bad?
Are your 'nngs delicate?
Are ) ou losing flesh?
Arc you pale and thin?
Do yon lat stamina?
TIicm- svin itoins are proof that you
have in your body tile seeds of the most
langerous malady that has ever devas
tated the earth consumption.
Consumption, the bane of those who
lave l. ecu drought up in tile otd-tasn-
iotied htliefs that this disease was hered
ilary. '.bat it was fatal, that none could
recover who wcic once nrnily claspeti in
its relentless grip.
Hut now known to be curable, made
bv the world stirring discoveries of
that man whose name has been given
to this new system of treatment.
Now known to be preventable and
curablt by following and practising his
hygienic teachings.
Ihe new system ot treatment will cure
you of onsumiition and til all diseases
which can be traced back to weak lungs
as a foundation.
It is not a drug system, but a system
of germ destruction and body building.
I!
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We tlchirc to say that we loive l..id in for tb FAI L AND
WINTKH TRADE one ef the largest and Best Asgorted Stocki
.f.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
t'i'O BE FOUND IN NEW BERNE,
Ami we respectfully ask for a larger Share of your patronage.
We liny in large quantities from first hands and pay no middle
11 t ti's profits and are therefore prepared to sell yon as low an any
01 0.
We have just completed a lot of nice STABLES and a lare
t hod to shelter yo'ir vehicles, which you"are welcome to ueo
FREE.
When you come to the city Don't Fail to examine our Stook
before buying your Groceries.
Respectfully,
McDanicl & Gaskill. GROCERS.
71 Hroiul N(rfcl, NEWBEUNE, Jf. C.
The Monarch
(ADiOLVTELT ttfekU
Its strength comes from Its purity. It Is all pur coffes.
freshly roasted, and Is sold only In ons-pound ssaled
packages. Each packago will males 40 cups. Th pack
age Is sealed at the Mills so that the aroma Is never
weakened. It has. a delicious flavor. Incomparable
strength. It Is a luxury within the reach of alU , - .
Itwtot ee Uen Citte Wwifi:$:-h.
nuvflr nruMnu nor
None i
If your Grocer
Grippe, Asthma, CMtonk,
and Bronchial Troubles
Permanently Cured.
Revowstienized OM-TisM Theiriss.
Staffer tar the Mar Aasdwf.
Men, Scientist, Sfstesmea mad Stmdemtm
Not guesswork, but science.
Not a step backward, but a stride out
of the old ruts.
Made possible only by Pasteur's,
Virchow's, Metchnikoff's and Slocum's
latest discoveries in bacteriology, hy
giene and therapeutics.
In plain English, a system of modern
scientific disease curing.
The System consists of Four Prep
arations which act simultaneously and
supplement each other's curative action. .
You are invited to test what this sys
tem will do for you, if you are sick, by :
writing (or a (ree treatment to the SIo-
cum Laboratories, New York City.
WRITE TO THE DGrCTOR.
Send your name and full express and
postoffice address to the Slocum Labor
atories, 98 Pine street, New York, and
mention this paper, and the Four Free
Preparations of medicine will be for
warded you.
The system is a positive cure for con
sumption, that most insidious disease,
and for all lung troubles and disorders
complicated by loss of flesh, Coughs,
Catarrh. Asthma, Bronchitis, etc.
Thin, pale, weak people become iat
and hearty by its use.
The test is to try it ) a LJ
T
of Strength is
wuiu fn duik, ' it,-'., , ,-
COFFEE.
Ganulaa without I Inn's haul. - '-T 5
nuln without Llon'e head.
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m4 Ills Maw ft ml Midr-aa tt
msjr tmt it l umc. Im aot mo
' a ftoliMtltntA.
Vimiijioh iPtrra ro., r-i'-'o, .