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WHERE IS ARCADY? (Editorial from Washington. D. C Post Sunday, July 9, 1905. Now is the season of the year when we would go to Arcady. ' We know that it is a place of simplicity and rest, up on whose gentle shores no wave of trouble rolls, and whose inhabitants dwell together in delightful harmony. Ever since Virgil sang of the Arcadisn paradise the world has sought to some where find a spot eqnally blessed. And now, when the hot sun of summer stag , nates the blood and makes us ill and fretful, we, too, would like to find the haven of bliss wherein we can loaf and invite our souls. ; And still the question is, where shall we find it? If we consult our friends, our minds become confused with tales, : as many as are told in the AraDian Nights. For, after all, Arcady depends very largely upon one's self. It may be a farm, far away from civilization, where the lowing of the kine and the cackle of the hens are the only sounds that reach the tired ear, unless it be also the murmuring of innumerable bees It may be the lonely camp upon the mountain top, where the Btars seem close enough to reach with outstretched arm, and the wind Roughing through the pines lulls the weary body into dreamless slumber. It may be the sea? shore, where the stately ships pass by, and where the curling wave breaks in a mass of foam upon the sandy shore. Oi it may be found in some quiet valley where existence knows not the noisy bustle of the world, and the minutes slip into the hours as the raindrops fall into the sea. One thing, however, we must learn, It does not pay to hunt for Arcady, It does not lie at the end of a long and thorny lane. We must drift into it reach it not at all. If we are to fret and fume and worry over where we are to go, we had better stay at home. And perhaps those who are wise enough not to go away at all will find that Ar cady is nearer than they think. "Where is Arcady?" Ans: Morehead City and Beaufort, N, C. ! The most attractive seashore resorts of the South close to home and reached in a few hours in Pullman and Parlor Cars via Southern Ry., Atlantic Coast Line and Atlantic and North Carolina R. R. Low summer Tourist Rates from all coupon stations and still lower Week End rates from adjacent coupon stations. Atlan tic Hotel- Morehead City, unsurpassed in the South. Best of fare, fine fishing rest and quietude. Surf bathing un equalled. At the phonograph entertainment giv en in Mr. W. T. Hill's store Friday night, some of the most recent songs and instrumental pieces were heard, 1 nere was not one selection that was not thoroughly enjoyed and almost per fectly produced. The injunction proceedings of More- head City vs the A. & N. C. Co., which were to have been heard here yester day were made subject of an order re turnable at Winston July 29. Thomas S. Knight the excursion man has arranged for another excursion from Mew Bern to Wilmington August 24... The excursion of the Sunday school of St. Peters church which went to Washington, N C. Thursday was re ported to be one of the most orderly and best conducted that has ever been held. The authorities and citizens spuke in highly complimentary terms of the behavior of the colored people. The ladies and gentlemen, who. are to to take part in Echoes from Operas are requested to meet at the theatre tomorrow, Monday night at 8.15 o'clock The misses and children who are to take part will meet Tuesday morning at 9 o clock, same place. Travel over the Trent bridge is de layed on account of the draw being broken down. A tug with barges at tached smashed into it Friday and it will be several days before the repairs will be finished. , , Rev. J, R. Betts will preach at Bridgeton this morning at 11 o'clock. Forty tickets to Morehead City were sold here last night. . We are pleased to note that yester day was passed without rain, the .first day for more than two weeks. The heat, however, will remain for some time yet. . ". ' ' The editors Bhould know that it is not good manners to eat Mr. Vander bilt's grub and go off and talk about it, Durham Herald. F. T. Turner, a white man who lives about three miles from town, was in dieted in Justice W. R. Barrington's court yesterday for assaulting Tom Sykes, a negro with a deadly weapon. The evidence developed the fact that Sykes was making a nuisance of him self and that Turner only used the gun to frighten him off the premises. Tur ner was released and Sykes was taxed the costs of the action. George Norris, a white man, living near Kinston, whose wife was shot and seriously wounded by what was said to be an accidental discharge of a gun in the hands of a negro woman, has been indicted for doing the shooting himself At a preliminary trial Saturday, the neifro woman swore that Norris shot his wife intentionally and a young man tehtified that nfter the shooting he over heard Norris begging his wife to gay that the ne;;ro woman did the shooting and thai it was accidental, which state iii-iil ninile and piiMUhcd. Mrs. Non is in Kt-vert ly injured, her hip be ii t.'.:.U.-ivd, hut it is hriievt'd that I AN ALLIGATOR COUNTRY. Big Saurian art Sn Ii the Craaki Tribu tary tt th Nmm and Trent Every little while the Journal pub lishes an account of the killing of a large alligator in some of the neighbor ing streams emptying, either into the Neuse or Trent rivers. It is said that many streams abound in these saurians and thatfthat they are multiplying rapid; ly. They grow to a large size but there has yet to be a report of any de predation done by them. . Last Thursday Shade De Loach, a colored man living hear the head of Scotts Creek saw a big alligator mak ing its way clumsily across the creek to small pond about a mile from the creek, DeLoacn got his gun and put two charges of No. 4 shot into the animals eyes and head, the shot entered its brain and killed it It measured eight feet long and was the largest that has been seen at large in this section at any time. The animal was . skinned and the hide was brought here and a good price was paid for it. Colored Man Drowned. . Will White, colored, of New Bern, working : with Colvin & Davis, bridge contractors building a steel bridge for the Atlantic & North Carolina Company over Neuse river near Kinston, fell from the bridge when at work Friday evening and was drowned. Efforts to recover the body by drag ging for it have, so far, failed. The river is pretty high add is deep at the point where the man was drowned. New York Cotton Market. The following were the opening and closing prices on the New York Cotton Exchange, July 17. Open High Low Close July 10.60 10.85 Aug 10.50 10.86 October 10.58 11.00 . Receipts 14,218. Approaching Nuptials. Friends in the city have received the following invitation: Dr. and Mrs, Charles North Mason request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Rosalind Dee to Mr. Louis Morgan Baxter Wednesday evening, July twenty-sixth one thousand nine hundred and five at halt after eight o'clock at their home Harlowe, North Carolina. Miss Rosalind, who is better known as Miss Rossie Mason is well known here and has a host of friends every where in this section. - Charles Midyett. Colored, Dead. The funeral of Charles Midyett, col ored, will take place at Clinton Chapel' A. M. E. Z. church, Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Friends are invited to at tend. The' deceased was the oldest son of Charles and Joanna Midyett, and leaves three brothers and three sisters The- f am'ly have the heartfelt sympathy of a large circle of friends in their sad bereavement The young man was well known in the city as a hack driver for several years, and was ever polite and quiet in his deportment. A. Friend. Gone To Tournament. The A lan tic fire engine, hose cart, and the Button Company's horse were put on cars yesterday to be taken to Winston-Salem where each will have a part in the contests to be held there this week. The apparatus and the horse were in splendid condition. They have been thoroughly tested and there is reason to belive that the New Bern contingent will come home with several first prizes. - 1 ; Outside of the reel team a good many who are interested in the work of the firemen will attend the tournament. The members of the reel team are George Harrington, Hendricks Arnold, Sperling Thomas, Sam Coward, Tom Smith, Furney Gaskill, Leon Land, Doc Howell, John Stanley, Jim Willis, John Lupton, Will Hoover. Hunter Smith and Dick Bryan. Donjt Give Up The Crusade. Raleigh Enterprise. What has become of . the crusade against vagrancy? The only law of any value passed by the late Legisla ture should be strictly enforced. ..... AUX OLD'S H WAMtARTKD Eommer Coa )jaiii by T. A.Mnry. V. f. Duff, Brn.N.C. New MIIIKOlllGf. Four Departments CrlUori 'to, Graduate, Kngineeiing and Law. Large library facilities. Wull equipped laboratories in all depart ments of science. Gymnasium fi;r nishod with best apparatus. Kx penses very moderate. Aid fur worthy students. Young Man wishing to study Law should Invettljjnte the so parlor idvantagas ottered by tlia Department of Law in Trinity College : ; ; For rataWtiu and further ili formation, suiilie.m, D. W. Nkwsom, Registrar,- IM'KIl M, N. ('. No Kick From New Bern. The report said to come from this city that the change of schedule in the LCD. Line to Belhaven, daily, ex cept Saturday, instead of to Elizabeth City, is entirely erroneous, for there has not a single note . of protest been heard at the Journal office, and this of fice would certaii.ly have heard such protests if any had been about The fact is that the present schedule is a fine one for our mere hats and they are doing much more business because of it. , .. Program. Following is the program of the Sun day School Convention to be held ' with the school at Galilee, firs Sunday in August: , ', Scripture Reading, by President. Prayer. , - Reading minutes of last meeting. Report of Superintendent of School. Address, by Julius Dunn. Recitation, by Sallie Brinkley. Address, by W. T. Price. -Recitation, by Bessie Gaakins. Address, by R. C. Waynv Recitation, by Sabrey Wiley. .. Address, by L K. Hartley. Recitation, by Docia Balangia. . Subject, John 14, 12. ,! . T. W. Price, Pres. W. A. Gaskins, Secty, . Won By An Iowa Man. The Grand American Handicap at fly ing targets, the most important trap shooting event of the year, which was held at Indianapolis, June 27-30, was won by R. R. Barber, an ' amateur of Paullina, Iowa, with Winchester . Fac tory Loaded Shells, his score being 99 out of 100. There were 335 entries in the event including the best amateur and professional shots in America. The Preliminary Handicap and the Amateur and Professional High Averages, for the tournament were won by shooters using Winchester Factory Loaded Shells Such Important victories as are con stantly being won by shooters using Winchester Factory Loaded Shells con vincingly demonstrate their reliability, uniformity and strong shooting quali ties. They are the satisfactory, the winning kind; the only kind to shoot. The Editor has received a fine large basket of tomatoes grown by Mr. T. J. Baxt.T, these tomatoes, their size and goodness being due, Mr. Baxter says to the beneficial effects of the Meadows guano. - ... SHORT PASSING EVENTS. The Washington, N. C. Messenger says the streets of the city are a sea of mud. What could it say of New Bern's streets? It would fail to find anything to compare them with. They are in comparable. ' The now three mile an hour ordinance went into effect Sunday and the trains move about as fast as a funeral pro cession. The Pamlico. Oriental & Western rail road will soon be built as far as Bay boro. The track has been laid through Alliance and it is exnected that Bav- boro will be reached by the last of the week or first of next week. The work has progressed rapidly and if the rest of the road can be built as auieklv. Pamlico county will be traversed from north to south by a railroad and her residents will no longer be put to the painful necessity of driving or walking wnen they want to come to New Bern.- . - .:: i The K. of P. Band has eiven ' two very enjoyable concerts on the river front the past week. These concerts will grow-In popularity as they are given from time to time especially dur o g the heated season. The Dublic an- preciate their effort to entertain. A telegram announcing the death of Mr. J. F. Rogers, of Goldsboro. was received in the city last night His many friends will be shocked to hear this sad news. Mrs. John Whitford gave very pleasant launch party last night in honor of her guests, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Clarke, of Salem, Oregon. The Daughters of Confederacy will meet at their rooms Wednesday even ing at 6 o'clock. All members are re quested to be present , . . I.. The Trent bridge has been repaired. ; - : y Picnic. Oak Grove M. E. Sunday SchooLnear Pollock8ville, ill have their annual picnic on Thursday, July 20th. Come along and lets rave a day of outing. Bring your baskets well filled; refresh ments will be well supplied by order of the school Professor A. H. White will make a speech on education. - Oak Grove Sunday School, per T. W. SI Of rl, Superintendent Trinity Park ltd A first class preparatory school Certificates of graduation accept ed for entrance to leading south ern colleges. BEST EQUIPPED PREPARATORY SCHOOL IN THE 0UTH. Fa (-u I ty of ten officers and teach, tiv. Campus of seventy-five acres Library containing thirty thous and volumes. Well pi'i'j 1 ym nasium. High slamiaiiiH mid modern methods of instruct! ' m. Frequent lectures by prr.'.,.-nt lecturers. Expenses exce- . iy medorato. Seven years of j ,m- lliieiennl mil ss. For c-i',-il iiaie and other infor ni.itii.n, address, J. A. Hivins, ',, , ' ' r, l'!'i ' . N. C. SABBATH OBSERVANCE. ' Aa Important Thama of Ran. 6. T. Adams Samoa Sundty.EvaRlsg. ' A Pric- . Ucal Discourse. ; Rev. G. t. Adams preached on the timely subject of .Sabbath Observance at the Methodist church Sunday even ing and the discourse was sound and practical; dcaling.with a question that is threatening the civic as well as the religious life of the country. In the course of the sermon he paid a high compliment to the Mayor and author ities for the enforcement of the Sunday closing law. - .". . He said that the ' good people who have the better interest of the city at heart should encourage the authorities by endorsing their acts. There is a tendency to turn the Sabbath which is one of the pillars of the American government unto a holiday. The Chris tian citizen should view this violation of Gods law with' alarm and should practice the divine injunctions of . the Bible and use their influence against the tendency. In spite of the hot weather and ol sence of many from the city, di vim services at the churches have been-well attended; there being scarcely , any diminution from the regular attend ance It demonstrates that New Bern people are church attendants far above the average city. Also that her respect of the Sabbath is greater than most other cities. These are facts greatly to the credit of New Bern and words of praise of which she may. well be proud. ' . First Grand Excursion of the Season Morehead City and Intermediate Points to Raleigh, and Re turn on Thursday July 27, 1905. via A. & N. C. R. R.. . The first grand excursion of the sea son will be operated under the manage ment of C. C. Cox, James Hicks, and W. R. Johnson which will insure good service and satisfactory treatment te all patrons. The train will leave Morehead City at 3 a. m. on Thursday July 27th return ing leave Raleigh at 1.2 o'clock mid night seme date. Round trip rates from Morehead City to Riverdale in clusive will be $2.00 per capita, from James City and New Bern $1.60, chil dren between the ages of five and twelve years one half fare. R. E. L. BUNCH. T. M., A. & N. C. R. R Tabernanle Picnic. The Tabernacle Sunday school in Onslow county will picnic at Tabernacle Grove on Friday, July 21st They will give all cordial welcome. ' Ike Farrow Captured. A telegram was received Saturday from Wilmington's chief of police stat ing that a negro answering to the des cription of Isaac Farrow, as advertised had been apprehended in that city and would be held for identification by New Bern authorities. Chief of police J. M. -Harget scr.t of ficer Bryan to Wilmington Monday t identify the man, which he was able to do very easily. Although the negro was a good deal darker his features were familiar enough to Mr. Bryan, and he took him into custody. It Wilt be remembered that Isaac Far row, resisting arrest shot and painfully wounded officer Montague after whch he fled the city and his whereabouts here have been unknown until the tele gram was received Saturday. : ; Mr. Bryan arrived with his , prisoner safely on the Coast Line train Monday afternoon and took him immediately to the city hall where Farrow acknowled ged the shooting but said that he didn't intend to hurt Mr. Montague but was trying to shoot over that officer's shoul der to get the negro who had betrayed him to the officers. ". Farrow was sent to jail to await fur ther examination. ' If taken this month, keeps you well 11 summer. It makes the little ones eat sleep and grow. A tonic for the whole family. Hollisters' Rocky Moun tain Tea. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. For sale by Fv. Duffy. Teachey Must Die.. Special to Journ il. . Raleigh, July 17. Ex-judge Robinson made powerful personal plea . to Gov. Glenn to commute death sentence of Dan Teachey, murderer of Duplin, but the Governor positively declined to interfere. WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT. Eggs.per dozen 13 Chickens, old per pair..........' .6T '"(' 5 " young, per pair........... 20-40 Pork, per ITi 7 Live Hogs 5 Beef, . .... 6 ii 7 Hides, green, per lb 6J ' dry " ;.. 12 Beeswax. . " 20 to 23 Corn, per bushel .....Wic reanuU Potatoes, Yams ,...70 Bahamas 60 Local Crain Market. Corn, per bushel 75 Oats, . " ; 50 Meal, " '. 75 Hominy " '. 70 Corn bran, tier KM) Ds 75 Wheat Fe.-.l, 1 O.ttnn ! : i ! r ..' i. bran, l) Il.s... 1 1 1.40 i.r l.r.o 4" i.r.-i !, 1 !) I i -n .. 1!.H.. A & N C COUPAIIY. Reformed Junior Knights of Gideon Mutual Aid Society, Wilmington, N. C, August 22-25, 1905 The At lantic & North Carolina Company have authorized the sale of round trip tickets from all points on its line to Wilmington, N. C, and re turn on the certificate plan- at the rate of one and one third straight first-class fare for the- round trip. Certificates to be honored by Agent - at Wilmington, N. C., on or before August 25th, 1905. . North Carolina .Yearly ; Meeting of - Friends Guilford College, N. C, August 8-15, 1905 The Atlantic & North Carolina Company have au thorized the sale of round trip tick- : cts from all points on its line to Guilford College, N. C., and return on certificate plan at rate . of one and 1 one-third first-class straight ' fare for the round trip. Certificates to be honored by Agent at Guilford College on or before August 18th, 1905. . -v. vrT-r Retail Furniture Dealers Association of North Carolina, High Paint. N. C, August 8-9th, 1905-The Atlantic & ' North Carolina Company has au thorized tde sale of round trip tick ets on certificate plan from all sta tions on its line to High Point, N. C. -and return at rnte of one and oi e-'hird straight first-class fare ' for the round trip. Certificates to , be bono -ed by Agents at Hieh Point on or boLire August lzttr 1905, Cnnmn T.-ulirn tTnicrkfa nf Hiitnnn Pul eigh, N. 6., August 8-11, 1905-The - A.iuitic& Nortn Carolina Company has authorized sale of round trip tickets from all poi.ita on its line to Kale:gh, N. U., ana return, account of above occasion, tickets to be sold on certificate plan and at rate of one . and one-third first-class fare for the . round trip, i The Agents at Raleigh will honor certificates on or before August 15th, 19Q5. - , . International Sunday School and Edu cational Association Durham.N. C. August 2-B, 1905-The A. & N. C. R. R., have aothorized the sale of round trip vickets to Durham N C, and return account the above occasion at the following rates from LaGrange$4.05, Kinston $4.60 Dover S5.00, New Bern se.UO, New port $7.10, Morehead City $7.80. Beaufort $8.05.' Tickets to be sold . July 31, August 1, and 2, inclusive, final limit August eth, 1905. R. E. L. Bunch, T. M. Goldsboro N. C. July 15, 1905. Annual Meeting and Tournament North Carolina State Volunteer Firemens Association (colored) August 6-11, 190ft The Atlantic & North Caroli na R. R. have authorized the sale of round trip tickets to Washington N. C, and return at rate of one first-class fare plus 25 cents for the mund trip from all points on its line Tickets to be sold August 6, 7, 8th inclusive., nnai limit August I4tn, 1905 R. E. L. Bunch, T. M. Goldsboro, N. C, July 15, 1005. . North Carolina State Farmers Alliance Hillsboro, N. C. August 8-10, 1905 The Atlantic & North Carolina R. R., have authorized the Bale of round trip ticket3 on the certificate - plan from all points to Hillsboro, N. C, and return at the rate of one , and one-third first-class fare for . the round trip, account the above occasion. ': The Agent at Hillsboro will honor certificates on or before August 15th, 1905. R. E. L: Bunch, T. M. Goldsboro, N. C. July 15, 1905. The Holiness Convention of North Caro lina? Durham, N. C, Sept 8-10th, 1905. The Atlantic & North Caro lina R. R., has authorized reduced rates from all points on its line to Durham, N. C, and return account the above occashn. . Ticket to be sold on Certificate plan and the Agent at Durha n will honor certifi cates on or before September 14th, 1905. R. E. L. Bunch, T.M, The Parents Conference of North Caro lina Smithtield? August 2-7, 1905 The Atlantic & North Carolina R. K., have authorized the sale of tic ets at reduced rates on the certifi cate plan from all points on its line to Smithfield and return account the above occasion. Agent at Smithfield will honor certificates on or before August 10th, 1905. R. E. L. Bunch, T. M. Goldsboro, N. C. July 15, 1905. . . Grand Fountain United Order True Re formers, Richmond Va. Sept. 5-12, 1905-The Atlantic & North Caro - lina R. R. have authorized the Bale of tickets from all points on its line to Richmond, Va., and return ac count the above occasion. Tickets will be sold at rate of one first-class fare plus 25 cents for the round trip on Sept 8, to 6, inclusive with final limit prior (to midnight of which passenger must make origi nal starting point) September 14th 1905 R. E. L. Bunch. T. M. Goldsboro, N. C, July 15, 1905 State Grand Lodge G, U. 0. of Durham N. V. August 8-12, 1905-The At lantic & North Carolina R. R.. have authorized the salo of round trip tickets at rate of one and one-third first-class fare on certificate plan from all points on this line to L)ur- ham N. C., and return account the above occasion. Certificates will be honored by Agent at Durham on or before August 16, 1905 K. E. L. Bunch, T. M. Goldsboro N. C. July 15. 1905 Notice ot Mortgage SaR ; Pursuant to the Dowr of dale contained in err tain tnortFwre (iced, executed by CC Cannon and wife to Joaeph M Fux" nakl mm-ltraro deed im duly recrl-d in the office of tfce Kvisur of Deed H Cravna eminty, in book 10:1, patre &7i, the urxler Rrjrncd will ofTer for wile anil Hell to the highest bidder for ravh.at the Court Houwe dmrof Cravn ounty, in the city of New frfrn, on Saturday the VMh duy of Auburn, A. u ltfu.. at tne hour ol 'i O'clock noon, all the following detwribed tractor parcel of lurid, lyinjr and beir.tr situated in the county of Craven. Stale of North Carolina d Mcritted in Mtid morttratre as followar The home tract eoimnenmjf at a cedar atob,and running Wewt 2 pot to Ihw-wood Branch with Jamt A, Brvan'a line, thence north with Dr wood H ranch to a lirht-wood HtnlO.SO pntVs.theno1 east 2(1 defrreen, nouth M poleit, then wouth to the betrinmnsr, containing forty 140) arren. fully de ftcrilied in the deed from Am Itryan and wife to C C Cannon, by deed recorded in book litf, puf 20, an followw tn wii : On the Mouth wide of NVuw Hlver, and on the West ftwie of the wel pronr of SloctHTih'n Ci k, ami south fide of the public road ividinfr iunn New Bern to ttiiaulort, butted and bouotltHt tut fnilow- H mnninpj at the north irner of a (rrant to Jme Kent h, dni ill 1 M, nt a liehtw-! stiiku, intuited by two ( !) nmrlied hi hit n K on the nm l h , ivxf ine J'i;ue null it II l't..t, also a rur al w-,h"(. tiuid, runfiEnir- wmmI I'.' mi. h fun-, nr (if hi. in,. A', t th.'n. u .Hi m it K th.-n.o li..i . VV.-I I I Ii n i. I-.I.. . ii t 1 Continues to Dfav Because we have the greatest a Bpecial lot of bleached sheets 81x90 inches at 43c each. $ Another lot 81x90 inches, better quality at 49c each. These are extraordinary : values and Hundreds of other bargains equally as sooner you come the more bargains j ou 1.1. MKT1G. 33 -3R. I O EC lE CAROLINA BRICK CO,, Plants at Clarks, B jman t Siding, bTinalou and Rnbersonville. .. .. v ' M v a tm - arX A A ' v ' Annual uapaciiy io,uuu,uuu. Having installecT'lrfcdern Cry Kilns we are u vv j xe sred to furnish the Best -. Building Brick ever offeitd on this market. , , . PRICE! GUARANTEED. , " II Y 314 UfII,Y 103IP1SY, j Maw Itf.n, N O " Uiu? jVgen fBig Sale ' READ, LOOK, LISTEN. ' . 1,250 yards White Lawn, 40 inch at 6c per yarJ. 1 , , .. ..", figured; lawns. ..r; 12 . 15 aid 21c kind, spacial this wiek at 7J, 10 an! 12)s pel1 yard, '- , FlbTY D)Zl3f Ladies Full Bleuhed Vests wit tape in th neck, llj kind, sale 8c a piece. . - I EMBROIDERY. 750 yards embroidory to sell this weeS at 5o per yd. ' ' INSERTION Just think at only 2c per yd. ' -v-v'" ; ' SPECIAL SALE on Mens and Boys Suits and Pants, entire stosk at 50c on the dollar. . Don't miss this sale. Everything will be sold as advertised. .. MENS UNDERWEAR this week at 44c per suit ( - 76 Middle Gaskill Hdw. & Mill Supply Ca manufacturers Agents for Erlo City Engiuea and Boilers. C'elebcat ad Van. Winkle Gins and Presses Wagener Steam Duplex' Pumps, Saw Mills, Wood-working machinery, Leather Belts, Iron, Steel, Pipe, Boiler Tubes and everything in the mill supply line at manufacturers prices. 78 Middle 3 THK NORTH CAROLINA ; State Normal and Industrial College COURSES , Literary " Commercial , Y ' ' Classical Domestic Science , . . - .. Scientific : Manual Training . . . ' Pedagogical Music; , Three Courses leading to degrees. Well-equipped Training School for Teachers. Faculty numbers 50. Botrd, xxt books, etc.', $170 a year. For fr. --tuition ntu.bnt $125. For non-reaidents f the State. $190, Fourteenth annual session begins September 21, 1905. To ecure board in the dormitories, all f tije-tuition applications shpuh he m de be. fore July 15. Correspondence invited from those desiring eomputcuc tochers ind stenographers. For catalou i an 1 other in formation, address. - . : CHARLES DMciVER, President, QRE0N5B0R0, N C SOTT'S PEtilllOYflL of menstruation." Tley womanbood, aiding development of organs and body. No kuowa remedy for worten equals them. Cannot do harm-li; betoraea a pleasure, $1 l0 i'Klt BOX 11 V MAIL. Soli . .... - - Always. Remember tho Fnil Nit Bber tbo WnU JNait jm iOiiDay, Cr in 2 Dayi' . Coras aCoManOdtDay, , 3YILS0N N. C. - ' For Hals and Female. Thorough courses in Vocal and Instmm nUl f'usic, Art, Elocution id Physical Culturo, Book-keeping, Stenography and Tj pe ritinj. A complete course in Ancient and Bible. n.i 1 I".... 4 V.A A R Well trained and experienced teachers. Government kind. Environments safe. ExpeiiBes reasonable. Opens Sopt ember 5th, 1905. Write for Catalogue. - , Address, J.J. HAUl'EU, LL. D., PkE'jidfnt, Wilson, N. C. 1 C . - ' v . . k C1 1 Large Cfovrc: bnrgains ever offered. Among them are should interest every housekeeper, good. Sale will last all this week. The will have to select from. Ihs Week, Street. I Phone 147 laundry, tuition, and fee for use of PILLS overcome V7eaV lisslous. Inoraasa vln or and banish " niu are mI3 8AVIiKS,' to irirl at ftlodc. - n hnnguagej and Literature ai d ' . , ' nirpA. "1 r'' :,. w.'l i;v. Ti.e Ju tut' he! I Norris i'l I ' -i i-f 1 , for luS iij ; i" t
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