THE JOURNAL.
Furbished every daj la the year, eieefit
Mender, at 4 Ml.Wlt rtwrt. v' - :'
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CH n .fcS L. STEVENS.
KDcnm w ritorine-ro.
: SUSSCRIPriOH RATES.
Oin- , :t Btlvsnce yl..';"i. .
One yir. nol in advance. .....
Monthly, ly carrier in the city.. ;.i
A Iverilain Kttc furuUhed on
.$.
. .50
eppli
Eiitre.l at the Pot Office, Hew Bern,
N. 0., as second class matter. ' v
Official
Paper et New Ben
Craves Ceaaty. .
. : Aa AleWWaml. Bait
Sobm. time ago a follower of one of
thr city aldermen cast covetous flsnee
npoo a desirable newsstand wider tke
elevated railroad stairs. . Straight ha
went to hie friend,, tba alderman, and
made known kia wishes, which were
that the newt dealer should be evicted
frera the locality. - .' ,. -
-All rtgntr me boy; tear tt to me."
aald the city father and began to pull
arlree. Finally be got an order direct,
lug tbe aewadealer to abow cause why
he aboDld not get oat bat that obsti
nate Individual atin remained.. Then
be drew tip a formal complaint,' which
was duly laid before one of the Judges.
Tbe complaint, after telling bow tbe
tiewidealer bad been ordered to leave
nd had not done so, concludes: - ' '
"And now we have to complain,
your honor, that not only la tbia aame
I stand still there, bat tbe defendant baa
replaced It by a bigger one." New
York Commercial Advertiser.
New Bern. N.C., Mat SO, t0t.
PHILADELPHIA'S SOUTHERN IN
DUSTRIAL CONVENTION.
Governor Aycock's apfioiiitmont of a
delegate to attend tlio Southern Indus,
tcial Convention, which in to lie bold al
Philadelphia. tMlnning Jane 1Kb,
prove that North Carolina la Interested
In this movement, which haa for its pur
pose, belter commercial relations be
tween the aontb and north.
In this convention, and what It pro
poses to do. Eastern Carolina is deeply
interested, especially so far as Its busi
ness relations with Philadelphia are con
cerned. Tbe Journal has already shown that
any commercial dealings between this
section and Philadelphia are practically
prohibitory, as the rate by rail is exces
sively high, while by wrter and rail,
shipments have boon subjected to delays,
beyond tbe endurance of those who
wanted to do business within a specified
time.
There Is plenty of field for new busi
ness for Philadelphia In Eastern Caroli
na, and othor Southern sections, and Its
success In securing this trade will be by
ODenlnu ud communications, water or
rati, or a combination of both, at rates
which are competitive with other North
ern cities, and with a delivery of goods
within a time equally competitive with
other commercial points in the North
Tills Industrial convention can work
wonders for Philadelphia, commercially,
and what is more Important it can de
velop commercial lines of trade with
the South which will prove of vast benefit.-
both present and future, for this
Boulb land.
Htatb or Onio, Citt or Tolbdo,
Lrjcat Couarr,
Frank J. Cuihmsy makes oath that
he Is senior partner of the firm of F. J
Cnaaav 4 Co., doing business in tbe
City of Toledo, County and Slave afore
said, and that said .firm will pay tho
sum of Ore IlmnnEn Dollars for
eack'and every case of Catabbh that
cannot be cored ip tbe nse of U all's
Catabbh Cubs.
PRANK J. CHENEY
Hwnm to before me and eabeeribetl
In my presence, this 6th day of Decern
her, A. D. 1BS.
A. W. OLKABOIf,
Hi i. ( Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cora Is taken Inter
aallv. and acts dlroctly on too blood
sad saocoos earfarea of the system
Scad for testimonials, free.
r. I. CHENEY A Co., Toledo, O
Hold by Dragglsis, 78c
U elfaFeaillv Pills are the beat.
.Faaa tbe Boas.
Tbe late Sir Frederick Gore-Ouseley,
professor of music at Oxford, was once
BoImr to call on a friend in London and
asked a fellow musician tbe number in
which he lived In a certain atreet
1 don't know his number," answered
Ik oilier, "but tbe note or bis door
mm pit Ib C sharp."
Sir Frederick went off, contentedly
kicking I lie door scrapers ail down tbe
strict until he came to the right one,
when be tuig the bell and went In.
London Standard.
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Snow falls on IB days In the year at
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Life and coat bnttona often bang by
slender threads.
OASTOHXAi
Boars Dn A i w on iw always iwiigin
A CarfcHifl Sateliie.
Blnghampton, N Y., May 28. Albert
Max killed himself here today because
be had lost his false teeth and lacked
money to get another set.
Fought For His Life.
"My father and; sister both died of
Consumption," writes J. T. Weatberwax
of Wyandotte, Mich., "and I was saved
from the same frightful fate only by Dr.
King's New Discovery. An attack of
Pneumonia left an obstinate congb and
very severe lunc trouble., which an
excellent doctor could not help, but' a
few months' use of this wonderful medi
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Coughs, Colds and all Throat and Lung
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Trial bottle free.
Compulsory Vaeolnatloa.
Wllkesbarre, Pa., May 28. Owing to
a smallpox scare tbe city council has
ordered every person In this city vacei
nated today. All persons not complying
Ith tbe order In five dsys will be ar
rested.
Skin affections will readily disappear-
by using DeWitt'a Witch Hazel feve
Look out for counterfeits. If yon vait
D Witt's you will get good results. l: Vt
tho quick and positive cure for piles. .
8 Duffy 4 Co.
CAME IN TO BE HANGED.
A Storr Told of Abel Eraaaaaa, the
Iloer. ass Lord Wolseler,
A good story ts told of the old Boer,
Abel Erasmus, and Lord Wolseley,
then Sir Garnet Wolseley, In connec
tion with the part Erasmus took In
Wolseley's campaign In 1870 against
Seknkunl, the chief of the Bapcdls, on
tbe borders of Swaziland. After the
capture of Seknkunl he was Immedi
ately brought before 8lr Garnet Wolse
ley, who asked htm how be, a misera
ble Kaffir, living In a cave, dared to
defy the great queen of England. The
chief replied that he had been Insti
gated to do so by Abel Erasmus.
Sir Garnet In describing the scene at
a public dinner given to htm at Preto
ria on bis return from the campaign
said that he wished there and then to
let Abel Erasmus know that If ever be
found that Erasmus bad been Inciting
any chief to levy war against England
and he was able to lay bands on him
Abel Erasmus would hang as high as
llama n. '
A few days after tbe dinner Sir Hen
ry Braekeubury, Sir Garnet's military
secretary, was sitting in his ofUce
wbeu a tall, bearded Boer entered and
asked permission to speak with blra.
"1 am Abel Erasmus," he said, "and
1 have very Important business to do
here."
lie explained that he had come to
see Sir Garnet Wolseley, for he had
heard that Sir Garnet bad said tbat If
be could lay bold of him be would hang
him, and bo be bad come to be hanged.
Sir Garnet was lu tbe next room, and
Sir Henry Brnckenbury thought It
would be advisable to consult him on
the subject Sir Garnet, however, hap
pened to be too busy at tbe moment to
see anybody, and Sir Henry after re
flection persuaded bis angry visitor to
take his IcavTMInd allow the banging
to stand over for tbe time.
Tha Shaiaroeka.
Glasgow. May 28. Sir Thomas Llpton
will send Bhsmrock First to America
with the Challenger Id order that tboy
may continue tbs trial races right up to
tho dale of the cop race. Captain Wring
will command Shamrock First.
TaorraoMaat a
Cooactt BlaB, lows, May M.-Prwal
deal McKlaWy sad party rsaobsd Oaaaba
this asoralBf. Tb crowd assesablsd at
the station eaasred the Prssidaat, who
esasa oat oa Ike rear plaifera of the ear.
A Urge boaqast of roses, the fift
Osaka scbool calklree to Mrs. MoKlalsf
was (tree tbe Preside t, who shook
head whh several haadrada. Mrs. Mo-
Elate bed a eoarorUble eight
showed dteUaet faia la streeftk. Before
Uavlag Omaaa ike PreaMeal taeaked
Ueeagieear aed IreJe ueer for Ike
1 t raa over the Veto PeetA.
014 SeMla. Exrtrlcacc.
M. M. Aeetia, sjlvfl wef veraa,of
Wlecfcaaeev, tad, writes. "My Wife was
aek toe? trass la eetteef g-4 eW
ere treilenay tel vae wholly ewrsd
VrDr, Else's Hw Ufa rme,'hlo4
worked weeds he to beaMtv. Tbey
lr Try Umsl' Ob if V ua
D. tlrelthisVs tng Mere. . .
' 1 have been snfferlng from Dyspepsia
r tbe past twealy years and bars been
a liable after trying all preparations sod
physldsos to get any relief. After tak
ing one bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
I found relief spd am now la better
heal lb taaa I have basa for twenty years
I can sot praise Kodol Dyspepsia Care
loo highly." tbas writes Mrs. C W
Roberta, North Creek, Ark. T 8 Duffy
Co. '
A TerrtMe fUt plimmi
.DaaassBsra, M. Y., Msy H. A plot
was dleeorered today Involving a whole-
sale delivery of lasaae Soar lets la Dee
Beaters Stale Hospital fnr, erlaioal
saaaae. The atardef .of two er taora
tttndaats aad other deede of vlo
areet were beeeaeary to eoeseaMMlsl the
plea.
Mef W MsBisirS of the
e Yevl Qeeeito et Oesjietee wfB
vWM WiawWf Castle ea Jsae let. te be
1 y the Ilsf. A eoefereaae be
te atMbars of the Hew Tori
Cfceeaber ef 0iaMre aed Ute Loedee
Clkseabst to toe orveated far Jaee M
Pl-Mtal Jeaaa ef the KeW Yeth CkeaV
swtwtHsal4a
. U tMpU e!f kaew WBet feeear
eaM Eadat Drprets 0r. It woeld be
sad Id sar1y ftery heeesknll se tWie
are fW porta he de set eaffat frees
fee ef fsUsaM kHet eat 1st, twtta
e, to aUeeoer evsete b m siv
brath. aaM f htalf" ef ;t--
ee A MpSfsitee, ear as Eadi4 tys
tMltlvN, etWa, kk ao eM fr
the etaeeb, eHl if ye I'M. -
!.' reel UU to fee t-d '
DeWKI'i Little Early lUeere aearek
the tssiuiitf pans ef Ute bowels eed re-
sieve the larnerlllsa Speedily wltk ae
dlaoneatorL They ere fassoas for their
aSeaey. Easy te take, a ever gripe, t B
Daffy Co. . .
Mai WtoSaVaaa
Mew Tavk,May.-Waa Uta iraee
sert ftsdgwie et Ddffi
today Matthew 0. OaApbeU, of I be aaw
Btoeoreeef the ana, aseastd froej
OnwasBBiBBl eed yasiBed eeerboerd. til
bad bate tadet treeteseel fat leeaaUy
tBoe Ike traefport taft Uavsaa Friday
A boat eret prsaaptly sewered aed Oaaf
bed
It SdTt4 BltLet. .
r. A. Deafertav ef UUraare. Oa,
as fend for ell BMtallts hb MgklfBj
raasleg sore ee bs Wc to wrttas thai
Itolaa's dratse fValee wbaUr eared H
la Ire days. Fee tHewra, Waeads, rilea,
b'l tee beat teJve la the world. Cere
year raa tatd. Oalf Be. tod 1 O. D.
Iwedkeev drartet. . ..
CAPUDINE
HEADACHE 4 LA GBIPPE.
lia, r-a, a4 to MtK
fet sale by C. t, B'saa aad; a
Barrett.
TB BTew Preaehla's.
Has tbe Christian pulpit ceased to
preach the gospel? Are tbe clergy
men of the vurlous denominations la
boring u'ider the delusion tbnt they
must get away from the teachings of
the lowly Nasarcne in their pulpit dis
courses In order to hold their congrega
tions! lxok over tbe subjects of tbe
various Chicago sermons as reported
in the other day's Chicago Ileruld-Ilec-ord.
Here tbey are: ''Professor Uer
ron's Teachings," "Mrs. Humphry
Ward's 'Eleanor,' " "The Almighty
Dollar," "Tragedy of Human Great
ness," "Doctrine of Spiritualism," "The
Card Playing nablt" "The Religious
Bltuntlon," "Tbe Churches and Big
otry," "Three-fourths or Four-fourths
of a linn," "Uerlewof tbe Trial of Dr.
TbomiiR For Heresy." "The Southern
Negro."
Ret A aalaaa.
You lisre quite a number of tbe
poets," suld Good by, wbo was Inspect
ing Wood by "s library. "Ah, there's
Browulng. Do yon understsnd blmT
No; t don't." said Woodby.
Ab." aald Qoodby, eontlnulng bla
examination, "have yoa PraedT"
"Certainly not What's tbe use of
nraylngt 1 ain't anxious to under
stand. hlro.r-rbUattrbbla. Record.
Flobircb, a 0.. Nov. tt, 100.
I was first advised by oar family pby
alclaa la Ckariestoa to ese TKETH1NA
with our baby when she was bet a very
yoaag lafeat, as a preventive of eollc
sad to ware) aad sweatee the stomach
Later It was eeefol la teething troubles,
aad lu i fleet baa basa foead to be so
eery baaeoeial aad so free froea lbs
dangers that are ooaaeqoeal apoa the ese
of drags aad soothing tyro pa, that we
have oosae to regard It, after ese wltk
three ehlldrsa, es ee of the aeceesltles
wbsa there It aew baby la the hoses
aad aatU the teeth) ag iroablea are ever
aed we lake pssaeare la teeosaeaesdlsg
M U ear f riesde la stead ef tbe aorrld
staff thai so ssaay people ase to keep
their babies qalot.
Haaewau. M. Avaa,
(Mgr. Dally Tlatas aad Weekly Hates
MsBSQBgOT.) -.
rU 0t0c Service.
The atualioo ef the - aaUVe Is re
spec taily ealled te the ebeage la the
schedela ef the autOe peblkhed today.
TVe ekaage aeoaeeftaue a aew aeeedato
rot the earrter, tbB . -
Oolleotloa 1M a, a le .( a. sa.
Ovllrevy 4VM " "H
, Delivery 11 " 1 00 e, sa .."
OolleeUoel OOa.at." 4J0 -''
IMIeetloa la beefases dletrtot OeJy
4J0 p. a, te l eO . at.
BoeUs Malt 00 . at, l .
a. av ' - '. . ' ,
Al tits Poet OSes tba stalls for the
I M a. as. trala etoses al 1 11 e. as. . .
For tat ISO p. at. traia si it a. as.
Ff Ibe trala gola teat te terebead
CTiyatlOAe. av . . '
There Is sets eo)tectba nely oe flee
day. frees t.eo s. m. te 0a a. as.
Tba aasday sad afteraooa Iralse
gntag eat carry a avail for ialsvw
dwe folau aetwete aei aad GoWa
Wwe. rarfleit dllr wladnw r-ei frost
tJSassVe19We.t. Ma4.ra. 0a.
e al Illy wl4 ete f'w haifaa
Wer tfiat efVi a eiisv.
7 TROUBLE IN GERMANY.-
Taa laiaelal Crtels Jtad Wlal II
The daring of tbe Pruaslajn diet the
ether sight and the retirement fit three
members of tbe ministry mark a aert
eos eriats for the kingdom and possibly
for tbe whole German empire, for a re
cent special cable dispatch from Berlin-
la the New York. Herald refers to tbe
kaiser's action aa a declaration of war
upon the agrarian, party. .
It la suggestive that a rousing -cbecr
on the boerse greeted the news of the
downfall of Dr. von Mlquet the Prue-
eteo minister of finance, and tbe poi
soned Parthiarj arrow shot at the Impe
rial chancellor. Count von Bulow, will
doubtless fall short of Its mark. Tbe
Sltuatioo perhaps marks the final lining
up of forces for tbe battle between the
old land holding classes snd'-Jhe new
Industrial and commercial forces In
Germany.
Germany has developed almost at a
bound from an agricultural Into an In
d us trial and exporting nation. The
suddenness with which the economic
change has occurred makes tbe clash
more fierce, and it Is Intensified by tbe
even greater political change, stimulat
ed by the kaiser's restless ambition for
a big navy for colonizing schemes and
for forcing an erstwhile quiescent und
in a political sense Isolated people into
the vortex of world politics.
The kaiser's absurdly autocratic do
mestic policy no less tbnn bis schemes
of foreign expansion made it inevitable
that he would at last come to open hos
tility with the agrarians. His posing
as a medlmval despot In a modern con
Btltutlonal state and his leze majesty
Imprisonments for offenses similar to
those at which bis ancestor, Frederick
the Great, used to merely laugh have
excited the resentment of a vast num
ber of the Intelligent German people,
and the manner In vvhlcb the rctctistug
last ' summer held up his nam! pro
gramme was a gnlllng demonstration
tbat his "thus I will, thus I command"
B88Umut1oo was not accepted. Tbe
very play of one party against another
and the final winning over the Center
were a demonstration of the growing
authority of the people's representa
tives. An alliance of the Centrists
with the conservatives In the Prussian
diet has now blocked his majesty's ea
nal programme and sbown that In his
own kingdom no more than In tbe em
plre Is bis will accepted as lnw.
Recent stirring events luipnrt a spe
cial Interest to the important special
cable dlnimtcb from Berlin to the
above mentioned paper, an Interview
with one of tbe highest stutesnicn In
tbe empire, whose Identity was but
Xhluly veiled, although the use of his
name was necessarily withheld lu view
of the frankness with which, through
on American Journal, he discussed the
views and intentions' of his govern
ment His excellency disavowed any
ambition of obtaining a port In the
Philippines, asserted tho slncerest
friendship for the United States nud
attributed the trouble over tho ndinls
slou of our meats solely to tbe agra
rians. The underlying cause of the
struggle In which the kaiser U now
engaged Is the belief of this purtj
that the canals he desires would fa
cilitate the Importation and distribu
tion of foreign foodstuffs In competl
tlon with those produced on their own
binds. Hut the men of the forge mid
tbe loom, who are buck of Germany's
i-ouiuicrelnl expansion, must have
cheap food, mid the growing power of
tbe capitalists, trading and manufac
turing cbuaes Insures their ultimate
victory.
H. M. Pollock,
Uvery,
Feed, Sale
and
Exchange
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wouldn't think i.l wrerlng a Pwdjr inaih'
suit l clothing Unr lh luiiirlns "(
llli- is t liavr voiir i h. tMn? In tit writ,
luiiilf well. I'-.k aril ami I.l your Imll
vldiialltr ! tally in aarni mllM'r .
tt p n ill masc j ",i p in 11 1, 1 Honing 1. i.i
svrgi. at rlv that III glvt jwi this
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Lodge Dlrrrtorj.
ire foe going to pet la i n slnors
eKt ehWiows In la laauM 7
e have a kirge tut t4 Uieai ta stuck
In Bt any drr of UmIiiw and at pHs
a-rlMa the rrerel t4 alL Dn at knee
foe? s4tf toa BghUnc IDes this eaauase
atrt enate c fhntm aa (or prtnee and era
iU emke ta tvapry.
Will Nave a iBrge Kirfrleteraante
at lew da ja, stea't aiy aatU na e as.
TO TBI UDIZ8 eirtellT-r,"v the
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Dleeet ret at cet, aeg Uieea seveval
seta UsvlataHe fleeat China. We alee
ofer ft aay Chiaa nr J Brae ware la oer
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alty o aU op jroar talaa vVH asf
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ELiCKSIIITE ft WHEELBIGET,
Rasarertarer ef
srtlaa. Wsf asa Carta, ae,
Bsaalrlaf Ptt sa ker Pell.
B'rr1 Wafas, Cru aed frtejl
tlt ea kaaj fof
Si h V I III U4
pm lfc e.li-'',
NEW bRllNCONCLAVKeW,lBinvl
Older lleptaaophs, tneeU 1ml and Ith
TkarMfav alfbis, al S o'clock si llnae
treelNrVl' . Willi.. ArrhnB; i. J.
Talane, It. flnsBcler; Z V. "arphf. Heo-reierjr.
KL'UEKA X)T0 NO. 7. I. O O. T
Omeersi W. f. Urackett. M. O i Jeaxe R
Dawsoa t. U ; Oeo. Oreea, Hertjri W. II.
Uerver, flaaacial Heerelary; A. S. rtit
asaa. Treee. Hegeler aaeetiafs eary
Moeds; a l hi at f 10 e'dock.
C1LDMET KKUAMmiMT. He 1
I. (. O. r. VnVere: J. I. Batler. O. P .
i Deeeoe.U P4 T U farrawsf . H. W
A. T. Land J. W j Oen. Oreea. P-crtbe- g
Oertark. Tieeeeret. iWeler -Kaeaaa-
saeau 1st, lr. aad tk f if aar)Tkart4at
slfbts la eeca steel at l.W e'clook.
Fof Rent.
My stf re mi milli v'r"iit Strrrt is in-w
f.r rent, it in v0 x M l t, st..ry.'whirl
is I'lcsinnMc M.n ! fr imt nn Itiisinrs
Allll 1.hI lotfltM'tl ft'f till' ii Uv li:il
ncriiss tin Tn-iit rn r liri'l'i' r ii
tni'l W ith in y nUiM-s a ml vl, inj;l
yard hrn k nnil tallis, und mil Imimho
all mi tho huiim' )( m tlti- n-nr ni tn
fcUn" unyi'itc i-an tin ;t nit r Imim'm'ss "f
Rtiy kind in my rime, fw Iti liill fur
M'rinu.s nuilivt1-.
Wi have inw tut il'inn iri ni nil
kinds of pt.vi Woo.,. n tin- j.pr'nK
mitst hurt und i vyriiI lo gi t ma old
slot k of won! off tM'fon warm wi-ntlur
takm i luiinr. 1 1nn ailvantiit mi ki
down pritw i for otir I'ltmuciau
BIG HILL, Tbe Sbhile Man
List your Taxes.
NiHlce la hmbj tlvea, that the list
taker lor the Hih tosrashlp Cravro rood
ly, will sll at the Court House la tbe
city of New lUrn June 1st to 14th Id
rloslte, end (mm 21th to Mill Incloalve
at Rbeea'e station on 'hs IStk, at Ilel'str
oa Ibe Slat aad Und oi June ln. At
wklrhllme and place, all tat payers nl
a lowasklp, are rrqulrcd lo rctaia In
the list laker, for latailoo, luv the yeer
lOI. All Ike real relate aad pereneal
properly ef evere natara, and lo (Ire la
their polls. CaoVr tbe pales eed peas!
ties Inpoeed hj law.
Toer atlestlne Is eepr dally called lo
the reveaee art.
W. K. reen.
List laket.
If B W ttMl LODOK He. 1. 1, B. A 0-
i, C. Peelee. rmt i. U. fHeHa. Keret
ln( Wri R ft Hill, rleeeehJrWf
Meets U the ITairku of llaaoey llall
every 1st aad M Moedef alfktala seek
evoelB. ...
rmvn tonoi no, i KKinnTu
OF HARMUMT. Meets Hd aed lib
Wedaeeday alrkts 1 earh BWelk la
Helr's Hall, PnTlnrk eree, at fan
rfeVnak. t. R fall. loesi't H J.
IHnt.y.rWri IIR. Ulll, naaedal
Alter ty at Law.
U 9t Pt M , Ojt. U'ri OhaUtawka.
HI pERlf, K. C. ,
(si ttmHf AlVaf.
C'tf tt t'nt.n J w OmWw. Cart.
rv. I'.w.Cn iii mi.. Ientr, aed tbe
if-.,,.. rd yt.ml V "t f
!i C;:ro
- BIHlNt'AHTItIW I OR
HARDWARE
' Aad aU K lade eiW '
llealini and Uook!a BUfsa and
Rangee, Ume, Cement, riaater,
Pslnla, Oilr, VsrnUh, hiUy, fWh
fVrs, Pliad't, CatUrf end all the
eeefet aflkW anally foead la aa
fJe-tAWtste Ilardware Khjre, ; 1
Brt CJooJsj
IsOvTfs.1 Vrltt.
t'ndef final ChrttewVe, -
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v an si'llinj' I a n i i
f Uowinj' fxtici.n l 1. w i t
12 inch l,i!itiiiii; t'i;n.ni. ,; J
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.in Uinc like ' I - r ;i kf
We inil.' tli'' . I !. ! 'I
Aininf our jTii'i '-ii r.i, t 1 i "
ninj; raeiT. I ':i f -r ' u!l r I' i I
o, Ar. Yi'iir-, Irnh
J. C. Whitty ;v
The Fanners & h
B-alSTIZ.
CsplUI, Sarplut anJ I'n riis tnn,- ..
APRIL JOlh, tvoi
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ON
Have snmeUtin( solid to tn V
' Knihltm likes Tank Am. nni i
n feel at eeae Willi tlir a.. rlil 1
have eat oeeoMl one yet lc"' ''
time baa the prnnl
erpl sa arroaat aa small a "
war heet eedrsivars shell I' t" M...I
reUa Ith yoa snotnallj U -Bed
ptnBtahaa. -
Nice Residence
On Johnston. tirrH for aal nt n I
flftirr. 1 a're hare my li.n l
100BrUUafrnceprietA,nd n
Utba that will tke dbroM! of mi
tlin. .K. H. HAHrKH
riv IM,V'.VV
Russell House
l Vrmton M ears aad einp st
Ve lt II Horn riret41eae IWd
A m fryf trav.llxf pavrnsa, PVtaf
M",'rp"t':,l. TerassllJBe
1y et I.'aj tt
u A. KL-tKtlX tree
tsfftOe,
-1 ye eat.