W ... uj
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
' and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tern effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cores habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duoed, pleasing to the taste ana ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists, "ny reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
WMvuu. nr. new roar, r.
THE JOURNAL.
HEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Business Locals.
OOOD, Reliable Sawyer wanted to take
charge of small mill and do repair work.
Address N. K. Deppe, Beaufort. N. C.
NEW LINE Spring Coods just in at
Cliadwlck'g. Call and examine before
placing your order for same elsewhere.
j M. Chadwick, 101 Middle St.
A TAT IN TB3 CITT.
Fair and colder, is the weather
bureau forecast for today.
The maximum temperature as ob
served by the Government Weather
and Crop bureau yesterday, was 77.0
minimum 55.0.
. The Literary;. CI nb, met at the
Academy last night. The meeting
next Tuesday night will discuss,
"What is the real Spanish charac
ter," Each member will be expe t
ed ta read or speak five minutes oo
this subject.
The telegraph service to the
Jouuxal is as good as can be ob
tain oil up to the tinio of closiug of
the telegraph office. Every special
printed on the first page is by wire.
If service could be bad until a later
hour it would of course be more sat
isfactory. The Jouusal is en
deavoring to arrange for a complete
service until midnight.
J rowing Orau.
Col, John C. Urcon was showing
to his friends yesterday a curious
thing in t bo way of vegetable
growth. Ic was a stalk of hard;
nut or joint grass which had grown
directly through a piece of pine
hoard. Tho board was cut from the
heart of the log and would more
than likely turn a teu penny nail,
yet tho top of the grass looked as
though nothing had disturbed it in
its growth.
Hev. E. Edward, pastor of the English
Itaptist Church at Minersvillc, Ta., when
uttering with rheumatism, was advised
to try Chamberlain's Tain Balm. He
iuy: "A few applications of this liniment
proved of great service to me. It subdued
the Inflammation and rellervd the pain,
Should any sufferer profit by giving Pain
Balm a trial It will plvaae me." For ante
by F. 8. Duffy. f
ttt r.mkraldrrv ( lab.
The following is a correct list of
the young la.;iei belonging to the
KinbroiJery Club:
Mr. ,1. II 15, Csrrawsy, Mr. 11
DuVal Jones, Mr. T. O. Hjmao.
Mr. J. T. Hollistor, Misses Sadie
Ilollister, Ktto Bryan, Margaret
Uryan, Came Claypoole, E'hel
Tyncr, Jennie Burrus, Bessie Pat
tenon, Anna Ilyman, Mits Watsoo.
Rkl.lcr 1MNIX HOIK
Distressing Kidney and Bladder disease
relieved Id lis hours by "New Great
Sou Ih American Kidaey Cure." It Is a
(treat surprise on account of its exceed
fif promptness la relief tog pals In blad
der, kidneys aad back. In male or female
IUtieres retention of water almost Im
mediately. If you want quick relief and
cur this Is lbs remedy. Hold by C D.
liradbam, Druggist, New Berne, N. a
rrewwl Tsar Bilsa.
All persons having bills igalnst
"The Fair Association'' are request
ed to present same to the Secretary
on or before Thursday March 14,
1808.
Philadelphia llrswing Company's
Celebrated Bock Boer, for sale t
the Palace Saloon, 18 Middle St.
ExurrstLAitT.
' -r
saw lirai Tatrfaawa Cmsii; Bella
af. IaaparlM laaaravMMBIa a
AMa By Haw Caaaawsf.
The New Berne Telephone Com
pany, yesterday consummated the
sale of its entire plant and rights to
the Henderson Telephone Company,
of Henderson, N. C.
Messrs. II. P. Strouse, F. C. For-
plmor ana J. 11. midgers, repre
senting the Henderson Company,
arrived in thiscityjen Monday night,
alter consultation with the owners
of the Telephone Co., here, the sale
was effected yesterday morning.
Mr. II. P. Strouse, the head man
of the company said to the Jocrnal
after the purchase: '
"Vve have looked over our pur
chase and found what is needed to
improve the present telephone sys
tem of New Berne. We shall give
New Berne an up-to-date telephone
service, just as soon as wo can get
new material here."
Mr. F. O. Forplinor,who will come
here, and act as superintendent,
said:
"I am going away, but will be
back about April 1st, when the
transfer of the plaut is to be
mado. During April I shall make
over nearly everything on tho old
line, put in a new switch board, and
the eutiro line will bo newly
equipped with the latest telephone
appliances, aod by May 1st, I ex
pect to give New Berne a telephone
service the equal of any in the conn
try." There can le no doubt that the
new owners of tho telephone in this
city will give the people here a ser
vice which they will be glad to have
anl thoroughly appreciate and sup
port. PERSONAL.
Mr. T. A. Dillon of Tuscarora,
was here yesterday.
Mr. E. W, Rosenthal returned
from New York lust night.
J B Reel of Reelsboro, was in the
city yesterday on a short business
vis t.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Gardner re
turned to tlfeir home at Orifton
yesterday.
Mrs. Geo. W. Gaskill and daugh
ter arrived last night to visit in the
city. . ,
Misses May Ilendren and Corinne
Chadwick returned from Beaufort,
yesterday morniug.
Mrs. W. P, Marshall and Mrs.
F. M. Baker returned last night
from a visit to friends at Falling
Creek.
Messrs. Owen II. Guion, P. II.
Pelletier and S. W. Hancock went
to Beaufort last night to attend
Carteret court.
Mrs. II. N. Chndbourne and Miss
Marie Cliudbourne of Minneapolis,
are visiting in the city, the guest of
Mr. and Wm. Chad bourne, Jr.
Lieut. James B. Hughes, U.S.A.,
who has been spending several weeks
in the city, visiting his father, Dr.
J. B. Hughes, loft yesterday ruorn
i lg for New York City.
IOO.
Ir. K. Deiehan'a Aall Dlaraiia
Hay lie worth more to you than $100 if
you hare a child who soils bedding from
incontinence of water during sleep.
Cures old and young alike. Ii arrests the
trouble nl once. $1. Sold by C. D. Brad
ham, druggist, New Berne, N. C.
Aaaallr4 aa Baaa.
The police of this oity have been
on the lookout since Sunday for a
white man named Aleo Hardy, alias
Bailey, who was wanted at Wash
ington, N, C.
List Saturday i.ight at Grimes
land, Hardy assaulted white man,
whose name is not given, and robbed
him of 25.00 or (30.00, and es
caped with the money.
Word was sent hero to lookout for
Hardy, but he has not been seen in
this -vicinity.
OF LOCAL INTEREST.
Ico Cream today at Duffy's Candy
S'.otc.
IW forget that Hill, tho Printer
does Job Printing a cheap a any
printing ofllce lu tho United States,
doing first class work. CI South
Front street.
Give your picture to T. J. Tur
ner to be enlarged., . Crayou work
at 11.08. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Buy your fine Chiffonier and
Hat Rocks of T. J. Turner, lh
leading furniture dealer.
T.J. Turner's is tho cheapest
place to bay One Bed Room and
Parlor Suite.
The collection of rents and ac
count glrso oareful and personal
attention. Best of references (ireo
J. K. Land, 127 Broad street.
Try f glass of that celebrated
Bock Beer, at the Palace Saloon, 18
Middle Street.
AT TUB SHOPS.
Braolr War
far Ike A.
-B. BaHraaa
i iBIrraatlasT
Palais.
The machine shops of the A. &
X. O. Railroad are busy at this
season, as the Spring business neces
sitates that everything shall be in
good shape to handle it.
Engine No. 3 that has long done
servioe as switch engine will soon
be one of the things that are not.
It has survived its usefulness and
some mill road may be able to se
cure its services for hauling logs.
It s place will be taken in a few
days by engine No. 8.
This engine has boon in tho shop
for some time. It is now being
thoroughly overhauled, new boiler
tubes and all worn out parts re
placed The driving wheels have
been put on the lathe and turned
down until they are smooth and
round.
Tho driving wheels of an engine
are of great interest, not only to the
mechanic but to any obseiver. They
have a steel tire which is heated red
hot and then sprung on bv cooling.
These tires are three inches thick or
more when new, but thev become
worn unevenly by use and then
must be cut down on a lathe until
round again. As much as three-
quarters of an inch must bt cut off
at times, so that tho tire becomes
too thin after several returns to the
shop, and must be discarded. Sev
enty thousand miles would bo a fair
distance for the wheel to run .be
fore requiring returning.
In the car shop, parlor car 1(5,
"Old North State" is being repairvd
and revarnished for tb summer.
Combination mail and baggage car
13 is being painted and repaired.
and second class car 4 is also being
painted. The molds nre being in ado
for the cftbting which . takes place
on Saturday in the foundry, which
is always an interesting sight. -
In the yard, naw long relegated
to the scrap pile ar some in toast
ing objects. Theso are" the boiler.
driving wheels and other parts of
the old engine, "Dr. Hawks," which
have been in the "bone yard" these
15 years. This engine was used
during the war and was fitted up to
carry the gun car, which carried a
cannon protected by an iron shield.
The cab and other parts of the en
gine were also sheathed in iron to
protect the men from bullets or can non
shots. The old eneine had
many exciting adventures up and
down the road in those old times.
Mr. W. R. Wartor8, Master Me
chanic, looks after all the work at
tho shops and takes pride in seeing
that everything is done as well as
possible. The painting and repair
work is especially closely looked
aftor by Mr. Warters who is verv
polite in explaining those things to
tho uninitiated.
Tree Pills.
&end yon addross to H. E. Buck
Ion & Co., Chicago, and get a free
sample box of Dr. King's New Life
Pills. A trial will convince you of
their merits. Those pills are easy
in action and are particularly effec
tive in the cure of Constipation and
Sick Headache. For Malaria and
Liver troubles they have been proved
invaluable. They are guaranteed
to he perfectly free from every
deleterious substance and to be pure
ly vegetable! ,They do not weaken
by their action, bot by giving tone
to stomach and bowels greatlv in
vigorate the system. 'Regular size
25operbox. Sold by F. 3. Duffy,
Druggist.
riiy f'aaaljr Tneralug.
March 0, 1808
fft t t m
e ooar.i t,i council met in
special session, Mayor Deuniaon pr
sidiog. Present Cotincilmcn Druuey,
Daniel, Green, Hays, Harrison,
Johnson, Pope, Seymour, Shepard,
Watson and Wnlfeiiden,
The Mayor stated that he had
convened the board for tho further
purpose of considering the reduction
of tho polieo force, and the leawt of
building corner nncock ami liroud
streets.
On motion of Councilman Harri
son the resolution adopted by the
board March 1st, reducing the jn'.iice
forco by dismissing four of Hiein.
was rescinded. No further business
Board adjourned.
Huoii J, Lovick,
City Clerk.
SMtsr ALL,
To cleanse the system In gentl
and truly Leiieficiul tnsimsi, when
the Springtime ooinos, use tbs true
and perfect remedy. Syrup of Fig.
Buy tbs gonuino. Manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Co. only,
Aod for sale by all druggists, at 60
cents per bottle.
Bock Beer makes blood and
brains, fur Sale at the Palace Saloon,
14 Middle Rtrtwl.
CHAIRMAN MANLY
I ha Slala DmrrT.
aaeras ihsSlslf.- '
To the Deraocratio Voters, of North
Carolina:
Pursuant to a resolution of the
State Executive Committee adopted
at its meeting held February 22nd,
I hereby give notice that the Dem
ocratic State Convention, will be
held in tho city of Raleigh, at Vi
o'clock noon, Thursday, May 26th,
1808. - -
The plan of organization, recently
reprinted, is now in the hands of
the Chairmen of the County Exec
utive Committees, showing the reg
ulations governing primaries and
County conventions.
The Convention will consider the
nomination of the Judges for the
several Districts wherein the terms
of the present incumbents expire
January 1st, 180!); will announce
the principles and policy of the
party, and take jsuch action as it
may see proper. ' ; . . ' 4 ;
Judicial Conventions should be
held prior to the date fixed for theJ
State Convention in the following
districts:. First, Second, .Fifth,
Sixth, Seventh and Eloveuth.;,.
The following resolution amend
ing the plain of organization was
adopted ut the meeting of the Com
mittee held in December 1897: . :
Resolved, That nil white electors
who intend to vote with ns in the
next election, and who desire the
re-establishment of Anglo Saxon
Supremacy and honest government
in foi th Carolina, ar cordially in
vited to participate in nil our pri
maries and conventions."
In tho adoption of such a resolu
tion tho Democratic party expresses
no unkind feeling for the colored
people of North Carolina. The
record of charity and kindnesses,
public and private, of the white peo
ple of this State to the colored rnce
whilo the Democrat!'! party was in
full power, refutos such a sugges
tion. But the negro voter, with
rare exceptions, cannot be consider
ed one whom the grea1; principles ef
government, the wisdom of econo
mic policy, ox tho qualifications of
public servants in their responsible
offices, guides or controls in his
choice of a ballot. His allegiance to'
the Republican party or its allies
cannot be disturbod by tho corrupt
und disgraceful conduct of tlioso for
whom he votes. Thus, in this day,
when tho State is fast sinking into
dishonor and Bhume under the hands
of a fusion nd ministration, which
regards neither the rights of person
or property, nor the good name and
honor of tho State, the call to duty
isaldrrsRod to the white men of
North Carolina.
In national matters no more vital
principles can nffect, the people and
their welfare than those whichwark
the present line of conflict, where
the plain pnop'n of the country hare
thrown down the gangn of battle to
the money power and thn trusts
Tho increasing control of the neces
saries of life lnth few. by open
violations' of the law. and lh en
hancement of the purchasing power
or money, wan tun ercr iieorensing
vain" of pronerty. mark tho exigen
cy of tho hour.
Of the affairs in onr beloved Rtae
no words shonld ho needed to
awsken tho patriotism of her sons.
A political campiien is jnst ahead
of hp, in which the wago-of the con
test is the good name and prosperity
of ?f orth Carolina, We should 'lee'in
work at once: presoribintr io test
oath to our fellow ritixons. hnfc x
tondinp warm welcome and ull
fel'owsbip o all who want t,ioin
ns in recTing jnst law and g.od
government. An early convention
i" 1xed. her differences. If any
exif f. will b adjusted, the plan of
"ir t tnapped nt and then a united
Di looracy "ill trinmph.
I respectfillv snj-gr-sfc that tho
con itv ronviji'ions should he held
as ' wn ns rtnrenioni foMheelec
s'ob vf d"I-g-tes. The nomination
o nntv n1Hr and member of
tV penrrtf Assembly may be post,
ppi ed ntil Jster as each eonnty
con ti'iitim may think advisable.
ltpect fully.
Cl.KMKXTftfsMtT,
" irman D.-m. State Ex. Com.
Vfmston, Muroh ISth, 1808.
Bhaaxatisa Oarsi la a Day.
' MYSTIH CURP," for RriKU
KariS'f nnl NEURAJ,GtA radl-
oalf enres in 1 to H datp. lit
actinn upon the system is rmarka
ble Mil mysterious. It rsmovss at
one the cause and the disrate im
mediately disappears. The first dotn
greatly honsflis. 75 cint. Sold by
Henry' Pharmacy, T)rtiggiit, Now
Berne, N. C
OABTOniA,
YteW ft It To) Hia Unn ftocrU
Stats or Ohio, City or Toledo, I
Lucas County, J
S4.
- Fhank J. Cusnkt uiukts ath that he
is the senior partner uf the Arm ut F. J.
Clieot-y & Co , doing business in the City
f Toll d i. County and Stale abie-iid,aDd
thut said firm will pny the sum of ONE
11UNDUED DOIJA1W tor each and
every cate of Catabbh ihit cannot lw
lured by the ue of U all's. Catabkb
Cobs, FHANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to brfore me and sulcrilcd in
mwreence, this 6th day of D.cemUr,
A, D. 1880. . '
( A. W. GLEASON,
SEAL I -
--n Ntaiy Public.
llall'a Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,'
and acts direellv on ibe bloo I und mucous
surlaces of the svsUni. Send for tistim i
Diaia, tri r.
F. J..CFIENET & CO., Tol.-do,0
: Sold I'V Urutrffists 75c.
Hull's Family l'illi ure the left. ,
Resolutions. .,:
Resolution ollorcd by-J. W. Har
rell, ex-foreman
Mr, Foreman and follow firemen
of tho Rough and Ready Hook and
Ladder Co. No.l:
In the midst of lifo there is death
Whereas the great , and Supreme
Ruler of (he Universe has in his
infioito . witdom removed from
among us one of our worthy and
esteemed follow laborers,' dipt.
James Charles, and whereas the long
intimate relation held with him in
the faithful discharge of his duties
in thi 8 Company makes it cm nentl)
befitting that we record our appre
ciation of him'.
Therefore. Resolved, That- the
wisdom and ability which he
exenised in the aid or our company
by contribution, survicj und coun
sel will be held in guileful remem
brat ct. ' ., .
Risolved that the sudden re.uoval
of such iblifeTrom among our midst
leav3sa vacancy aud ohadow that
will bo ilcepiy realized by all the
men liters aud friends of this Com
pany and will provo a serious loss to
the community add the public.
Resolved, That with deep sym
pathy with the bereaved relatives of
the deceased we express our hope
thut even so great a loss to us all
may be over ruled for good by him
who doeth all things well.
ll)8oIvol,T hat copy of theso reso
lution? bo spread upon the record h
of tliis Com p iny also a copy for
warded to his boreavel family and a
cop;--printed -in the '-'New l$erne
Daily Jouittf.ir,
ull's
blek headache nervoutv
nesr, backache and lan-
Pills
ftu it Incu woman1! dally
oomplttlnlJt cull for th(Miwe
cflr Jolm W. nnll' PUli, tli beat altrrattrt,
uerviuQauutomo cluiwu, rricolOaudivctas
Npffcla-la ajrefcwrai.
"Vo linvo put ou Halo 2(1 doavn Fine
Bilk und 8nlin Scarfs, Hows, Foiir-in-Han
ii, Putt Ties, &r, at prices not to
ba matched elsewliere. (. A. Haucoot
OPERA HOUSE!
NEW-BERNE. N. 0...
March 28, i898,
Old Farmer
Hopkins,
INTRODUCING
Frank S. Davidson,,
JVnd Ida FamotiN Company of Actors,
Ringers unit Dineers.
1,000 Pquare Yards of Magnificent
Sce-K-ry. m
"CRAVEN CITY."
'CRAVEN CITY."
"CRAVEN CITY."
A 25x100 Foot Lot FREE with
1000 Pep's 20ili CEDlnri Ci.au
Up-to-date merchants will avail
thcmie of this onportunitr, to
Mcquir desirul'o snburbnu pronerty
free ol cost to lheliole .
For i ifortnation i-vjnire of NEW
BKItNj: JOKBEI.'b or Writo
Wm. J. Po-kue, Wilmington, N C.
Stop That Cough
-11 Y USING-
DofTy Ik's GongTi Drops.
hold by O. 1). ltrndha.it. T, A.
Hcnrj, 1). 1(. i)avi4 ami F, iuf
fy, Druggist.
N. Nunn & Co., 0. . Mcaorl. y
4 Co., and John Dunn, Confeition
ers. ,
Theso Coogli Drops are inanttar
turtd by the
KEW nKU?,K CAtDT f ACTORr, I
103 Xldalaf trart. Niw llrras, W. ( .
has W
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The New Silk Stock will undoubtedly interest
- those who wish up-to-date colorings and designs at
Reasonable Prices. Don't mind telling the Prices and
will desoi ibo gome of tl em an well an possible. . -
Fair Q'ltlily f I'laiii Satins, white and the deli
Oate tints, at 5'l CENTS. " :
Plaiu India, it inches wide, light shades, a splen
did value at 5'i CIS a'H. V
Two Toned Union Brocades, as green on ochre and
old rose ou oaddt at 40 AND 5'J CRN l'rf.
. , . Two Colored Uyion S'.iepherd Checks, one of tho
season's fads, ut 50 CKNTS. , '"
Figured Silks, Romo novel i-ITeuig, in smooth and -nrmnre
giotinds, at 75 ANI 85 CKNTS. - -,
. A Line of S did Colors and Changeable Silks,
' adapted for lining and f icing at 25 AND 35 CENTS.
Sample Cheerfully Mailed to Our Out
, f-Town Trade.
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pleaniro in showiiiRyoii tho'newest things for Spring Wi-ur.
We are usually tho first to have Now GdiwN ami owing to
tho larire rjiiaiitities wo handle, our Prices aru usually tho
Lowest Never any Higher than others.
We have on the. way and will probably arrive in a day nr. so, a
. quantity of Madras Cloth, 3(i incites wide, suitable for mak
ing liny Shirt Waist er Ladies Waists either.
The Cloth is vtry much liner than a Percale and tho Piilterns
are -ery milch handsomer, but our prico is only
J 2 1-2 Cents a Yard.
TU is bound to be a IUG SELLER on Hcconnt of its DURA
I51LITY, BliAUTY AND REASONABLE PRICE.
March 13.
millinery nrpHrtmenl.
Big; line early 8rin tuiilors just open.
JiiHt the correct Ihini; for tliiKtvei-k from
35c to 2 (Ml. (I. A. liAiit'ouT.
Don't iuint tnai Vuiliii, Binj.i,
Mandolin and Guitar Sulnga of ull
tiises at Baxter, the Jeweler.
Mi'ii nii4l 4'ni.
. Couluroy ciiHsiincre, worsted and flan
nel Caps. All styles anil colors. VulcliU,
Kolfs, ( tons, etc. actually worth UTic to
Wc. Your choice, bitf psnorl im-ul, 2."w
each. (t. A. llAiilfitoT.
: Nanthri-
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Camphor
Will protect Clollnni, Fura,
Fentliera and Wiolcit (JinhIh
from MOTIIS.
Not so conlve as Ciiin
phor and ! ohj itioimlilo
than Mold Hulls. Kor Sole liy
Davis'
Pharmacy.
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I Phone IW1. Cer. Ilroad & Sll.ldle Bis. 9
i'i$&iMWi&PSG$&S)Gii&i
Dobbin SFerrall
12J & 125 Fayettevllle Street,
TUCKER'5 STORn."
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Highest Grad
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Dry Goods.
Ko I her Units in the 8'atr
Offors Awiitrn ills Si Complete,
nor So Sivlish Svlcctiniis.
No Other Pricos are S Low.
The L'jrroct 8i)le, Wgi Grade
Quality, and Luw Trios Features
of this .
Turki-r! Nlore"
Are not ICxct-Ilot! Am hut.
Karly orders are recommended.
Slocks aie now L truer and t'oloo
lions are made easier, and early
orders will g"i a little mure than
ordinary good car. Kvury woman
who orders will be pleased.
Say! Try 0UKNDIKS this
woakr Yutt will lia'dly find so
mtny snyalierr.
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eye. Bend lor your physician
unci lenvn Willi him Hik iuohiii- ,j!
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fyniptoms menu, and what
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If ho writes a twacrlnilon
nKpoimihilily rexts uiioii you of !'
Iliviuj; It prompiiv noil nrcu
rati I v filled. We nre In li I
lo meet just such enieri'ii
Unr (More l never wiihont nil
g
FxrHTicnceu ann raphoiu niien- ii
ilant n'lihi or dnv. Our ilniisa S
H
nre nUays Hip pureitt and I nut
that we I'uii l.uy.
Bradham's
Reliable Druz Store.
I.I (!)
s
B' -
-'
, ,
p It's True, Too.
11 ii t very many people will not find
(2 it nut until t mi lute.
Look and low nrlce will iW-ld.t ihelr
choice.
, The wise man and wlso woman will.
i iiuwrTt-r. oenoernii anil, nnTlnjJ uelilN-r-
aie.i, win aiscrlminnUi in inukiiiff llu ir
bicycle purchases.
Tlicv will reuliiw Hint pood Imiks nro
often but enninel-dcep Hint low price I
often lint bsit for I lin unwnry tlml .ni
has hut niH lire to llv. ami it h sliort
and sweet, while snrjjmmV hdU arc hull
ami unwelcome. Tin y will rr.ilu.i ihul
first col U not cverylhinc. and lint It is
"belter tn he sure lf,an to In- sorry."
An I tlieiu's where we como In wild
our
C'oliimbln mid
UnrtforJ ItiojclrM.
All I he world knows lliin-knows
Hint their makers nre loo firmly tnlHV
lUlied anil t4io jenlnns of llM-lr proud rep
illations to end iinvr litem. Thy apn nl
to disPrinilnaliiiK hiiver Tlie whirls
laa soo.1 looks, nf imuis-. Hot lin y
data Intrtnsiu worth ns well. Wa ha
the s praU parts in lit nmuh to show
lli ski plli al or lo help llioss who are
drllberaiinn.
WJI. T. HILT,, AKt ,
t Bo. front 8t.( New Iterne, N O.
9 Henry's
Pharmacy,
W MM lie Hi, New Heme, N. C.
lliynlc!nii.
lroMrlttloiii
ii NiMM-luIly.
Tm'i (Supply
(Isnlen
of Iinlrwllts
1
5
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ft
(ii
Be. $
.he 1
ness
ciia.
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