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New Hera, N. C. Oct 20, i00.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For President.
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN,
of Nebraska.
For Vice-President
ADLAI E. 8TEVEN80N,
of Illinois.
Third Congressional District, N. C,
CHARLES R. THOMAS,
of Crsven.
AN ELECTION OF PERSONAL
PREFERENCE.
The average Democratic voter In
North Carolina cannot help but feel
some what diffident Id the approaching
State Senatorial primary.
The reason for this diffidence Is at
onco apparent to every observer and
person familiar with the political con
tests In this State.
Tbe Senatotlal primary in November,
In which all Democrats sre especially
Interested, possesses two features, at
least, which vary from the customary
run of elections.
The first feature is that this primary
election is for white men, only, and com
pliance with the rules laid down by the
Democratic executives, gives the fran
chise or privilege of voting at the pri
mary. A second feature 1b that the coming
Senatorial primary is one in which the
contest is really among the voters of one
political party, where outside dancer, In
the shape of the colored vote cannot en
ter in to any degree.
It Is tiiis exemption from all trouble
from the colored vote, that makes this
Senatorial contest a most Interesting
one, in that no parly obligation rests
upon a single voter, every Senatorial
candidate being In every degree a Demo
crat. The Senatorial primary to be held on
November 0th, Is an election In which
personal preference for this or that can
didate can have absolute sway.
This absolute privilege of Individual
ism In choice of candidate, probably lu
some places will be tried to be held In
check, by the organization of some Sen
atorial club that will have for It pur
pose tbe political coralllng of voter
or some paper may be circulated for
signature that shall attesopt to pot lb
voter on record, and tbu prevent bis
thinking of the merits of the several can
dldates, and so at lbs polls restraining
a free will of personal preference.
It Is Ibis very newness of position
which should cause every voter to place
himself where h can exercise his polltl-
csi freedom by thought of tbecandtdatss
fitness, sad after sslecUsg a candidate
feeling no constraint In voting far
him
The mors freedom that caa be as Joyed
by lb voters la this Seastortal primary
la selecting for themselves I Weir candl
data sad rotlsf for him, the greater
lb iJ sac ciss of lb primary.
Asy hindrance which shall prevent
the full exercise of s personal nraferaae
st tba 8aatorta! primary, makes lb
primary a fallsrs, sa tajary to lb fslar
welfare of Is Democratic party
which stead re possible for the pri-
msry.
ewee ml CM ! SW Cmn TW
marcary will rsrsly destroy tb aaasa
of small sad completely (tereaf th
bak system ah aalarlag k throat
lb maac-s aarfaaae, Sac arxtele
sboass aoibe ataatH oa psasertptlusl
from rwpatabM physlctaas, sa Ue aaas
aga Ibey m a b Ue frnVJ U the feed
fo poaalhfy . eWir Jraaa U
Hair Catarrh Cart, saaatfaaiaM by
F. I. Caasssy A 0a, Totaaa. O, atwatM
a) mareary, sad It tahaa tawvaatly, as,
taf Oraatly apaa la M a4 maeoM
arfasaa of la sjiiit la aajylaf BaU
Casarra Cars ha tan fat gat taw (
law. It Is miaraally, aa4 mai la
Tomda. Oato, ky T. J. Chaaay ft 0
Ttimall fraa. ! - i ,
BtU'tf; raw art taakaal, .'
Naw Bam Fair Hrr. 13-17, 1 MO
OAMTOntAi
' ' " ia OpUlva aw.4awa
- "It tikes geahM and hard work to
niak a' (treat actor." eicUlraed toe
chubby matinee . fararKa who. waa
iQioktug a dcaretta and reading a 60
eent novel. " f: T ,' s- .V C
And tbe press agent looked up from
tbe pilea of action which Ma facile pea
was tracing and In a voice that shook
with feeling cirialmed:
You bet It does!" Waahlngton Star.
Rer Dtvwrs.
Tim Chlcatro divorcee was talklog
about her former husbands.
"What was the matter with tna
first f asked her friend.
"He didn't understand me."
"And the second V
"He did." Philadelphia Record.
Feelings of safety pervade the house
hold that uses One Minute Cough Cure,
the only harmless remedy thst produces
immediate result;. It is infallible for
coughs, colds, croup end all throat and
uDg troubles. It will prevent consump
tion. F, P. Dnffy.
Her Optaloa.
"You see," said the heiress confiden
tially, "my father likes the count very
much. But he Is afraid the dear boy Is
Inclined to be careless about money
matters. What do you think about It?"
"The fact that be has proposed to
you." said Miss Cayenne thoughtfully.
might possibly be taken as very good
evidence to the contrary." Washing
ton Star.
DOES IT PAY TO BOY CHEAP?
A cheap remedy for coughs and colds
Is all right, but you want something that
will relieve and cure tbe more severe
and dangerous results of throat and
lung troubles. Wbut shall you do f Oo
to a warmer and more regular cllmalef
Yes, if possible; if not possible for you,
then in either case take the only remedy
thai has been introduced In all civilized
countries with success in severe throat
and lung troubles, "Boschee's German
Syrup." It not only heals and stimulates
the tissues to destroy the germ disease,
but allays inflammation, causes easy ex
pectoration, gives a good nigut s rest.
and cures the patient. Try onh liottlc.
lifcommended manv years by all drug
i . - 1 . . I 1 1 I.' ....... I,' u
tuts In the world.
For sale hy F. 8.
Duffy.
A Book's Attractlveueaa.
Ferguson Don't you think It wre'eh-
ed taste to spend so much mouey on
a book's binding instead of upon its con
tents? Chumley You must ask somebody
lse. I have an eye for beauty in bind
ing!, but life is too shorten read bookp.
Do not get scared If your heart troubles
you. Most likely you suffer from Indi
gestion. Kodol Dyspepsia Cuie digests
what you eat and gives tbe worn out
stomach perfect rest. It is the only
preparation known that completely di
gests all classes of foods; that Is why It
cures tho wont cases of Indigestion and
stomach trouble after everything els
has lailcd. It may he taken in all condi
tions and cannot help but do you good
F. 8. Duffy.
Heroes sml Mlos-rapher..
She Toll you the truth, Alfred, I do
not believe In heroes.
lie That's funny. If you had said you
didn't believe the people who write their
biographies, I shouldbare thought nolh
lng of ll.
afOZLRT'H l.r.MON KI.IXIH.
HSulatoa th Liver, Klomacli. Iloweli
ftad KldMji.
For biliousness, constipation and mi
larla.
For Indigestion, sick sni nervous
headache.
For sleeplessness, nervousness and
heart failure.
For fever, chills, debility and kidney
uue, isio ieoon Elixir.
Ladle, for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, lakeLeruon Ell air.
AOc and 1 bottles al druggists.
Prepared only by Dr. H. Motley, At
lanta, Oa. :
A Frmlml SftalMar WrltM.
After ta years of great suffering
I root indigestion, with great nervous
prostration, trillooan, disordered kid
neys and constipation, I hav been
oared by Dr. Mothry'a Lamoa Elixir,
sad am now a wsll man.
Rt. 0. C. Davis,
Kid. M. K. Cbarch Month,
"o. to Tainsll Bt, Atlanta, 0a.
A Pmlml BIaasMM Wrtia.
Dr. H. Ifoslcy, Allaats-Usvlnf baea
a feat sufferer for Una yr from la
dlgastloa, tad baea traavad by many
pbyslclaaa, who failed to lira ma aar
aay ralM. Ooatlaalsg la grow worse
mr aroinar aovnaa asa t try vt. Hoa-
My Lrta Kllxlr, which remedy be
sea sewa lor several years, loommaaoei
lu sea, ssd meet ssy tbet your Lassos
suiiir M ua greaust seed tc to aertk
I sav trrw suffered a oar staoe I
maaosd atiaf Laeaoa Kllilr.
R. I. Rooco,
wm tteraaaao m- wnpbM, Teas.
A OareV
TkM It to osnlfy laM I aatd Dr., Mos
ley's Uasoa Kilxlr fnt warslia of taa
4 aa4 tyaa with lb most marked
beaeflt to my rerai baa lib. I woe Id
gladly bar paid im for taa relief ilka
tteaa ma al aoet of Iwa or ihraa aoi.
ir. - , - H. A. Beau,
Chara Bapariot Oamrt Raaaolpk C O.
r ymmmU:y j - v
. Thar U toiklsc Ml ma, mit tba mm
Uwr. tar la kill my bora la lb mhJdW
af das stary. ...
0a Jms4 sad ktll blm, aabt tba art lie
fritwil aa body IU Mam) y, -;
Taa W aaataad f aUal la Href
I lb at ef lb reave Mule pill kaawa
a DaWUI s LIiim faity fUaert, faay
Mlaka, never grip, t. i Dsffy.
CAPUDINE
,. CCtM
HEADACnE 4 KEUnUGIA.
la,f , aad 0e rWtlf. , ;
ForCalo byEradham.
GOOD
HEALTH
Jby.the Qiiart.
Irarr boltie to mkof iaaaatoaa
Sansparnia mamas bur health,
sad rrorv settle aoasama a fall
quart. It makes better tilenrl wiri
blood. To thirty rear this fsssnn
resteer ha base ereaUat sad anala
Saining tood health.
Johnston's
Sarsaparilla
bond op th system, toaaa aha
but, sad strencthens the muss!
man promptly sod aaastaally taaa
mj other ramsdy known, Th pallor at th
cheek disappears, eaerT takes the place of
languor, and th rich color of health now to
the cheeks. Unequalled for all disorders of the
stomach and liver, and tor all weakenlnc eom
plalata ot men, women and children.
MICHIQAN DRUO CO., . Detrelt, rUcb.
Sold by C. D. BRADH IM, New bern.
Democratic Speaking:.
Hon 11 L Cook, Democratic Cand'-
date for Elector at large, New Bern Von
day night Out 29lb.
Hon. II. L. Cook, and Hon. Chas. R.
Thimss, Vauceboro, October. 80th st
13 m.
Hon. Ghas. R Thomas, Fort Barnwell
Soy. 1, 13m , and New Bern, Friday
night, Nov. 2nd.
lion O. H Uulon and E. M. Oreen,
sci., at Trullts, Saturda , Oct. 27tb.
Hon. Chas. It. Thomas and S. M. Brlu-
son, Esq., at Dover, Wed. October 81st,
night.
Tbe graphophone will give campaign
selections at as many speakings as possi
ble C. T. Watson, Chain.
F. T. Pattkbson, Sec'y.
State Senatorial Pollholders.
1st Ward Geo. Jones, E. M. Green.
2nd Ward-C E. Foy, Dr. Geo. Slo-
ver.
3rd Ward-L. U. Cntler, A D. Ward.
4lh Ward S. R. Ball, J. M. llarget.
Born Precinct-W- B. Flanner, J. C.
Thomas, Jr.
Tlsdsle Preclnct-N. Tisdale, W. F.
Crocket.
Pleasant Hill J. B. French, G. T.
Richardson
1st Township, Vsnceboro S. J. Lane.
Dr. F. L. Polls.
1st Township, Maple Cypress Wiley
Causey, E. A. Lancaster.
2nd Township, Trullts Noah Fulcber
Freeman Eurnul.
3rd Township, Ft. Brnwell-W. ('.
Whllfc, Luby 8. Harper.
8rd Township, "Dover Jacob West
Corbet Sutton.
3rd Township, Cove-T. B. Ipock, J 8
Koulnson.
5lh Township, Taylor's Store L. M.
Uullbert, W. O. Temple.
Ot h Township, Lees Farm Henry Mar
shall, J. H. Hunter.
7'h Township, ThurmanH. C. Wood
Zeb V. Butts.
Jasper Louis French, A. E- Wads
worth Kd Where te P1b4 Them.
An Atchison man got so cold In th
night last night Ibst he went out Into
the yard for extra covering. Every spare
blanket had been wrapped around some
rosebush or hollyhock.
Iarge sun spots astronomers say
en used the eilreo beat this summer,
and doctors declare nearly all th pros
trations were Indoced by disorder of
tbe ttomsch. Good health follows good
digestion. Kodal Dyspepsia Cure direst
what yon eat. If yoa hav ladlgaslloa
or dyspepsia ll will quickly rallv and
permanently car yoa. t B Duffy.
AiueiU Slim,
Youth Oh,Idoa't weal to Uk that
character. I'll make a fool of myself tar
Maldao Wtll yoa saM yoa a as lad aa
esiy part.
Th progratsiva salloat of laa world
eretb great food aoaaamlag asiloaa.
Good food wall digested give alraagta
If yoa oaaaot digest all yoa eat, joa
ad Kodol Dyspapala Car. H di
gests what yea eat. Yoa. s4
aot dial yoareslf. It coatsla all
of laa dtgaataau aombiaad with laa
beet knows to lea sad raooaatractlvM.
It will area digest all alissim of food
la a bottle. Ha other preaaretloa will
do this. It latlaally ralhwat aad
aatraly aaris aH etotaaek troaM. ' f. 8.
tMSSewN Oeaew
"Tb Uby kaa hi lath'
don't yoa think r ,
"Xonaenaal Nature aol4 aa aaora
reprodor that ae taaa aba aoald ra
radnrw a Tirroer iraMt'.Mitlt
Joanut .
Dr. V. B. Lawta, Lawmostffla, Ta,
fit, laaalag Kadol Pyapaeala
Car la mf practlc smoag arrer aue
af ladlgatOoa aad lad H aa adsafrabk
reeaedy." ataay hsadrad f pkyssdass
dVp4 spas lb tea of Kadol Dysoapti
Car la lomart IrrxUea. h dlgwat
k yea eat, sad alrt f U all
lb goad toad yoa seed, aewetdlaf fv
U ot ararload year tloasaaa, Olvaa
laataal rallaf tad perm a seal car, T.
.Dy.", k
Vaaaaaa a M
rrl Tn-Kir aa meaim. Vat
t 'l kw ra.
tdr wh otrw mr yr
I whm,i4 Ikiab tl 1W axe a Wk
a h It e at l- iit fm.
jrwa Htcr"a H-". N -t
t rl Ma f f : K .r'N
Vk a er--g e tnn'h
riene. h tK air eerve greet
k- k th re)l
PUKY A CROOKED CENT."
Wkaa tk Tewa Woaaaa TbaaxtM
- Waa Held, la Oat awrwwa. .
Tho car bad. Just rounded '. "dead
Buta'f .curve'.- at . Fourteenth street,
when a dalntfly dad young woman
wished something oat of her hand
Which as it struck tba street was fol
lowed by a sharp metallic sound,
t "What was that yoa threw away, my
dear?" asked her companion, another
girl about tbe same age.
"Hooey," laconically responded the
thrower.
"Moneyf continued her companion
In a horrified tone of voice. "Why, It
sounded Uke gold."
"My gracious L" shrieked the thrower.
"Hare I thrown away one of those
goldplecesl" 7
By, this time several of the passen
gers had arisen from their seats and
were looking ta an Indignant way at
the conductor for hot stopping the car.
He, however, was one of those high
collared, stoical young men who boss
things on the Broadway cars, and the
excitement created by the money
thrower did not cause him to turn a
hair. All this time tbe car was bowl
ing as merrily along as Broadway cars
ever do bowl, and It was getting far
ther and farther away from the mon
ey. One or two of the passengers were
about to Jump off the car, but then
they thought better of It and turned
their gaze anxiously on the young wo
man, who was hunting frantically
through her purse. Just as It seemed
the strain would be too much for tbe
excited passengers to bear longer the
fair thrower looked up smilingly at her
companion and murmured sweetly :
"It's all right, my dear. It wasn't a
goldplece after alL"
"What was it, then?" asked the sec
ond young woman.
"Only a crooked penny," replied tho
thrower. "I always throw awny crook
ed pennies for luck."
Then both girls softly giggled, while
the other passengers, looking both fool
ish and disgusted, resumed tbelr seats.
New York Tribune.
ORIGIN OF THE TERM "MOB"
TJeed In Its Flrat Meanlaa In Time of
Chancer.
As Indicating the populace, prover
bially fickle and easy to be moved (mo
bile, from Latin moblllls), the expres
sion "tbe mobile people" Is as old as
the time of Chaucer, but In Its later
sense, that of the disorderly crowd,
and In its contracted form, "mob," it is
not older than the postrestorntlon pe
riod. In Roger North's Examen, 1740,
reference Is made to the Green Ullibon
club, 1080-2. and tho writer adds:
"I may note that the rabble first
changed their title and were culled the
mob in the assemblies of this club
Bret mobile vulgus, then contracted In
one syllable." It was used hesitating
ly at first by Drydon ("Don Sebastian,"
1890), Durfy ("Commonwealth of Wo
men." lflSH) and 8hadweil ("Squire of
Alsatla." 1088), and Richardson point
out that Dryden uses both "mobile"
and "mob" In the sense of rabble, the
former In tbe stage directions as the
common word, the latter as If It had
not long been Introduced.
In 1711 The Spectator Instances
"mob" as an example of the popular
tendency to curtiill many of our words
In familiar writings and conversation
The verb "to mob." derived of course
as above, does not occur until the pe
riod of Horace Walpole, many years
later, and Shakes po lire's expression,
"tbe molded queen" ("Hnmlet"), refers
not to th "mob" (mobile), but to tho
headdress In disorder. Boston Trail
script
Dyspepsia Cure
Difjests what you eat.
ItartlOclaUy digest tba food and aid
Naiara la UnKloealng aod racoo
tractluf tba exhausted dlgastlva or
gan. ItUtbaUtcatdltoorareddtgeat.
ani asd too lo. so other preparation
eta tDDtoacn it la fflclaocy. It In-
ilantly rsUaveaand permanently cure
trnpapaik, loaigastion, ueartDurn,
rialulanoa, Soar Btotnach, Nausea,
Blck Haadacts,GuUaJgla,Crtmparid
all otbar roaulu of Impcrfact dlgaaUo n.
tMeeaa.a4(L lAtfiasaoaata H4 stmea
Sail II an ooe:liautrpepeisrrilirlfre
rraaarad by B. C OowrrT a CO, CVeaoa.
"t rry
Schedule B.
Offlc of BaglatM of Deeds, Ciarea Co.
It Bare, N. C, Od. 1, IrOO.
ill Toa ar aaraby required by ltw
ladauraror ratara to aw, wUhia ua
days afiar lb in day of October,
vera atalameal of laa aatoaal of tap-
llal tmploytd by yoa la yoar baalaaM
a marcaaat, mwcaatU Irm or aaaooi
Uoa for tba yaar (Iwalv moatbs) pra-
odligtbtrliy af 0cobr 1.
At dealer la cigar, eaaraoU, 4gar
Mia aad maaafaetarad labacae, yoa are
rasltad by law la deliver at rataratd
aaa, anbla laa aUya aftar laa I rot day of
October, a swot afsleateal of U aaas
bt of Cigars, cbevoou, tJgarattaa, aad
taa aamh of peaad of mreiard
moktsg aad aaawlag lehsooa parabsaad
by yoa for la yr (twlr moaib)
praeadlsg laa IrMdey of Oalob IPuOl
; Taa r rvaslred by la M tWllvwr a
raiara la ma, hbla laa day alet taa
tral dy af Oetober, a era ataiameal
af lasamaaataf year aommlaslaax, aa
Mmmmsloa asarcaaat. Vrakar or dealer,
baylsg aad sail lag, tar laa yoar (tveiea
moat ha) praaaglat laa irsi day af Oa
bar. IKJOL. , . s ,
fromp oompnaaaa ltb laa law It
aaraaaUy re,t4, aad lat fallara aa da
a yea U1 ba reaaired ta e W
la Bawd af Caoaly Cammlasloa. ,
- IMMTnt.eBEW.
. IVfiete af Caada.
fotl omce RJ Itfikrt, -
Wbeo seadtag aflr tbelr their mad
tkey mn aUka glva lb (
lbr key ar aHiie artr, as paetiiveiy
bn nl k.rMf M ta ty laa
clatttla frffa pl rKI tv
r''" o-1t pf lb reaier a eb0 hf
rk rt ''"' '" Is r'"'
r tn v'. Hiwj,
KM
n i nn iv I i
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No Other Person Has So Wide An
Experience with Woman's Ills,
Nor Such a Record of Success.
i "A Woman Best Understands a
Woman's Ills." Her Advice Led
Miss Farreil to Health.
Examination by a male physician is a hard trinl to a delicately organized
woman. She dreads the humiliation of it all.
She therefore puts it off as long as she dare, and is only driven to it by fear
of cancer, polypus, or some dreadful sie'.tness.
Most frequently such a woman leaves a physician's ofllee, where hh has un
dergone a criti.:.'.l examination, more or less discouraged.
This condition of mind destroys the effect of advice, and she grows worse
rather than b'-tter.
In coiikiiH'U!,' Mrs. Pinlcham. in person or by letter, no hesitation need be
felt. The story is told to a wo;n m. ami is entirely confidential to a woman
who has listened to thousands f similar stories and who is so competent to
advise woruen because of vast cxjx-rii n e, and Ut'jinse she Is a woman, ller
advice is absolutely free to all si. It wi.in.-n, and her address is Lynn, Mass.
Read Miss Furrcll's ,'u eount of how she was siek. and was lead to health
by Mrs. l'inkham. She is -Duly one of thousands whom Mrs. Plnkham has
cured this year.
Fornalo Weakness Rol'wved by Mrs. Pinkham.
" I take pLcj'.MH-e in writing you a f.-v lines thankinp you for your advice. I
did just is yo i toM in:- in taknvr your medicine, and owe my life to you. You
are like a mother in vo ir s. x. 1 was awful siek, wan all run down, and felt
aick all over. I looked like a person brought out of the grave. My face wa-s
as white as tile driven snow I w.i , always tired after doing a little work, and
would have to sit down. 1 had t rrible pains and headaches, and my appetite
was not tfOd i also, troubled with shortness of breath. I could not go up one
flight of stairs without lie-n tire I and b iving tosiop to get my breath. I wa-H
feeling just is miserable as eo aid !. I took two Isittles of your Vegetable
Compound, and eannol . xpress mv t.liiuilis to vu for what your medicine has
done for rue." Miss . s. Kauki.i.i., .15 Itevim St., (trove Hall, llosbm, Masa.
$5069
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Remember
,TIIAT ntir ttik of K-ne ilratrr
("omplele and llic p re r uig ng fro
la.oo to (in no.
THAT our llnr of llonti l.u'd S rem
ties la attractive
THAT our H.K-k . ( I. adrd Shell
comtirltlDr ''Scm'-m'-arlct", "Sm -l
lea" and the ' lllark p..v.lrr la mm
plate
THAT WK NKKII MoSKV rll
as lbs rest of mankind, sn.l If )u owe
ns pb-sse pay u.
Yours truly,
J. C. Whitty t
New Brrn, N. V.
E.W.Smallwood,
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a s reblt t aerr'? tb tfci lik
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All persons wiitititij- any kind of
Slow- work, Tin work or I'luinliiiij,'
I I bine ('nil on
J. W. WOOD.
ton liml liis iru.H low
.hi. I H iii k Sal i-f.t lory.
I 1 mm T I'loail ami Middle St ret Is
JICE
'OH HOMK Ifif
( 1 Tin. pure wholrmome, gnaranlref) U
(irralr)lj mble from clit-illlrd r
mil frcp from impurUk. H(rci.lly in-
Undfl fend prrfaauni for humio Coo
u rnpli'in.
Ir i flftlly frtcrpl Sunday) '
m, U ft p m
lundfeyi (r Ull onl") 7 a m lo 13 noon
For pric and ftlirr inf(M-aiiUi,
Addrwn,
New Berne Ice Co
j i st in: f:iVKi
A FULL Lt.NK OK
King Heaters
& Coal Stoves
abb-h will ba oM cheap for cask.
17" It will b ta yoar lalaraat lo ta
m befot b)l( la that II aa
p. n. IHUNEY,
I la. fraat t
LSTotioe !
Taa 0Kt ari Maat
Rtllabta Plras.
Kw Kaaalsa, t4 DIlrla Rhat
tUata W aab, Oea aM rise u faat
It hi RklaiUaJaet Reaeiead. Btteh aaa
Larfaaa, lat fj faleJ,Tra5 Laaaa,
I Caaria a araaa4 asarna batata
, -M ' , Mltm j -4 .
riw wf irasaa piejt gal taa Vt
fat! m4 ff Ibaes at , '
ElGEILUn: Ei;:i! En
i WVea la Kar'Soea ainei el laa Laea. a
THEY HAVE
ARRIVED 1
The Ha -d-i m si and '. st Lii.i . f
If ealin Nlovi.-,
Bo h V;n,J I ('. a! vi r ., a
in I.. nit v .
W arei Lo ).. nts lor n,e v.a'l
inn,, llih Grade
such as Tl.e Excel, i r, Klmo,
Farmer (Jhl, K.jincr !! , ('. K.
K.ng aad (i. K. Qi e n. All of
w.1 lch tve guarantee to jv; i er-
flCl HHtisfiielloii.
II jon n-e In n ed i.i an lliiii' in
the Ililld A'.'ll'e Lice or Hash, I) on
and Blinds, Lime, Cement oi N .i:s
give us a call and we (;.N ANI)
WILL ,-AVK YOU M. Nr.V:
Voors for Krsj.e h,
L H. CUTLER H'DW F CO
BLOOD HUMORS
Ulcers, Old Sores, Cancers, Katin
Sores, Eczema, Ktc.
Cured by It, H. H, --Trial Bot
tle Free.
Fiom Impure blond conies nil soils of
pain, aches and sores, ending f niiient;y
n deadly cancer or sonio chronic i-nru
If you ran answer "yes" to hiiv of Ilia
following questions your blood Is diseas
ed and Impure.
Do cuts or BCiatchcs heal slowly ? Docs
your skin Itch or burn " Have you pim
ples ? Eruptions so you feel ashamed lo
lie seen In company 1 Aching lioncs or
liackF Kc.rma? Old Sores? HollsT
Scrofula? Rheumatism Koulllreathf
Catarrh? Are yon Pale? Do Hcahs or
Scales form on the Skin. Ilslr or Scalp ?
Prickling Pains In Hie Hairy .AJI un
Don n, get easily tired, and as tired in
the morning as when you went tolled?
Fluttering tlcart? Have you I leers
Kaling Horcs? Cuni-er ?
TO ( I KK,
Any JoiuiNAi. reader who seders is ad
vised to take a few large lxtll, s of I;. II.
11 (Botanic lilood I'.alui). This remedy
Is undoubtedly the best and only perfect
Hlood Puiiller made. II H H (lioisiiie
Blood lUlnOha.. i record of :i(l years of
cures, hence Is thoroughly lesinl. Ily
taking a lew laiee bottles of II II It.
the hlood Is inane pure and rich, all ilui
sores sru healed, mid hcIu s an. I pains
vani-li ss the mist In-fore I he sou. B It.
II. has cui ed over IIMI rum s of cancer,
many of ihem r ,,,.,., ---- r nltlt: by
doctors ami sp. iali-t. Kalinr orea,
Ulcer- and srr..t':U ure l-eab.l wo thai
tliry never In. tin r the pmuhl Biaiii.
ii-.ema In its wm-i f. rin w lured t.y
from H lo H large hull le. II I; i. eures
hy draining tin- poi., m ami Im rn onl
of the hi. .oil, al tin- s, tin,.- ii l.ull.U
up the broken down e. u--t i i u l i on
lor lale lv diiii'gi-l. A I per luce l.o -
tie. or ll large boiii. (full tn sl
( 'nmpletc illrri l ioiM vi it i. , r;, I, i
ure llio l.ollie lead Holm.
Balm. So pulTerei n.-.v le-i
.ill.-
lie
III I
11 a t f nil
o.l IWliu
"in and
Ixillle given away. A. I. Ire.-, Ill
Co., A t lanla, I i.i I lei.. r:le h in
froo meilleal s'! i r- elver.
ATLANTIC AMI N , It A I I.l:i i. 1 1,
Tin n hi .in nins I Ik r a i: i ukt
SPECIAL LOW RATFS
TO I II K V (
State lEalr !
A I
Ralelth, N. t. Oct. 24 & 25.
Sp. al Knur-Ion Tiain. ai'.l l.e run
over till, r-.t-l fr--m Vtorei.ea.l I llv kn.l
Inltuinlinli, .lallor. I,'a .i,'t. mii I
relilin rmi Ia. mi H ....nil ..f UM.
aliovr, on Wnli,,..!,, ,:,, ll,.ir..ly,
Dei 'J Hh an-l "J ".111 Hi f,,... ,,W
rslpn of fare fori lie r I i n p, ho In. I
Irg one ad.ni.ilon l . i lu- l r
Mnri ll'd ( Hy l I ... a. .oa $ '. 70
Wild (.-.)
t
Newport
IlarrlrK k
'roaiaii
Hlrerdale
N.w Bern
C'srkt
i a K.ip.
( ' A . I
4 .0 K . .'..n
?.) Ka'.lln Crrrk
i m l.ai.rng,.
.: ill
II,-. t -
'J 4-1
Military I'omi a. k. and llan.li In un
form leenly (.'Ii) nr moir in. . no llrkrl
III l furnliliril ii. ki u at one erni p. r
mil per capita
All roerbre inrludlng il.r BufTri Pail-.r
Car ' Vance" alll Uirnu,li i-. KaUIgh
and return without ruanrr Tl,- n..fTn
Parlor Car will lie npplhil and all I hi
delicacies of th .. n
ex till. t I.I
Iae Mnrehejul ( Hy. I" l 4 yi A M
New lUro n u
' Kls.loe t,
A i't (lold.loro on
Lr OoHihom h ii
Arr Haitlk Hi i
IKTl 111 -..
Lear Raklf b ' Vi p M
Ar'ta (oMsboro 7 sn
Leae UoUtahnro 70 "
Klaalna f ti
" Jw Hera a Vi -
Artie Horebee.1 Cilf drrH 11,19 -
B. l mm
raa Hp'.
Julius M. ,cflrnold
aft Kxrhaafffi N(blrft,
IWtHs Wfot a. Haras as, Whit
aallaSe. "
tTn ivaA a sawat-itf . . '
HTWfi M a bwetewl Ori, 1,
at Ha i Hraa HrH. be tVra. K. t
T Df Cur.
nm f IVsmaat ft-) t
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