t
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r
KOfcOL
Are 4a to Indlrastion. Ninety-do
ef everyone hundred peofilawho have
wait treubie eu remambar whan it
u attnpl Indtfaatlon. . It la ecten
MM tad that all case f heart dis
ease. Dot erralo, ar not only traoe
M la. fcu ara the direct rwuit of
inasrastlon. All food taken Into tha
asairli srhSih lall of period dlgaa
floa lanaeets and avail the ttosnach,
faffing II op aratnat tha heart. Thia
esterliraa vtth tha acnoa of tha keartr
and la the coura of ttm that dellcata
has vital erfan baoomea diseased. .
. fillesti Wittl Ycfo Eat r
She, Una Nletteto at IWh Ys. M. T.
After wtw. arrfeeel mid dlsrma
t Hi hit a tt pslrtUj sod I weuH
wintt. . niiT i r bottle f
as N Me me limln ami. Alls
e aw kaMea t em r-4
., Kdolttfe-lti4gMian, dyspepsia
And all stomas disorders, and gives
fa heart a Jail. Irea and untrao
aaeiedecrlon. . ?-rtj .. 1
tt 80 StM Mne IK ha
ttMM,bMknttefetKe ,
sa'
sLC.DeWltt
Ca..'
, Chlcst T
P. S. OUFFY.
YOICB OP THE PEOPLE.
1
ft
, 6 IfflUi Street Agstn
' biroi ' Jotjri.: If paUene. sad
atWf trance accomplish al! ibing, then
M It to bs esroeatly bipl that ' the pt
1. lie ace of many uf the resident and lai
. . payers of bur i-lly wh have -for man
yMrseihlbili-d a rems'kable degree of
tl virtue, worthy Of reward, should
-7 7 their untiring sfforta loccsed In con
triad eg oar worth City' Father of the
v. .Manifest Importance of wiping ont the
disgrace of such street as Griffith, In
L the aottaeta portion of oar city.
- fflz np or pfiut ap" should be the dt
- Jtennlnsllon of thuaa la control. .-"
, ( - T-Thera taaoatiect In our oily," where.
a t wall known, there Is so, much con-
staat traffic, nd yet It b almost Impa-
asbU, and Is real 'y more a aloof ti than a
- !,' nd ' might wrll.be called. -the
'Btotgh of Despond -iA ,
In addition to the great lae nvnlenee
- of th graveling pnbllo, I. Is a various
' flaenace to the health of the residents, a
alokneak 'prevail, which In largely at
vfjjte table lo the Bltbjr condition of the
' alongh." ' ..-.v
. It I easily practicable to Improve Its
oadltlon, by steady ' and systematlo
orkt anHt Is to be hoped that on r city
nthorltie will either clos It up for
. trafflo or . fll It , np to J their etrrnal
(lory. ' - "
k Very Close Calk ,
""I stnek o my engine, althongh every
J ital ached and etrery nerre wa racked
vtta'paln," writs O.W Bellamy, looo
aotU flreman, of Burlington, Iowa,
vw.7 weak and pty without any ap
petite and all ran down. A I Was
;.Joat M git np, I got a bottle of Elec-
lrle Bitter, and after taking It, I felt at
well a I ever did In. my Ufe." r Weak,
jefckly, ntn down people alway' gain
: life, atrength and vigor from, their
-a. Try them. Satisfaction rnaran
nd by 0. D. Bradham. . Prloe 60
Mate. . . .'.,--.riV'- "w1
Btmt tkJmst.
lev yee
yoV tor
Kf Be .Wftaft ;
cajfl
aheert beb.4df.
? for a bad taste In the mouth take a
I few doa of Chamberlalo's Stomach and
i Liver Tablets. Price Sfrcenta. Warranted
v luare.' For Mle by all drnirgbt.
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'.O tVwtrtliy jVYlmt frknk W?ror ever
's- iml9 haw aeon trl Bvealo Brown I
i fsorf ttrf trwrwleds. -: rf. ... ,
. tWIa;TVl)y ftorotby. -t 'didn't knoif
i fsstjsarrf inacb for Frank. Boston
' ' fcwiMMTlpt ;' 5 ?: 'I... ' .- . ' ' ;
ti , .
fcara sW VJ
i a - . 2
-J. Tve got' toy tye on a girl who b i
5 i ?X tvOnea dollar hi her own neme.' ;
-v : '"Wer. v "...-'"-
T.We11, I wtt woo'dsrlng If I should
" ' ri W tBTctonge ef name ITmny" f
! - far cnanaw www u m y
fWndelpb rws. : f. :ff s
1 - L a , J L.JUM ULsUU anyol : them the"
h
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1 f'O "l
J LLLJUUU JUU " t the niqther's sliapelincas, J
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If the tse of ILiLsr'
lleneands rratJfu" tell of ,th
SoU by all
lito at i. 00 per
rr-
tetiU.
I
t 1 1
Our little
'.rj aU about
r"Tit, vrlll be
sent free.
--t"Jw7 twjnrM .ut'-'body for-Jne. rtw.jwfi, dndt
ri i 9 1 rasB'itryel lit t$ttydi prjendToyeecBieSjill ,tfifev
U a djuU,'ii.kijdajneekpcJla;nf JhWlierj f0yt1oU(
r 'ieailfal rriod without pain. If is woman' greatest, .bloisihgy
'- J! : SWAHSB0R0;
' . ' , t. January 86.
1IIk' Mabel ?oeae -and .' Minnie,
at aides of Fowls, 8 A Starling and wife
of Habert, 0 I Obraht of Rhems, Dr W
I Montfort and UUs E!U Byman of
Ward's milt, beside the nsnal Bomber of
dranuners, were among the visitor to
IhU place last week.
Hon W M Thompion, (yonoty Soper
lnUndcat came down lst week and de
livered three very appropriate and Inter
estlng addresses In behalf of education
at the H E Church Houth ' h. re. It the
people will do as Mr I'hompion sya,
more boy and girl will b ducated In
North Carolina than" everwere be
fore. " ' : ;' ' "
TheHaaona met and Installed their
officer on the 16 h Inst as per "progtam
iDx Jlonlfort, W M. .
Mr Colvln DeBruhl, of Rhemth Jones
connty has been out visitor for k day and
night lately. " He It agent for Joihnaon,
Harvester Co., B.tavU, MY. Calvin
la an old friend of lb writer and fam
ily, and this was his first v!a't here in
fifteen year. .W with him success. .
Captain, Lewis, Boyrr and Harry
Tee, with their mute, Bert Elliott, of
Philadelphia, have - been . s joarnlng
here tor 'a weak, hunting and sporting
around, i They are owner and captain
of the large new tag, John B Pat ton at
work In Philadelphia ; water. Mo D Q
Ward Jr I , their all round pilot and
hunting man; bird, dicks, squirrels,
foxes, coon, 'poesams and deer are the
game they hunt, ' tip to date they have
had bad wealher.but have bagged lots of
game jut the tame.
Mr John Hunt of Maysvllle came lut
week and went out hunting with good
luck scored one very large "Ruynards,"
beside other smaller game.
2Mr O W Smith went to New Bern 'at
week and brought back sli line looking
"Portuguese ' to work o.i nls firm near
Swanstoro. We saw tbein all and tried
to talk Ith them, bat not butng Bkilie l
In black bird 1aaguge faiied to mke
one "point," and if Mr Smith succeeds
la learning their talk in 12 months, we
shall be very much nurprlsml. They are
Uo looking young own.
W Wrd took a trip off last week,
visiting .Taokrnvil!', Aiavbvlllo, Walts
Oak, and Loco. '
, Mr D 3 Rupsell killed 53 fat h gs list
week and made 8j0 p uudj offioeeaa-
sage from, the ; triininlcga and scraps..
without cottiog op a tingle hofc', dfdn i
even cut np a shoulder nor ham.
Mf D O Ward rtf, Uo killed 8 fine
porker last week, two of ihetn weighed
496 poands each. One year a d ona wceli
Old.:. ,, . . .!.... ...
MrDaWrd.f Paul G rdt, PI,
sent us another crate of pine appli ast
week, and they w ere fl n e We x peel to
go to see hlra ".vn, and ne tiiai country
of Bowers and fruit
RcT C.E EtlwanU fl'Ied bis p,)olnt
menta here lart di.t inlay sud ruuday to
targe congregations. " J! !
-"MIm Al'O'i Htan'y who his -'.ie..'n vis
iting in W iiulng'on' f r smi tine, re
tnracd .tq ber home near here las)
. Mr 0 8 Pttm"kn "te'urnpd home lust
Saturday after a week's v'Mi lo Orien
tal " .
v Mr and Mrs Lewis Morton, of Hubert,
were cur visitors last tut ur lay and Ban
day. ;
We hear the pis'-orflce at Hubert has
been moved from Mr D B .Morton's to
the (tore of Slocnmb & Co, and Mi 8 A
Starling appointed post-n aiier in place
of D B Morton removed.
. We bear that Mr 0 Q War 4 Br, of this
place I spoken t f as a candidate, for
Sberlff this year.
' ' 5 Jast One Klnate. .
' One Minute Cough Cure give relief
In one minute, V because It kills the
microbe which tickle the moco'u mem
brane, causing the rough, and at the
same time clear the phlegm, draws out
the Inflammation and heals and soothe
the affected part. One Minute Cough
I Cure strengthens the lungs, ward oft
pneumonia and t a Harmless ana neter
falling cure In. all curable cases ot
Cough. Cold and Croup. Ooe tilnute
Cough Care I nfeasant to take, harm
less and good alike for young -and old.
sold by r a uutry, N i v.;i
i . Baneclallr Painful Therp. .
Mr. Gaddie Sirs, l)t Ti oi tvuant In-
Vlted to Mra. SwiHIjiian"? ni Ht all. but
She came. When she entered the room
the silence -was positively painful..
Mr. Gaddle Naturally. Silt;ti..o b kV
way painful kniong women.'!;. .; ;
- TO PJRE A COLD -IN ONE DAY ; ;
JTake Laxative Broroo ' Cjiitniue Tab
lets. All druggists refund tWnOney If
i falli )p pttre, F- W (Jrnve' elgnature
on each box ,l7io-v'viv',j..-;fif
The Huter-Whiit are yoji tUluklng
of, MamieTv . ':.V ' '
; Mamie-71 am dtamlrjg- ot.uiy . youth,
t The Bruter-I thought youvbad, far
away look, In y,our eyes. " Ptfiicefon
Tiger.;-r -';1V..-';:; .
tr
ip
TEybearing
of children U oftln dgstructive-:
All of tbta can be-tvotueg,
Friend bc-'ore babyotrjcf.'a thiiw
benefit and relief derived frop ther
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;A PLAYS AND PLAYER8.
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lb the programme of "Merely Mary
Ann," now at the Garden theater. New
York, v canary bird Is named In the
casta! -' . - - . . . . ' .
A dramatic adaptation of Kipling's
"Story of tb Gadibys" baa been aae
cesafully tried la one of the west end
London the ten. , -. ; 1
Comyns Cart to the author of 'the
English version of "La Chatelaine,"
which Sir Charles Wyndham will pro
duce In bla New theater, London.
"When Mrs. Patrick Campbell return
to the London atag ahe will appear In
"Phedre" in a translation which ha
been made for ber by John Davidson,
. "The CountyChalrman" la prosper
ing at Wallack's theater; New York.
and the probability la that be wUl bold
the board there until spring, If not
longer.' '' ? 1 .
" Miss 'Winifred Arthur Jonea, daugh
ter of Henry Arthur Jonea,' baa been
playing Julia Wren In ber ftther com
edy, "The Whitewashing of Julia,", In
one of tlie theaters of outer London. --
Cecil Raleigh, the ingenious artificer
of Drury Lane (London) melodrama.
Is writing., play for George Alexander,
who will produce It at the London fit
James theater. The aqtbor describe
the piece as "si metaphysical romance.',
Cure.BloodJandSkla Diseases Itcb
lnfiHumers,EczemaScrufuU f ' . :' ElC. . ' -Send
no money limply write and
try Botanlo Blood Balm at onr expense.
A personal trial of Blood Balm la better
than a thousand printed testimonials, ao
don't' hesitate to write for free am
ple. r - ... , .. , " -. . ' '
If you suffer from ulcers, eczema,
scrofula,. Blood Poison, cancer, eating
seres, itching akin, pimples, bolls, bone
pains, (welling, ' rheumatism,' catarrh,
or tiny blood or skin disease, we advise
you to take Botanlo Blood Balm (B. B.
B,) Especially recommended for old,
obstinate, deep seated cases of malign ant
blood or akin diseases, becvu Botanle
Blood Balm (B. B B ) kill the polcon In
the blood, cure where JI1 else falls,
heals every sore,' make th blood pur
a d rich, give the skin tber!ch glow of
health. B. B. B , the most perfect blood
p'irlfier made Thoroughly tested for
80 years. Cost tl per large bottle at
drug Btoiei. To prove It cures, sample
of Btood Balm sent free by writing
Blood Balm Co.. Atlanta. Ga. Deaoribe
trbuble and tree medical ad rice sent in
sealed letter. rjyThI la an honest of
fer medicine tent at onoe, prepaid.
Lrs Mil
Uistunctf U'uiIj enchantment to serv
ice In cougres. ,The delegate from Ha
waii will receive nearly $15,000. during
his term or two year in addition to his
snlury of fiO.OCO, beeldee drawing an
ul Iowa nee for clerk-, hire and stationery.
The $15,000 la the bonus, or rather the
mileage, which he receive because be
lives in the Sandwich Islands. A dele
gate to congress from the Philippines
would be abl to collect abont $3Tv00O
mileage If then should happen to be an
extra session during fits, term. Other
wise be would get shoot $34,000.
A Prisoner in -UerOwn House. !
Mrs.W. H. Layha, of 1001 Agnes Ave,
Kansas City, Md.j ha for several year
teen troubled with severe hoarseness
and at time a hard' cough, . which ahe
pays, "Would keep me In door for days.
I was prescribed lor hy physician with
no noticeable remits. A friend gave m
part of a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy with Instruction to eloiely
follow the direction X wIn to state
that after the flrt day I bottld notice
decided change for. the better, and at this
time after using It for two- week, have
no hesitation In saying I realise that !
am entirely cored. Thls-remedy Is for
sale by all Druggist. , ;
' Cokiplptlqa -.4h Sntn. y.,
'"Tluit dntts Is becoming,' my dear,'.
tstiUIHtie ujuu w'ho thlnka he IS A dip
lomat, . : - j
k She looked at . hint coldly for" a. mo
ment and then replied: . ... i
"Yes;, it is becoming threadbare."
Washington Stas...-
Mr. JVm. a Crape, of California, Md.,
nlTered lor years' from rheumatism and
lumbago. He was finally advised to try
Chambwlain'a Pain Balm, which hi did
and ft effected a complete cure.? For
ale by all drogglsts. ' - J
Senator Dcpew was chatting recently
with .a congressmaa who during the
clvirwar was twice-drafted and-each
time furuislicd a substitute. The sub
ject of 'airships was .under, discussion.
and the congressman asked:
.'Senator, do you believe that balloons
Will ever be useful In wsrT" i
-"Well, I think some persons might
find them handy In case of a draft"
Philadelphia Ledger.' . ' '-' . '
- i t Wonderfol Iterre.
I displayed by many a man enduring
pain of accidental Cuta.Wouada, Bruis
es, Burns, Scald, Sore feet r stiff joint
But there's no need for It Buokb-n'
Arntea Sarve will kill th pal and burs
the trouble. It's the best Sslve on earth
for'Plles.oq 59 at O D Bradham' drag
gtst, t " v '
The saddest news that has some out
bf . Mabw.Iq.Ajkmg time l-tbst the
J spruce gum crop is short This
that chewing; gum. WW cost. more -this
year or gum chewers wlH get less) for
thelf 'ftrrMeyv Most of the gum pot np
pf the' great chewing, gum coivaSrns
comes frortf the sprnce tree of Maine,
and the shortness of tha. crop, therefore,
is of direct Interest to every messenger
boy.AypewritUig gtr, saleswoman and
cash girl who has the gum shewing
MOID .1 . ; -.;...
The nicest and pleuantest vedlolne I
have used for Indigestion and constlpa-
tloa la Chamberlain' 8tomach and Llvet
T..it. ..4. w.i.wi v n,.t. r uit.
. ... .
grove,tyx; v4neywora use a onarm
and do not gripe or bave any unpleasant
effect." Tor sal by all drneriats.
FOR, i FARMERS
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Vena BlMklatary. -
If farmers should canonise saint In
ventors of labor aaving farm ma
chinery would bold front rank among
these thus distinguished. The man who
makes two blades of grass grow where
only one grew verily baa his reward,
but of what value Is bis effort If tb
farmer cannot barveei the double bene
faction) Agriculture in America would
be fairly still ad In Its own extent and
richness but tor the machinery with
which barveata are garnered. Seed
time might be, met by old fashioned
methods, but harrest never. The mag
nitude of our production requires the
implements Invented to gather tt from
the fields. Hand labor could not com
pass the task even If It were abundant
The cost of old ilia methods would
quickly bankrupt the modern farmer.
Time and labor could not be command
ed In sufficient volume to reap our bar
Tets without the aid of modern ma
chinery. The astounding reduction In the cost
of farm production effected by ma
chinery Is strikingly evidenced In the
figures given by the statistician of the
department of agriculture. According
to bis estimate it required 17 cents'
worth of labor lu 1S30 to produce a
ousliel of wheut In 1S96 this cost had
been reduced to U14 cents. The time
rcpreseutiwe; the production of a bushel
of corn lu 1830 was four and a half
hours, which bad been reduced to tlilr-
ty-four minutes by 1900. Perhaps all'
farmers do not realize their Indebted
ness to the Inredtors and manufactur
ers of .agricultural Implements, but
these figures should drive home an ap
preciation of the situation And the
end Is not yet. 'The practical lesson of
this preachment Is that the farmer
should study to understand the imple
ments put into bis hands by the genius
0 Inventors and the enterprise of mau-sfaeturei-s
so that be may utilize these
oyerful aids to the utmost.
. Wker, Sklaa Htlk and Battermllk.
Numerous experiments and practical
work done by Individual feeders have
proved the great value of dairy by
products as part of the rations for fat
tening awine. There is practically no
difference In the feeding value of skim
milk, buttermilk or whey when ail
three are fed In prime condition, except
that of course the skim milk will be
richer or poorer, according to the care
taken to remove the butter fat In the
separator. Five pounds of skim milk
per bead a day is an economical allow
ance In fattening swine over a hun
dred pounds In weight when mixed
grains are fed. Where corn was fed.
as in Wisconsin, the best returns were
secured with not more than three
pounds of milk tp each pound of meal
lUperimentt have shown that one
pound of mixed peas, barley and rye
Is equivalent to 6.69 pounds of skim
milk. The protein and ash m the milk
are what are needed to give strength
to the bones and develop the muscles
sufficiently. Whey and skim milk pro
duce rapid and economical gains and a
One quality of bacon even when no ex
ercise Is given to the fattening stock
and counteract the tendency to soft
ness produced by too lavish feeding
J of shorts. The average results of ex
periments at tne untano and Wisconsin
stations show that 786 pounds of why
are equal to 100 pound of grain.
Amoriran Cultivator.
. Aa Bxtem Tmbs of Male.
Some little capital Is required to own
an extra team, o two. But what of
that? The early crop In many In
stances will make -enough over the late
to buy outright several teams. The ex
tra team need not be expensive, bnt
should be the kind that will grow you
money. T With moles, yearlings and
two-year-olds will help out a great deal
and can often be bought so that an ad
vance can be got on v them In a year.
Older broken stock, say four to seven
years Old, will also grow some money;
will do more; work, bnt wU cost near
ly twice as much and are not apt to
shew as good an advance as where
green stock Is bo right These young
sters (mules) can stand a surprising
amount of work, are easily broken,
and most of this work of breaking can
be done before the busy season- and on
rainy days. In this locality late rains
prevented breaking, ground until late
In the season; then came a drought
followed by two weeks' bard ratnv A
Southern Farmer In Agriculturist Eplt-
omlst . - ' . a -. r
.. Thai AaaoHeaa Farmer. . , '
We have all read of "The Man With
the Hoe,. He doesn't belong here-
his home H on the-ether siae or tne
big pond; We know how to wield the
hoe all right but we seldom do It be
cause we know a better, more, rapid
and economical system: qf cultivation.
We hoe chiefly In the corners and In
the small track patches. . ,
' The -American farmer Is different
He Is the man who reads; who leans
km the printing press m6re"otten than
tie ooee on me uou. ne Biuuies uoukv
and reads agrlcultnrnl ' papers and
farms up to date; He buys tested seeds,
raises pure bred stock.' Is kind to his
wife and sends his; children to school.
He deals Justly with hla. neighbor and
tand out for equity for all. Henry
Burns tieer in Up to iathvarming.
' Protaetlasr Te Proaa Mice.
Experiments by Professor H. L, Hutt
of the ' Ontario ' Agricultural college
with, several, kinds of tarred und felt
paper showed that honeAvaS Injurious
to the trees and all equally effective in
preventing Injury from mice during
winter. The paper ' was cut In strips
bont S foot long, enough to go around
the trees and to stand' about a foot
high. A piece of string' was oscd to
hold the paper In place, and earth was
banked around the bottom of the pam
per to Keep ine mice irom getting un
derneath it -o; .",,6. VviS-i.;.;
Sare4 From Terrible Death.
The famDy of Mrs M L Bobbltt, of
Bafgetton, Tena., saw -her dying - and
ware powerles to save her. The moat
skillful pbvalolan and every remedy
need, failed, while consumption was
slowly but surely taking ber life, in
, for OonsornDtlon teraed desoair Into
Joy. the first bottle brought Immediate
rellef nd lu continued use completely
cured her. It's th moat certain cure In
the world for all throat and lung troub
je,,. Qn.ranteed bottles 60c and $100
Trial bottle free at C D Bradham' drag
tstore
HINTS
GOVERNMENT LAND.
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A PI Wa Ita StMnatka tke
Aataal Battle aaS Make.
During; the last fiscal year, accord
ing to the report of th commissioner
of the general land office, 22.650,923
acres of the public lends were taken
up by private individuals. These enor
mous figures ought to be sufficient te
open the eyes of every one to the fact
that our public domain is passing Into
the handa of private Individuals at an
alarming rate and convince the people
of the urgent need of reform In our
land laws. The public lands. It has al
ways been contended, abould be for
borne builders, but it is a fact beyond
dispute that but a small portion of the
land now passing out of the baoda of
the government goes to actual settlers
or to create homes. This fact, taken
In conupftion with recent exposure of
wholesale land stealing by speculators
and syndicates, should arouse the peo
pie to demand of their representative
In congress to call a halt in this rapid
disposal of the remaining public lands
Repeal the desert land act, timber and
stone net and the commutation clause
of the homestead act and the stealing
of the public domain will stop.
Make it the law that not another
acre of government land shall pasa to
private ownership until the applicant
for the same has abown his good faith
and real Intention to make his home
upon the Inod by actual residence and
ultivution for a term of five years.
uttd the occupation of the land apecu-
lator and land grabber will be gene
Every bona fide settler who goes upon
the land with the intention of making
It his home Is more than willing to
abide by such a law. It la the specu
lator and public land grabber who
have profited by the commutation
clause In the homestead act and not
the actual settler and home maker.
This clause In the bomestPiid law
should be repealed without further de
lay for the protection of tlie genuine
settler who wants to ninki bis home on
the land. -Maxwell's Talhunnn.
Fallhfnl to tkr Law.
"Why did you let him get away
from you?" thundered the chief.
He er-took a mean advantage of
me, replied the green detective. "He
ran across the grass In the park, and"
Well?'
"Well, there was a sign there, 'Keep
Off the Grass.' "Philadelphia Pred.
Tbe Sweet Gum.
The exudation you see clinging to the
sweet gum tree In the summer contains
a stimulating expectorant that will loos
en the phlegm In the throat. Taylor'
Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullein
cure coughs and colds.
At druggists, 25c, 60 c, and $1 60 a
bottle. For sale In New Bern by F S
Daffy.
'1 til eut.
Manima-AViilie, how can yon be so
naughty? I'll J'tst tell your pupit when
lie comes home.
Willie G'on. jest do It, an' see how
quick he'll spank you for tellln' tales.
Philadelphia Press.
A Mlshty Nlmrod.
Burd Hunter Had great luck today.
Archie Gunter Bog anything?
Burd Hunter No, but I brought all
the dogs back alive. Pennsylvania
Pnnch Bowl.
'Give your blood a cleaning." Rhus
maclde clean out all the Impurities that
make you ill. Ask your druggist.
Tour I'lace For Iblevc.
Bermuda is not accustomed to thieves
No experienced Bermudan will enter
the profession of pilfering, at least of
taking tilings that cannot be Imme
diately eaten. For what can be done
with them? If any property is taken
the officers of the law have only to
watch the steamship docks. The stuff
cannot be disposed of on the islands.
They are too small, and everybody
knows everybody.
It Is a Bermudan legend that once a
bicycle was stolen. It was the talk of
the town. Tbe ncxl ensuing problem of
the thief was how to get any good of
It He did not dare use it; he could not
send It out of the country. That he
finally "gave it up" was proved when
six months later a fisherman brought
np the missing wheel from fairly deep
water upon bis hook.
READ ALL TBIS.
You Never Know the
Moment When This
Information May
Prove of Infin
ite Value.
It Is worth considerable to any cMsen
of New Bern to know bow to bs cured
of painful, snnoylng and Itching pile
Enow then that Doan'e Ointment I
positive remedy for all itchiness of the
ektn, for plies, eczema, etc, One appli
cation relieve and soothe. Read this
testimony of Its merit: f --'5
John F Banff, proprietor of General
Merchandise store, at 80 Middle atreet,
ays: "I used Doan'a Kidney Fill and
the? are all they are represented tobe.
I can also say that Doan'f OIMmit is
the best thing I ever ttted for itching
- .
hemorrhoids. I suffered untold agony
with them, could not rest one moment,
day or night, and I could not find any
thing to relieve the suffering antll 1 cam
across Doan's Ointment and procured It
at Bradham' Pharmacy.' It relieved me
at once,and acted entirely different from
anything else I ever used. Ton could
task about this remedy for a month and
It would not be like, one application of
the ointment.. Ton can use my same
and I will be only too pleased to recom
mend these remedies to any one when
ever opportunity arise." j.v' .-: .. . j
For sale by all dealer. Price 60 ceati
a box. Foeter-atUburn Co., Buffalo, K
Yi, sole agents tor the TJ. 8. - '
Remember the name Doan'i and
take no other.
NAnars Ciftlfrom tht Sonny 5ontlk
ftoltto
Sayootbodrlffidm yira life
WAS
' v1 X X wim u uspanaim quiw as muco upon in
.A stomach and the manner in whioh it did
J xSL it work. The moment you put lard-
11 cooked food in your stomach you are
I j ssnding out a pressing invitation for dys-
' pepsia to call upon you. Thia may sound
exaggerated, but let us reason it out
Lard is mads from hog fats. Th hog isn't the most cleanly animal
in th world, and why should lard be any more digestible than fat
pork? It isn't You ar aim ply taking chances when you use lard la
cooking; if it doesn't harm you, you're lucky.
1" The best shortening in the universe is Cottolene. It la made from
refined vegetable oil and choice beef suet There's no ingredient about
it but what is purs, wholesome and digestible. No other shortening
will do the work of Cottolene. You must either uae Cottolene or an
inferior product Which are you going to do?
Guard against substitutes.
(three sizes) with a red
abel A our trads mark a steer's
tolsns is not open to contamination as is bulk lard ; the quality is
always uniform and guaranteed.
Ask your grocer for a pail of Cottolene and start yoursslf on th
right road to successful cookery.
VSt ft LESS. Cottolene being richer than either lard or cooking
butter, one-third less is required,
ITpVT? Send as a Se stamp te pay pottae and wsH mail you a copy of our beak, :
A "Home Helps." edited by Mrs. Rorer. which contains 500 choice recipe
from th country's noted cooks.
Made only by THB R. K. FJURBAMK COMPANY, Dept. 589 Chicago
lyon's French Periodical Drops
Btrictly vegetable, perfectly harmless, sure to accomplish DESIRED
RESULTS. Greatest known female remedy. Price, $1.50 per bottle.
ftTnsj Beware of eonnterfelti and imitation!. Tbe genuine Is put up only in paste-boar Oas
SSUIIUB ton with fae-simlle elirnatare on side of the bottle, thus: jf Tjti-i
Send tot Circular to WILLIAMS MTU. CO., Bole Ageote, Cleveland, Ohio. mfCS.' a
80LD BY F.
Sale & Exchange
STABLES.
Finelot Lignt and Heavy Draft
Mules, also Good Working Horses
Just Received. Muat be Bold.
Terms to suit Purchasers. Cash
or good negotiable paper. Call at
stables wnd see the stock offered.
L. G-. Daniels,
Craven Street. NEW BERN, N. C.
New Bern Cotton Oil
and Fertilizer Mills,
Manufacturers of Cotton Seed Products
and High-grade Fertilizers,
NEW BERN, JT, C.
WUl pay the Highest Cash Prices for Cot
ton Seed and Seed Cotton. Bags furnteiefl
to seed shippers.
HAVE FOB SALE
ton Seed Meal and Hulls, which is the "finest
Cattle Feed in the world.
We will exchange
Factory and Mills
AT THE HEAD OF ALL
MEADOW'S
. Specially prepared for the lands
good ears, makes Wrappers and Fills
. As our goods are manufactured near you and not reshipped, wa
skim Freshness and Good Mechanical Condition. .
High Grade Cabbage, Potato, Allorop and Cotton Goarjo.' ,".
E.K & J. A. MEADOWS CO., Mn'fts,
Factory-Ncnse BiTer, New Bern, IT. C
Pi-uIlYliOYAL PILL3
II ( v . Orinael sn Our OolM.
t m tt it.ii n,, 1 r.lt i,flULUu
l rt:a u .U MtallV Ink m)4
IU MiltM. 1 .k mm sUAna
lHtimi SBUttJ.M Mi ImIIs.
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unri fcr r.rUtml.n, TjMawle
tta tkmiU lO.etreTMUwml. Bout 1
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rOtowl.
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Haleama flroni tn Kortaeana Woael
eralarriBalseBhttMOertal&eanteooaghh
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GhaunctyDepevv
ONCE ASKED:
la life worth living ? " He replied: " It
depend upon tha liver." Chauncey was
partially right but he might have added
Cottolene comas only in sealed tin
label and band. In the center of the
head in cotton nlant wreath. Cot-
S. DUFFY.
a Fresh Supply of Cot
Meal for cottonseed.
Loeh Bistan It:;
HB.l!i.
TOBACCO FERTILIZER.
GOLD LEAF
of Eastern Carolina Insures a
Your Purse. , -
Ernest M. Green,
" Attoraey tt Coasielor at law,
Bboad Bt NSW BBICT, IT. C.
Well eqnlped to search title bv reaaoa
of many years experisnos In Ui oUce,
and at Eeglittr of Deedii Prsnttr In
tne uonrt ot uraven, Jones, I rr....-o,
Carteret, Onslow, or whtrever srrU-s
are required , ; ' - .. . .
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