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dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
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every objectionable quality and sub
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liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
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la the process of manufacturing tips
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other aromatic plants, by a method
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THE JOURNAL
.n Item, N. I'.. May 80 IHit'.l.
.4 HAY IN TIIK CITY
The I, mill's Aid Soriely of tUe ( hri-:
lail Cluiroli have postponed their io
cream festival until Wednesday nielli
June 7tli.
Itoyall'd Fruit Store on Broad slreei
was broken into Sunday night, and a jit
of candy, hoi of oigars anil fruit stolen
The thief effected an eulinnc e through
window.
W. K. Foy, a tobacco fanner who livi
between thin city and I'olloksville wa:
in the city, yesterday and reports hi
lohscco as looking line, and from three
to Hit Inches high.
Mary Isler was reported as the colored
woman In yesterday's Joi hnai.,
having received Mottley's stolen goods
It should have been Mary Ellison, in
itead of Mary Isler.
The colored woman, Mrs. (leorge Hed
dick i f James City, who was severely
burned several weeks ago from falling
In the lire, while in a til, died yesterday
from the burns received.
Superior court convened yesterday,
Judge Hoke, presiding. The esse of
Deppe vs Stimsou Lumber Co. judgment
was In favor of the plaintiff Court
will meet again this morning.
The A. C. L. lias been running a Jim
Crow csr on its train lietween here and
Wilmington for several days. As yet
the color line has not been enforced on
this car, but it goes into effect Thursday.
Deputy Marshal It. I!. Blackledge
passed through here yesterday from
Beaufort, with C. A. Clsussen, who is
to appear before the United Stales court
on charge of selliug spirituous liquors
without a license.
The lufsut Class of Mrs Carrie Cole
will give sn entertainment tonight, in
the Epworth League rooms, next to Cen
tenary church. Admission ten cents.
Hefreahments will lie served aud the
Orchestra will play during the evening.
At 10:45 a. in. yesterday, an alarm of
fire quickly brought the department to
Kills' shingle mill, where the lire was
found to be in a pile of bark. The tiie
was easily extinguished. The origin Is
supposed to be from sparks from the
mill.
The colored man Kobe rt Mosely, Jr ,
who was arrested for stealing goods
from E. II. Cox's grocery store, was ex
amlucd yesterday by llr Jones, and prs
nounced of unsound mind. Mosely was
put In jail and will be sent to the asy
lum at first opportunity.
The Electric Light Company has put
np Incandescent lights in front of St.
Paul's church and the parsenage neit to
the church. These lights were very
kindly contributed, and their presenta
tion Is highly appreciated by those re
ceiving the benefits from them.
Remember the New Bern Heel Team
Festival, tonight, at the Planters Ware
house. Let every one turn out and give
the Buttons a big success. New Hern
wants that Belt, so encourage the boys
who tret fight for It aeil August.
Help them with money and they will do
the rest. 80 go to the festival tonight.
Music by City Band.
Baaed CI las;.
Thecloelng exercises of Miss Leah
Jones' School wlU take place this week
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
mornings twtarae .W and it o'clock.
Tuesday'! ; eiamlnallone wilt be on
Arithmetic sad. Reading; Wednesday',
History and Physiology, and Thursday
Geography and Literature.
Parents and all interested persoai are
cordially Invited to attend.
.
Needs assistance tl may Vs beat to render
- it promptly, bit one should remember to
M evea the moat perfect remedies oaly
-whe seeded. The best and meet itmplo
Md fenUa remedy le taa 8 jr. pel fig,
auaifac lured J by tbo CaJuevala Tig
Byrap Co. . !; w-S J;tDin - :
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tsars' tat' 1M Km lfw M Www
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Mart Batla- Uwarf Tlato. S Mara baa
Craw da Maat aaanltas'.
The Journal received the following
dispatch yesterday from Lieut. Tom C.
Daniels, which explsins itself. It was
written on board the U. S. Auxiliary
Cruiser Prairie, which now hss the North
Carolina Naval Kexerves on a practice
cruise.
Point Looaoit, kin , May 25 (Via
Baltimore, kid , Wy 27 ) Arrived here
yesterday, rough weather, but pleasant
trip. Some of the crew seasick.
Sub calibre practice on the guns to
lay. Very tins target work has been
done by the boys.
There was a bost rsce today between
1 be Boys and the Itegulars.
All are having a tin time, only one lu
the brig for insubordination. To sea
sad northward toiuoi row for target work
with solid shot.
The crew are very much pleased w ith
the Reserves.
Our officers had to pull themselves
tshore for this communication, a pull of
live miles aud plenty of blisters to show
for it.
We are now anchored at the mouth of
lie Potomac river.
Ilargett s gun crew have done Hie l.et
of the shooting.
i'kkmin
.-,.Ik;i.h lio.iolph iK.IIv ot Winning
uu, I in the cr y.
Solicit. n Wuller K lsmeU
nrriv cd IfiM nicln
.1 Wi i.l.i
Mr I A fn-w ..f 1 1
Slcsfccng. r i in 1 ii.i i il
Ml iiinl Mir S .1 I,;u:
n f i (' :n i 1 . il v .'t': il l
Mrs 1.1 ial'Ci !i .ioncs
Wiiu.i
f
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iiM-i ii i n u in i.it ul K i ii -1 ; i
Messrs. U V IticbanUnn
and
i-lli
Wr-t of I lover, are in the citx.
VI r. Uaa. Taylor, postmaster at Bachc'or
N ('., was iu the city yesterday
Mr. Charles Iti.eiistein left yesterday
morning returning to New York.
Mr. W. A Smith, of Clay Hoot. Pill
ouuty, was iu the city yesterday.
Mr. H. L. Fennell, the "Horse Mllli-
ner
of Wilmington, is in the city.
Iredell Meares, Esq , of AViliniiijjton i
in the city, attending Superior court.
Dr. (1. S. An mure of Stonewall was
among the visitors to the city yesterday.
Mr. Sam W. Westbrooke, the genial
truck buyer, Is in the city on a business
visit.
Miss Maud
visiting Mist
Deleuiar of Oriental is
Ethel Willis, on Broad
street .
Mrs. It II. Baxter and Miss Nete
Baxter of St. uewall, were visiting In the
city yesterday.
Mr. Sidney liars came home Sunday
on the Neuse from New York, where he
has been attending school.
Messrs W. C. Willett, W. 11. Bray,
and J. K. Cromwell went to Norfolk
yesterday en s business trip.
Mr, snd Mrs. T. A. (Ireen left yester
terday morning to attend Greensboro
Female College commencement.
Cspt. A. E. Piltman left on the Neuse
last night for Baltimore snd New York
to purchase bicycles snd su ndries for the
Oaskins Cycle Co.
Coming Marriagaa.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Mr. William Gerney Womhle to
Miss Viola Provost, niece of Mr and
Mrs. I). S. Aman.
The ceremony is to take place at Palo
Alto, Onslow county, Tuesday after
noon, June 5lh.
The announcement is made of the mar
risge of Miss Msry Eli.abeth Davis, of
this city, to Mr. Samuel C. Clark, of
Camden N. J., In this city, Wednesday.
p m, June 7th.
A Spirited Sale.
The Receivers' Sals of property, con
sisting of New Bern lots and acreage in
the country, as advertised by Messrs
Wsdswortb snd Roberts, In the Journal,
took piece yesterdsy noon st the Court
house door.
The site formerly occupied by the
Stliuson Company's mill, was sold to C.
E Foy, and the house aud lot foot of
Queeii street was bought by S, L. Dill,
Jr.
Over the country property there wsa s
spirited bidding by a number of lumber-
wen, and good prices were realized.
To cure piles, sthikk at tiik moot
that's the way. DeWltt's Witch Hazel
Salve strikks at tiik nooT-lt removes
the cache, quickly snd permanently.
Don't squander lime and money In a
rain effort to remove the effects F S
Duffy Jk Co.
rlal Waak.
The Sunday schools of the city will,
many of them, have their annual picnics
this week.
Today the Christian church 8. 8. goes
up Treat river, on steamer Howard, to
Foy's mill.
Tomorrow, Centenary church Sunday
school, will go up Trent river on two
steamers.
The Presbyterian a 8. picnic will
lake place Thursday, June 1st and will
leave Mew Bern for Morehead City at
8:80 o'clock sharp from oorner of Neuse
and Hancock etreete. Price of ticket
$1.00, which does not Include dlnnea,
Ticket! can be purchased at stores of D.
r. Jarvls, 0. D. Brad bam, Davii' Phar
macy or from w;. P. M. Bryaa. J
."' J
. DeWltl'i Lluie larly Risers act as a
fanUloM pill ehonld, cleansing and re-
riving the lyetem instead of weaken-,
Ing Ik. They tarc mild and sure, imall
and pleaaant to lake, and entirely fro
from objectloaablf drnga. They assist
rather than compel, f g Duffy Qp. . I
v v. I
'. Warn fa Bayboro atop at the Lfptoa
Hon as for good aflcoauaodalUma.
a-BOm bata! ft
The i.Bc laves s ,
The lectuies opcaud at the Catholic
church on Sunday night by father
i'rke are rxcltiug much attention just
now. Large and Interacted audiences
assembled to hear the lecture on the
Bible Swaday night, aad that oi the con
fessional last night.
The lecture on the Bible was extreme
ly forcible and Interesting aud excited
much comment among those who heard
il.
The lecturer held that the reading of
the Bible was not and could not be the
means established by Christ to enable
each individual to know bis religion
with certainty, that for s number of years
the New Testament did not exist, thai
the vast majority of men for 1500 years
could not read and could not get Bible,
that today the most learned snd best
cannot agree as to the inspiration of the
Bible, nor the true books, nor the proper
translation, nor the true inspiration, that
God established a church to teach his re
ligion to decide all queslioui concerning
i he Bible, the true interpretslionof it snd
ihul our duty In life consists In finding
out which that church is and in follow
nig out its leaching.
i ue lecture on lue t onlessional was
iu stly explaualory and proved of Ui
highest intercut
The Question Box furnishes a variety
of MiiijectM which call forth much infor
mation and pleasant liiMiuclions. and
never fail lo interest. What is Ihediller
cuce between Catholic and Protestant
Hibles? nv don't Piiesisget mariied
What .lo I ! holies believe about the
change in the lament of the Last
supper do ' hey believe that a physical
tr.iiteiinl v iiHiiu'c Iski phtcc' These itrc
sauip!e7 of the Ufsi!on ail of win. h
seem In be misncied lucidly uud fully.
The inn ici ing Mibjecl of I "inn Ill's
lecture Mill he Purgatory, and those who
ivishlo kunw anal a large number ol
chiislians hoi of many souls of the ju-t
after dentil, . antind out by attending
the lecture. In what the belief of Pulsa
tory consists, why it is held, what are its
practical dim., the condition of souls
iu Purgatory, how prayer may alleviate
their sufferings These are the chief
points upon winch the lecture will
touch.
Till .11 M l U. l Ks.
I AMIS 1IO UK Jol 1INAI..
The June Ladies' Home Journal
reaches the lop notch of excellence in
both Its pictorial and literary features.
It opens with page drawing of Long
fellow's "Evangeline," anil gives agroup
of pictures showing some "Fetes of Col
lege Girls." An interesting description
is given, of "The Creole Girl of New
Orleairs," and "Housekeeping on an
Ocean Steamship" is graphically por
trayed "How a Y'oung Man Can Work
His Way Through College" has a prac
tical value for every poor boy ambitious
for higher education, and "Telling the
Character from Handwriting" is inter
esting and entertaining. Bishop, priest,
rabbi and minister com ribute to a sympo
slum on "What Is the Good of Going to
Church?" snd the Rev. Newell Dwight
Hillis, D. D., discusses "Pains Hint Pol
ish Perfection."
PRANK I.KSI.Ik'x.
Hon. John D. Long, Secretary of the
Navy, is the author ef a very notable
contribution to the forthcoming (June)
number of Frank Leslie's Popular
Monthly, now a giant among the ten
cent magazines. It is entitled "The
Building of the New Navy," and is
illustrated with nearly forty eliaboralo
pictures and official plans, showing types
of all the classes of Cm led Slates war
vessels, from the torpedo boats and de
stroyers to the most formidable ttrstclass
battleship, such as the new Maine, the
Kearsage and the Kentucky. In the
course of this elaborate and compreheu
sivs paper, Secretary Long reviews, iu a
most appreciative manner, the work of
his distinguished predecessors in office
Secrelsries Hunt, Chandler, Whitney
Tracy snd Herbert whose efficient and
patriotic energy in the building of the
new navy led up to the glorious results
consummated under the present adminis
t ration.
MC 1,1 HkS.
McClure's Magazine for June will give
the untold story of the negotiations be
tween Admiral Dewey and the Spanish
commanders that resulted in the final
surrender of Manila without snytbing
more then (he merest show of a tight on
the part of the Spanish land forces. The
story is told by Oscar King Davis, the
Manila correspondent of the New York
Sun, from the diary of M Kdouard An
dre, the Belgian consul who conducted
the negotiations.
Oallag Magaalaa Far Jwaa.
Outing for June Is the asxt beet thing
to sn actual holiday. Tbe freshness of
June foliage teems to pervade the leaves J
of this popular magazine, which also
carry many beautiful Illustrations. The
contents are: "Golf" (played with Iron
clubs), by Amateur Champion Flndlay 8.
Douglass; "Black Bass,'' by Percy Band
ford; "Where tbe Ouananlcbe le Wait
ing," by Ed. W. Sandys: "Canoeing,
from Snowline to Sea," by Geo. Hyde;
"Frogging in Milne Waters," by H. J.
Cralgj -The New Tachti of the Tear,"
y Cspt A. J. Keaealy; "Five Weeks
Awheel In France," by Norman Cross;
'Practical Camping Near Home,'' by T.
C, Yard; "The Last Jump," an la teres t
ing piece of fiction, by Carolina Shelley;
"Up to tbe Hllli In India," by P. E.
BtevcBsoa, and the vsaal editorials,
poemi and records.
'" . .
Yon get np In the morning tired, a
bed teste In the mouth and head ache.
Know whai'i the matter BlUottsnesst
Tate Dewltt'i Little Early Riser. They
regnlate the liver and ear constipation
pleasantly and promptly. Merer gripe,
f B Daffy ft Co.
' t ; en
Thn bast headache remedy le Calory
Headache Powders, made and Bold at
Davla' Preecrlptloa Pharmacy.
JOKES COUNTY'S CAPITAL
Mt rrvat Trawl Am4 Viciwrtj. Crwaa,
rraaU Aad MaalMf a.
Tbenton, May 27.
The exercises of the T rentes High
school commencemeDt will be held Tues
day and Wednesday, the Aih and "th of
June. The address will be delivered by twelve miles from kClntoc, Haturdsy
Rev. W. 8". Rone on the 7th. 'night about 11 o'clock. Hi iu shot
We are having quite cool weather for from ambush with a shot gun.
the season. Kites sie s necessity In our ' He was going from camp with Mr. T.
homes while last winter's overcoats are Q Castello, another employ of the log
pulled on and sprlug straw hats are left ling company. There was only one re
borns hanging on the racks, while cspa 1 port, but some thick the murderer fired
aud our old wluter hats are considered both barrels st tbe same lime as 23
very comfortable. buckshot aud S9 smaller shot were found
Mr. Henry McDaniel, our miller Is lu hit body by Dr. J. M. Parrolt, who
building a uew kitchen uiide the post mortem examination. His
The Trenton Drug Company is build- , left baud was shot to pieces badly, most
iug a new awning iu frmii of their place of the load entering his right thigh aad
of business. 'groins, serving su artery and causing
Crops are looking well, notwilhstand him to bleed to deslh.
ing it is so very cold, liar.lsns arc ex ' Mr. Tweedy was taken to the Bell Log
tremely tine. Several of our citizens are ' glng company's railroad as soon as pot
feasting on beans, leets are in the near sible aud brought to Kintlou on s log
future, while others are telling of their
hue vegetables. Doc t ox says he lu a
few days will have a t.uare meal of
squishe-
Can any one divine why the hsties
within two miles of Trenton won't bite,
while others who tish further from the
place can bring such large bunches of
tish in Can it lie that lisbt-ni en around
here have hooked and tislied over tins
pa. e mi much that the lislies mouths are
or may tie a little sorev
1 have received from the North Caro
lina Agik'ultuiKl Experiment Station
Bulletin No 102 of .Mai. h 22u.l
Being a. nun tiluls as lo the more prom-
cro(
Stale. 1 li in iea.! it will, pleasure and
desire ev. ry . wiici ol land and clops iu '
Jone-- eoiiuti lo procuic a postal card
and w ine to some ot the director lo send ;
Hi. ni i p The department will
cheerfully send n to all thai apply for
it free of charge, and n lo n you get it,;
yuu nl certitiuly lie pleased, for it ;
shows you how to improve your lands at
small cost and a much belter system of
niakiu.; crops than you are now pursu
lug. An ice company has been formed here
which hits erected au ice house and will
ship and keep ice here by the large quan
tity to supply the wants of Trenton and I
and all others that may favor them with
their orders.
Partners leport that the crops are gel
ting grassy ,
Died at Trenton on the '21th of May, ;
tho little ha by gir, daughter of Mr. and
Slr. YYiilimn Banks, uge " months. The
parents have the sympathy of the entire
community iu their sail bereavement.
The tow n ordinances have lieen re
vised and MisL.il up here admonishing
us not to violate them. The Mayor,
Commissioners and the l'olleemun, say
that they arc determined to eiecute
them.
We would like for some moneyed man
to start a cannery here to can the straw
berry and whortleberry crop, and truck
crops that are canned in other places.
Why is that some enterprising man of
New Kern don't start one there as it
would cause the irtickers to dispose of
all their surplus crops, help the laboring
class and not only help New licrn but
the whol? surrounding country
Trenton Is almost depopulated today,
nearly every one gone a tishing. Some
were inquiring of the tishernieu if they
were to go with tlieni could they spare
them a little bait. Our clever attorney.
T. 1). Warren, was anxious to join them
but wst too busy professionally to leave.
Your iteuii.ei spent two days last week
fishing and only caught one Utile robin
and the smallest kind of an eel, a little
larger than a shoe string, and he tied my
line up in Innumerable knots, sol sup
pose I bad better wait until the large
fish get to biting before I try my luck
again.
The ladies of Trenton, we learn, will
bsve a basket party tonight at the Court
house for the bene hi of the Methodist
parsonage
The sound of the carpenters saw and
hammer Is sounding in our village most
ly In repair work. Lumber is being
sawed to erect a new store house In
Trenton near the 1 1 a r re II bar, on Jones
street.
The Core Creek road has been uluiost
Impassable for the last four mouths
which has caused Trenton to lose a large
amount of trade. Cue creek carts and
wagons before the mail got so bad were
coming here daily biingiug produce, the
very kind that we needed aud would re
turn borne with many articles purchased
of our merchants in dry good and
giocerles. Will the people of Trenton
sit quietly down and let our village on
account of bad roads'
Our good citizen T. C. Whllaker has
been tuflering w ith chlllt for the last
few days. Not much sickness of any
kind around here now only few cases of
chills caused by the damp, cool weather.
J. B. 8.
"re Err is Human."
People like to talk about attractive
things Ic advertising. In a company
r cenlly the proverb above quoted, and
which appeared at the bead of a well
constructed series of advertisement i of
Hood's Sarsapirtlla, wai to much dis
cussed that we doubt If any one there
will ever forget the source whence it
came. Messrs Hood e?Co. are using
these proverb advertiaeineBla on a very
brosd scale, enu tbey are attracting dls
cusslon and favorable comment every
where. Soma nannh. lake naanv chances
to
save money,, a great maay timet at a-1
pcttsc of kiajth. Toor physician almi lo
able use of the soil and croo ot ihei"m",'" the program l.y WHICH Ulshop
pot all his kaowledge,, experience aad .pp,r before oar aald Hiiperlor
kill, late the preecrlptloa ba -rites aad Court to bo hold la tho county of Uraven
you may depond poa It that we wmjhConriHotBwma.oa tho
an .h.- 7.k i . a.. .... k. 1 Monday after tho lit Monday la March
all them with beat drugs money can bay, 1(JW 4 J
aadyoaukaao cbanceaofruimalblng'Mtm,crorir.maror otherwise plead to
just as good." Preecrlptloa fllllag la a the oomplchrt, wWW will he aled.ia Ike
peolaUywItbai-aotaald lcitieBd.'n" of bI. ooort, -wl It
u.lf vniu m-i,,!. the nrst three tlayi of acid lam. . ... ,.
yoa may bo aatarad of good raao u ir( Marf.h JHW
yonri are filled here, Dradbami Pbar- , t , W.M. VYATaOH. fHork. r
maoy. '.':"y"J ,C-':.,r .
i. m. TTrnovtcTttDnBat,
eni rnai Aakak Bear Ml Laajglag Cat
Caaaa- laqaaat Wsgaa Baaaaj Aaa
CaallaaaC til TwnSajr.
Mr. J. H. Tweedy, one of the foremea
ef the Bell Logging company, was mur
dered sear the company's camp, aboal
train. He died ten minutes afler 2
o'clock, just before reaching town.
The jury met Sunday meruing at 9
o'clock, but adjourned to 1 p m lo wall
until witnesses could be obtained.
in tne alteruoon live witnesses were
examined sod the jury adjourned about
5 o'clock until next Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock.
Mi. J Q. Jackson, county attorney,
was present and conducted the examina
tion. Kiuston Free Prets, XUtk.
Naws Krt.Mi Triully Collage.
Since tile invitations to coinuif uce-
1 nienl have heeu Lsued, a change lias lieeu
i w v
I 11 a ill
lhincHii will preach Tuesday at
instead of Mouday evening, as
announce. I. I lie Alumni Add less by
' Dr. K T White w ill be at 4 p m Tuesday
instead of 11 a in, as given ou the pro
' gram i ani. After the address, the Craven
: Memorial Hall will be formaly present, d
i to the Trustees by Iter. N. M. Jurney,
and excepted by Hon. James II. South
'gati1, President of the Hoard. At the
' conclusion of tlirte exercises the Alumni
Association will hold its annual meet
ing lu order lo provide for the entertain
ment of visitors lo Commencemunt, the
Hoard of Trade of Duruum has provided
a liureaii of I nformalioii at tbe Hook
t-lore of W. J Kamsey ii llro , where
visitors may obtain information in re
gard lo hotels, boarding houses and pri
vate residances where accommodations
may be secured at low rates.
Tbe local Alumni held a meeting and
and appointed Committees to look after
the affairs of the Alumni during the ap
proach ing Commencement.
Moudny night s Oymuasllc exhibition
will lie given in the Angler Oyinnasiuin.
Wednesday afternoon will lie the first
annual field meeting on the College
Athletic (lroun.lt. This and the Gym
nasium Kxliibllion will be held under
the auspices of the Athletic Association
and under the direction of the Gymnas
ium Director.
Some every helpful lady friends of the
College in Durham have recently inter
ested themselves in tilting up tbe Col
lege Parlor. The walls have Ix-en paint
ed and the celling lieaulifully decorated.
Handsome shades aud curtains have
been provided for the windows and new
carpet for the floor.
10W opera chairs have been placed in
the Craven Meuimlal Hall. There are a
hundred chairs for the stage, ami there
is apace in the aisles and vestibule for
some two or three hundred additional
chairs.
Dr. N. I. Crauford delivered the last of
the course of Faculty Lectures lor this
year on Saturday evening. The subject
was "Idealism."
Dr. J. S. Basset t returned yesterday
from a short vltit to the Wake Forest
Commencement.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hcndrcn of Wins
ton, with Mr. llendren s mother, arc on
a visit to Miss Mary llendren and Mr.
L. L llendren of tho College.
Hev. N. It. Richardson of the Wostcrn
North Carolina Conference, paid the
College a brief visit on Tuesday of
week.
Trinity Park, Durham, May
this
There Is a lime for all things. The
time lo lake DuWitt'a Little Kaily Kisers
Is w lieu you are sullrring from constipa
tion or oilier stomach or liver troubles.
K S Duffy 4 Co.
FlltJl FOR MAI.K!
I have a good farm of 14"i acies, for
-ale, clc up. Tcii ii il. si f.oni Stella,
Curlerel county, N. C. Will toll for
$1,1101) oath or $l,S0l o i m .
Ai'ilre MRS. M. A. HART,
Smituville, lcxii.
Notice !
Thomas F McCarthy, Adminis-
tretor of Mary D Dewey,
7.
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deceased,
vs.
Notice.
C II Wtrglm, George Tisdale,
Nathan Tlwlale, w B Uurlt I
and other. I
To Norman Ball and wife, William T
Hunt, II T Uurtt, Elmira Tiedale,
Annie Tisdsle, Henrietta McDonald
and husband, James McDonald, Ed
ward Tiedale, ion or William Tie
dale, and the other net re of William
Tiedale, deceased (If any), Take No
tice. v
That an action has been begun ia tbe
Superior Court of Craven county to ia
form and correct a certala deed executed
by Mary D Dewey decoaeed.to C II Wig
gins, aad too mortgage to secure the
purchase money for tho land, therein
oonveyed, eteouted by 0 II Wlgglna,
to said Mary D Daway; aad to foreclose
aaid Bsortgage.
Bald act to ii Instituted an a foresaid, by
To010" f McCarthy
Administrator of
"7 JiJ"!.V SSSTrT..
aooaaed. Yon and
' Soperior Court Cravea County. 4
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Lace Curtains. g
Some very dainty eflects in lace cur.
tains have just been received. The de
signs are new and nleasine and the
prices are very reasonable. $2.00, 2.50 J
and 3.00. g
Dainty Scrim Curtains with ruffled Q
border, $1.25. O
Shirt
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Large assortments
to select trom and the
faultless make up of
our waists have won
for us customers who
never before would
wear a ready made
garment.
They are priced so
tairly that it is econo
my to wear one.
At 69c, Fancy Per
cale Waists that look
well and have just the same style that
the higher priced ones have.
At 89c, Fancy Percale with two rows
of insertion let in. Some more elabo
rately tucked and trimmed are priced
at 98c and $1.35.
Colored Lawns.
Some new patterns of colored lawns
lust opened. They are black and navy
blue ground with either polka dot or
small neat figure. The quality oi tho
lawn is excellent and the price is 10c.
Coupons with
every cash purchase.
OCCOOOCCOOCCOO o oooooooo.
I THIS TIME WE
TIIK OI.I
The Karly Bird Catches the
Worm."
For those of our ctiKtoini'rs
SUITS carl v can timl siuh lirutilii-s in all i-tvlrs anil Uriel's from "
I0: to 40c iht yanl.
l tie tvt i m i m ih rout ami tin
Cotton liriiitls willt tlic Ituttons
i Tht'ii wt- ran nlmw tlic Drwcv Tii-H in Itlark anil Colors. l
-' I'rrrtian anil India Ijiwii witli Flcrcv licc in Val. and y
KciKiisMinre and wr have lovely Wliiti' and ri uin lianil Licrd tjy
and All Overs, for Silk Waints, Ac.
The I'.lack Silk IVinrew Iliitulle I'artwol in fi, l and 2(i
inch, cannot Ik- beaten for the money.
New designs in Belt and
All these ami very many other new things, not forgetting
White Kids inst in. Come and sii- for viiiiisi Iu-m
IHackburnj
THE CORRECT HAT FOR SPRING
STRAW HAT !
We have them at prices to salt buyers and in
latest styles'
FROM 25 CENTS TO $1.75. t
Children and Misses SLIPPERS
Will be sold cheap.
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White and Neglige Shirts, tor Men, large
sizes, 16, 16 1-2, 17. It
be sold very cheap.
Also have a full line
soiling at Reduced Prices.
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who iliil not Ihiv llii ir IMOl'K 1$!
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of sanir, niaki'-iiii liaiiil.-ninii'lv. l
Collar Clumps or a useful Pelt Pin.
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you want one, it will
of SHOES, which aro
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