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Section One Taesdar. Oct., 34, 1899
THE PURSUIT OF GENERAL JOE
WHEELER.
The steadfast loyalty of General Joe
Wheeler-to his couutry and Its interests,
causes him to be a target for such news
papers as the Baltimore Sun, which Is
anti government, and almost everything
else, except its own Interests.
The gallant Joe from the first day he
went into service has been the subject of
wkle spread remark, especially of an un
complimentry character on occasions
when the General stood by his country
General Wheeler's latest letter from
the Philippines to President McKinley,
provokes the Sun paper to a long edito
rial against "Fighting Joe," in which it
attempts to belittle the hero of two wars
iu order to make political capital for it
self. The Sun paper's malice against the
novernment is always of so violent a
type that it does not spare men or things
In order to make any point, being willing
to sacrifice characters iu order to be
suiicli national affairs.
The Sun is not a mere political op
ponent of the McKinley Administration
Its against the government, and both
sailor and soldier is alike condemned in
the attempt to prove the Sun paper's
position.
But General Wheeler is not going to
suffer at the hands of a grateful and
patriotic people, even with ten thousand
Sun papers maligning him.
OUT-POINTED-OUT-SAILED-OUT-
CONSTRUCTIONED.
The great InterDallenal yacht race Is
endeil and America rules the wave.
Never in the history of the fifty years,
since the America won the cup, was
victory more clean, decisive and over
whelming than that which has juBt fin
ished. The English yacht has had every kind
of weather from calm to almost tempest.
The English yacht has had the advice
and assistance of American skippers to
point out her deficiencies snd correct her
sailing mistakes, this in addition to the
best of English skippers and yacht crew.
The English yacht has been given the
fairest of fair play, with the United
States gevernmenl as.track clearer.
The English yacht has bad the fullest
sympathy and moral support of the New
York Anglo Manias.
The English yacht had the fall news
paper support of the New York Yellows
under the lead of the Journal, with Its
corps of naval experts who found nothing
good In the American yacht.
And yet with all these the Englith
Shamrock was outpointed, out-sailed
and out-constructiosed by the American
yacht builder, snd the American Cspt
Barr with his American crew.
In nothing has the Englishman wo.i.
In this last yachting centest, the pre
eminent race of all the contests sailed.
The English sportsmen hsve been
given an exhibition of all around Ameri
canism which causes them to admire, in
spite of suffering an overwhelming de
feat. And truly It Is a rlctory which most
cause every American to feel glad thai
he or aha Is an American.
Long Hail Colombia I
ANOTHER CASE OF QUITTING?
It to of local report, that Maw Bern
can oiganlzs anything la the social, bus
iness, loortlae; or religious lint, bat
cannot keep any organisation going.
01 conn sack an Inalnnation of this
kind oosld only coast from " fellow of
tba baser 0." and oast he with oat aay
arloae basis.
v But while this local report maybe
Minor sweeping In lU aalora, there art
seme reel (facts to Jesttfy this looal rep-
tatlo of belaf food oa rgaaldag
hut nothing on keeping ap. fj
' ; A apodal lastaaojef into is see la tba
Chamber of Cooimerea argesUatlea,
which .after pleektlf ergaatslag and
ufuuuf tuiuugu a mug, uiwan, auu
tt Bur, teem o b.v. -qtjlf jut wh-a
Its work should really be commencing,
and wheat the necessity for lis eiialence
and work were all important.
If there had been any special reason
or excuse for this seeming disappea1
anceof the Chamber uf Couimeiee, lL re
would be les need af ihe qiier , " in e
Is the Chamber of I ouime.i -e ' '
Bat no reaaon has tieeu et lorih, no
publication made, no public outcry
given, hence the need of tmne scanh
being made for this organization t" dis
cover if it ha ceased to live, or like
report uiihl intimate, that H wa alive
but was not conscious uf it.
Seriously, this sudden cessation uf the
Chamber of Coinine re in Us meetings i
and proposed ope. a'.ious, I a matter ot
deep concern aud importance 1" ew
Bern's business interests.
The progress and development going
n every where elite iu the S.iuili. mn d j
be found here, not however lhat New ,
Bern is dead, but it is dead compared to j
what ought to be doing in the way of I
secu.lng new trade and greater nidus
trial activity aud development.
There is never a convenient season to
stop in a town's progress, and at this time
especially It is not the occasion fi r l he
Chamber of Commerce to ' nu i t."
HOW ARE THE MIGHTY FALLEN !
Editor Caldwell, of the Charlotte Ob
server, who has just finished seeinir Eu
rope, confesses in a moment of menial
aberration that lie has beeu in Lon.banl
street, London, ami we suppose it fol
lows that he returns to America "bound
hand and foot to the Kothcliilds." We
always suspected that the ablo gentle
man had relations Willi the money devil.
Norfolk Landmark.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy tliu sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when enleiing it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on pre
scriptions from reputable physicians, us
the damage they will do is ten fold to
the good you can possibly derive lmin
them. Hall's Calarrh Cure, manufac
tured by F. .1. Cheney A Co .Toledo, ,
conlairs no mercury, and is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
aid mucous surfaces of llie system. In
buying Hall's Calarih Cure In sure you
get the genuine. It is laken internally,
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by K. j.
Cheney it (.'. Testimonials tree.
Sold hy llrurgists, price 7-ic. per bot
tle.
Hall's Family Tills are the best.
V Is.. ll her Wj s.
A man wilh lots of money can go In
sculptor and gel busted.
You assume no risk when you buy
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Mar
rhoea Remedy. F. S. Dully A: Co., will
refund your money if you are no satis
fied after using it. It is everywhere ad
milted to be the moat successful remedy
in use for bowel complaints and the only
one that never fails It is pleasant, sale
aud reliable.
CoHts Money.
Willicus "If marriage is a failure, why
are there not more divorces and fewer
marriages ?"
Cynlcus "A marriage license only
costs 50 cents."
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Regelates the Liver, Stomach, Bowels
and Kidneys.
Fr biliousness, constipation and ma
laria.
For Indigestion, sick and nervous
headache.
For sleeplessness, nervousness and
heart failure.
For fever, chills, debility and kidney
diseases, take Lemon Elixir
Ladies, for natural and thorough or
ganlc regulation, lake Lemon Kli vir.
(Oc and $1 bottles at druggists.
Prepared only by Dr. II. Mo.ley, At
lanta, Ua.
A Prominent minister Writes.
After ten years of great suffering from
indigestion, wilh great nervous prostra
lion, biliousness, disordered kidneys and
constipation, I have been cured by Dr.
Mozley's Lemon Kliiir, and am now a
well man. Rkv. ('. V. Davis,
Eld. M. E. Church South, No. 2H Tatnall
St., Atlanta, Ua.
2. Prominent Memphian Writes.
Dr. H Mozi.ky, Atlanta: Having
been a great sufferer for three years
from Indigestion, and been treated by
many physicians, who failed to give me
any relief. Continuing to grow worse
my brother sdvlsed me to try Dr. Moz
ley's Lemon Elixir, which remedy he bad
used for several years. I commenced its
use, and must say your I-emon Filler Is
the greateat medicine on earth. I have
never suffered s day since I commenced
using Lemon Ellilr.
H. L. Rocco,
20t Hernando St., Memphis, Tenn.
A Card.
This is to certify that I nsed Dr. Moz
ley's Lemon Elixir for neuralgia of the
head and eyes with the most marked
benefit to my general health. I would
gladly have paid $.100 for the relief It
has given me at a cost of two or three
dolls, s. II. A. Br all,
Clerk Superior Court Randolph Co., Qa.
Hello I
Lady I wish to get a bat for my hat
band.
Hatter What kind, ma'amT
Lady A telephone' bat, If you please.
Hatter I never heard of a 'telephone'
hat.
Lady Ob, yen! They ara tba kind yon
can talk th rough.
"Why wan 16,000 BOTTLES OF BOB
lOTS TASTELESS Kc CHILL TONIO
sold th first year of lta birth, weri
Beoaoaelt U the BX8T AT ANT PRICE,
sTanran toed to aura, mooey refunded If It
mJla. pleasant to aaha. Isa no ImttU. Ik
a stllil anil gllSISIllael III . ' -
J 0 D BllADfJAM, Wbolenato and Retail
"Great Haste is Not
Always Good Speed."
&Aany people trust to luck
to pull them through, and are
often disappointed. Do not
dilly-dally in matters of
health. With it you can
accomplish miracles. With
out it you are "no good. "
Keep the liver, kidneys, bowels and
blood healthy by the use of Hood's 8ar
sapurilla, the faultless blood purifier.
Dyspepsia-"' know a positive relict
tor dj apepaia and that Is Hood's Sarsapa
rilla. It cured me. My neuraiiria also
stopped." W. B. Haldwih, 1H4 Oak Street,
Kiiighamton, New York.
Tired Feeling - " My appetite was
capru lolls, my liver disordered and I was
tirvd. Hood's Sarsaparilla relieved it all.
It cured a friend of mine of female weak
ness." Mas.Jni.BiK A Meabns, Clayton, Del.
3 foodS SaUapallflg
Hood. rilUrur liver 111 ; th oon-trrluting and
only -ihriic iu uke with Hood', ariapartiu:
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Cliealcrfleld's Wit.
I.urd Chesterfield was never at a loss
for polhc retort. Once he proposed a
pc-rsuu ns proper to till a place of great
trust, but which the king himself was
determined should lie filled by another.
The council, however, resolved not to
iodide- the king, for fear of a danger
ous precedent, and It was Lord Ches
tcriicld's business to present the grant
of office for the king's signature. Not
to Incense Ills majesty by asking him
nbiupily, he, with accents of great hu
mility, hogged to know with whoso
mime bis nmjesty would bo pleased to
have tin' blanks tilled up.
"Willi the devil's!" replied the king
In n priroxysin of rage.
"And shall the instrument," said the
enrl coolly, 'run as usual, 'Our trusty
ai.d well beloved cousin and coun
selor:' " At this repnrtee the king
Implied nnd with great good humor
slcoi d I lie jrrant.
Loudon Word Dstcheri.
Time Is rcnilred by nu American ear
to ncriistoin Itself to Kngllsh "as sis'
is spoke" in London. The cockney who
li.nl no ditlic ulty of corrupting the Nor
man French, making Route de Roy
'Rotten row" and Marie le Ron "Mil
rylcbouo" and Rcnuchamp, who was
one of the principal lieutenants of the
CoC'ind'or nnd wns rewnrded with tho
binds :it Warwick, Into "Beechain"
would readily call High Ilolborne
"Ighobon" and LudgRte Hill "I.u
gtit'lll." Indeed the Kngllsh of the cab
nnd bus driver, bright as they are Iu
their own employments. Is not rendlly
understood One lias to ask a bus con
ductor more than ouce as to the Identi
ty of the place to which he Is hound,
for in calling out the nnmes there Isn't
the faintest resemblance to what he
considers (be proper pronunciation.
The Way Ont.
"So you refuse to give me the mon
ey?" said the prodigal son.
"Not another cent do you get," re
plied the stern parent.
"Then here goes," said tho youth ns
he seized a silver mounted pistol from
his father's desk.
"I'nliiipp.Y buy!'' cried the old man,
"would you take your life'.'"
"No." replied the son, "I'm going to
loan this to my 'uncle.' "Chicago
New s.
I'p to tlie rw Standard.
"I understood you are looking for n
servant.'' said the girl.
"(lb. dear, no." answered the lady of
the house. "When I was first married
I was foolish enough to occasionally
look for n servant, but I got over thnt.
I'm looking for a genernl supervisor of
the household now." Chicago Post.
Safely Stowed Away.
Mamma Willie, did you eat
that
jam?
Willie Why, mamma, I heard the
rats In the closet, an I Jest thought I'd
move It out of their reach. Philadel
phia American,
"A great many people," says the
Manayunk philosopher, "must believe
there's luck In odd numbers Judging
by the way they look out for No. I.
Philadelphia Record.
JSThy experiment on yourself wilh
remedies of doubtful utility when you
cm get Chamberlain's Cough Remedy'
which has stood the test of time? Twen
ty five years' sale and use havs proven
that remedy to be a prompt and certain
cure for colds. It will cure a cold In a
day If taken as soon as the cold has been
contracted and before it has settled in
the system. Bold by F. 8. Duffy Co.
He Kept ills Word.
Snooks What a mean practical joker
Smiles Is! lie told me If I came out In
Dalsybloom he would have a horseless
carriage at the station for me.
Tools Well, did he?
Snooks Yea; a perambulator!
Joseph Btockford, Hodgdon, Me ,
healed a sore running for seventeen years
and cured his piles of long standing by
using DeWllt'i Witch Hazel Salve. Il
cures all skin diseases. F S Duffy.
Not an Hautl Dollar .
"Did you ever earn an bontst dollar
'a your life?'
"Never,'' answered Meaude lug Mike
'Once I worked two hoars far a dollar,
bet when I got It I found It bad a plug
In I'., .Ight over de head of da American
eagle. Dat's what embittered ma life."
Taring tha winter of 1897 Mr. James
Reed, one of the leading citizens and
merchants of Clay, Clay Co, W. Va,
truck his leg tgalnst a caka of Ice in
such a manner at to braise It severely.
It became very much swollen and pained
him so badly tbat he could not walk
without tba aid of cratches, tie was
treated by pbyskani, also nsed sevsral
kinds of liniment and two and a half
gallons of whisky In bathing It, bat
nothing gave any relief tjnlll ha began
oslng Chamberlain! Pain Balm, This
brought almost a oompleu can la a
week's tlma and ha belie tbat bad ha
not nsed this remedy hi leg would bar
bad to b amputated. Pain Balm to nn-
aqaaled for sprains, bruises and rheums-
1 tUm. , For al by V, 8, Doff A Co, .
C0n.IJM.EII..
Their Convention Fails to Afree as
to Crop Reduction.
lad astri a 1 Weals' Addrrn, State
Xaaeam Attracts. Successor to
Warden Kumcll Chosen. Cob
federate Veterans Pleased.
Tobacco Wrowers Meet.
RaLh.ii l SO The No-th Caro
lina cotton L-rowere convention met and
elected WK am A. Graham, of Lincoln
county, president. The committee is
drafting r. - 1 iiions regarding the grow
ing and sale of cotton. It will publish
these and send them to all the cotton
growing Slates Delegates were appoint
ed to the Atlanta convention next week.
The convention has convinced any
listener, if indeed any conviction were
needed, thsl the farmers can never be
induced to p ill solidly together. It also
showed lha ibe securing of a general re
duction of acreage iu any crop is an im
possibility. There w 1 some squinting towards
Farmers' Alliance methods, hut at this
not a few demurred. One speaker said
if he had the Alliance where it was in
1890 he would fix things. Hut as North
Carolina produces only one twentieth
of the cotton crop is hard to bee what
one State could do.
The greale9t of all the freaks, Millie
Christine, the two headed negresa, a
North Carolina production, is on view
here this week .
The dress of an 8 year-old girl caught
tire yesterday at the fair grounds
from sparks from a toy engine. Her
life was saved hy the presence of mind
of a geulleinaa who threw her down and
tore olT her clothing.
The "vigilance committee" bagged
four fakirs who had opened a swinging
game and took them before a magistrate.
1'pon their pledge to gel out of this part
of the world as quickly as possible they
were released. The warrants against
them we:c sworn out by J. W. llailey,
editor of The Biblical Recorder.
1 he penitentiary directors express
disapproval of farming on shares; as
lone al 1 he Tillcry farm, and ordered il
sub-reuted. Tuey decided to abandon
the C;istle Hayne farm aud the rice
farms ne:ir Wilmington because of ma
laria. The board ousted Covernor litis
sell's brother as warden aud elected 1.
W. (ireen, of Frauklyn. Il also elected
as farm sin ervisors; J. W. Wall, of the
Ans. .11 farm; W. C. Abernethy and J. L.
Ulieni, of ihe Caledonia faim, and J. 15
Chiisiiiin, ol the Tillery farm, all these
being democrats.
'1 he Confederate veterans aie greatly
pleased at the meeting of their State as
sociation and the large attendance. The
address of the grand commander, Julian
S Carr, was well icceived. His re elec
tion was a deserved compliment. An
unsettled question is as to a great re
union of the veterans next year; whether
it shall be laid heie during the fair or at
son. e point during ihe summer. The
best encampment ihe veterans haveiver
held in this Mute was Ihtl 111 1SI11, at
Wrightsvillc.
The attendance al Ihe theatre here
this week has broken all ihe records
Manager Hivcr- .-ays.
The tobacco growers met yesterday
morning. They are very bitter against
the American Tobacco Company, and
their bitternc-s is loo great for words.
They charge up in it U12 low prices and
the general b piession in the market and
say that tbe Legislature can crush il if
il will oaly do so.
M. V. Hic: :nds, industrial agent of
the Southern Railway, made a capital
addresB to the Stale board of agriculture
by request. He said that this Slate was
ahead of many others in tbe mailer of
literature rc-atiling its advantages to
settlers and thai the board of agriculture
Is doing a great w ork. The board ap
propriated li.soo 10 carry on the Immi
gration work. This marks a new de
parture. Il is tlie first appropriation of
tbat kind. Now if there is some bust
ling and hard work done good people
can be b. ought in here.
The Slav Museum continues to be the
star attraction here. It is better than
the best fair ever held. It is the finest
object lesson auy State affords. The
people fully appreciate It.
Tb'rteen convicts arrived today from
Halifax county, the biggest batch re
ceived in a long while.
The State Agricultural Society, to an
nual session hero, elected Charles Mc
Nsmec, of Asheville, manager of Van
derbilt's properliei In North Carolina,
president, Joseph E. Pogue, of Raleigh,
was .e-elected secretary.
Tbe vote by which the penitentiary
directorste exonoraled Lewis Summerell
of the charge of cruelty to convicts was
11 to 5 The action of the dlrecton re
garding tbe matter of friction between
them and Superintendent W. II. Day Is
to Ibe effect lhat there Is no pe.sonal
friction; only business friction. The
latter has existed from the very begin
ning. Mr. Jen. Oroan, of Franklin cocnly,
succeeds Mr. Thomas B. Russell as war
den of the penitentiary. He Is now here
learning the rope. Warden Russell to
e-lre-nely popular among tbe newspaper
men.
It li reasonably certain that after De
oember 81 tba Btal will keep convloti
on only lb farms it has bought; the
Caledonia and th. Anion. This means
tba abandonment of At fatma. It to the
beat policy. .
WoTcmcnU of Dewey.
Washikotob, Oct tO Admiral Dowry
wtf go to Atlanta early oast woek, to
partlolpata la lha praaentaUoa of
word to Lieut. Brumby, aad bt hat to
wpted aa Invitation to bo tba fuest of
tba city Ol Pblladetphlt on tho list last.
After tbat his time will be lakes ap by
lha PtilllnntnA f Inn mtalinn . tit tthlrh tvaV
Mi a member. :-: , ',
UPTON CONGRATULATES.
The American Yacht. Columbia's Great
Rsn la Deciding Race.
Special to Journal:
New Yohk, Oct. 80. -Today's race
for the Cup was a magnificent one, ibe
Columbia fairly moiling away from Ihe
Shamrock In the stiff wind which was
supposed to favor Ihe latter yarhi.
After the race. Sir Thoiimi Lipion,
oeoer of tbe Shamrock dressed his
team yacht, the Erin, in American
colors, and sent hearty congratulations
to the victorious Columbia
1 he otnclal lime is as follows.-
Start Shamrock, 11 00 H4 Columbia,
11-01
Turning Stake boat Columbia, 13 11).
Shamrock 18 19-17.
Finish Columbia, 2-40, Shamrock, 2-
45-1 7.
Elapsed lime Shamrock, 3 38-2A;
Columbia S 34-43.
Corrected lime Columbia, S .S8-09
Shamrock, 3 44-43, Columbia winning in
6 miDUtes 34 seconds.
FIERCE WAR WAGING.
Reported
1S00 Boers Blown Up By
England Exerting All
Mlue
Her Strength.
The most Important news relating to
the Boer war comes from Mafeking by
roundabout channels. According to re
ports, Colonel Haden-l owell, Urltisli
commander at Mafeking, made a feint
outside the town and to pretend to re
treat. He thus, the reports say, drew the
Boers over lyddite mines, which were
exploded, killing 1,500 of them.
Frequent fighting in the ncighhrohood
of Kimbcrley, Cape Colony, continues to
be reported. According to stories from
English sources, the Boers have been
using while Hags as decoys.
It is reported lhat Vryburg, an im
portant town in Beckuanaland, has sur
rendered to the Boers. The residents fled
in panic.
The burghers continue to advance by
way of Tintwa l'ass into Nalal and have
occupied Acton Homes, 1G miles uorth
of Ladysmith, the headquarters of Hen.
Sir Oeorge Stewart While, British com
mander in Natal. They have also ad
vanced nearer Hester's Station, not far
from Actou Homes. British troops re
sisted the advance and the Boers at
tacked them Willi cannon.
A Cape Town dispatch says llio Boers
are boasting that they will hold fancy
dress balls and masquerade In British
uniforms in Cape Town and llurban by
the end of October.
The lirat ships of the great British
transport Heel lhat is to sail from South
ampton for Africa carries 8,000 men.
When all the British troops are ou the
scene, it Is proposed to legiu a campaign
aloug the railroad from Cape Town
straight through Ihe Orange Kiee Slate
to i'rctoila.
Exciting scenes in the British Parlia
ment marked a speech by Secrelarv
Chamberlain defending the British policy
towaid the Transvaal.
PRESIDENT FLATFOOTED.
Having: "Felt the Public Pulse" be Is an
Expansionist First and
Last.
Washington, October 20. The Presi
dent's return from his western trip.
which was correctly designated as a pub
lic pulse feeling expedition, was signal
ized by the semi-official announcement
that be had fully determined to throw
down the gauntlet to the anti-expansion
ists by coming out flat and strong for
the permanent retention of the Philip
pines, In his annual message to Con
gress, mere is not tue Biiguiesi uouoi
that this Is one of tbe results of the
President's feeling of the public pulse.
While bis talk had indicated bis per
sonal opinion to be In favor of the per
manenl retention of tbe Philippines, be
had very carefully avoided saying so,
prevloui to tbat trip. In fact, shortly
before lhat (rip, he had almost decided
not to make any specific recommenda
tion to Congress on the subject. A mom '
ber of the Presidentisl party says tbe
President was fully convinced on hli
trip tbat a large majority of tbe people,
regardless of political lines, favored the
retention of the Philippines, and made
up bis mind to make tbat recommenda
tion to CongresL.
Nut all.
8he-"Marrlage is a lottery."
He ' Klght; and the women get all tbe
prizes."
Belief In Six Bears.
Distressing Kidney and Bladder Dili
ease relieved In sli hours by "New Great
South American Kidney Cure." It la s
great surprise on account of Iu exceed
ing promptness in relieving pain in blad
dar, kidneys and back, in male or female
Relieves retention of water almost Im
mediately. If you want quick relief and
euro this is tbe remedy. Bold by C. O
Bradham, druggist, New Bern, N. 0.
Mot OtMS.
Tbe green grocer and the grass
ow are not as veroant as tbey sound.
Ha Lite Was Save.
Mr. J. E. LKly, a prominent citizen of
Hannibal, Mo., lately bad a wonderful
delWercnoa from a frightful death. Ia
telling of It be isyr. "I waa taken with
Typhoid Fever, that ran tot Pneomon.
la. Uj longs became hardened. X was
so weak I oootdo't evea alt ap la bod.
Nothing helped me. J eipected to aooa
die of Consumption, when 1 heard of Dr
King' New Discovery. Ont bottle gar
great relief. I eonllnued te ate it, and
now am wall aad it roe g. I eaa'l aa
too much la Jte praise." , This marvel
loos redidne Is tba surest and qnlckeet
euro la the world for all Throat and
Long Trouble. , Regular itsee 60 cents
and 11.00. Trial bottles ftoe a.1 F. 8.
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It utlSeially digest tbe food and aid
Nature in itrenfftbenlnff nnd recon
structing th exhausted digestive or-
gan. It is tbe latest discovered digest-
ant end tonic No other preparation
can approach it in effldericv It In-
sLaotly relieves and pennaneotly cares
Dvnpepeia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
SlckHeadachOutntlgia,Crampaland' 1
ait omer result or lmperrectaigeauon,
Prepare by t. C DeWiU. Co. Chicago.
F. 8. DUFFY.
Fine Tobacco, Truck
and General
Farming Lands
For Sale.
One tract of 80 acres in one fourth
mil nf r.itv of New Hrn.
One tract of 87 acre in lees than one
mile of city of New Bern. j
ts-ostt rt QVi ootHna In bKaiiI nna
mile of city of New Bern.
One tract of 00 acres in two miles of
city of New Bern.
Oue trac of 90 acres iu two and one
half miles of City of New Bern.
One tract of 300 acres in thre and one
quarter miles of city of New Ben.
All of Ihe above tracts are well Iocs-
lea, iicing ou ine same sine 01 me rivers
lhat New Bern is.
They are in good state of cultivation
and we hold them at a moderate price.
For prices, etc., apply to
J.J. WOLFENDEN, New Bern.N.C
ALWAYS KEEP ON HAND
Wm-Kltteti
There Is no kind of pain'
or ache, Internal or exter-
nal, that Pain-Klller . wllM
'not relieve.
(LOOK OUT FOR IMITATIONS AND SUB-'
. STITUTES. THE GENUINE BOTTLE '
, BEARS THE NAME,
PERRY DAVIS & SON.
Crr medlcl11 ara wonderfully aatia
f Mtory andpoUnt in Uiecuro of dtseaaei
of men, such as Pile, Oonarrliiea, Olret,
SpcrmaUxThaOt VaricoaU Impotence,
Lost JJLfcnhood, th4 rt'ultt oaaWv ifwlU
CTvtitm, latr excevf, worry, ovmccrk,
etc., and In disease of women, auch as
PiU. OonorrhoAy Leutorrhaa, Womb
IHuMt, Tnna't Weaknn BterilUy,
lUnrinq Down Pain, jLTstistrual TroubU.
Omr Meetlenasj ar extensively
ws4, never fell te cere jvtck.ly
avnel eamse no nsurnafnl effects.
PROVE THIS BY ORDERING A TRIAL TREATMENT.
fc VOW allEISia w treatment mm adrtM FRKE mm nmt '
mm taUverr, m jtsm m as mm eiitcaaa. MM CAHZFTJI. to tell ul all 70a emn about W
f5 mZtStfmmTmtt 2
t DEKTIAX. If jou amopt ttali offer Ton will b pleunrt bat OHOK mm tmm wiU mm .
g0 simp. Writs to-dar to HALYDOU MFO. ;., LanosaUr.Ohlo. mj
z TRY FIRST BUY AFTERWARDS. ZZ
2f5fn n lam u"ti i & r
W7ML rJi TcmimB wiwnFB? Ou
I am now the Sole Agent for the
o o o CELEBRATED p
mw bm mm.
a or. sdviith:
W MIDDLE BTREKT,
BtiMng
A rppulaiion for pore food
products baa always been our aim,
aod which we bate sucoteded In
by always keeping our goods op lo
the hlglieet'alandaf d of excell ence.
Our high grade
Canned Good,
Choice Teas
and Coffee,
Fine Cereala
llntter Chetnem
Are alwaya tho heat to be foaad any where, and our piioea ara aa lw.mt.
tbe Lowest. ' : ' " ' ' '
I ask the aooerkefpt to rail at my otoro and neVe a personal axaml
fon ol Stock and 1 ara suie oa will be pleaeal both a to quality and
. - 1 - - " ' -.','
irloea. . , ..v; f ' .
- . . " ; '. J ' T ,.''.. ' S
Grocer. '
riMVtftltt'tTl-WvM-tMMt-tT-ttttSltlmttt1rtI
School Books !
All Kinds
' At Baxter's Jewelry Store, next to lb
' r 1 . 1 . 1 a
.giiiitL, new uern, r. u. scbooi
Books al Low Trices by mail, poet paid.
Write us for price lists and terms.
j. m. j. h. nv.f.u
KKI UBUtO, K. C-
rrnrnitifiTu
P I I? H V 1 I M
1 1 1 TT 1 1 '
ltia kMiiilh,
uml
AVlieelrighi.
Manufacturer of Buggies, Wagoi I,
Crtf, Drays,
Repairing done on Qn'ck No. Ice.
lyShip work a Specialty.
South Front Street, near the railroad.
Always on Hand Buggies, Wagons,
Crte, DrA.va, etc., for salo,
Ill Htore nnd to Arrive!
2,000 rolls cotton bagging; 2.500 bun
dles cotton tie?; Heavy sacks, twine, etc.
Prices low as any; I buy tbe contract
ouantliv and eet freleht bv schooner.
J. E. LATHAM,
COTTON BUYER.
THE
REXLESTATEAGENCY
Houses and Lots For Sale at Lowest
Possible Figures. Desirable Homes and
Tenements that will prove a fine invest
mcnt.
Collection of Rents a Specialty.
Ottb e at residence, 17 Johnson street.
K. E. IIAItPER.
THE CAROLINA,
Morthead City. N. 0. T. L. Hall, Prop
Terms Satisfactory.
11)1 SK FRONTS THE OCEAN.
MEDICINE ! ADVICE-
FOB
MEN and WOMEN.
UdsDteGtloa,
Hegoiates tho Boweh,
1 Mes Teething Easy.
TEETBINA Bdieres tbe
J Bowel TroaMes of
I CMldren of Anj iga,
0te Only BS Cmtm.
Aak Yom Orusstn svia.
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NEW BERN. N CJ
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