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HIE WEEKLY JOURNAL llMikhftl la Two tactions, rrerj TuJ slay J Friday, at M Middle Btre, M CHARLES L: STEVEN.it bmtoi aj raonirorf suBacaurnoN ratep - Two Months WPwt a MIW ill Ha, mi unit'" , Bw Months 60 " Twclr Moallu. fl.OC JONLT IN ADVANCE Advertising nm furnished upon p- pltcaUoB. at ine omoe, or upon inquiry bymaO. tyThe Jotruui. is only aent on par 'uiniM luii ftnbacribera will recejT aotioa of expiration Of their aub- - . . . 1 1 . - n . 4a Spnpuon ana an lmnieaiave raww ru noUoe wul ha appreciated bj the Entered . at'thip Poetofflce, "New Bern If. C. u aeeond-claaa matter. Seetlo Tire, Friday Jily 17. 1903 iiTHE IMPRESS OP INDIVID UALITY. . , Howerer great the world may be In itTderelopment add growth, leaving co apparent room for the Impress of the Individuality pf a tingle man, which hall arreat attention, there are timet when inch an individuality stands foith, to attract and claim the admiration, re spect and lore of mankind. Bach a character the world tees today tnPope Leo XHL In the approaching death of this truly great man, the entire world hat taken a personal Interest. The life of Leo XIII is worthy of all attention, for it has been one of high spirituality, the keeping alive for over ninety-three years of a weak physical nature, by a strict observance of ham an laws, controlled by a mentality which held in supreme check the physical. The reverence of the Protestant world for Pope Leo, is no less sincere, but of a different character, feanthe reverence paid him by Catholics, as the great head of Catholicism. It Is not as the Pope, but as Leo the man, which the world outside of his church, admires and reveres. It is the Individuality of his Impress npon his age during the past quarter of a century, the commanding gentleness of demeanor, a breadth of intellect, and a spirituality approaching sublimity .which tamps greatness upon the name and character of Pope Leo. The head of a great religious organi sation, he leaves it stronger and better for his leadership. And almost equally important, the Im press of his individuality makes Itself felt for good npon the entire world, through the pare and upright personal Ufa Pop Leo has led. The present age generally looks upon death as a release from a life of error and Sort Bat in Pope Leo's death is seen not a release from the burden of error and ef fort, but the successful overcoming of the world's burdens, an Illustration of how possible It la for man In his weak, nets to gain a strength and create a per sonality and Individualism,, which death Itself cannot end for Its lasting benefici al effects. It is the Impress of the individuality of the Leo, the Man, human, yet spirit ual, which today commands the rever ence of the clvllzed world. COUNTRY ASSESSED VALUA TIONS AND LABOR SHORTAGE. In placing country property-under the new assessment plan of valuations, an Important point has been raised in this county, and no doubt in many others, also, how ean the valuation of a prop- . i i j, i i. mtjj na inctcaaw, uw prvuuuur v cap acity la decreased through want of la bor 1 w V A ' M. - Number of farms, and thousands of " acreage property has greatly Increased In value, based upon conditions which would mean their cultivation, according to their capacity. . The tax assessor naturally accepts the situation as one to be Judged npon this haafa and uwnrdfnirlv makes th In. : crease In the tax assessment valua tion. ' ' But the increase has been merely pros Bactlve. and not actual, for with labor ' as scarce as it Is today in many loctll t!os, no farm U M g worked to Its nor- r J CRpaclt) , many falling far abort. ; rra properties valuations, to be J '-! upon an equitable basis, In tsi i::.i.,!nf5. ought to have considered t' 'j actual productive power, their r ' z capacities, and later has to be J npon very largely in this entl- Cc-.try farm lands through various cf : L 'ysiow an increase In, value t"t "i t' 'r crop rating value, and ISC . t I Ol l&ese laiii ce so aciuai ... 1 . I . 1 . ...... lnt fc-tesa be lossrt, u through tearcity of labor the pioduc live value of the lands ould not aaake rood their earning capacity to pay for their Increased valuation through out- tlde sources. - Country lands to the farmers are not speculative holdings, they are held for their productive ability, aad the fanner la richer or poorer each year as crops are raised and marketed, with profit or at a loss, and he Is no gainer because sur rounding Influences hsve Increased prop arty values, for he Is not going to sell his land. With the labor shortage taken Into consideration, to Increase tax aasei ments upon lands which cannot te worked, does not look just, for tven upon the old tax valuation many farmers who cannot secure help, will find It dif ficult to make anything from their farms during the year. CONQUERING MALARIAL DIS EASES. The sienlficauce aid Importance of the medical discovery, by which medical science has discovered the method of propogatlon of malaria, and the preven tlon of this propogatlon, means great things in the world's material develop ment. The most fertilejparts of.lhe earth are in the tropical zones, and thete same n Klons are ceadly with their ma'arla to the Caucasian. The immunity acouiied by toe black race In the tropics against disease of ma larial types, has not meant development or civilization through that race, which does not naturally get t eyond barbar ism. But wtth the discovery of how to over come malaria, it is no wild prediction to say that the day Is not distant when the Caucasian will penetrate and overrun the tropics, and extend the world's de velopment and civilization la tlje regions now regarded a9 impossible to occupy long enough to bring an enduring civili zation to them. The extermination of yellow fever In. Cuba, proves It can be driven from other sections of the tropics. With every nation of the earth today seeking out for lands to colonize, it seems peculiarly significant that the medical discovery for the banishment of malaria comes at this time. It means that the ancient barbarisms of the tropics are to give way to the progressive development and civiliza tion of the twentieth century, and an enduring civilization be established. Catarrh Cannot be Cored with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh Is a blood or constitutional dis ease, and In order to cure It you must take Internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure It taken Internally, and acts di rectly on the blood and mucous surfaces Hall's Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medi cine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years and is a regular prescription. I: Is com posed of the best tonics known, com bined with the best blood purifiers, act ing directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two in gredients is what produces such wonder fnl results In curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY'&.CO , Toledo, O fold by DragglstsJ75c Hall's Family Pills arejthe test. Pepya on Copyright. Samuel Pepya In his famous diary takes occasion in one entry to onbm den himself thus: "Moreover, I am overbourne with Grief, seeing that I, who must fain withstand bickerings at home and ban ter abroad In my walks from Seething Lane to the Navy Office, receive no gain from the publlckation of this my Diary. My pouch is in no wise en riched thereby; yet many, methlnks, do ride In fine coaches and keep open bouse by reason of my unconsidered Book, all so simple and Innocent. '- It galls me to be told by my attorney (a shrewd knave and fairly honest as at torneys go) how this law of Copyright holds me powerless to gain a ducat for mine own enrichment, which makes me mad. The parliament men might well consider to emend so harsh law of Copyright" f Siruppingr a luior. - , A' correspondent of ; the Scientific American thus describes his method of stropping bis razor: ''Every one knows that metal expands with beat I put my razor, handle kept out, Just before stropping In boiling water and leave; if until it has absorbed as much heat as I can stand in handling. : While the blade Is hot I strop It well. The metal cools as I strop. In about twenty-five strokes the edge Is sharpened and! is: keener when cold, tor the metal con- i tracts while sharpening." ? . .At . A Surgical '.'Operation Is always dangerous do not submit to the surgeon's knife until you have triefl DeWItt's Witch Hazel Balve. It wtQ cure When everything - elte falls It hal done this In thousands of cases. Here Is one of them: I suffered from bleeding and protruding piles for twenty years. Was treated by different specialists aud used many remedies, but obtained no relief until I used DeWItt's Witch Hazel Salve. . Two boxes of this salve cured me eighteen months ago and I have not had a touch of the piles since. H A 71s dale, Bummertown, 8 C. For Blind, Bleeding, ItcLlng and Protruding Piles no remedy equals DeWItt's Witch Hazel fialT. Eaia 7 F S Duffy, ,,.;.. I ilia 3 Skin Disease. wcOtncI, CartHUMtoa, Flmpta, Scrofula IniMiMiilj era! truing BnWnhBtoaS Baha. SilLjllha Ta Ttam In U Uoe. Jftmhrn chai an aana la Innal, tack aat leoaa. Itataw Beabkr BUa, Moot Snto hot ar lata. SwoUta Cfeada. Mfefi mat Snanaiea ttaa Etta. Maraa rataaai la IfoBtk, Bot Throat. Ranka, or a OawaMMarat Spota or sua aa Skta. aU navoawa, a Samoa, Clom oa any pan at tha badr, Balr or K70. arm taUnaj oat, Varbaadat or BoOa, tafeo Botanio Blood Balm, guaranteed eoiiaaiaatlawonaaSianoaiiiwaiOMeawhro aetoia,BataatBaKUcOMa, and hot aprlnn tell. Baal anaoiaa.atepaanacaaaandpalianAaeeiaUnaUiaaa, OMba) Moot pant ao4 rich, amptetelr cbaBgt&f tha aotm tody tato a data, baalthy aoadtuon. B. B. B. lOteaaMOf Blood fouwamaanor Old Bhwmiatlam. Catarrh., Egaoma an canarl by aa awfal aottoaed wwniloa a( tho Blood. B. B. B. otop Bawklac and Bplra, ttehuaj aad Scratching; Aehas aad falaii anna " 1, Calairk; hcab) all Bcabt, Stala, Eropnoaa, Watary Biuurt, foal riaMrlng Bona of Ecatma; bygrrtttf a son, healthy blood apply toaOatud parta, Cancer Cured Botaale Blood Balat Cant Caooera ot aU Kloda, Bopparatlnc SireUlnga, EaUaf Bom, TuMcm, aaly Clem. It kUlftbaCaaearrolaoB and heal tha aona or wont eaneor perfectly. It yoa hare a penuuat Ptmpla, Wart, Swa'Uact, Bhowlnt, BUaetaf Palaa, take Blood Balm and they wUldUappear before they Oerelop luto Cancer, alaay appawatly hoptloal ee otoauuetueiedertaklagBotenle Blood Baf. OUja elUAHANTKlit Stay M larc twctlo tar Bl, o aurv eirvatet, takejhe41rcced. JSotaaio rhea too rtcbt eeulky a Ukea. f it jireel aney.artia Botan's Blood Bahn (B.B.B.) la ' FlMuantaiHteafetotAkA. ThoronghlTteetort frw maw Oompuanl ot Pure ItoUnio Imrrrdlente. etraiftheno ." .tuwT .mi .r.. mmwrnk mi i arvnepeia. lumplete dlreotions go mth each bottla, taalo mt It.B.M. a V..hl H.t Prev'by writing Blood Balm Co, AUanta. Oa. Deoortbe TOW trouble, and epectal tree medical adrtca, to out roar aaae, alio icu In ecaled letter. MODES OF THE MOMENT. Guipure lace retains its popularity, and ocher is the favorite tint Sleeres are now growing more and more bnggy, the whole of tho bnggl ncss coming at the wrist Incrustations of lace medallions or of printed silk flowers are among the most popular decorations on Bummer dresses. On street shoes and Oxfords the heel one and a half inch in height is most in demand. For dressy shoes the Louis XV. heel of medium height has the preference. Peau de lalne Is a rival to peau de sole, the wool having been woven into tho same leatherlike surface as the Bilk, and both show off colors to great perfection. It is predicted that the Russian blouse skirted coat with its slight pouch iu front and in a length that reaches al most to the knee will make its ap pearance in the early fall. Grass lawn makes an admirable pet ticoat of the washable type. Finished with frills embroidered, in black or col ored flax thread, a chain stitch of the same heading the hem, such a skirt is both useful and pretty. Brooklyn Eagle. A Thousand Churches la the United States hare used the Longman & Martinez Pure Paints dur ing the cast ten months. Every Church will be given a liberal quantity whenever they paint. Don't pay $1.80 a gallon for linseed oil, which you do when you; buy It In a sealed can wtth a paint label on It. 8 & 614, therefore when you want fourteen gallons of paint, buy only eight gallons of L. & U. and mix six gallons of pure linseed oil with it. It will make fourteen gallons of paint It's done easily. It makes the paint cost yon only about $1.20 a gallon; Ton probabaly won't need more than ten or twelve gallons of It, because the L. & M. Paint covers so much more sur face than other paints. Sales have been tens ofmllllons of gallons; nearly two million houses paint ed under guarantee to repaint If not satisfactory. Samples free Sold by our Agents, Hyman Supply Co., A Keir Kind' nf Tax. The taxing of fat is a fiscal expedi ent which la new. A towi In Sweden, It la announced, has Introduced n mu nicipal tax on Btoutni's ;. which appears to be graduated neeonlinu to the most approved modern principles of public finance.' Any one weighing less than 135 pounds goes free, an exemption which would scarcely apply to any able bodied man. The great bulk of active taxpayers would be Included In the sec ond division, which consists of persons scaling between 133 and 200 pounds; they pay $3.12 yearly. As for the 200 pounders, tbelr bulk Is rated at $0 op to 270 pounds. . Above that point every additional twenty pounds costs the pro prietor of flesh another $0T . Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. This remedy Is certain to be seeded Id almost every home before the summer i over,; Item always be depended upon even in the most severe and dangerous cues. It is especially valuable for dim mer disorders In children. It Is pleas ant to take and never fails to give relief. Why not tny it nowf It may save life. For talebyaliPrugglsts. - " I'V Oldest Pear Tree. - 1 1 L What i said to behe largest and oldest pear tree In America la In Mich igan, near Lake Erie. It is supposed to bare been planted by the French when they first settled In that Country. Five feet above the ground this tree meas- rnrea thirteen feet In circumference and is sixty-five feet high. It is said also to be a proline bearer that rarely fails of a full crop. 'No special effort has been made to prolong the life of the tree, but It has grown naturally as the forest trees of similar age. . Boars th. V H Voo Haffl in tILLED Y FALLING CHIXREY. ftnnrt Fate ef a little Colerca Child Avery peculiar accident happened yetterday morning whereby Ctetneat, the four year old son of of Ilia Bryan, colored, waa instaally killed. The woman Uvea at No. 11 Geeton street and the next house Is at close to her yard that there is not aaore than II aches between the fenoe and house. . No one lives In the house. Ho 1$ Gas ton street, but It had been observed for three months that the chimney, built entirely outside of the honee had act tied and waa leaning outward, aad of late the woman had become alarmed kst the chimney thonld fall aad do some harm. The little boy was In his mothers yard at play when without fny warning noise the chimney collapsed, a part of It falling In the Bryan yard. A brick struck the child on the head and before the mother could reach him he waa dead. The mother heard the crash and fearing that the chimney had fallen called to the boy bnt she reclved no answer and when she went to look for the child he was 1 log with snugly wound on his head. Thechlmcey had long been exposed to the weather and the mortar had mostly broken out ot the bricks aad the chimney was In a very bad condition. Coroner Dnguld Investigated the circumttance-s of the a cldent and de cided that an Inquest was not neces tary. In the Soldiers Home- News-Observer, Hth. Col. Arch bald Hatchett has bean brought to Raleigh from Durham and Is now at the Soldiers' Home. Col Hatchett has been In bad health for some time and has been at th ; Durham County Home awaiting a vacancy In the Soldiers' Home, where his friends desired that he be placed. Ed. CoL Hatchett lived In New Bern a few years ago, and many of the older readers of the Journal doubtless remem ber borne of the Interesting letters that he contribute ! to the paper along In the eighties. Mr J S Manlx is having his residence on Pollock street enlarged and other wise Improved. The steamer Howard la being equip ped with a ne engine and U having other repairs made. The rainfall of Monday was 8.05 Inches, and the minimum temperature was 66 degrees, a fall of 20 degrees. Tho water in the river was higher yes terday. The steamer Neuse was re leased by the tide at 10 o'clock H n lay night. Between four atd five hundred col ored people went from here to Klnstoa yesterday morning, and spent the day playing ball. The steamer for the new Pamlico steam boat line has not arrived yet, on account of the strong westwardly winds and low tides it Is said. The t ame of the boat is Louise. Mr B S Gulon, who has been doing of fice work at the A & N 0 Company's Neute river offices for sometime, hat been changed to the Trent river of fice. The schooner William Layton, which owing to the low water hat been aground several days, near the Trent rlv r ware house, floated j esterday by a rise of tide and departed for Baltimore her home tort. , - . . The report cf the tax assessors, 'board of equalisation for Lenoir county show an Increase In the tax valuation of prop erty for the county of thirty per cmt Thejown of KInston shows an Increase of one hundred per cent It Is reported that the Southern Rail way bat discontinued the custom of ex changing compliments In the way of passes to the officers and employees of Other roads, much to the disgust of some of the local railroad people. .-,.- i ; A negro driver sat in a buggy y ester day and Wilfully and carelessly let Us hone gnaw and mutilate one of the yonng and pretty trees on Griffith street yetterday, and whan spoken to about it by a gentleman passing, waxed Impu dent. '.;f ';--c i- ; . A gentleman fifty years of age, who has been living In New Bern all his life nearly, remaned yesterday that he had never seen the rivers so low here at they were Monday evening, but once before. The wind had been blowing continuous ly for several days, which blew the water all out Into the sound. The Foundation of Health. : Nourishment Is the foundation ' of health-life strength.; Kodol Dyspep sia Cure Is the one great medicine that enables the stomach and digestive organs to digest, assimilate and transform aU foods Into the kind of rlood that nour ishes the nerves and feeds the tissues. Kodol lays the foundation for health. Nature does the rest Indigestion, Dys pepsia, and all disorders of the stomach and digestive organs are eured by the use of Kodol. Sold by F S Duffy. . WORLD'S FAIR NOTES. World's fair clnbs nre organizing In various parts of the country to prepare for next year's trip to St Louis. - A rose garden covering six acres of ground will be one of the attractive landscape features of the world's fair. " Among the Interesting things exhibit. ed by Greece at the fair will be repro ductions of old Greek statuary. -. St. Louis Is to have a. miniature re production of the city as a world'a fair attraction, with all streets and promi nent buildings marked. No man or woman . (n the state wCl hesitate lo speak well of Chamberlain's Stomach and Llyer Tablets after once trying them. They always produce a pleasant movement of. the bowels, Im prove the appetite and strengthen t digestion. ' For" sale ty a'.l Drujs'.gts. OLIVERS.- July ' 14 M f Bern Simmons and sister Kiss Stella of near PollocksvIUe spent Sunday with Mr J. J. Simmons aad family. Mm Don Tsylor ot Trenton . at tended services here Sunday. . . , - . DrH.lt Parker aad wife ot Treatoa spent Sunday with M'S C . I. Ward. ,. - v ' ;. . Mr and Mrs CP. Parker ot Tren ton visited relatives here Bub. day. . ' ; - -.. Miss Hay Simmons returned "home Sunday front a visit to her aunt's Mrs John - Simmons of near Pollocka Tille. - 1 , ' '" Mr Ed Meadows and sitter Miss Mattleofnear Trenton spent Sandsy evening with Mitt Clara Harper. Mr Andrew Roberaon of near Pollock s vine visited Olivers Sunday. Don't forget the picnic at Oak Grove July 23. 1 very body come. Mr and Mrs M E Eubanks of White Oak attended servlcei here Sunday. Mr EM Heath went to New Bern Sun dajr. Miss Fannie Pollock returned home from PollocksvIUe Sunday. Mitt Clara Harper returned ' home Friday from near Goldsboro, the had been on a visit to relatives. Mr Claud Henderson ot " Maysvllle attended services here Sandsy .Mr. and MrsMarrlble Hadnot of Raven wood attended service here Sunday all so Mr B.A. Rlggs of Raven wood. Pep'ole are very butsy here caring tobacco. Misses BophI and Leonla Mewbone of KInston has been spending a few days with Mr J. C. Parker. MIbb D.lla Bynum of White Oak spent part of last week with the Misses Henderson of this place, come again Miss Dells. GtayEcp. Saferuard the Children. Notwithstanding all that Is done by boards of health and charitably inclined persons, the death rate among small children la very high during the hot weather of the summer months in the large cities. There Is not probably one ease of bowel complaint in a hundred, however, that could not be cored by tha timely nse of Chamberlain's Colic, Cho lera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by all Drugglsts- .let Philanthropy. There is a mysterious young man in evening dress who ulght after night when a cafe on Sixth avenue. New York city, closes nt 1 o'clock goes into Bryant park, where loafers and tramps sleep and have slept for many months, and gives each of these creatures n freshly minted silver dollar. If he finds ene asleep he prods the fellow with his eane until he wakes enough to see the dollar. After he has gone his rounds the young man deports, and nothing more Is known of him. Working Night And Day. . The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever waa made Is Dr. King's New Life Pills. These pills change weakness Into strength, Hstlessurss into energy, brainfag Into mental power. They're won derful In building up the health. Only 25c per box. Sold by 0 D Dradham. Ice. The words of .the friendly counselor to the ambitious youth, "Beware the awful nviilnnthe, might have been amplified to include a warning ngalusi the snow mid Ice through which he bore his excelsior bnuneiv If he was a typical American youth he would be quite sure to nse It to cool his drinking water and any articles -of food which are more palatable cold than hot This Is the national habit, and It is said to be spreading over Europe as weU Probably no bacteriological fact is bet ter established than that much of the ice of commerce la dangerously Impure.' The assumption that water purines it self in freezing was long ago shown to have but a limited basis In truth. The Indlvidur.I cryatals iir; likely to be purer than the inotl.or liquid from which they are formed, but Ice Is a mass of trj-Ktaw u whfi h mtv be en tangled all klndno-auipurUIea. New lore Times. v Just About Bedtime , take a Little Early Biter It will curt constipation, biliontness and " liver troubles. DeWItt's Little .Early Risen are different from other pills. , They do not gripe and breakdown the mucous membranes of the stomach, liver and bowels, bnt cure by gently arousing the secretions and giving strength ' to these organs. Bold by F 8 Duffy. f t ; Hta Grade.. . - fWhere does your fcro't ". go to school r asked the teacher of the little fourth grade grammar school girt' ; "Oh, my brother goes to the high school r answered the ; little, mold proudly. "He's a aaltmore now,; or, he was a freshman last year." New York Times. - .XVvw'Jt: A Hiattatil. - ; -"Doea yon wife object to your smok Ing in the bouser 4 v '- : : X. "Certainly not," answered Mr. Meek- ton. "I know she doesnt like It, so 1 never give her a chance to object Washington Star. , . ' Cored of Chronic Diarrhoea After Ten Tears of Suffering. "I wish to ssy a few . words in praise of Chamberlain' Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy," says Mattie Barge, Of Martinsville Va. "I suffered from chronic diarrhoea for ten years and dur ing that time tried various medicines Without obtaining any permanent re lief, Last summer one of my cll'dren waa taken with cholera morbus, audi procured a bottle of this rsne ly. Only two doses were required to give her en tire relief. I then decided to try the medicine mytelf, and did not nae all of one bottle before I wat well and I have never since been tronbled with that com r' i'nt. Cecnnot ssy too much In favor of tuat wonderful mndlclne. Thlt remedy U for rn!e by a'.l Drn;j!att. - i c-t: aAAW'i v A mini i i ... , . . The Kind You Ilave Always in nse tor over 30 years, 7 yi ' Allow All Counterfeits,' Imitations and Just-as-good" are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment . What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare gorlc, Props and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. Ik . contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Harootio . substance. Its age is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms . and allays Feverish ness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the ; Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep .- The Children's Panacea-The Mother's Friend. GENUINE C ASTO R I A ALVAYD Jfears the The Kind You Hare Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. ' tm enmm namai, n amatT nam, am m wa rDR.MOyr ETT'S7 vr-n a r. (TEETHING Ber. J. W. Berrrfot Arkanma Kethoflr Conference, wrltw:) "Kncloted find fift, cents for woke pleueaudtBtt twonackaevaof 'TEISTHINA." We wonder how we hare raise! childrea without it. The other dar a lad, la Ml. . ouri sent us a package and tt came i.t a most opportune Ume;oor babe was la aeerkme ooaditlont his bowela baf been in bad condition for days, and t othinr that" Rare did any (rood J the second dos of "TKKTHINA" (are perfect illcf and he baaeUd no furtLex trouble. Other members of the (amilr here ued it and ererr does he been a perfect suooass. (COLCHICINE t SALICYLATE; Gaskill Hdw. & Have a full line of seasonable goods at this seasons price. . . White Mountain and Artie Freezers, Wattr Coolers, Ice Planers. Ice Picks. . fawn Mowers from 12" to 16". Window Screens, Dor Screens, Fly Traps, Mouse Traps. rx i , Matting and Carpet Tacks,: Bill, Poster Tacks, and manjotber things needed-ior refitting or fitting up the home. . r : Car load Sash and Blinds and fall stock of Builders Material. We "; sell Masurj'e Taint and Lewis' Lead. Trjr either, both are of the best " quality. ' j ... ' -' v . Prompt delivery, GoodB .Guaranteed. v i -:c .. ; Gasiill Haruware'ani HAHDWARE XZ MiddleSf.! '. Phone 147. ; v We are ofiering this week our entire line At New York Cost; We also, offer some in White; and Colored Wash Silks Our Nainsooks and unsurpassed. ' . 61 Pollock St, Opposite Episcopal Charch, CARTRIDGES IN ALL OA LI BERG , from .22 to .50 loaded with either Black or Smokeless Powder : always give entire satisfaction, They are made and loaded In a j modern manner, by exact machinery operated by skilled experts. . THEY SHOOT WHERE YOU HOLD ALWAYS ASX TOS VIZX i iifflits ani Us Bought, and whicb bag beet has-borne the signature of and has been made under his per sonal supervision since Its Infancy. no one to deceive von in this. . Signature of POWDERS) - Buck Bpamoa. Ark.. Mia. 18. IwuL Trochet's Colchicine Salicylate Capsules. A standard and infallible cure for RHEUMATISM and GOUT. : endorsed by the highest medical authorities ol Europe and America. Dispensed only in spherical capsules, which dis solve in liquids of the stomach without causing irritation or disagreeable symptoms. Price, $1 per bottle. ' Sold by druggists.- Be sure and get the genuine. 1V1XL,IA.MS MiQ. CO., CUKVKLAJSD, OHIO, Sola !. SOLD BY F S DUFFS' Mill SuddIv Co.. Bill Supply Gcinpany. ' - M LU BUPl'Ll ES 44 C'nven.S. - Mione.2:G. . very pretty Novelties; Egyptian Dimities are ' '. ,-- ' All Cemetery Work eX Right Prices Lettering and Finish the Pest. Latest Designs.. All Work Delivered." " ' " ' ,-' LIa A., jlXJC i.1 i J - '.WILI.IIXGTCN, N. C. We Lave some cnt r1 i rcili brown stone at A,. C. L. 0 .t ja L'c? 1 . a l! t v,3 tM tl...
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