11 WEEKLY J01M
isbed la Two Seetioat, every Ti
tad Friday, at Journal Building. U
C vaa Street,
CHARLES U; STEVEN.
bdroi n PBoramop
SUBSCRIPTION RlTE?"k
Two Months SW"
Thiaaa Months, .
U Months,
-waive Months.
ONLY 15 ADVAMC.
edvertUlac raise furamhed epoe ep.
aTfcatloa t the offloe. or npoa inquiry
by Mil
.acaive .otic of emplraiion oJhl'b-
I0DRN4L
Knuml at Ihe PoUfflc,LNew
4. C. ss second-class mutw.
PURSUIT OP TBb A. t N C
ROAD.
The sttempr of securing another re
ceivership for the Atlantic and North
Carolina railroad property, matt diss
bate every thinking person of the fslls
cknii argument offered.that the receiver
ship Is Inspired by those who wish to
preserve thU property from Injuring lt
aelf, which will surely occur, according
to thoee promoting thts receivership
grasp, If the State continues to own this
property.
This solicitous concern of thoee ar
guing for a lease, be It through a re
ceivership or any other ptocess, allr gin
the waste In running the road under Its
present management, Is neither sincere
nor has It any sound business juillfica
tlon. The deterioration In this property, as
alleged, and Its non-dlvtdend paying,
which has been formerly so much dwelt
upon, as proving the haste demanded In
affecting a lease or sale of the property,
has ceased to have any special weight,
as the road's stock has advanced to the
highest point In price.
The main fact which Is no longer to
be hid Is that the A.&NO railroad
property Is a valuable one, and that It Is
wanted by parties who know its value,
and who hope to secure it upon easy,
and tor them, cheap terms.
A. remarkable point In all this lease
or sale outcry Is that It comes from
those who have no known pecuniary or
business Interest in this property, and
who w!U not be gainers If this property
changes hands any more than If It re
mains at It Is. Why this clamor from
these parties r It Is a guess, and any
one can take It.
But there It Justice demanded, how
ever the plan, plot or conspiracy, at It
may succeed, for the people in the tac
tion which the A A N 0 road traverses,
whose material prospects and best In
tenets are involved in the pursuit of
this road, and Its prospective owner
ship.
If tome railroad secures this road,
it can injure every buaiuass along ltt
line, and give a set back to the agricul
tural and Industrial development of this
section. In this every North Carolin
ian concerned, for an Inquiry to one tec
tlon, must be reflected upon the entire
State,
It might be better that the AAHC
paid no dividend in ten years to the
State, rather than it should fall Into
inch ownership as would bring out t
dlvtdent for the new owners, at the ex
pense and saorlflce of the people who
we compelled to do basinets with this
road.
" The menace It not to the State, in
this AANC remaining a State proper
ty even without dividend. The menace
Is to the people of this section, if the
road falls into hands who teak only
their own interests, regardless of the
people along the road.
MR. D. L. WARD FOR SERA-
TOR. .
' Among man's own business or pro
fessional associates, is generally to be
iound the Just ettlmsU upon his charac
ter and ability. If these dally associates
nd a man just In his dealings, and able
Ja his undertakings, they an In position
.to pass npoa him. Ths outslds world
Ana ths superficial estimate, not being In
close touch.
, la this connection the Journal de
tlrst to call special attention to ths en
dorsement given Mr D L Ward by his
Nsw Bern Associates at the Bar, which
was published In ths Isms of this psper
- of the eta Inst. It Is ths unanimous de
cision of these gentlemen that David L
Ward should be named by the Demo-
: crsts oil thts, ths Eolith Stats Senato
rial District, to represent the people of
this District la ths next General ; Stat
AsiexUy, which meett next January.
Tit I'.'or ' "Tteoi't tnd sincers endorse
r t of t" e ITsw T a Fr-.r for Kr YTarJ
i sr ' ".1 t ' i ct tie r-:I ia
hkh this gseUamaa held by hire
sates. Bnt arm beyond Ula tte
Journal believes that Mr Ward sajoji
the etteesa of his fellow eittseae el
Mew Bern and Um entire Eaih Dta
trict, aad will be foaad a most accepts
ble candidate for nnanlsaoM Boavlaa-
Uoa for Senator by these voter.
In poUtleal el relet Mr Ward's bum Is
not aakaewa, for he has eAea given
his Use aad personal effort to serve
his party In campaigns,' and without
asking any recompense for hit set floes.
Tae Jonrnat has a aaaoaaeemeBi
from Mr Ward, as to hie candidacy, but
H believes that he would. pram a meet
acceptable candidate for Stats flaeator,
and a gentleman who would raMy rep-
resent every cllUea nad every Interest
of the DeoDle of the Heath Senatorial
District. s- :
UPRIGHT LIVING BY COMPUL
SION. The tendency of the day la to eeenre
right living on the part of taeettiaa.
by laws wbloe aie specially designed, to
restrict the cititea on the tide which he
may be Inclined towards gratifying, by
Intemperate iadulgeaee.
This demand which society needs. If
not, why the ever increasing restrictive
legislation, to hold it wtthtn bonnds,
points to a weakness In the human race
which should have received iu tuition
and restraint in the early jeers, when
character was easily formed for right
ways, which would ever give the Indi
vidual a strength In later years to sue
cessfullv combat with the world's
evils.
It Is this neglect of the youth, which
permits It to be politely disobedient.
first to parents and teachers, which de
velops the groeser and coarser disobe
dience towards employers, and the final
disregard of lsw and order.
It is the failure of parent, guardian
or teacher to carry to Its almost In the
child's early life the principle of "Ihou
shalt not," In the way of Implicit obe
dience to thoee over tt, which will make
It easier for the grown man and woman
to live a life which does sot need legis
lative enactments to keep It from eilL
There Is no question but that laws
would be needed, no matter how care
ful the early education of of youth
might be. but instead of compulsory
laws, which demand an arbitrary obed
lencs, there would be legislation of a
character directing towarda individual
and material development , which would
not be harsh and prescriptive, to force
abedlence , regardless of personal In
cllnation or volition.
From family, community, State and
Nation, the greater the compulsion em
ployed, the greater the indicated inher
ent weakness of the Individual or la
dlvlduali making up any of them. And
while the compulsory laws enacted to
restrain ths people of a community
maybe outwardly effective, it will be
found that actually the rettmnt Is nu
gatory In Its mors! efforts.
Whst the world wants 1s nprlght liv
ing through the knowledge gained by
early training, which has leaved to be
obedient to parent and teacher, and
from this has secured the inheritance
of right living, which reverses the good,
despises the evil, and observes right
laws through inclination, ' not because
of the fores which is in ths lair demand.
Ing IU fulfillment to ths utternast.
Deafness Cannot Be Cored
by local applications, ss they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There It only on wty to cars deafness,
aad that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by aa Inflamed con
dition of ths mucous ; lining pf ths
Eustachian Tabs. When this ' tubs Is
Inflamed yon hare a rumbling sonnd or
Impeot hearing, and when It Is entirely
closed, Deafness is ths intuit, and un
less ths inflammation can be taken oat
and this tabs restored to Us normal con
dition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever, nits cases out of ten ara enured by
Catarrh, . which Is nothing but aa la-
named condition or the mucous sur
face. ;5 ,.: .
Ws will gtv Oa Hundred Dollars for
any ess of Deafness (caused by Ca
tarrh) that eanaot be cared by Hall's
Catarrh Cur. Bead for circulars, fret.
F. J. CHXHIYA CO,
: : Toledo, O,
Sold by Druggists, 70c , ,
Tsks Hall's Family Pills for constipa
tions. -- ' - .
. v CnuUll ailaa. t :
Brother I trust that you sre happy
with your husband, Maud? Maud
Oh, yes, as happy aa one can expect
to be with n man who "la talking f
himself half the time and of his first
wife the other half. i.;..:--..
:v-- "ir-f ma. ir lai t ;, J
"Of course you believe that poly ft
lay Is wrong," said the man who was
discussing the Mormon question, f
"My dear str," answered Mr. Meek-
ton, It is not uly wrong. If s foe.
bru." Washington Stan -
.. Kade Tounf Ajali .'.
"Ons of Dr King's New Lifs Pills sack
night for two weeks hss put ass In my
'teens' sgsln" sg ala writes D H Turasr
of D.-r'-towa Fs. They'rs ths best la
t". s 15 OfM for Llf er.Ptomach snj Eow
I;: t.' v " j. I.ever g.'s. Ou'.j
Z'zttChl " ;:nj Dro j etors.
fcOCIT.'iS HAVE REGUH.
Otttsf the Finest luteal Attractions ea
Iho Road to be acre October V
Cowan Bros, of Wilmington, limit
the new Masoalo Open hones have be
gan booking their nttreotlons for next
They hive already made eoa-
fnt the-guest musical eosasdy
"Miss Bob White" which has been run
ning with great saoesea lath Park
theatre la Philadelphia. The chorus la
composed of M peraoaa aad the people
who take part are artists of well known
ability. Tee eosspsy will appear her
OetoberMth.'
Work on the opera house teprogrsss-
ing finely aad w ehtll have a play
house by next season In which popular
play aad operas eaa be produced with
out the dtfflenltlee experienced hitherto.
The work of taking out ths walls will
begin In a few days. '-
Cured HU Mother of Rheumatism.
"My mother has been a sufferer for
many years with rheumatism," saysW
H HewerJ, of Husband, Pa. "At times
en was aaeMe to move at all, while at
all tisaee walktag was painful. I pre
sented her with s bottle of Chtmterlaln'a
Pain Balm aad after n rtw appll- atlons
the decided It was ths moat wonderful
pain reliever ah had ever tried. Is fact,
she U never without It now and la at all
times able to walk. An orcasloaal ap
plication of Pain Balm kteps away the
pain that aha was formerly troubled
with." For sale by all druggists.
LOCO.
Msy 5 h.
We has beea having showery weath
er this wetk, which makes the gvden
plants look nice.
Cur farmers are about through plant
ing cotton and tome are now busily
engaged In chopping their corn.
Mrs Maggie Whit of Pollocksvllle Is
here visiting her sister Mrs Bsllie Taylor
who Is quits sick.
MleSfS Dors Henderson and Ola Hum
phrey spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Mrs H G Bsrbee.
Mr M Smith of Pollocksvllle U
spending s fsw days with relstlves here
thts week.
Mrs O W Smith returned home Satur
day from a week's visit to Sllverdele, ac
computed by her b other and his
bride.
A crowd of our young folks spent
Sunday In Jonee county.
Mr and Mrs Manly Biggins attended
the Taylor Simpson marriage near
Pollocksvllle yesterday.
Our sick folks here are Improving,
though there are several new cases of
whooping cough.
VIOLET.
I'rraeata la Japan.
The foreigner Hhould beware of raak
lng presents to any Japanese girl un
less be U bent upon matrimony. To
present her with any sort of a gift,
even though it be only a posy, will be
regarded as a proposal of marriage,
and to accept the present, though not
a word of love or matrimony be pass
ed, is a sign that she accepts you. Gal
lant Americans have got Into serious
trouble and found It necessary to leave
the country at night to escape a blad
ing engagement which they thought
lessly Incurred by giving to a maiden
some trifle.
Whooplof Coach
"In ths spring of 1901 my children
bad whooping cough," says Mrs DW
Oapps, of Capps, Ala. "I used Chamber-
laln's Cough Bsmsdy with ths most sat
isfactory results. I think this Is the
best remedy I hsve ever seen for whoop
ing cough." Thit remedy keeps the
cough loose, lessens the; severity and
frequency of the coughing spells and
ooonteracts any tendency toward pneu
monia. For -sals by all druggists.
' X Laaaoa la Cti
A. noun Is the name of a person.
place or thing," chanted the class.
"Now gtv me the nam of a noun.
said the teacher na they finished.
Betty An organ grinder.
Teacher-Quit right But why Is It
a boost
Betty (triumphantly) 'Cause lt't the
nam of a person w ho plays s thing.
TheHjmas Supply Co.,
Dear Sirs:
: Over fifty years so, onr firm
beg selling paint throughout the South
sale have contlnaed uninterruptedly,
and ton times greater ths a any othet
brand of paint Read ths following;
"Hsvsused ths L. AM, paint
twenty years, houses psintsd wits)
eight yean ago show batter today than
houses painted with other pelntt within
two pars."
,, A. B. Edgall, Alschna, Fla.
" Hsve used all brands of
paint, L. AM. Pars Faint stands Utter,
and wears longer' than say other paint
I hsve ever assd in my tea years ex-
ptriaHMje'V;,'1 ;,-' i"''-'
: &. I. Smith. Painter Concord K, C.
H ! "I painted FrsnksnbargBlosk
wtth LA M Paint steads out as though
eAtsV-i ' :f: W .
Actual cost' wu less thsa - flBO per
gsuoa.- . - '- v"
. .; ;W. B. Barr, Charleston, W, Vs.
.' "I painted oar old homsttead
with. L.A. M, Paint twesty-slx years
ago. ' Mot palatsd sines; looks better
thsn houses painted in ths last four
year with other paint,"
C. 8. Sootfield, Harris Springs, S C,
.1 j tf,i i- "Used the L. A M. Pslntt for
sixteen vesrs. Painted three houses
with tt fiftesn years ago; they hsve not
ee 'ad pa'ntteg since.
" J. It Webb, Blckory. N 0.
Respectfully,
LOKGMAN A MARTINEZ.
Tl'"t '..".: rf.'-: J Taints ar told by
r.vit.vco
LITELT SCRAP
Betweea Brtilsa tf Icws-OhMrver aad
Wlbey. Csaftrsacs onr
A AMClUiters.
Special to Journal
Raleige, May Thr was a fight la
the Tarboro Hoe oBe this aftersosn,
betweea S C Brittoa of the Newt aad
Observer, aad W B Day. - :
Brittoa received several blows with a
saae oa his ana sad kaad,aad Day got a
H jht blow oa Us fans-
Oaly four persona wer la th office,
bat th men weie Quick y eeparst A
Xx-Oovemor Jarvis arrlnd thbaft
noon, aad he aad Jamee H Poa are la
conferMcs with Attorney Ueaeral Gll-
sasr about Allaatie aad North Carollaa
Recelvsrvklp. v ,
Iavttattoaa have beea Isened tor th
wedding nsxt Wednesday vealagof
Mr Bam Howard aad Mrs Mlanls Mead
ows. . . ,
Sllsahsth City la to hart a aew Stwer-
sg. elecUle light sad water service. A
strett ear lie five miles la leigthwlU
also becoastracted. "
Governor At cock has pardoned
George Meredith who was-.seateaosd to
tea daya ImprisoaaaMt by Jndg Fer
gueoa ayhe last term of ths Criminal
court. .
A soavsnlr of ths Baltimore fire wss
seen yeeterday at Mr Ben Davenport's
store. It wu a assss composed of a keg
or wrought aalla which were malted to
gether and haviagthe appearance of a
stone. The eurloitty a at from th Glen
deanln Hardware Co.
We are sorry ti learn that "The UtUs
Tycoon" which wu to have beea played
here next week by the Wilmington lo
cal talent will art coma on aocouatof
the Issbllty of two of ths leading mem
bers of the cut to leave the city at that
time. We know lb play would bt pat
rorlsed and highly esj iyed by our citi
zens. Quick Arrest
J A GuUedget of Verbena, Ala, wu
twice In the hospital from a severe case
of piles causing 14 tumors. After doc
tors sndsll remedies failed, Buck lea's
Arnica Salve quickly arrested further
Inflammation and care! hint. It con
quers aches and kills pefa, 85c at C D
Bradham's Druggist.
Resolutions of Respect
And Condolence.
WHEREAS, J Randolph Psrksr, s
patriarchal Odd Fellow of Calumet En
campment No 4, departed thla life A pi II
16th 1904.
Now therefore be It resolved thst ws
the Patrlarchlal members of Calumst
Encampment No 4. I OOF offer our
sympathy sud condolence to th be
reaved family of our departed brother,
Odd Fellow and ua token ofoarts-
tesm and brothsrly lovs.
RESOLVED, That a copy of these res
olutlons be tent to hit family, ths seats
bs spread upoa ths minutes of oar En
campment and copy published In the
dally Journal.
O M DOCKIIAM.
E1POCK,
F F MATTHEWS'
Committee.
Love Fuddinf;.
Hsrswltk w publish a rtclps which
say man, no matter how ; poor a cook,
eaa Basks, It hs't got ths "dough" he
may bs able to get a better ! combination
aad have a padding mors to his liking.
Young men who asver tested the eult
lasry department of lovs should maks a
trial of that dlractloas. i ;
Taks a pretty girfs eyes tight or dark,
to suit tha tests, mix them with your
own, add a blush or two, half a dotsa
sight (those that wtrs not laft over
from ust summer preferred) dint with
a Utti matter from yourowa heart,
aad flavor with a sip from Vr ruby lips
Pour ths whole Into a warm smbraoe,
Don't stir, th longsr It Is tUowed to re
mala ths better.
Ai Open Letter
From tu Chaptn, 8 0. , Sswr. Early
In tha spring my wlfs aad I wars taken
with diarrhoea aad so sever were the
pains thst ws called a physician who
prescribed for at, but his medicines
failed to aire sat relief. A friend who
had a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera aad Diarrhoea Remedy on hand
gave each of as a dose aad we atoae
felt ths effects, I procured a bottle aad
before using tbt entire contents we
were entirely cured. It It a woaderful
remedy aad should be found In every
household. HC Bailey, Editor. This
remedy Is for sale by all druggists.
War Bloa Africa CfcUt,
Major rowel! Cotton amused An au
dience the other day by his Informa
tion concerning the warriors of n cer
tain tribe with whom he cam In con
tact In th course of his travels la
East Africa.' It waa th custom of
thee untutored soldiers to pises a tat
too tally mark on their bodies for escb
man who fell a victim at their hands,
and, added the lecture when a war
rior had n more specs on his own
akla bs would continue th records ea
th bodies of his wlvss. London
WorhLq'v ;'- C m p:
' -" wten the Sap Rises.
Weak longs should be careful, Coughs
and colds are dangerous then. One
Minute Cough Cure cares coughs and
colds and gives strength to -the luc;s.
Mrs. 6 E. Fsansr, of Marlon, lad., srjs,
"I suffered with a cough until I rua
dowa la wel.U from 148 to S3 lbs, I
tried a number of remedies to no av&:i
until I nred One Minute Cotra Cure
Four bottles of tLls wonderful rc r t:
cured me enti-ely of the cone's, s'
hened my lur i and restored r t r
normal we" ' t, 1 ';h and i' 'j
e.:i ty viz. r ? -
WILL fcB EIG CO.YTLST.
Oa Hew kecctversfi'p QscsJon 0 :r At
lantic & Herts rsroUaa r ad,
' Os Ry 31si .
Bsklgkji 0 Msy Oth-Both ths Stete
ssd Oayler sre maklag prepaialloai for
a Wg fight her before Judge r Brat II oa
the t la lest, regarding the desired
recsivershlp of the Atlantic As North
Oaroltaa Railway. - Both stdet are tatro
daelag mw evtdeac aad cw wlt-i esses.'
Th Caykw people, whoever they are
ere said lo b working like besvtrs to
tsakssshowlsg. The8Ut will have to
bow ai to aaow why a receiver
ahoaM not be appolated. Of course
aothrag eaa as dose with the mad aatll
ladg Parse!! disposes of this matter.
If the way la clear a letsa is practically
certain to be maoe. Covers or A) cock
ears that both ths AUaatlo Rallaay aad
th Philadelphia syadldatt propositions
to less are good aad theis doe not seem
tin sock difference between them. A
Federal quest ioa, or rathtr a qaeitloa of
State's righU sseatt ti bt- I a voir ed.
maialy u ti whether a Federal Judge
rat appolat a receiver of Siste prop tj
Th special investigating commlt ee b
sow waiting f r tbs repo t on the book
of the Atlantis A North Car Ira rail
way and today R. T. Oisy, of th com
mlttr went to New Bern to fit this re
port, oa which expeitThoaus D. Means
hat been at work for toms time. -
-A SnrtThinr; - . . -'
It Is said thst nothing Is sure except
death aad taxes, bnt thst It not alto
gether true. Dr King's Nsw Discover)
for Consumption Is s sure oar for sl
long aad throat troubles. Thousands
eaa testify uathat. Mrs C B VanMetre
of Snepberdiows, W Va, say.: "I hsd s
severs cass of Bronchitis and fofa ysai
tried sverythlng I heard of, bpt got nr
relief. On bottle of Dr Kirg'a New
Discovery then cured me absolutely."
It's lafallibl for Croup, Whoopins
Cough, Oilp, Pmnmont and ' onmmp.
tlon. Try It. Iu cuaranteed bv C D
Bradbaas, DrugglsL Trial bottle free
Regular slr.es 50c, $t.
. Miaaa
FOREST.
Msy 4th.
Ths rain which fell last ' evening i
making th farmers smile for they stood
muck la need of s good thower.
Mr Chu Folcher, wu ia our midst
Fridty of last week.
Forest fires have been raging hi rt fc r
the past week though they did not do any
damage except burning fences,
Mr Denis Morris pasted through here
hut week going to Nsw Btm.
Rev. J. W. Alford, filled his rrgultr
sppolntment at Aaliooh Saturday night
sad Sunday there, wu a large at ten-
denes each Urn especially 8undy he
Will preach there again the first Saturday
atght and Sunday la Juss.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Sprlngle aad little
daughter Kslhleea tpeat Buadsy with
their psrsnta Mr aad Mrs Alfred Ouktn
. ROSE BUD,
Mj Joseph Pomlnville, of Stillwater,
Mlna after having spent over. 13,000
with the best doctors for stomach trou
ble, without relief, - waa advised by hit
drugftst, Mr Alev Rlchsrd, to try a box
of Chsmberlaln's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. ; Ha did so, and Is a well man
today. If troubled with tadlgeetloa,bad
taste fat the mouth, lack of appetite or
coastlpatloa, give thsss Tablets a trial,
aa4 you are certain to be more than
pleased with the result.. For sals at 25
eeats par box by all druggists. ,.
SMALL BEGINNINGS,
Cornelius Vsnderblit begsa life s i
fsrmer. . .
Adam Forepaugh was a Phlladclphlitl
botcher. - - a
John Wansmaker's first salary wsr
125 a week
Cyrus Field begun life as a clerk la s
Hew Englsnd store.
P. T. Barnum earned a small salary
aa bsrteader In a New York theater,
Whltelsw Beld wss a correspondent
oa a Cincinnati newspaper at $3
week.
Andrew Carnegie did bla first work
aa a Pittsburg telegraph messenger si
It a week. ,
..l,,s,taBBBaaBTaBBnaa-
P. S. DUFFY
Do aot hetlttte t r commend Knd-1
Dtsnepsia Cure to his M ads aad cus
tomers. Indices! ion rsus uoie ill
health than anything else it deranges
the slomseh, and bilngs on al 'manner of
disease. Kolol Dyspepsia Cure Igeats
what yoi eat, cures ladlgetiios, d . tper'
lit aad all ttomsch disorders. Kodol is
not only a perfect dlretant ui a H e
bull iiog tonic at well. Ilenewad liSKlti
pei
follow It me
The ruby mines in Burma sre of four
kinds, the most valuable being gullies
formed by the action of water on the
side Of the bills. . Next to !!. come
the shafts, or tunnels, sunk In the bill
sides; and then the wells. These last
are sunk in the valley, and are of two
sorts. The deco wells ro sunk to
fifteen or twenty feet, and the shallow
ones only reach to four feet, aiier
the first ruby bearing stratum is found
Rubles, or rather red stones of nl)
sorts, are offered for sale In large num
bers and st every conceivable price,
The inhabitants are well off, tbe mln
era being either Sbans, in Uielr enor
mous broad brimmed atraw bats and
barer trousers, or Chinamen, Is indigo
blue. - 't '-" i
Who can not stsnd ths allocking strain
of 'laxative syrups snd e-'bartlo pills
are e-nactallv fond of Llltts I" vs. All
nersons who find it necer y to tike
liver srt;"clne Suou'j try t: we --y plllt
lc s t'-s :ro uly pleasant ana
Age". t!'.hllenau!eitlng
lv- .!i3 c a.':.SoBS fallowing the
.,f, rr " i. Little Earlv Ri.
it, H i, conallpttton, slrk
' ' i " i n alarla tod liver.
... : ' 1 1 7 F. 3. r y. j
I
ANtCelable Pre paralionTor As
similating rucFoodandBcgula
ling ihe 5 tomacte arslDow Is of
Promotes Digeslionhecrfur
ness and Rest .Contains neither
Opium.Morphine norlfinerai
Not Xarc otic.
ffwwmj
Jaaantwjtsnnsa, rtntt
A perfect Remedy forConstlpa
Tion. Sour $tomkh.Diarrhoca
Worms .Convulsions .Fewmsh
ness and LOSS OF SLEEP.
l fscSinuts Signature of .
NEW YOBK.
kit
EXACT COPY Of WRAPPER
"-IRTIriT..---
is prononucod by judges to be the BEST POPULAR IlilOE good, in
the market. QUALITY. UNIFORMITY. RELIABILITY frhe '
STIIAU, PW8T & !0., Froprietorit,
; , . RICHMOND, V A..
Upon receipt ot 15o we will Bend a large ram pie ov Vxprees iharges ;
prepaid. Wrie nmne nd iddtetH
office. -
lp's French Periodical Drops
Strictly vegetable, perfectly harmless, sure to accomptlah DESIRED
RESULTS. Greatest known female remedy. Price, SL50 per bottle. ,
filllTlfll Bewamof eonntarfalta anl ImlMtlmn. Tb svonlne la pot aa otilr la rana-borS Oaf.
ton with fao-Rlmll aiinatura oa lid of tl bottle, Ihuii v -
tauallut U.cilai to WUXtAMs aru.CUSuM Ageuu, Clevalaud. .out, taaccgya
. '' ' " ;'r ' , SOLD BY
MOTT'S
PEflNYROYAL PILLS
of menstruation." They are "LIFE SAVERS' to girls at
, womanhood, aiding development of organs and body. No
known remedy for women equals them. Cannot do harm life
becomes- a pleasure. - ftl.OO PHK JJOX BY MAIL. Sold
by - . . . v
" '. Sold in New Bern bjD. It. D AVIS.
vaMMW.
Paint your house with
&
We have taken the
Heath
ted paint .and have a car load just trom the lac
tory. Prices right. Call and see . us before
buying. ' ...
GaskiJI Hdw.,&
BARDWARlcr7;MlddU St. -
. f'honelt7. '
Carolina Business College;
. - .. 3ST w Bern, jr. C., . .
A
Ws sre now enrolling Undents rapld'y for the Summer Session ,
' WdltY'TfraTIirJTTEIK TO.IXICUI l. onlcr
e'ompleie ne of "ur courses during the SPRING snd K vRLY DMEa
TIIK IIEfST and JSIOST
TJCIt t:l n ICTIIODH of Book-keeping snd Systelns of 8hort
htnd ever developed are need in this Cllege snd the Instruction Is Simple and
Thorough. - ' a
TII1U I12 SI AND For book-keepers ana
stenopritpIlfifW W now greater than ws will bs able to tupply from
ourgrsduatea ' , v
v TAfh.n OUH COUIirilil and LctUinelpyou ton Better
and Mote I.uoratlve I'o-lllon. - . - ; , . , i
For full Particular, Addrese - , , , . . : -
S. J. HOLLADAY,
D.
ft of
aal V, fcuS aa arf
Tor Infants and
en.
The . Kinsf Yen llavo
Always BcusM
Bears the
Signatni.v
of
in
Use
ForOver
Thirty Years
tt
lid
rliiinly Ri.d giie neHn-.'l cxinait
. - v. -
l R DaVIP. I . '. ': " '
They overcome Weak,
ness, irregularity and
omissions, increase vifr
or and banish " paina
aerenc.r lor this celebra
Mill Supply Co.,
MILL SDP?LIB8 44 Cravsn St
Phons St8. .'
c:rt.
1 e.-
1
AW
mm
W5
mm
TMtl VtTJfTMHI s)aBwMMVTa ItttTJ
nFai
, jL
to