North Carolina Newspapers

.BE HlttU: Establish 1878 " Wu.iishod to Two Sectiona, every Tuesday and friday, at Journal Build Ma BS-60 Craven Street , ( CHAKLES L. STBTEN8, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. Official Paper ot Craven Gouty. New - SUBSCRIPTION Two Montba.. . . Three Months. . fex Months.. .. ! twelve Montha.. .. ONLY IN ADVANCE. The Journal Is cr.ly sent on pay-lp-dvance barls. Subscribers will re ceive notice of expiration ol their aub nrtptlont and an immediate response Vo notice vu oe appreciated by the Journal. Advertising rates furnished upon application at the office, or upon ln u!r by mal1 fintend at the Postoffice, New Pern M. C. as aecond-ciass mat:r. New Bern, N. C. Feb. IfflffiflU.-. .'SgiBBarj' For Infants ana unuaren. , . wbtKd T3 KrfcaBis ii I nfa Hinii i im ririufi Rrn and Ef V Svvg Si I liU IllllM ...- 1 lEUMMJ: imiln l.nA llul.J.iuin. .Ia 1 K fl J Tt 1 I I 1-1 a . V 60 fc:; auiiuauiiiiuuuiwmimtyuiai JJtaitJ W-i-v A tig 1.00 bSjiB,H If -IW rafjraa Signature . xM.IJ Is V PronmlcsBidOTtionflwrfwl nf ft A t T - I BPr&,i ii- bc nm! !W rnntaitrcneilliH-i WA l If feoS Cpiutu.Marphtm' norliiu:raL SLMVl k s Vnr art OTIC a 1 if i - I'-i-fl ... r-, 1 feiStn1 fefw. J 1 lion v& tion.SourStoRUl.lMrtKKi I IW . f fitini' I EX": ncssawaosbu i " " i rn-' .1 K:-! I II V Oil 0 ! K'.; NEW YDK iv. ; l. . i r- iTTTT mill I I I I 3 Exact Copy of Wrapper. arj iuite ilillVimt They uv liiwiti--!. lr.v- U;uh' u-.;U'e, or aiv mi;ii:uilcc(l y i (illali'i;il. In tlu-'oase ol'lhe iiiM'iinnT, tlu-rc exists no reason to ask or have eivtlR -ivee.. Wacs an? jal)ont the mo-it certain kind l" monev, a surety that i made good puichaMnu' jiowcr ol a mii'ht he said, what a -i-i buy w ill i, ever ask credit, is a luxury lor the unui lollar. it THE PRICE OF PUBLICITY. The action of the Chamber of Commerce in asking, th.it annual appropriations be made by this ci ty and couuty, to advertise the advantages of city and county, in order to attract investors and set tiers to this section, is a move in a business direction, one that is needed. The suggestion of municr)al and county advertising their resources to briug in new people and cause new investments, has lon-j; met ap, proval in other places. The price of publicity is today generally re cognized as a consistent expense item by cities, counties and states. Publicity by approved methods that come under the head of ad vertising, has Income a regular thing, from the individual to the wjt!l t. regularity ol' pay day 'a ; State. The world only recognizes anivai. J';ompt wage pay can, what is presented, and this shown 'ji lv0 m excuse to seek deferment j matter 'is so great that those who! j )a jj, !V11V account, and the have rood things to sell and do not w:1-reainer who learns the true advertise, keep their property, while inferior property, goods or whatever it may be, that are ad vertised, find buyers. In the days when New Bern held its annual fair, this city was ad vertised as it never has been since. Hundreds of visitors came here during fair week, were splendidly ontartainprf and had au enjoyable VUVVl Hlfiv- ' j time, going away to tell of Xew Bern. There were en t out to ad vertise the fair, the fair issue of the Journal, 5,000 copies, a bige issue in those days. This is but il lustrative of what a 4ittle espendi ture did to make this city and sec tion prominent aud known to outs aiders. It brought hundreds of vis itors aud even after the fair went out of existence, there were visit ois coining here every winters The price of publicity i3 a small one, no matter what money maybe spent, ifwisely. The resnltsahow tunoin Thp nroflt can tro on for fcUV ('-.' '1 years after the advertises ceases, "though the business way is to in crease the publicity outlay each year. BRlDGETON ITEMS.,. Bridgton. Fet), 22. We have had quite a -.h inge in the weather within the last 21 hours, we will be giaa wneo it gets settled once more. - ; v - - Mis Dora Newman is visiting near Truitt. - Miss Ada Rowe is visiting: relatives at Olympia. 'r9T- Mies Doit'e" Price spent Sunday at her home at TtuUt, IIpv. J. M. Wright jilled his appoint ment at Bellair Sunday. - Mond.iv Mi;a Minnie Brooks ; opened a subscription school, Mifs lizzie Dowdy, of Laurinburg, is vwiting at Kev. J. M. Wright's on B street. . La?t week the Bridgeton public school i time to a close after a short but suc cessful tn-m-of four months. It seems as it the Lagribe is about jto get hold of all the people "in ourlit i sle to n; we hope it will soon cease. Mr. N. M. Farrow spent Sunday at . i M Tust-arora and C!arks in the interest oi the laymen's work of the Methodist E. j churc. f- Si vend weeks rgo the citizens of our ; town voted a I cal lax for the mainten ' j unci; of its school, and next term we . will have eicht months. 'Ve had unite a surprise wedding , in Sundav afternoon, Mr. ueo. Hi-py, of Thurman, and M;89Sallie Dix HCKDSE IT; ' - " "-. I- New Bern Has to Bow to, tho Inevi 4 table Soor of CUizenR t ; i'; Prove tt'Tfv;; m J(3 IS BiWiJ J TNI CINTAUn COMHT. HCWVOHK .iTY. FDWAIU) No: tp.- i cent w ill j ,. Civdit 1 retail tneri liv cs ineai! unit, and the jierson who ln'oiid his or her actual - and ncctls. Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA A !':. ! h sul jvct w.8 killed hy t:ai. Ud. trail, eat iroopa when a village was truriud and its inhabitants massacred. Kdard, F;-h .-Th w.'it.h-i fine nt r.-8--iL :-nil evi tythin imlir; a duli'lilfu! ypritiir. Mr. E. S. Walker w;n i' ' acuest of Mr. Ci 'in Gaskins ar.J family Satur day right. The piople oi Clay Ibil will regret to know IhiU. I li. -is- ei:-.l will la.-t only a fe v weekrt . r,Ker. M-. .I. A. llardm, the Itai hir is niuili hkil ljy Lis pupils anJ patrcn--. Mr. O I -"'?' viii'd friend?, of Edward SiUuvomv. Kl-'e- V. O. Wlr.li l.l ad I re -n-1 a 1 1 ii-ge amlieiv-H ai .viary-j i.nap.-i duiui i 'lay ai d S'ltuUy. i ASilil.i:ith school wi' orgaiiiz 1 ai Mary's Ch ipel on Sua. lay last : vuit-j a niimbi-r of enthuftinstic i hers. - j Mr. J. B. Limb was the truest of Mr. Frank S i :.-"- m;l family last Saturday i a lo.'iM.OI'. Mr T. K. Kowe t iok a flying trip on tleEdwi.nl rtute No, 1, on Saturday ni;hl last. "LILACS." on. of Belliar. were ma 1 L in Johnson's home on E street. Rev I Mr. Rodtere, the Disciple preacher of- ' H, i tteti. As soon as the wedding was ! over the bride ami grocm left for their I home at Thurman. I 'I he revival rueting that was to be ! tr;n on Mondav night in the Methodist 'church at ih is place has been postponed ',, -ouiit of Rev. J. H. McCracken's :i -lie daughter, who was taken very ' -i.ek. -so lie could not leave home to as- a liev. Mr. Wriirht in After reading the public statement of thia representative citian" of New Bern Kiven below, you must come to tbia conclusfon: A remedy whtcti curea yean agts which haa kept the kidneys in good health since, can be relied upon to perform the aame work in other ca sea. Keaa una: r Mrs. James Day, 89 E. Front street, N. C. says: "I (mffered terribly from dull, nagging backache and I had acute paini through the kidney a. Whenever I attempted to atop or lift, I suffered more intensely, and sound sleep at night was out of the question,. In the morn- imr when I fiot up. my back waa very lame and eore and I waa also annoyed by a kidney weakness. Finally I got a supply of Doan'g Kidney fills irom Bradham Drug Co. and it did not tane them long to remove my aches and pains. I have been feeling so much better in every way since I took tiis preparation that I willingly give this account of my experience." (Statement given January 25, 1908.) -THE BENEFIT LASTED. On November 28, 1910. Mrs. Day was interviewed and she added t3 the abov I have been free from kidney com plaint and backache ever since I used Djan's Kidney Pills eome years ago. j uriUinclv allow the continued publics rned at Mr. ,im. tha att t nvll that time. as I wish to show my gratefulnesafor the benefit I received." ew uu hT alt dealers. Price M centa.. FoaterMiiDuru uo., uuuaio New York, sole agents for the Unite States. Remember the name D6W anr ike no other. the meeting and hesid:"-', Mr. Wrightand family are . .1 .1 :.. ..r. mnnh t .OlfrinB TiOl Weil, iiltll II l-r i in lown, be thought it best to postponeJ t ie mejtir.g until somewhere about the Ut of March. GRAY EYES. MICROSCOPIC messages; How a Sinjle Pi8" MlflM Carry a ;". . Whole Library. . . , -For more1 than 2.000 yeara carrier pigeons have been used to carry mea- aages when no omer hiwih .m, and durlpg the siego of Parlsj when BU3 birds were sent out trom ine uooui ed city, one of the birds performed the almost incredible feat "of carrying to the outside world on one trip no less Hun 40.000 messages averaging twenty words each. This waa 800.000 words, of the equlvaleuof five or six average noVels. - i"Vr This nmrvfil was accompUshea by menus of microscopic photography, the messages being first printed with ordi nary type and then photographed and vnhnprnnhed until they had been pdneed several - huudred diametera. trim nnnl nliotocrnuhs were taken on films or pellicles of collodion, each of Which, about two" Inches square, con--inn Kn.noO words. A dozen of these films, rolled up In a quill, weighed but tnantvtirhth of an ounce. The , uuo e . messages could, of course, do raiu ,ith a mlernscoiie without the neces sity of rephotographlng and enlarging. ! Under favorable conauions ouu comparatively short distances pigeons have carried as muon as iuiSbu- .f nn einiiee UslUK tne puoio rc- ductiou method. It would therefore be possible for, a single oil a to can messages equal m worua iw u than 120 ordinary volumes. Harper a Weekly. ' - ' :, v HARDWARE - A.ND ' ' Building Ma ierial 1 The West Virginia Legislature pas td a till providing for a commissi ner of Agriculture. THIRTY YEARS TOGETHER, Thirtv vearsbf association think of it Hnw the merit of a good thing tnnria nut. in that time or the worth- leflaneaaofa bad one. o ineres no guess work in thia evidence of Thos, ai-i Concord. Mich., who writes : J FAI FY K I DNEY PILLS wffVodTS ?he t cmX .55 c Hiltu uatm kid n its awo SLAooaai CoH cure I ever used.'' Once it nnos , v " , . Lmh. .mi. i art t nn It fill T M.nn fami aii have useo it iitrty years Tiis Thumb. It's the most lnraiilDie mroai ami lunn 1 nail- have been niiiueeiutea ever meaicine on earm. uu4'" s . i .-, !.' Vor H'KUII. xue uuueuu. j.inri v - ba! 1 nn T-i-l mi lav or Boro iuiikh. i" . -i K oil rtrnn- UUBllUJVcni vj ... " "t an bottle free. In ,BH- 1 Paints; Oik vVarnishes American Picld Fence e. w. siullv; ' . .ibw'fcarit ft BESTHAMS-19GJ1 with mem- "iVO LUXURY IN CREDIT. Only th urthinking, the inex perienced will regard credit as val uable, except the credit that means legitimate endorsement in trade or business. There ia a positive misfortune for a young man or woman, work ing for wages, to have a store cred it beyond thirty or sixty days. It is unfortunate for any wage earn er to get into the asking for credit habit. And yet this habit is 01 ten forced upon the wage earner by store keepers, who believe that secuiiDg Buch credit trade will re suit in getting the wage earners cash. From such credit granting, grows the misery upon the young neison. - This credit isregaraea as a luxury. I The indefinite, day to pay a credit aceount, takes the ac count beyond the personal respon- aibilitv state, so that the wage earner's cash , is spent for other things, nd quite often luther nlaces than where crean was ex tPndrd. i There must come a day ' nf some kind of reckoning, but usua'.ly before that.' is the siege of duns, of various visits from collec tors, the apprehensive phone call, and' the ever present thought that the account must be settled-some in nme maimer. It is not the vounz wage earner's fault usually ukhnor she becoaies a chronic ,i;t . Mkor. and must be black I t- I. . I V f Hows This? We oiler Oue Hundred Dollars Keward for any case of. tatftrru tliat :i mini be cured hy Hall's Catarrh Cure. I'. J. yj; loie- do, O. We, Hie undersigned, have known V. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him peifectly hunornble iu all business transactions and fiu ancially able to carry out any obli ''aliens made by his lrm. WAI.DIXC KIN NAN & NAKVIN, Wholrsale Rrufirg-ists, Toledo, 0. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in- tnrnalK-. nc.liii'' directly upon the blood and niucous surfaces of tbt sysieni. Testimor.ials sent free Frice 7.c. per boltle. Sold by all Lb agists. Take Hall's Family Fills for con foiey mmYVim FOR BACKACHE KlONCtSANO BuAOOBB The Sfins and Society. niobbs-Pocieiy women are still go ing on the si age. S!ol.b-Hut the utage Is overcrowded now. P,lolb-8o Ls sociel v.-Philadelphia Itecord. us.-il u mil tbc ihumb tbe other bn l'.ailiar.nis kings used to swear in il.e coamaeW by their thumbs. i.'.i.i-ii. i: w .is a Kimi of favor to wring .....i i . iuvi tin. ihiiiiili nod of disfavor Eating Apples. or Uih-r K o to lift it up or tutu It out- The wholesome art of eating apples i" a m., ii who was hurt In his lis all but unknown among us. Now thumbs was excused from serving Inland then some quiet soul will choose the Human wars. Some of the scoun- hla apple with the care that another d roily flnmil get ri. Ii. IVaeuers used to punish their heats and windy days. pupils by biting their thumbs, Whistler's White Lock. irmir as the name of James Mc- Koin whistler lives among those who Mm It will recall the famous white lock which stood ont bo couspicuousij . from the mass of his biacx nair. . it was. ns he used to say mmseir. weu placed" and was always treated from the harmonous point oi velop Its createst effect in his appear ance. One day when Dorothy Menpcs, daughter of the well known "English artist Mortimer Menpes, was a Daoy nnd was asleep on her pillow Whistler wnt to see her. A white reamer nau I., nin.iire settled on her head and lay in a spot exactly correspouumB w.m the white Wick on Uts own neuu. "That , child ls going to develop Into something grent." lie exclaimed, "for. see, she begins with a feather, Just like me!" . GvDsy Queens. fin ninno'mis America treats Its- gypsy moaurchs with full regal pomp. Matilda Stanley was nccorded an al most roval funeral In 1S78 at Dayton. n nri.prp ten vears later, another queen was "crowned with all proper ceremonial. In England, too. gypsy queens have received all due honor. Esther Faa Btythe. who died In 18S3. bad many members of the aristocracy on her visiting list, and she. too. had a w.'n.lnr coronation. But, on the whole. the gypsy hfl-Jiot bad a, very good time in England. An act of 1592. for example; made it a rciony wnuou bencdt of clergy to he merely seen for month In the society or gypsies. whilo for actually bclug a gypsy no punishment was too severe.-ionoon Standard. - Eagle Milk . 15e Salmon ' ... J . .. 1 Fancy Evaporated Peaches 12c Karo Corn Syrup - 10e lb. cans Lowney'a Cocoa 26c 1 lb. " Bakers " " 23c Meadows Meal per peck 24c Morninar Cuo Coffe 25c Granulated Sugar ' ' BJc Ilk H.C. Phone 174 Middle St iixeas used to cut off their man chooses nis manipumieu i-iK.u l . a I A .Allah It twlth tha tnmr nf RliniUl(.r is to remain at noiuo huu uu .-"e Hnpiliior.s is where we iitul tt, rnrolj where we seek It. J IVtit Scim. REASON ENTHRONED. Because meats are so tasty they are consumed in great excess. Tni leads to stomach troubles, biliousness and constipation. Revise your diet, let rea son and not a pampf red appe'.it-i con trol, then take a few dates of Cham berlain's -Stumach and Liver Tablets and you will soon be well njjain. Try it For saJe by all dealers. Samples free. L, C. Gardy set a trap gun in his barn atParksley to catch tho man writing notes to his daughter and a negro mes senger was killed.'1 - ' , Sedentary habits, lack of outdoor exer Hicient mastication of food. constipation, a torpid liver, worry and anxiety, are the most common cucb of stomach troubles. I orrctyour habits and tke Chamberlain a stomacn anu Liver Tablets and yo will soon be well again. For sale by all dealers Frandisco I Madero, leader of the Mexican insurrection, wae repotted re treating as Gemral Navarro advanced to GuadelUpe. ' ' . ' " ' V;inv a inercnani mtinti - ' r t' i-t ci i. 'itiytitein, that i r r -r if WOMEN- Vomcn of tie highest type, women of superior education and refinement, , whose discernment aj4 judgment give weight and force to their opinion j, highly prais the wonderful corrective and curative properties of Cham berlain' I Stomach and liver tab lets. Throughout the many stages of woman's life, from girlhood, through the ordeals of mother hood to the declining years, there i ro safer or more re'hMe mcd- Fooling a Solomon. - An-Irish niagislrale was perplexed hy the rouilieliiiK elainiH of two wo men fur a baby, emh contending that she was tho mother of it.' The justice renipruliercd Solomon's procedure in a similar ease and, sending itu oiliocr of the court for n curving liulfe. duclttrcd ho would Rive half to each. Tho wo men were ahoeked." but had no doubt of Iho authority ami purimse of his worshln to make the proponed com promise. ."Don't do that!", they both screamed hi unison. ' "You fan keep It yoursctf-From "Irish Life and Uu But -we buy apples as we buy baskets of foal we buy them In the mass, cariog ouiy mat iii nf pertain sizes and colors. PNEUMONIA FOLLOWS A COLD Then we dump them into, some waste u... r fniinwa tha naa of Foley's corner or musty cellar, open to -mice liui, . , i . : . . k . M Honev and Tar. whichehecka the cougn l and to furnace heat ana to currems ul and exo"ls the cold. M. Stockwell Han 1 Bna when the skins have tough- nibal, Mo., says, "It beati allhe ened tat0 leather and the fragruuee ri.mpiiM I nvr usea. 1 coniracieu i . tn nAnr nf nshes nnu bud col l and cough and was threatened f . t them int0 flump. with tMiPumonia... Onebotile of Joiey a , k tl - ii. .. ..,i Tj, nmnlptel cured me." " "T. . . NVopiato. Jusi V reliable household L. H. Bailey In Colliers weeny. mtdicine. F. . uuny. A KING WHO LEFT HOME, Mucilage and Gum. I .nrf .p th world to tslking. but Paul t n-nnt lulu ii nhitloner'a shoo In 1 u.u..ik. Snffiln N Y. iivuhetl- " ' 1 1 I DlRUIUIRKl v . , London one day." said an American, t .ays KEEPS AT UOMK tneui "and snld to the shop assistant: - (all LaxaUvea Dr. .ing a new u " To vou keep mucllager fills ana toai mey re a owning - wo. sir. tue yuuiiK muu ana wi .i. i " r ,.c-. ' ' ' .. .. . . I ..k. ininaatirn dvanAruiiA. OnlV 25c We trv to take In all toe papers, dih i - l ' ibnre are so many new ones coming - out. Still, I can order mucilage for ..,i.i air Which number did you 1 " - . . - .. sum Taak. want?' '' The office manager tuniea to iub "I learned afterward that I ahooio I Dew toy, -: hnvn nsifmi for cum. They uon t nave i Hrt Georce. he saia, -go mw the word 'mucilage over there in a.ng-1 tte next room and looir up couao laad. . I orate.' I am not quite sure about the. "nni n Encllshman traveling on I .neiuns:. one of our railways stopped train I Tha to, disappeared and dldn t ra tio v and said u " turn.' The manager put "'Have you got any gumr the letter iMa and took no some other duties. n- i inirt use it. boss.' the boy Prtpntlr ha remembered the boy and Mmiini in fricndlv fashion, 'but I can lWM,t out to look for Tilm. He found let you have a chaw off this ncre the Ud studying the Dig oicuonar HENRY'S " Prescriptions from all physicians, Quickly and Ac-, curately-filled. , , Also a full line cf Choice Toilet" articles. v .. Pharmacy phonb . 173 plug.' Washington Btar A piece' of 'fjannel dampened with Chamberlain's Liniment ana bound on ' ' to the affected parts ta superior to any -1 t.l!iBtr. When troubled with lame back or pains in me siae or ennt gic- i -trial and you are certain to be more than pleased with the prompt relief which it affords. Sold by all dealers. ' . rr"; :n I lal'c's are When her child ii in danger a woman will rik her life to protect it. No great act of heroisr" or risk of like is iiecss arv to protect a child from croup, Oive Chamberlain a uougn nwneuj ..u ... dnger is avoided. For sale by all dealers. ' ' . -. ' . Hi Lin.' , i rhnrminir ouii nicmbpr of a wo mnn's lilcrary club, who adds the dis tinction of being brme to etiecessiui authorship, recently met -a ' gushlcf stranger nt a luh reception. "Oh. Mrs. Blank. 1 om "o piun meet you. 1 enjoy your mur.i- ... much, and your husband's too." Thei adding ns an afterthought. "Ue la lit erary. too. isn't her - .' .. "Thank honvenv nor rcpuca iub bride. "He's, in the con! bnsinCHa. ' New Tork I'rcTd. . - . - ' - . Proiressina. ' ' !I think Arthur would hnve proposed to me hfst nlfjht If yon hadn't come In tha room lust when yon aid. . "What reason have you for believing that?" - . "lie hnd Just tnken born of my hands lo his. He hud never hold more than one of them nt a Hum liefore." " : - Got Rid of the "Hurdles." Dr. Gregory of St. Paul's, London, reformed many abuses at the "great cathedral, among them payment tor admission, laiy officials and aleepy vergers. The fact that St Paul s la nowadays much more truly a place of worship than - a show place ls prin cipally duo te'the dean's enthusiasm for reform. In the days when people nctoallr had to Day to enter the caina- dml the dean found a verger erecting a barrier of hurdles to keep back ths visitors. . - i " - "What are you preparing lorr saneo nr tire&irr. . "is It to b cattls ahow?" ' ' And there were do more hurdles m St. l'aurs.-I-oudon M. A. P.' ' .iih ut Intantneaa. fWhat ar you doing, George V be asked. - . - 1 - The boy looked around. -. t fnnmt the word yoiTtold me, sir," he replied, "an" I'm lookln through the book to find It" Th manager gasped. "How tar have yon gotr I'm joat gpuhing the second page. air.'" 4- - : "That'll do, , George." cieveiana Plata Dealer. . -.- ' ' Par the First Comer, Young Mla-So Mlas Ethel is yonf oldest slater. Who comes after her? RmaU Brother-Nobody ain't come yet but pa says the Brat fellow that cornea east hare ber.-Bostoa Transcnin. A Premium on Marriage. Tn Belnlum they place a premium on marriage by allowing a married man two votes nt an election ns against the single man's one. In Maoagascar one must be a father or pay for the default. If a man Is unmarneo or childless nt the nge of twenty-five he must contribute annually $3.75 to the aupport of the state, and each woman who has remained single or is ouu less at twenty-four Isased S1.80 per year.",; '? '-' " Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA The Russian Ambassador at Peking was given China's answer to the Rus sian ultimatum concern! ig the trade tieaty between tbe two powers. AT fACt LIKE TIGERS. In fignting lo keep the b!ood pure I he white corpuscles aHack d sease gorms like tigers. Hut otien germs.--mumiiij f at i ht it i le nrhtrrs are overcome. Than ua nimnles. boilB. eczema, sail rheume and aorta multiply and rtrenjth and appetite fail. Ibia condition de mands Electric Bitter to regula'e the stomach, liver and kidneys ana m ex not nolsnn from thublotd. ..'They are th host hlood Durifier." writes C Budahn, of Tracy, Calif., ' I have ever found " They mke ricn, reo- oiooa, strong nerves and buna up your neann Tobthem, ooe at an arugisis. Wide Hatt In 1798. - An artist . has advertised" that be tnaboa - no wornout umoreuaa inio hla frrnsv bonnets. The tran altlofl ls so easy jhat he ls scares to be praised for the Invention. London Times. July 7. 1708. - . , . IILI01 HOUSE Wantsl.Wants! TO PURCllASE . . . SojVor Soy-Beans and Field Peas for which highest prices will bespaid. . Fti;il.lni . of ncilr.nl. 1 teU-'illiors t::3i LAGRIPfE COUGHi Strain and weaken the system and if nu checked may develop mto pnenmon ia. No dtnarer of this when Foley's Honey and Tar is taken promptly. It ia a reliable family medicine for all eougha and eolda, and acts quick ly and affectively in easea oi croup, neiuee substitutes.-F. 8. Duffy. In the Aae of Science. The bear of a man waa will, o; course, a bear of a man. No rtlflce could substantially alter that funda mental condition of life, the result' be ing tbat be glowered at his breakfast much as usual. "Nothing b"t protolda, carbohydrates and 8ti C'Hiteot. C'in't you manage to .-,.t (.-.e)!i!na CLTurent once In al leV la Ki'(!f1. V, t. It f ! 1 ' ndvnnrea . " " , i ' - I t t f . I ' ACCUSED OF STEALING. V. K Chamberlain, of Clinton. - Me. haldl accuses Buck len'a Arnica Salve of stealing-the sting Irom burns or ai.alHn.thA nain from sores of all kinds tha distreati from bol's or ones, -it roba cats, corns, bruises, sprains an injuriei of their terror," he says, "as - t-- I.. 1, ...1 r.' ..III u Dealing rvuieuy ciumi uu. i Only 25o at alideaiera. Just Looking. ' Did you aay your husband was out looking for work 7' No:' I believe he's out looking at. work. There are eome men digging cellar down at the corner, and hs doesn't seem able to get any farther." Philadelphia resg. DIAM0N0 BRAND Vtf- IIIILIUI Z. V. BARRIHGTON, Mgry Nice; Clean, Airy Rooms, Steam Heated. Hot and Cold Baths, Board by the Day or Week, Spa-, cial attention to Transients, Home Privileges, BELL PHONE 6662. " 486 Main St Norfolk, Va.' FOR SALE ' Hyde Co., grown Burt and Rust proof Oats. Hay, Oats, Dairy Feed. Corn, Brandand ship stuff and all kinds feed. burrus & co. Jl 33 Middle St tfsw Bern, IT. O. 'Shone 184. ' . 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