w
Colored Lawns and Iimities, repilar price 13c, Srwo.wl this wick,
Ducks In Black, While and IHho,
Suitings in all colors
Crash in lninty Stripes, just the thing for Skirts, only
Silk Stripe Novelties, worth 60c, wo offer at
DotW SwisK and Lrtee Stripes, Speeutl Valium.
Our Oors;t Stuck U Complete. We cam suit iinv Lmly iii
size, style and price. U. & (1. m tttrniglit front and girdles,
nimle up in biitist, light weight for summer,
A now line of Light Weight Woolen Goods for one-half
their value.
Wanli Silks, ft beautiful line, Heduced for this week. Good
values at 50e we now offer for 35c; the l5c for 5()e, and the UOc
for 7 tie.
Talfeta Shirt Wuist Silk in stripes and plaids, at coat.
HACKBURN
47-49 POLLOCK STREET.
vtaaesk
Prices that
cannot be
ignored.
We carry the "Morning Glory" .lava mid Mocha Coffee
for -20e lb. One of the lET COFFKKS we ever handled.
Also have a lot. of TANGLEFOOT FLY I'APKR which
we sell for 4(o per lxx containing U5 double shceis.
We liiive a complete lino of Canned and Bottled Goo.ls
which we are selling almost at cost. Give us a call, we guar
antee satisfaction.
T. 23. Tj&.TZTZ:TZ, Jr.,
K
K
K
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
f '-or. Itroiul A If nneoek Kin.
PHONIC (ill
LIME
Oauzo Doors and
Wir Cloth lor fitting
to make old new, Furniture Varnish, O. Var
nish Stains for house and kitchen lurniture.
Ice Cream Freezers. Wnter Coolers, Dangles
Oil Stove, Agateware, Tinware and a lull line
Xooking Stoves.
Our slock of Faints, Oils and Enamels are
complete, A selected stock ol Hardware and
Building material. Our prices are ihe lowest.
Goods sold as represented.
mo
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d. O. IxirrN Ir.
I tan.ll all UK Inadlaf mmith rsaw
tak !. M Ihe Jasaee Bmm.
Vit wsi tji as t. Fa t a, TUaei, HA. Asm
Hold Jlazclloii,
9
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10c. lOc.
10c
40c.
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20c Pk
Windows, New Stock,
up old ones. Wire Paint
Oaskill Hardware Co.
1 h rs ,4 nar.l VU,k. hrf. fcd
if ttutrit wet mm muMkafclr Ml H
e, t!M M 11 u-
tut, m1 ,H lnr;lt,m(lt"ul,
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T7 H!.lUf Hfrr1.
No Suit as Tet Against Martin's
Bondsmen. '
Oaly 49 Sheriff Rare Mad Fall
Setttetaentg. Three Case Small
l'ox Anions; Vegroeg at
Oberlin. Mrg, Swep-X
son's Requests.
Raleigh, N. C, Hay 18. As yet no
suit has been brought upon the bonds
given by W. H. Martin, the defaulting
ex-clerk in the State treasury; Ex-treasurer
Worth, when asked why no suit
had been brought replied that It was be
cause no report had yet been filed by the
legislative committee. It seems that
this report Is being watted for.
Up to this date 49 of the 07 sheriffs
have made complete settlements o
taxes due the State for last year.
Nothing has been heard for some time
regarding the alleged discovery that the
last revenue act was of no effect because
Hb amendments had not been voted on
threo several times. It was a short-lived
sensation.
The corporation commission devoted
several hours today to. a conference
with the list takers and assessors of this
county, at which the latter were fully
instructed regarding their duties under
the new revenue act.
The commencement exercises of the
State Normal and Industrial College at
Greensboro began today, with the Alum
use reunion and banquet. Several Hal
elgh people are attending.
Mrs. Aycock will rocelve at the execu
tive mansion Tuesday afternoon, in
compliment to hor sister, Mrs. Anderson
of WlUon.
One of the matters moat talked of
among the farmers now Is the exceeding
lateness of the crops. Home of them are
this early predicting that it will be a bad
crop year.
Three cases of smallpox have been
found among negroes in Oberlin, and
the sick uavo been taken to the pest
house. A white man In west Raleigh is
quarantined and under guard in his
house and his store has been closed.
About $30,000 has to this date been
raised -for the Methodist orphanage
here.
July 8lh Raleigh people are to vole on
i lie issue of $100,000 of street Improve
ment bonds. It Is said hardly any votes
will be cast In opposition to the Issue.
Assisted last night the Into Mrs
tlwepson of Raleigh bequeathed tho Rap
tlst Female University here $3600. It Is
a lan to got a third of the re-liluo of her
estate after the various bequests are
paid. It is said the restduo will approxi
mate $00,000, and If correct this will
give tbe University $30,000 more. Wake
Potest college by bequest or as its part
of tbe residue will get something like
$17,000.
Mr. W J Baxter of North Brook, N. C
ays be suffered with plies for fifteen
years. He tried mauy remedies with bo
re.. ills until he curd Do Wilt's WIlob
Hazel Halve and that qulcklycured him
F 8 Duffy A Co "
Raleigh Defeats Wilmington.
Special to Journal.
WihMinoTO, May 18. The last game
between Kalelgh and WUmlBgtoa was
woa today by the Beoatora, by the close
soore o( to 4,
This gives Wtlmtngtoa (oar oal ol the
six games played with Raleigh 1hla
week.
. Tbe leul la qtantlty and aaoet la
qoallty describee Pe Witt's Uule Early
Risers, lb famoat pills for ooasilpatloa,
and liver com plaints, f 8 Daffy Co.
Death of Capt James Brtas.
CaaauiaTnlf. B. Cm May IT. Caplsti
iimf Kai. km of Um oltw4 plieu at
ibis pirt aad a survivor of the Ooafader
ate emlter Alabama, died at bit boss
here torlav. H aaa etporiMced aavi-
asiof, and ahlle arttlng o I be tfianer
aad ftrMs ik AtaNMna NS'Wt
AJml-al iWwava, awe ot hb ebb Maria
. Vn fttt la vieea Um aatloe t'lty
l mt anproaiit vraM , !! Arfml-
rtt rVmmK k,i UaitWaanl hlfeUlt I
lUvtir paUbtre-l srvtkt Mer U Jtvan'
,li,,i.orvl. Its (, of Ho
u.1 r pi n1 nif ty 4k4 Knll4i yrl,l
D-wkt""1 "ff Chrrsmarf WkjOH the Al
V ata by lo 4rMrg. lie
MHu'n'd 10 It t(Mftrry aaA l
efrtn at t ol tbe natal Htri n
IIwiJsM'w itttr mhtm Rk-bntnod' was
f sfferlioos will Mk4t1y 4lMpeaf-
y tstr. PtWitt'a WlWk IUtd (Ultra.
XmuMl wl fnt enwaterMuk, If ftm gH
O Witt's rr will fft food tswitha. I
I'M lra aad aotlUvo Mra for pitas.
I Dff; AU
im t atitwMf a 1 1 .it,
Albeay, K. T . May llt'iUr IW
fvnrt of la Totf (klfd ftlw
rr tNi Isaeo oat (Ate eotf (. Tb
iiixu , rni4. bt tba av
rM,,d sotd t-y ye'fUj's h-"iifi.
MBS. K I, M E B FLEMING, of
Minneapolis, Minn., writes from
xaoo i-oiK street, r . u,. :
" I have been troubled all my life with
catarrh. I took Poruna for about three
months, and now think I am perma
nently oared. I bollevo til at for eatarrb
In all its forms Fernnads the medicine
of the ago. It cures when all other
remedies fall."
Mrs. C. Nickel, Hebron, Neb., writes i
"I suffered from weakness for ton yoars.
The least exertion caused mo pain in
the middle of my chest and difficulty in
breathing. When I would awake in tho
night my heart would palpitate bo that
I often could not sleep. I took Pernna
and now I can do all of my work easily
without gotting short of breath.
"Peruna Is tbe best medicine forme.
It itrengthens my nerves. It It just
what I need. As long as lute Peruna I
do not know anything about weakness.
"I have never found a medicine that
makes me feel so strong and vigorous
as Peruna. I snail always keep Peruna
ALBANY STRIKE ENDED.
Settlement Effected Between Car Com.
pany and Employes.
Special to Journal,
Albany, N. Y , May 18-Tue strike of (
the United Tracton employes ended
today, a settlement boloe; arranged
between the Ihe Company and Its em
ployes.
All tbe street car linos wore In opera
tion at noon..
Albany, N. Y , May 17-Two dead
one dying and sixteen suffering from
Injuries more or less severe, Is the rec
ord today of the easuatllea resulting
from tbe strike of United Traction
Company employoea in tbls oily, Of the
three men who were wounded by tbe
Bra of the national guardsmen yester
day William Walsh and Loroy Bmlth
are dead, while William Rionny1
wonnd is not JkUferooa, William
Marshall, the non-union aaotormaa,
whoso skull was fractured by atones
throwa by the mqb that attacked a ear
bo waa taking ont of tho bars Tuesday,
cannot recover. Mr. i Smith riled this
tsvorfllogt' lie (a protatneat. fa basis,
oolitic! and social lift hare aad w as the
tao presiding officer at lbs last ooaaioa
of the Amerlcaa Wktst Congress.
A drenchlog rata sooooedtag a wars,
kamid day, mails It hnploaaafet 'for the
Hilary goardlng tho olty tonfcht, be I
bad the e IT act of clearing tbe street
corners of crowds.
There waa ao repetltloa today of tbe
sreore of disorder aad tnrbvleece thai
Lave asarked IU4 other days otitis
strike. There was tbe aaaao Issposlng
show of aaltltary etrregU aad In sal I
aft era no ars) additional troop of tbe
Nlatk Reg'aaoat of Hew York, were
!led to lbs already Isrxe foreeaowoa
'tulf her. , Two eWweetl eroraet In
onelrlbnte Irt tae aaUiai that pre
vailed, oa of geaerai astlrtpalioa of a
artltetatMtof b4 Mia evl. lbs ntbora
forllaf of oobrlety I Hat aaoaoM IW
aad led gwaMff Aval lha ltlta
of WilUasa W'.k awl UU iy eita.
I aeeji mfl"HK ffosa Pfapepsla
r tb pari twenty years as) ksw beta
mI4c after fylkg all prej'silnea aad
(ihr.lrUnt In f rt ay rellrf. Aflef ta
14 oa houle of Krdol I'yprla C
I fMMwl telkt and a ow la bcttat
aval thai I brt bfl fH tweely yHkia
I M aralM Kod ly,i' V
KM algalf." U sriM aiii, V W
Bv.befta.KonaCrr.k, Ark Fi Duffy
jaBsMsaMasBBBaaaaiBsaWBaaBab-Mas
Yru Cjfi txtL
Waswiaeroa, May 17. Mrs.
ife of Har4ary LreMa t, Otg. of
lb Tnmmrf )ertaMi, dl"t 01 a
rmWr her Ihle veis(
tlaart lmV, IV raroll ml (f "sa
tl1rallfa, WM lk ll!s! Ol
4eQ, W'a !( lve f At
easy, rt s4 M rui rf S?. V
In tbe bouse. It ought to have a place
In every home.
"The longer I use It the better I like
It. I would not give yonr book, "The
Ilia of Life" away for any price if I
could not get another."
NorVousnoss is duo to bloodloBaness
of nerve centers.
To onri oh the
blood is to enre
nervousnoss. Dis
eases of the ner
vous system calls
for more blood and
"bottor blood. Pe
runa answers this
call by giving the
HOW
PERUNA
MAKES
STRONG
NERVES.
system a perfect
supply of pure red blood. Thus it is
that Pernna is a natura.1 tonie. It does
not temporarily stimulate the nervous
system, but permanently invigorates it.
Peruna regulates, the supply of blood
to the various parts of the system.
When one part has more blood than it
ought to have, another part is deprived
Mrs. McKlnley Better.
Pan Fbahoisoo, Msy 17. President
McKlnley described the marked Improve
ment In Mrs. MoKlnley's condition to
day as a transformation. But, perhaps,
even tbe President of the United States
may over-state the case In his elation at
the prospect of his wlfe,s reoovory
Certain, it Is, however, that Mrs. Mc
Klnley's condition last night Improved to
an extent that fairly nonplussed tbe doc
tors, brightened the an'xlous and devoted
husband and flllod the city with joy and
thanksgiving.
The sinking spell that was feared In
the early hours before tbe dawn did not
come. There was a slight tendency In
that direction, but that was all. The
physicians were ao favorably Impressed
with their patient's condition at the
early morning consultation that tbey Is
sued a bulletin announcing that Mrs.
McKlnley had passed a good night, add
Informed the public that ibere would
not be another consultation until even
ing. This reassuring jiews, posted at all
the newspaper offices, was received with
delight by tbe people.
A VeAet.
Ao old darky who live In the thick
et across) tlst rivet cam to Memphis'
on day to rt hi pension chock cn ab
ed. Afb rocrlvtng til money, which
amounted to $1 U the old ex-alar saun
tered down front street to a prodoc
hotiao and bought threo crate of cab
bage. Wbcn IU7 war delivered at
tb wbarf late that afternoon, tb old
baa was thr aad. received tbem with
ft mouth watering la anticipation of tb
good tlm absad. . .
"What yet twin tef do wki acta rao-
aexr laqolred tb aegr draymaa
wbo delivered tbem. .
. ''JCat 'em," waa tb quick raapooa.
Tm bla m 40 years, aajLdt kt e
rat tint I s bad d Bxuwy to bay
'fluff rahhex. I'ae i-wla tec eat cab
ben tilt 1 ftu-glt d way ttr my tnoaf."
Uetripbl rklmitar. s. ,
Tbe la easier e4
A plKHocrapbl plat eipoeed t tb
beavesi ta a tare toteaenp tot any
coaaUJerabte lsita of 11m aaeran
Both) bafl conlloooa blur of light,
tudlcaUng that the ptwtographl y
KM beyood lb raea of bocoaa vtsto
surb a ttmilltud of mm that vry
art of tpac to ftlkd. Oft eisy gala
aotrie Inkling of tb mmnliy of tpsc
hf uptIo tb bbatdsjraphi p'st
xmm4 npoa tb renotasrt star It now
rerwrd and toklng ant MlU faitb to
find the fcesiTcn etIU erewded with
fniitioTMi of rni;li'n of euM, nrl pm-
eltily aavlnc It qoota of t .
1 tlrtmrt rMMM.
"Koi, I M yMn for jon." el4
tb bflptpef rtevBly. "Aad o1
torn tvtrp here eftf dl ala."
"fv g pai'V n, le.lf m!d HuRiry
nwt, 1-Tt t J lat tiTe mT4
httm Anne ef dl eefly la d day
To s!al trry ty1l!v are yrr-nl-
4ti hi ft.
Mm Mmm W1ite.i mm
1l Is yt fitai'k te I t"',;ri
tm,H I., f- 1. rt H.'-g jtt mm
,,.r 1
rt, I t r
. ' 1
t - re
. a are mm-
of its natural supply of blodft This seta
up all sorts of functional irregularities
so common to people who spend much
time indoors. Peruna cures these affec
tions by regulating the supply of blood
and giving to each part of the system
exactly that portion of the blood to
which it is entitlod.
By producing a natural appetite, cor
recting digestion and regulating the
supply of blood in tho system, Peruna
removes the cause of a thousand and one
maladies vory common in warm
weather.
The fatigue and languor ot hot
weather Is directly due to Impoverished
blood. This condition prepares tbe
way for the advent of almost any dis
ease. Psruna protects the system
against tho ailments of summer by for
tifying It with a regular supply of Iht
best blood.
A book entitled "Summer Catarrh'
sent free by The Peruna Medlolne Com
Columbus, Ohio.
Valuable Country Property For
Sale.
A tract of land lying In Onslow coun
ty directly on Ihe public road leading
from Maysvlllc lo rtwansboro five mllo
from the latter place and Immediately
adjoining While Oak Hlvcr below Hlella
containing about SCO acres of whlrh
about 00 arm Is clrarrrl laml In a Rood
slate of ciilllvaLlon.tho rrtn-ilndtT ah'iund
Ing In llmlcr of various Ulndn. A law
comfortable ilwelllnir. roiton k' and
other necessary Irupmvcmonli ou the
place all In good condition for use.
For a country home and faim a ninio
desirable situation la not to be found In
the county, being on the public road
and on the river It Is vnry acecnaahlf
from anr point, a cheap place in live
lib tho finest Huh and oyti.r In
abundance, very health? and nt.e of the
beat business locations In the rounly,
known as Bllver Dsle.
For further Information apply lo,
K. H IUrkdm.
New Bern, N. O
UNITED HTATB8 COMMISSION OK
riHII AND PISIIERIKa. Waahlnxlon.
U. U, May lOSMl.-BKAMtrtPaoroiAM
oiaraeu "rroposais ror a laboratory wiio
onibulldlnf on river's Island, near
Deegfort, ft. U." aBl Incloeed In an ea-
velop addreaeed "ualtrd Stales Com
mlasloner of rtsb and Plsberle. Waab-
lactoa. I). C." will he reoalved at this of
doeaalU t P of June 1, 101, at which
lime tbev will be opened la tbe presence
of attending bidders, lor toe eooitrac-
Una of a iaboratorr wlta oulrrallillnr
rm lb pronevty of tbe felled Hi am
neB uoesaiiaMo) na liver l.laod a ear
Beaufort, ft. 0. Tbe right Is reerved
to reject any or all blue, aad to waive
technical defect. Hpertocalloas. plaas.
bleak proposal, aad foil taforsaailoa
Ilia r recked oa apDUratlna to lb
failed Hi alee ftih Cxnamlxloa, Waeh
Ingtoa, 11. Um r l I be Oil lector of (.'
tnaaaal tteanrort, n. V. tlaoaot
Howaaa. CnsabMlor.
DobMa A Fcrrall,
' At TutVcrV Store,
I2JI2! FyHvtll 54 ,
RIeJlh. N. C.
OUR
WASHABLE. . ;
FABRIC
in Cool 1 .
Summer Fabrics
We ''f r tb Is ftf-t Ky nf tljh
M iU ptl df . At x mhn
mirm la thr sb a eeaiy d g4ff
mhm ts mM trwMnfeg a Well as
lHb M tnmmrt, -
p4li.,, fWii(Sb lM, f ttsen.
I -ne, s!l U hi air-it, IV
t
o cut.
A nrl a tiino Iht Qmbll
Sugar Cured Pig Hams
JUST RECEIVED.
Also Nice lot Fiuicy Cukes
FRESH STRAWBERRIES reived from W. II. WhiU - p
luirst s farm evuiy nioiii inK. I lvspcctfully solicit your
ronagc. Yours to Please,
J.L
O
mm
? 'Phone 91.
I rcsjii-cl fully notify the puUii; that I will clnsr .i.iu-
of business ((Jomniciieiiir Momliiy May t Jttlk en , 0
(e.veept Siiturtlay) ut 7::iD o'clock iliirinir tho siiliiiuer i ,m .n 1 1 1
in order to r my clnksa little i'( ci i atioll, mid wuuid cum
istly ask the ( o-opeiatiun of (he jaihlic in general.
Very lie spectfuhy,
J. J. TOLSON, Jr.,
p Broad St. Grocer. Phone 137.
Q IV lee ll of Pijjj Hams, ICreakfaMt Hjw-oii
Q and llig Hams lo Slice on hand. Il-in Mustard Dn-ssinii. I'r.-p:u-d a
a Mii-.lartl, Hi .rsc Hadish. I'nki d l!.ni . - witli or without ,,i:it.i "
J I'i' kli".-sci-t and M.iir, I'ri'MTvi-d ( ; i i r. I .en & Porrins S:iu. t,.
V I alu I Krl' hiip, and iiKiny Mtticr mk i tinnjrs l,i nil'nirri'Hs 1m MK-rit 4
in Mii-h a small IX N T KOIKIKT OUR CBICK F.NS.
o L. M. Satterthwaite & Bro. t
Phone 169, 61 Broad Street.
OoeOO44400000
WATCH FOR THE DATE
OF OUR BIG SALE
Of AaU'Wiirc, CnK-kt rj, ( .tiLSHwuro and Lainp
NEW CENTURY 5c & 10c STORE,
m Prd rHrort. Not t' Swen't Il ( full. Oppoltt Jon' hLnll
At th Rook Store
IHMMtnK ItKf
(iMKNI);:l) I'I rV.li.1
fnmfii, and all rr iV.
Igas rt ibl. )M'
ffcC'er.
6. N. Enuett.
BSyffl
D
A Liberal Howard
will bo paid tor a Yale
Cushion Frame, Bicycle,-
Model 68, shop
No. 41738, lhat was
hired by one Arthur
Rice on Monday, May
13th, It returned to
n n. rjH3i;riTo?r,
C itim J.Uf k a-" t ra
nsw r-.tnv, n. c .'
ftsns
sac
.
ft
S3
him v iiivu "vri wiiiuii
and Crack ers-
pllt- tt
mX
Wholesale jf.
fc Retail
. Orocer, 2-
" . Si?
71 Urea. St. g
2-
0t 7 o
ex:
O O
No Swell Outfit
( rmry n f.r llbi,,g i.ni
Pf llabilil; la as MfcetiMal InUim Tbo
mnh hffiW Dm f IHII gl mmar in
a-a , bM Ute P I II I NO
TACKLK la rtt f qnalilj and
well tntm, - ! rwwplelnt " tbis kind
alint fmf "'-H. ' W aim u. make
PRICKS LOw, atit d act rtnr
aiialay ff an,tn, ,
IITWe iw ae a foil Ur f I'AHF.
. xvn! r. in is u
BUfpitm, Osi, Aauaaattloa, Urapk-
npkostee, 4k l'HU, Rather
ttaaip. - .. , .
M MMU Sc. Kewfawa. N.C
Good Sofa
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tiieml Willi t
Um mrf h
Is IM v , ,
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W-l awl skill, W
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. - artlils 4sH.
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t!f, ft mmf mmrm
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ad 1f rmtm
i lf mnt Ud.
. wit.,, drink, awk
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V mjtk tSr4ht't.
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