-1
TH2 rtan cf the n&n , seas
TionttlT Teste By Rvt GcaUcaxa f
Her era. -Cartaia
chinas of Nw Brt aiay r
rat Us slataat that lay pat tatr
- dolts "1 soak bot sacs It ta mm,
. U eoatrary aotwllaataadlaf , however
aa)it was Baaday aad pawaa shoe war
mot opa ud m ta geaUetas. ara all
. wail aeeiad aad woaldat "aoa,' a aack-
tl aay soUdaf of a salt of elotka. that
' atatt taonld ba toraed dova at a
basstlaader.
' Tao soaklag was man nal to tbm
, lhaa uj tbrea ball traasactloa ooald ba
aad I great deal store aacoiafortabl,
. aad aaok aad svery oaa of theta lay Uat
. warn they go oa tao alga aeaa agala
ttaaj will doa aoato good talaooataba-
fore aaaklag aay overtures to la Inooa
aat aad lacoaildorate tea.
jphould w caoot to faeatloa the
'7 aaaee of these Are geaUemoa they
V would jaaaiediateJy be recognised ai
torn of the beat knows anea la New
Bra They were la Horehead aad ea
gaged a small tall boat with which to go
j ' ftaalag.' As hae beam aald the aea or
"rather that ana of the tea edjeceatte
. Morehaad, wat aw aaetable thaa nsaal
'aad the warn tolled aad tumbled la a
' way to auk eve thoae well accastomed
V to the wsye of large bodlea of water
aaotSooa. These Ore aaeaweat flahlag
'bat all they got waaagood aooaiogfor
V om ol thoe terrific wave against
- which there Uno argument force or
cajolery affective, came agalnit the boat
and all the occupants except one was
drenched.; The one who wm fortunate
eaongh to escape the wont of the wet
ting was liberally baptised with lnstal-
' menti from a pail administered by the
others. When they xame back to the
? t ' dock they looked like hut there are no
comparisons to fit the case.
We, the undersigned, believing Dr
BETH ARNOLD'S BALSAM to be a re
liable Remedy for Bowel Complaints,
hereby guarantee a twenty-five cent bot
tle to give satisfaction or money refund
ed. T. A. Henry.
"HIGH JINKS."
Two Men Attack an Inoffensive Bridge
Keeper, and Do the War Dance Ac
cording to the Latest Rales.
In spite of all the civilizing Influences
of the time, the savage and cruel In
stincts of fallen man will now and then
crop out. An unusual exhibition of
cruelty and lack of good manners wu
shown on the Trent river bridge Sun
day. The bridge keeper, Mr. Weeks, an old
man, timid and frail, who Uvea In a
small house on the bridge wu quietly
taking his Sabbath's rest at home, when
two men, one white, one colored, accost
ad him and what followed is a sorry
tale to tell.
A Mr. Justice and a colored man ap
peared and solicited the loan of a boat
from Mr. Weeks for the alleged purpose
of recovering a hat, belonging to one of
the party which had been blown off into
hewater . . .-
Mr. Weeks believing the hat story to
be a subterfuge to obtain possession of
the boat, declined to loan It to the par
; ties, whereupon, they rushed t Into his
; premises with language and other "high
Jinks" that It Is said, would have put a
wild Indian to flight.
First, they threw a poor old offensive
cat overboard, and npos Weeks remon
strating with them for their croelty, the
white man entered the house and secured
an axe, while the colored man drew a
revolver.
It appears that no real violence wu
done Week's person, but the fright will
perhaps linger with him for many-a-
day
The disgraceful proceedings will be
properly investigated by tha local court
today.
OABTOniA.
Msstks mmmmunnmet
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Examining Board for Annapolis
Cadetshlp. ,
- : Washington, D. C, Juna S3. The
board of examiners for Annapolis vacan
cies to ba filled by Congressman Thomas
are Professor & P. Mangum, of the Wil
son N. C, City Schools, S.M. Brinson,
Esq., County Superintendent of Schools
Craves eonnty and Dr. I Puffy. f ." '..
- i The examination win be held June 28,
St New Bern, in the Graded School build
lag and will be upon reading, writing,
spelling, arithmetic,' algebra, history,
' geography and English grammar.
, The applicants mutt be residents of
' the Third Congressional District and'be-
' tween fifteen (15) and twenty (30) yean
of age. " ' - ' ; 1
Crown Bottling works gives special
-1 attention to family trad. If yon want
good ginger ale or soda water. Phone
; ,, them your order. Phone 105. Lee 3 Tay
i'':lor. broDTletor. t . i t l
KilUncry Hark Down.
All th TOtwar fcau marked dow
about half.- Ka& nd children walk
ing haU at front (bird to a halt off.
Special bargains In llibbonB and Flow-
art. , ; J BARFOOT BROS.
"I -i " :i
AOUKS AXD l&OUT.
There was a sever had atom south
of this city yesterday afuraooa.
Mr. H. M. Grovea, who has beta very
Dl rapidly recovering aad able to be
eat again
Tha Old Domialoa Uae steamer Bat
tens less the ways at the Meadows
ship yards havlag aoaaa repairs made.
Tha freight steamer May Bell k also aa
dergolag repairs at tha state place.
Miss Nasals Street the popular aad
accomplished daughter of 8. & Street
baa received the local agency for tha
New York Malaal Life insurance Co.,
oa of tha strongest aad beat companies
of the country. .
Bear la mind the excursion of the Tab
araacle Snadav School Wednesday, Jaly
lad. Hav a delightful river trip to Orien
tal oaths steamer Blanche.- A limited
aamber of tickets for sale for SO cents
round trip.
. Broad Creek Christies Sunday School
will have their annual Chlldrens Day
Sunday afternoon July 6th, All are In
vited fo attend.
MIm Mary Batch Harrison has return
from a visit la Boston,. Mass., where she
has been attending tha Commuaion Ber
ries of The First Church of Christ,
Scientist.
Five lives wen lost by the sinking of
a schooner near Washington, N. C. In
the gale aad electric storm of Saturday
night. The atom wu one of the sever
est In many yean.
There will be two games at Wllmlng
ton Jaly 4th. One will be between the
New Bern and Wilmington teams for
exhibitions and the other.wlll be the reg
ular schedule g erne.
Mr. R P Williams hu received the ar
mature which wu delayed In shipping
for torn time and Is now running his
electric light plant. The lights were
turned on yesterday and are very satis
factory.
The Journal is in receipt of a letter
enclosing samples of Cotton blossom
fromZ. V.Barrington, Gller Mill, Samp
son Co. The letter says that the farmen
are looking forward for a fine crop. Corn
is reported u not very promising.
The pilule of the Tabernacle Bsptlst
Sunday School to Oriental Wednesday
will be the most enjoyable one of the
season. A good sail, no dust and plenty
of fishing and crabbing. Parties Intend
Ing going had better speak for their tic
kets. u only a limited number will be
sold. 50 cents for round trip.
The Baltimore Bun of last Friday con
talned an account of a thrilling exper
tence of Capt. R. S. Geddes and wife by
the capsizing of his schooner on lower
Chesapeake Bay. The Captain, who is
well known here, hu been the victim of
many accidents and hu had narrow es
capes without number of which this last
one it not the least.
Ed and William Parris white were be
fore the Mayor yesterday for disorderly
conduct and plead guilty. They were
assessed the cost and dismissed. The case
of Foster Eutford and Charles Wilcox,
disorderly conduct wu continued for a
hearing today. Mayor Patterson is de
termined to rid the city of the nuisances
of criers who go about the street early
hi the morning bowling their wares
There la an ordinance against it and he
Is determined to see It enforced.
The policemen will blossom out In s
new summer uniform in a few dayt It
will consist of light weight blue coat and
trousers and a pearl colored helmet.
They will also be supplied with new
billys. .They are made of lead and cover
edwlth sole leather.
Let all those who love base ball come
out to the thearter Tuesday night and
patronize the performance to be given
for the benefit of the Athletic Associa'
tlon by home talent Go and enjoy a good
laugh. Hear good music and help a good
cause. .
Georsre and Lizzie Jones, colored were
In the Mayor's court yesterday morning
charged with disorderly conduot. They
had Indulged ia a family jar and George
had made a good Impression on Lizzie's
am with his teeth, he alleges that she
hit him on the head with an axe. They
were both bound over to court under
100. bonds. Two white boys were before
the Mayor for larceny from tha Syman's
store on Broad street. Judgment wu
suspended on account of the boys age.
Neither of them being more than 15 yeaf
old.
Mcpuffle's Wllch Hazel Foot Healer
one of the finest baby powden known,
curst prickly heat snd gives Instant re
lief. 85 cents at F. 8. Duffy's.
MAGISTRATES COURT.
The Cass of the state vs. X. G. Herbert,
S tfii Tried yesterday.
Ia Justice Street's court yesterday the
cats of the State vs R. G. Herbert wu
oa trial on charge of forcible trespass
and ttreallag. - -; ' 1
Much Interest wu devoted In the ease
which, u the evidence thowed, wm
aggravated offense on the part of the tie-
fondant. .. ' ,
. Mr. Herbert is collector for a local
money loaning concern. The pros ecu
ttng witness, wu Maria Johnson,
colored woman. She stated In court that
while she was away from borne Herbert
went and took nearly every thing port
ablejhat a blind colored woman wu In
charge of the house snd evea the chair
ia which she sat wm taken to satisfy his
claim. That vain were the protestations
snd lnportnnltlu of the woman as he
u d even tha chair in which she
tat.
. T. i State wu represented by ITmsrs.
P.. E. ITixon and R. A. Nunn; t' dde
fwu.1 s t- ;orny wat L.J. Koore. The
" i at v-s bound over to the Au
. ..a c( lae criminal court under S
. 3 1 . 3 t i L farnkhcJ.
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CIlLISKHEra:!
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New ten Wins Ue First Gime ti
the Hew Series, bj Heavy
BattUf.
Srmsas PiUhed Gilt Ear Ball sl
lewlag Saves Scattered Hits.
MetilsBls Cestrs Field
Plsy a Fsatar. Oa
Measly Errsr by
Flllaiaa.
TOBA l"S BCSTEDCT.E.
Wilmington at New Bars
Greensboro st Darham.
Charlotte at Raleigh.
TtSTESDAV't asSCLTS. .
New Bern 7,Wllmlagloa 0,
Raleigh 7. Charlotte 1,
Greensboro 10 Darham 5.
STSNDIMO OS THK CLUBS.
won lost raa cure.
New Bern
1
1-
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
100
1.000
1.000
.000
.000
.000
Raleigh
Greensboro
Wilmington
Charlotte
Durham
The second series of baseball games of
the North Carolina League opened at
Athletic Park yesterday afternoon, New
Bern winning from Wilmington by a
score of 7 to 0.
From the beginning the game wu
never In doubt, as Symons wu a com
plete puzzle, to VYIlmlngton'a batsmen,
Rrsuse pitched a good steady game but
our siuggen were in tne irune and
ready to bat out a victory at any time.
McGinnls played centra field In grand
style and repeatedly won the applause
of the crowd for his work.
Holland led off for Wilmington with
what looked good for a safe hit, but
Foster ran In and threw him out at first
Dommell hit safe In this Inning but dies
ou first. New Bern wu out In order In
the first, Flllman and Randolph striking
out.
After two were out in the second,
Flaber tingled and O'Neal drew a pass,
but Krause forced Fisher at third, retir
ing the side. In this Inning New Bern
had men on second and third bases
twice, but no scoring wu done.
Holland singled in the third to left,
and was neatly sacrificed to second by
Malthewson, but the heavy hitting Dom
mell and McGinnls went out lu order.
New Bern earned two runs In the
third, Symons made a scratch hit to
short, Flllman flew out to centre, a star
catch by McGinnls, Devlin psrkedthe
ball over right field fence, the wrong
side of the white maik. Symons going
to third and Devlin purcbed on second
sack.tben that slugging Randolph scored
Symons and Devlin on a beauty single,
Laughlln hit a "Texas Leaguer" over
short, Foster hit to short and Randolph
wu. caught between third and home end
ing tb Inning.
Aiftafe bit by Lawson in the fourth,
amounted to nothing u the next three
Gulls went out In order, New Bern did
nothing in the fourth.
Wilmington's three up were three
down In the fifth, and New Bern added
one more to their score, Devlin reached
first on La wson's error, stole second and
scored on Randolph's timely single.
Nothing doing for either side in the
sixth although Thackara and Wind
made safe hits to left.
New Bern scored three more in the
seventh by clean hitting.
New Bern made their lut run In the
eighth by Flllman walking and scored
oa Laughlln's two cushion shot. :
Wilmington made two tafe bits la the
ninth, but not a man crossed the rub
ber. , 5 ,
The tabulated score tells the rest.
XBW BEBK. I E.
Flllman, s.s 4
h. r.O a, k.
9 0 5
Devlin 2b...... ... ... 4 8 8 4
Randolph,8b 4 0 1 8
Laughlln lb .5 0 8 15
Foster, rf .. . 4 1 1 1
Thackara, c 4 0 8 8
Templla, I. f 4 0 11
Wind ct ... ...4 0 11
Symona, p 4 1 1 0
, Total
WILKIK6T0B.
Holland r I.....
Matthewson, 8b.
87 7 16 87 15 1
A.B.
..4
...8
B. F.0 A. I.
Dommell, lb. ;
McGinnls, cf
4
Lawson, s.s
Hlnea, l.f .
Fisher, e.
0Nell 8b.
K range p.
Total
88 7 84 17
aooas bt iKxtaaa.
118456788
Wilmington
;6oooo,oaoo-
Now Bern
008 0 1 1 -
Summaay Stolen bases,, Thackara,
Temptita', two base bits, Devlin,; Foster,
Laughlln; double plays, Fillmsn to Dev
lin, to Laughlln,, Symons to Devlin, to
Laughltn? - bass oa ball, off Symons 1,
off Krause 1; bit by pitched ball, Fisher,
Foster; struck out by Kranse 6, Symons
8; left on bases, Xe Letn 10, 'Vllmlng
ton 8; sac-' Hoe h!.. Ivlln, I indolpb,
T'nthlson,
Jordan. .
t'me of Ml , umpire,
Team avf l
-rle .
gsmes
1
17
won
1
11
lost
0
per ct,
l.CCO
f',1
Wsrr?n,
668
600
000
f jaaoaa, 10
A pp legate, . - 6
The batting averages Is figured from
th garnet played with exeepUoa of first
three game at Darham which w have
BBabl to get from the official
scorer at that point, havlag wrlltea him
twice with request for tarn. Those
garnet will materially raise tha averages
of several of tb team, aad will bring the
team average o aear 870.
aarriHe avbbagb. .-
Qstlhv ...16
. - sauaa. a. a. . su r. c.
Thackara 5 90 , 8 400
Devlin, 41 170 .56 '. 829
Randolph, 45 ITS ' 58 300
Laoghltn, 30 15t 44 S85
Crawley, 28 114 3) 880
Foster, 28 110 . 30 278
Wlad, 3-J 147, 86 845
Filhaaa, 35 128 81 840
Gettig, 23 81 18 828
Symons, 10 38 7 811
Daum, 20 103 81 803
Baas, 27 63 11 177
Templla, 2A 101 17 168
Average for team 800.
rovL hits. .
The base ball rumor published la the
Greensboro Record that New Bern was
going to drop out of the League and
also Wilmington la the consequent form
tlon of a four club leagne in thl Slate
is pure fiction to far m New Bern It con
cerned. Charlotte and Raleigh are doing
the crying about poor attendance not
not the clubs down this wsy.
Console yourself Wilmington. Char
lotte lost.
Attend the performance tonight and
swell the base ball treasury.
Maybe Randolph can't hit when you
need them. He stung the ball hard.
The New Bern team starts the new series
with lots of ginger. Look out for them.
With the beginning of the new series
the Durham team will be completely
reorganized. Five now plsyers will take
their place on the team tomorrow and
and four of the old men have been given
their release. The old men to go off the
team are Soffel, third baseman, Brncker,
pitcher and McDade, short stop given
their release; and Will Carr, who uked
for his re f ease in order that he might
sign with the Tsrboro team. The new
team will be made up ag follows; Pitcher
Vetter, Morris and Jenkins, catchers'
Curran and Fisher; Womack first bue
Eauhn, second base; Crane, third base;
Curtis, left field; I'ostello center and
Rocbford right. The short stop Is slso a
new man but his name could not be
learned last evening. He will be In the
game tomorrow. The team will oe
under the management of Stocksdale u
In the past, and he will relieve playen
when necessary. Durham Herald.
Symons curves were broad as the
Neose river yesterday.
Charlotte 1, Raleigh 7. What does ye
think o' dat.
That G. O. C. F. for Wilmington
made two catches yesterday that was
just lovely.
Laughlln and Thackara both made
three whacks nplcr yesterday.
"Sour" Krause Boomed to be dry yes
terday. All the vinegar wu knocked
out of him.
Laughlln came ulthtn 11 Inches of
setting her over right field fence for a
homer. r
Just think we are 1,000. Well, let's try
and bang around that mark all the sea
SOn. . i
Be sure and be on hsnd this afternoon
as something great will take place.
Sweeney is glno ler pitch fer Wil-
menton dls evcnln. Do old boy hav bin
doin' sum nice wurk dls jeer. -.
FASHION HINTS.
t !
Handsome Reception Gown. The Hew
Long-Shoulder Effect
The waist of this handsome reception
gown of buff veiling it made with the
fashionable drooping or long-shoulder
effect and has a tucked yoke, framed
with a scolloped berthe handsomely em
broldered with Cortlcelli silk, i The
sleeves are tucked, springing out Into
large puffs strapped with embroidered
liands. The skirt is tacked In dusters
and shows strap garniture In addition to
narrow velvet ribbon, which also ap
pears on the round yoke. ' .
Each week seems to reveal snm new
feature In the cotton dress fabrics, one
of which Is grass cloth la while, with s
stripe of close weave. Then there are
new fine lawns with open work stripes
lawns with narrow lace Insertions woven
stripe fashion into the material. Moxt
beautiful are the etnorolrioretl batiHics
'which come lu hanilHomn Rll-over (
e'-nsas well si In rol -s e',,r V
or t-';-o color.
' '
, TH RAILROAD GOES.
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Famlfc Canary Totes t Issae 'tMSS
Th railroad BMtiag at Bay boro Fri
day of which th . Joaraal gave a brief
aocoaat Batarday wu most anlhuslMtlc
aad to that wu largely due the triumph
that wu scored yesterday la th election
which the people- voted to bond the
county for $30,000. , . ? - t --t
The aaeetiag wu attended by large
delegations f com all over tha eoaaty aad
many from towns la aear by counties.
The speakers were Hons. L I Moore,
OBGuioa,JaMeA. Bryan, Mesan R
ANuaaaabHLGIbbs.
All lbs addresses wen favortng-th
railroad, and were t magnificent efforts
and were splendidly received. , '
New Bern wu well represented, the
following gentlemen ' being preeeah
Messn James A. Bryaa, C. E. Foy, O. H
Gulon, R. A. Nana,, D. Jones, E. W.
Rosenthal, Walter Barrlogton, J. W.
Riddle, aad J. J. Baxter. ? t .
The barbecue wu a grand success and
spoke well for th hospitality of the peo
pie of Pamlico touaty. Everybody en
joyed the affair for It gave evidence that
the residents of the county are ready for
railroad advantages and they belloye that
their long Indulged hopes are to be real
ized toon.' .; ' ' . . ' .
The vote yesterday wu m .large as
Is usually polled and tha Interest which
began Friday wu continued through the
election. For Bonds had a good majority
thus Insuring the railroad. . ' "" ,
Th road I to be built from Bayboro
to either Washington, Greenville or
New Bern That both Greenville and
Washington are pulling bard for It, is
evidence that If New Bern wants It she
must get up and hustle with all possible
vigor. If either of the other towns gets
the road It will take a trade away from
New Bera which will be tremendously
felt and which will never be regained.
For this reason if nothing else ought
the citizens to pull together and land
thlt very desirable road u It legitimate
ly belongs hen. : .
A New Enterprise for New Bern,
A visit yesterday to the Crown Bot
tling Works wu Interesting In the way
of a bottling factory where all kinds of
soft drinks, such u Belfast Ginger Ale
Chocolate, Orange, Lemon, Sarsaparlla
Phosphate, and alt flavors of todawater
as well u mineral waters and Lager
Beer It bottled.
Mr. ' Lee Taylor, proprietor of the
Crown Bottling Workt has just pur
chased one of the latest improved car-
bloators and bottling machines.' This
carblnator runs automatically by water
power which Insures a perfect csrblna
ted water. We were most favorably Im
pressed with the clenaliness In which the
bottles used were cleaned. ; The bottles
are lint put tn a large soaking tank full
of clear water then transferred to i
other tank of water and from there the
bottles are put on a bottle wuhing i
chine run by water power which with a
rubber brush revolving at the rate of
1700 revolutions per minute thoroughly
scours the Inside of the bottle, from there
the bottles are put on a bottle wrencher
and with the bottles Inverted are
thoroughly rinsed to that there It not
particle of dirt or genni left, from there
the bottles go In a drying rack where
they are allowed to thoroughly dry. This
process la carried oa with the soda hot
ties as well as the beer bottles as dt.
Taylor It using the latest toda bottles
known m the urowo stopper. Tbis pro
cess can not be done with th 1 rubber
stopper bottle which Is constantly In the
neck, or tne Domes, it wouia only re
quire a bottle of these goods to convince
anyone not only u to cleanliness but at
to tha genuine palatable merits In the
quality of 'the goods put up by the
Crown Bottling Works, ,
Crayen Coastj Delegates to Congres
?r"? a sional Contention.
E F Adams,' W O Brewer, J B Harvey
S J Lane, W E Brown, F 8 Ernul, F. P.
Rows, Noah TPulcher, BW Latham,
Alfred Gasklns, J 8 Robison, T B Ipock
G V Richardson, J W Lane, Joseph Kin
aey, W O White, Claude Taylor, John 8
Morton, John D Plttman James A Bryan
H C Wood, G B Latham, G T Richard
ton, J H 8tevehtoh, A A Ipock, John B
French. John 8 McGowan, Nathan TIs
dale, W H Scott R A Nunn, W D Mclver
Dr. Frank Duffy, r W ; H Hervey, E M
Green, J J Wolfenden, J L Hartsfleld, L
G Daniels, Thomu G Hyman, J M How
ard, H B Holland, T A Meadows, John C
Whltty, O H Gulon, FT Patterson, J W
Diddle, W M WsUon, Wm. Dunn, John
Dunn, J A Jones, E E Harper, P H PeL
letter, Geo. N Ives, George Slover,! C B
glover; 6 W Bmallwood, Edward Gerock
W F Rountree, 3 3 Baxter. H L Hall,' L
A Smith, Jos K Willis, Q O Whllehflrst,
W B Flanner, J A Patterson, E K Bry
an, .WU Barrlogton, A D Ward, p T
Watson, Tbomu Daniels, 8 M Brinson,
8 H Lane, Johtt C Thomas, Jr ; S R
Street, J J Tolsoor Dr. Lelnttef Duffy ,0
Marka. M M Marks, E W Rosenthal,
B Hackburn, F C Roberta, .0 L Stevens,
Thot F McCarthy, Lee J Taylor,, John
M Hargolt, Joseph E Guklll, Brlce Aa
derson, Stephen J Roberts, 8 R Hall,
E Charlotu-, . A J Gaskln,' W B Lane,
M W Cannon. Dr R 8 Primrose,; W W
Ptesott,' T W' Dewey rVLDIll, Sr., E
W Wadswofhl Oil Perry, A E Wads
worth. '
We.Wm B."tane, tbafrman and Ed
ward . jf ni nek,, Secretary oflhs.Doiuo
r.ratlc . Convention of Craven county
which wm held at the Court Hons in
New Bern, N.C , May 84th, 1002, do
hereby certify that the above named
Democrats are the delegates to the Dem
ocratic Congressional Convention of the
8d Congressional District, at Goldsboro,
July 8J, 19C8, at one (ty o'clock p, m.
having been - selected by Charles It
Thomas pursuant to the resolution of
said Convention and by virtue of the
authority of said resolution; Dated this
83ta day of June 190i.: ' ' j
1 V. B. LANS, Chm'n.
' IV ocrattc County Convention. ''
r. C JCn, Fro'y.
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Brick at .
Lowest Prices.
HI I. Hyman,
i"-: OFFICE; , ',:
Cob. South Frcwt & -Hakoook 8t.
Foy & Wood Co.,
' Practical Tinners
; and Plumbers. .
- Tobacco Flues, Stove Pipe, and
Roofing. " l' v
yfe' make'a specialty of Hot A r
Heating, and Steel . Ceiling.. ;
H You will find us at v - '
Dmney'M Old Nlnml,
if Soul h Front St.
I WOULD BE PLEASED TO
MAKE YOU PRICES on , .
the following liefore ;
-'". jou purchase
nBA 't
Saws,
Pipe, Iron, Nails,
Oils" Fittings,
- and valves
Or anything needed about a Vd'dl
u BTvntting and Threading Pp?
done at short notice. , ' j
t 2 Haehlaery aad Mill Ssppllos.
70 Craven Bt Journal's old stand.
PHOHl 216. " ! ''' I'.i ;, ; !
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ii fair day's wzqzs):
for a fair days work
Is right and just, .but 'the wnffns must
be pHid in good coin. Bo don't ;cheat
your horses by pivinj; them inforiorfocd.
Uet Bponcer's, w liich is of the best and
uniform quality. Corn, oats, menl, etc.,
of the hi, t s . ! I
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Belting
The Demands
of Fashion
ar always net by
ROYAL
WORCESTER
nflT!r9a!rirft
wearcma
hah.
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Screen?, Law n Mowers, ice i ream
Oils, Varnish, Enamels in Gold,
u
Ga3k.ll Hardware Co
7S MinoLt Ht? NEW BKKN, N. O
I HAMMOCK
WEATHER
NOW
and
we have
the Hammocks.
i 6. N. Ennett. 1
A Little Head can
harbor a great ache.
Cola Powders are a pr.nv.pl ami cer
tain cure fur fvrrj' form of headache,
bilious, nervous or sick licailache. They
stimulate llie KlomyJ" and improve ill-
ircsllon ami are Hhwilutitly free front In
Jurions ilrng I'rioe lftp. at
tlRAnilAM'a PlUUM'CY
Vacations,
Upon jim rot Is the respont.ilillity of
Kliinr your rail nllotmeDl of brightness
from your vm nllon. A vacation without
a Kodak U a vacation wasted. Kodaks
there's Bone bnt Eastman's cost from
$1. to $15. every one good, add ibis to
cost of filirn makes a total of from $3. to
f 17. which will Im . repaid by Ilia nice -pictures
brought home as reminders of a
pleasant outing. Conio in and let us
show lhee Kodaks any child can take
plctnrea with thira Hi-e oar windows
this week
.BltillllAM's PnARMACT,
v Agent for Eastman's Kodaks.
SOLE AGENCY FOIt
AT DAVIS' PHARMACY,
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brin;; that enrriape around to us and we
wiji soon tell you how little it costs you
to t nnir and put it in oritur atiain. Wo
dui.,1 kinds, and it is seldom a vehielo
is so damaged that we .can't make it
troodss new. "And it won't cost any
thlnd like the price of a new. one either.
We shrink yonr loose tires injft nm.
chine without cutting them. Everybody
is invited to see the work of the machine
rutting new bolls In same old places.
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