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CHKULHS L. STEVENS,
BMTOB. AND runMTiiiL -
SU8SCRIPTI0S EAIES.;
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Oa fmmr. ul la klWM ...7.,
Hoathlr. hy rrrWf la the eliy . . .
A Wsrttstfu Ratas f urnuthed oa
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Katnrad i lite Pout Offlee, New Bent,
N. 0., as second class matter. '
OKeUl
tspr of Maw Bera
Crarea Coasty.
aad
Now Brre. N. Cm Jaae 1, 11NII.
A MONTH OF DISASTROUS
STORMS.
The month ( May, 1101, mart go
down ia tuo history of N.irth Carolina
a a record breaker In the way of dlitu
troiM -.torms.
There have beeu mouths and fliuoni
wben storm hare fislled sections of
tola Bute with frightful results, to the
way of loai lo property, and Injury to
people, lint In the month j'ist ended
the people of every section of l lie State
have bad to combat with the element,
and have endured lotaes which were be
yond mortal effort to prevent.
Eastern, Central and Western Caro
lina, each auction baa come In for Itt
losses.
With I ha practical wiping ont ot the
early truck cropa In tbo Kaalern taction;
with the deatructlon of cropa and prop
erty In the Central aecllon, and the de
vastation of farina and property In the
Weatern taction, the people have been
called upon to suffer pecuniarily, many
mllllona of dollara, today, with loaaea
which cannot be eatlmated that are to be
carried forward for several yeara, lo
tboae aeotlona where the landa were
waabed away.
And with all theae loaaea, with day af
ter day pualng, and no let up, but aome
new dlaaatroua norma In aome taction to
report, the people have steadily faced
tbeae loaaaa wlthdnt complaint, bravely
taking up their work, whenever the
weather permitted.
Naturally, the itoruu have proven
disastrous to the farmere, and yet every
merchant, every mercantile and bualneea
Intereat in the State will be aubjeot to
lota, from the atorma.
From Bekeravllle, In the weat there
came a call for aselitaboe, which baa
beou responded to by Moith Carolinian,
and these peopterhave-eaketVald only
that they might be in poiltlon to get to
work again and repair their damage.
The trlala came upon Iba people, and
yet ihey wore met with ooarago, and In
ao tecllou of the Btale a here a sign of
giving up, but luatead every where work
la hclnff ruaamad, ami the people are
grapiillug wllh the uea problema occa
sioned by Iho atormi, aad will aoon auo
oeofully maatur Ihoeu problem!, aud
work out of their present trouble Into
dayt without worry, and full of the
peace coming from auooaaa.
Catarrh Cannot be Cared
wia local. application, u ibey
eaotaot reach th teat of the dlaaaaa. Ca
tarrh la blood or eqpatltulloaal dla
aaaa,' aad la order lo oar ll yo asest
take iBtaraal ramedlse. HaUl Oaiarrh
Cr I taksa lataraally, aad aot direst
ly oa U' blood aad noooa earfaos
Hell's OaUrrh Car U aot I qaack atadl
olso. It wa prwerlbed by eae of la
heat pkyalctaa ta Ikl ooaatry for year,
aad hi a ragalar preeortpUo. lllteosa
aoad of tea seat tonka kaewev om'
Waad mUk th beat bleed parts re, aot.
laf dlrvoUy oa U aiaooaa' arise.
The awrlasi oooblitUoa.of the two la
gradients la what prodaoa tuck wo
tfarfal reaatl la earl a Oatarrb.
for laatUaoalala free.
F. J. CIUHIT Oo., Toledo, O.
Hold by Draggtsu, Tte.
HairaTaaaar rtU r th
t Lea la, May M,Jy th eiatertoe
of I.IOS ta4HlaUa- aei wbUh mt C
ft,0M po4 l dyaaoall aad 100 kaff
f I aaraeV,' the 14-loa fratgit' boat
Uavrtae, plytag batwaaa tbla fty bed
hbfrt, m th Mlaaadrl rlvW,' wa
Mewft Itnis. Cwsldaribs daaaag
wa) oj M avwparty let a nine erwead
Twekt trail wbe ware a lard IM tkkj
in ai ii i r - v
TKriltniAi waa Irst aH htt.
04 tat , MetaTT, isHat hf 'Ut f
4 MadlaaJ OaOtffe, rWUA.!pkU, Fa,
labM aiMMalvw aad M iiinfaf traal-
saeataf ehUdrea la Oeevata-la t
ilf t Ira taiMiat ta kaia
a4 b4 waeaera, TKtTBlXA (Teath-
laf 7 Fewer eaatWraea la affaet ef
at waalk aa4 aatfo the dtl
sgwa la a haaJikf MrOM, aad aa
laved la Mv ef keiaaa af hIMra
la taw daatat aallv atete, wkr
ykrWIa aiaatrtae aad 4 awV.
five H. aad It kt artaalaal la awikar f
ear mM t alViw tir d
Nile akndrae t f e4 - t
WWa sIM a a aaaflf aMald ay
iti Tjrrn:.ti, tt !;
Mtl(lrt(W1l- Wlttl it f-'l V
PILGRIMS TO SUMATRA.;"
baKuma ;
OaaalVeJa ta Saw th ateUs
May
88. 1900, wm obaerred by many parte
of astronomers from all erer the Unit
ed Btatea and from foreign ermn tries ai
area, and tbe isaulu bar been given
an raiioo pohUcstlons. - Among thee
ponies waa on from tho kisses chn
setts Dutttota of Techaoloty, which
ouaerved th eclipse at Washing-ton,
Oa. To asm party from this taatito
tlon. with Ha personnel tat little
changed, sailed recently for Sumatra to
obaerva th ecllpae of May 17 la com
pany with the expedition from tbe
Lulled Btatea naval observatory and
the Lick obaerratorT In California.
Tbla party, which t la charge of Pro
fessor Alfred 8. Burton, aailed from
Boston to Genoa, where they took pas-
aage on the Dutch ateamer Konlnfren
Bcgentea for the Beat Indie. On the
ateamer were alio partlea of astrono
mer aent out by tbe government of
Great Britain aud Holland.
Sumatra, which la directly In the
patb of the ahadow of tbe eclipse, la
altuotcd near tbe Island of Borneo and.
although It baa been a Dutch poaoca
Ion for several centuries, la aald Stilt
to contain tribe of cannibals. At any
rate, tbe Boston party waa well up
piled with paste diamond and quanti
ties of cheap Jewelry for barter with
the natives, and one member laughing
ly promised to give a dinner to tbe can
till Is If the observation of tbe ecllpae
should prove successful -
The astronomical transit which thta
party took to Sumatra la one' which
was used In driving the famoa tunnel
through Hoosac mountain. In weatern
Massschusetts. It was presented to the
Institute of Technology after that great
rent in railroad engineering had been
accomplished. Tbe equipment of tbe
expedition also Included a valuable set
of Instruments furnished by the United
State const and geodetic aurvey for
making gravity observation by mean
of a pendulum and thus helping to as
certain the exact shape of the earth.
OASTOXIZA.
Bw tVi ) I! Kin" "w Han Alwp BougW
l'reitrlent Arrives la Wanhlugton.
Wellington. Hay 80. The train bear
Ing the President and Mrs. MclClnloy
arrived here on teliodule lime at 7.30
o'clock thlt morning.
The blltoue, tired, nurvoui man cannot
ucoetafally compete with bli healthy
rival. DeWitt a Little Barly HIsera tbe
famou pill for conallpatlon will re
move the oauae of your trouble. F. S
Duffy & Co.
A Horrible lleovry.
Birmingham, England, May 80. Thir
ty-one bod lei of Infanta were discovered
lo a cellar beooatb an undertaker's et-
tabllabment today. Tbe bodies were in
varloua atagea of decomposition and
huddled up togothur In iop boxet,
" the Doctor told me my cough wai
inourable One Minute Oougb Cure made
me a well man." Morris Silver, North
Hlrslford, N. 11. Because you've not
found relief from a stubborn ooogb
don't despair. One Minute Cough Cure
bat cured thonaanda and It will cure you
Safe and aure. 8. Daffy A Co.
Oonioa U-BIm14.
Mempbla, Usy 30. The cooveniloa
adjourned ihla evening lo meet net
year In Dallai, Teiai. Oeneral Jobn B
Oordon wai ro-lecled commander of lbs
order without nppoaltlon and the scene
which followed tbe soooiincemonl that
for one year lunger he would praalde
over the work of the organisation waa
touohlug. Tbe old aoldlora aprang
their feet and cheored the general with
frautlo energy.
A Fist Bicycle Rider.
Will often raoslv painful eula, epralns
of bralaaa from aocldaata, Burk
tone' A rale glv, will kill the pain aad
heal lb Injury. It' th ercltal a frlaad.
Our a Chafing, Chapped Baada, Bora
Up, Bora, Uloera aad Pllaa. Car
juaranld. Only Soc. Try It. Bold
by C. D. Bradbam, Dragglat
HI (1W
New Orieaaa, La., May W.-Aa oil
labet Of . alfhty propentoa a
brought la IS stile eetht of Uoai
lav, 40 mil west of Maw Orieaaa.
1
jMA fw asoetai age, food which 1 ale
fr breakfast weald aot
tlosMck foe half aa boar. I
bpllU f yor KodoJ Dyaeepeta Oar aad
okf aow eat say break fast aad other
attahrwtU a rlia aad sy food
laotokty dlgetud- Xothlaf eqaal
Kodof Dyia Care fot
laoahU. O. rttte, ArftifV, . Te t.
fedot Dysaeeal Cere Car dieU weal
yea sat, f. a Dsy Oof
. Jeseeelewa, Taaav Msy M4a atl
( It rprtd I hate tapped
a la KoMeky lias, salUe eortk
af JesMStowa. ll It the 'swa4 rapW
awla well filially letalad U thai ef
- . .: . . ..
iDyapeplkaeaeaM he lee HJ h
a te lit repair saortak aaawv Feed
b) aot aoerlaklaf ealU R It !(. i
llaavdered siaanh aaaaet dig food,
l ssaat havw aanna. Kedat Dyapep.
tl Care dig aOkladatf feed wtth
pot aid frees the ttaiars, all lag M U
fm aad rafale h aalaral rUae. lie
kliaatasj areesaeUy the eaaae a the
aatoral deUv aa4 ft elatplf
seal help hal d fw feed. F, t. Daffy
0.
CAP U DINE
1!
ADACHK k Ik GEirfE.
i ra.M.d ww iMiba -f
tS ry 0. IV, S'toe ttjx A.
r
Dyspepsia
Diaests wbaryoa eat.
Tbla preparation eoateina all of the
digeaUnta and digcat alt kinds of
Ioxkl llgivc inauiavreiici ana nevej
falls to ears: It allows yoa to eat aL
the food yoa want The moatannsitiva
stomachs can take It. By it use many
thousand of -dyspeptic have been
cured after everything else failed. It
prevents ronnauon or gaa on tneainm
ach, relieving all dlstreas after eating
Dtotlngunnccewary. Pleasant to take
It can't help
but do you eood
rreparcdoalyby E.O. PsWitt A Co., ObleaxP
F. 8. DUFFY CO
THE PORT OF LONDON.
It I Pietaroajae. bat It Coaaau
eial Glory Deawrtlaa;.
That the port of London Is the most
picturesque port In the world la unde
niable. Far out at son you may behold
the shipping of tbe world all converg
ing toward the entrance to tbe narrow
channel that makes the lower reaches
of the Thames navigable to ocean go
ing vessels. Wonderful as the sight Is
by day, its beauty and it lupresslve-
nest are multiplied tenfold In tbe rud
dy afterglow of a summer's evening or
the velvety luminous darkness of a
frosty winter's, night Bat unfortu
nately for tbo artist the picturesque I
of little avail in tbe utilitarian days,
and the port of London bag for year
been falling from It proud position a
tbe facile prlncep of tbe shipping cen
ters of the world.
tears ago, In It beydey, the port of
London was far and away tbe most
prosperous In tbe world. Judged by
tonnage or number of vessels or valuo
uf cargo, the shipping passing through
the port was not merely far ahead of
all the other ports, but was more than
double that of any other port of tbe
world. Two years ago New York equal
ed and tbls year bids fair to surpass
the old marine capital of tbe world.
Other ports are rapidly creeping up,
Even In our own country Glasgow and
Liverpool are becoming formidable ri
vals. Hamburg, Baltimore, Marseilles
abroad are all gaining on the British
capital.
These Indications of feebleness de
manded Immedlnte attention. Last year
a royal commission was appointed to
Inquli-u Into the causes of tbla decline
In supremacy. It bas held many sit
tings, and all witnesses have borne out
the obvious fact that naturally tbe
lower Thames Is utterly tuisultcd to tbe
requirements of a modern shipping
center. Black and White.
Aatroaomleal Phatoa-npar.
One of the direct results of astro
nomical photography has been Its ap
plication to searching tbe apace be
tween th orbits of Mars and Jupiter,
In which aevoral hundreds of minor
planet are known to be moving about
tbe sun In distinct orbits of their own.
Tbo former method of senrcbluR for
these tiny bodice. With th eye fixed
on tbe sbtbt pleco of tbo teleecope,
was painful aud discouraging. Th
new way Is to make a photographic ex
posure of two or three hours' duration,
wben the moving body appcara on the
(Into aa a short curved Hue of lljUL
l'be minor planet Kroe waa discover
ed lu tbla wunucr.
Didn't Marry For Money.
The BiMton man. who lately married
a alckly rich young womao, la happy
now, for be got Dr. Klng'a New Life
IMIIa. which restored her to prtlorl
health Infallible for Jaundice, llllloui-
aeaa. Malaria, Fever aad Ague aad all
Liver and Si nao Irooble. Uealle bui
effect It Only SV at C. D. Bridham'e
drug lov.
stev if
Bartow, Fie., May W.-Frd Rocaalla,
who aaaaalted aad ajsrdsred Mrs. Id
Taggart, a while woaua, was bqraed at
th (take here la the praaaee of ksa
drad of people.
SnvetTwi From Data.
"Oar Utile daagkler had aa elaaort fa
tal attaoh ef wbooplag eok aad broa
ohllla." write Mrs. W. K. Htvtltad. of
A ran oak, H. Y, "bat, wbea all elher
reoawUet bfted.'' ws terad her IKewhh
Dr. Klag't Mew DUeovery. Oar aleoa,
who had OoeiaaapUoa la aa advaaeed
stage abe seed ibis woadarfal atedlolae
aad today ah It parfwly W1L" Da
pera Ihreet aad laag duiaaaa yield lo
Dr Klng'a New Dbnevery at te a other
aedlela e earth. lafalltbU fot Oeefte
aad Oohta. Kb) aad l .0 heula gaaraa
Ud ay 0. D. Iradhaai. Trial beltU
rnt Ofiki Serrlce. '
. The aueetloa ef the pWUe la re-
testally sailed 1 the ahaage ta the
aoeedale af the aaaO anhlhhed today.
The ahaage Hal a sow tiki tali
fof the eerrtar, eke ; .
Oelleetiea J0 a. ta, t 0 1
DeUvwry IN " " ll 00 - ,
Dalvery lie ; 1 00 pas
OalleeUoalOOp . M0
ColVeeUea la Vetitna OWtrVn ealy
ito p. ax. te lOOp at
fVeeUaf-Mal 100 ' a, ta) 111
a.a,.. .
IA th Feet OOe th aWW f ef the
1.00 ea. vral ateaef M I It a. aa,
fet the Um p. JL trala at . p tx
) Far th trala gH Hinhiad
fytl00p.x
Twee at aeilaaalee eely ea N
aay, frees T. a. aw to 1 00 a. aa.
Th Pwaeay aad ervwam Wat
West earry k smQ fa taUiat
41 at potato Wtwaaa beta aad Oatda-
twito'l dltmy ta4ow fnaal
I JO a as. te loss a. v P1. cu.
aillw'w) !- f. a,( M
af fu !! f
REPLACING ThE OfclD PUMP.
. ttete Artists rmea
Otra Starva ay Qrattttw. "
Tbo aae of the Iron fence, Vttb stone
foundations and brick pillars and tm
presBtve gates, has long been a favorite
device -of architects to tie together
group of building of different types
er to bring out tbe unity tn a general
in. Harvard university has had for
serexal years a tew handsome eatca,
the gift of Individual aJutnnt, but this
year tbe various classes are uniting to
build a fence completely ronml the
grounds and to put up new gates aad a
lodge house on Massachusetts avenue
near tbe library building, where here
after tbe main entrance to the campus,
or "yard," aa It Is called, will be.
At Soldiers' field, tbe spacious ath
letic grounds of tbe college across the
Charles river. In Boston, but only' a
few minutes' walk from the college
yard, another fence bos been built to
Include the baseball diamond, football
gridiron, running track and locket
buildings. Here tbe central feature Is
a noble gate erected in memory ot
Marshall Newell, tbe young graduate
whoso death several yeara ago caused
such deep grief among all the more re
cent classes.
The class of 180U, Instead of contrlb
utlns a section to the fence around the
yard, has decided to put up a fountain
to take the place of the old pump
Where In more primitive days the stu
dents used themselves to draw water
for their rooms aud which bus beeu a
landmark at the university for a longer
period probably than even the ancient
Stouphton, Massachusetts and liar
vard halls which look down upon It,
though these were used by the Ameri
can troop under Washington during
the siege of Boston.
ON THE PICKET LINE.
imiilas Story Told ot an Oineer In
ta Phlllpiilttrs.
A Louisville boy, an olllccr In the
Phlllpplnea, tells a story on one of his
brother offleers which will bear re
peating, snys the Ixralsvlllc Courier
Journal. The officer In question, a cap
tain, stutters badly. He had been oo
iccrultlng duty lu the United States
and while at his work had enlisted for
bis regiment a Hum who stuttered ns
badly as. If not worse than, tbe cup
tain himself.
Borne time Inter be was ordered back
to his company, and a few days after
ward wub on duty ns olllccr of tbe day.
As It happened, tbe Rtntterer that be
had enlisted was without bin kuowl
edge put on guard duty that night.
When the captain went around to In
spect the guard, he cninu to tbe new
sentry and was challenged, "lluli-litib-b-balt,
wbo-who-wbo c-c-comes there?"
Tbe cnptuln answered. "O oo of-of-of-of-llcer
of-the dld-dnd-day."
Then the Bentry said, "A-n-ii-advaiice,
of-f-of -of -olllccr of the d-d-dny, lo b-blb-
bab-be recognized."
By this time tbo captain was mad all
over, for lie thought the man was
mocking bliu. lie did not Uuow the re
el ult, ultlimicli tbe recruit knew blin
The contain went bntinctni: up to tbii
ti'ntry and jelled at btiu. "W-w wU
wli-wbnt d d d -darn f-f fool enlisted
y-y-y-you?" and the sentry aald, "Y-y
j-jou did, sir."
Dfitk al Rnt.
"1 uppooc," said tla- stonecutter,
"you'll wsni ilequlescat lu pntv' i
bottom of your wife's monument Y
Die
"No," repiu-d tbe bereaved Mr. Peck;
"make It 'Hequleeco in paw.' "
That means 'I rest la peace," doean't
it r'
"Yea. end I want you to algn that
'Ilusliand.' " 'atbollc Btandard and
Tlmi-a.
Arall)'a HoWI..
"Tbla la a cold world. A mnD can't
gpl a Job uuleaa he bas a good suit of
riot bee."
"Well, tbo l a logic."
"l.ogleT He ceo't gvt a good ault of
riot he onlees he baa a Job."-Detroit
t-rn- Pmia.
CURB
a
KWKaiUi aa
ua Ik Mina - -
MliklilKlMM,,,
vurnt ni omaat. n. a iw
CONSTIPATION ttZTS
F. . DCFFT A OO.
It h not too hie
to pat la
Dwa, eae as? seed p'wr earpswtaw so
eMaM etaae fenea aair aMiipaej etawh. we
bam that d llwy aaaat gn,'
JfrtMwHMalhersahf 4.
a lw aoe '''",.,.
Refrigerators
Villte Ihant&in
Ice Cram Freezers
W tnril rrj h--g to Mil fmml
b' frhw1 K
LE.tainiiTTfCO
8cbool days are danger days for Araerioan girls.
Often physical collapse follows, and it takes years to re
cover the lost vitality. Sometimes it is never recovered.
Perhaps she is not over-careful about keeping her feet
dry ; through carelessness in this respect the monthly sick
ness is usually rendered very severe.
Then begin ailments which should be removed at once,
or they will -produce constant suffering. Headache, fuint
ness, Blight vertigo, paina in the back and loins, irregularity,
loss of sleep and appctito, a tendencv to avoid the society of
others are symptoms all indicating that woman's arch-enomy
is at hand.
This need not be so if mothers would have a thought for
the physical condition of their daughtors, and see to it that
they have proper assistance.
Lydla E. Pinkhuiu's Vcgotablo Compound has
helped many a young girl over this critical period. With it
they have gone through their trials with courage and safety.
With its proper use the young girl is safe from tho peculiar
dangers of school years aud prepared for hearty womanhood.
Mrs. Camp writes about her Daughter's Health.
" Deau Mrs. Pinkbam ; I write to tell you about my daughter. She
Is nineteen years old and is flowing all the time, and has been for about
throe, months. The doctor does her very little giod, if any. I thought I
would have her try Lydta B. Plnkhum's Vegetable Com
"DXAB Mrs.
ntuff the use
ana is now
thankful to
Vegetable Compound in my houne.
Vnn kin m riArmkwlnn to nublish
tho means of doing others good."
Mill, Macon, Us.
6.Url1 wUb
which will be
teatimnaial ta
wriler'a avecial
PROSPEROUS REH Of THE WORLD
wixiltln't think i, wrarlnK a n-alj -nil-Mitt
n( rb.llitiiia. Onr i,( the limine, uf
llli-It t lap tour ( lolliliifl I" lit veil.
haiiK "I'll. I'"V well anil lit .i. r Imll
vldnallly t.prlally In ar' wialher
Wewill mki- yru a mil nl rl.-lliliif Imm
srrjr. al prli-.-w tlitlll tnv y-m llila
luaiiry al u lair prto-
F. n. Cliftdwlrl.,
Iotlr lllrrrtorj.
NEW HRHN CONCLAVKiW. Inprrrrnl
Drtii-r llrplaanpba, atoete lad m 4lh
Tburxlay nlarhi. al " o'clnrk al lU.na
trealUll. I'. A. Wlllla. Art-WoB. J. J.
Tnlxra, Jr. Plaaaclar, Z V. Murphy. Hee
relary. KUKtKA IrOIXlI HO. 7. I. OUT
Ufiw W. f. Urockrtt, H. 0 ; Jeeaae R
naareoa V. U Oao. Oraao. BaotyLW. 11.
Uetrty, reeevrtal Sarratary; A. K. P1t
taa, Traei. - Karalar ssistlaga stary
Moooay niflhl at f W 'elott.
CALCMKT KKCAstrMUtT, Ko. 4,
L O. O. f. Offinetat i. I. lUster , a P .
t 6 tHoans). U P4 T I) Carraoay. H. W
A.T. Laa4 1. WjOaa Ormsj. rVtibat S
tin lib. Traseiw, lUralaf caia
await, fat, IrL aa4 tik (If aay) Tbaraday
al bu la aanh saawlh at l.tt a'etoc.
if iw itm lodox Ko i.r. rt 4 o-
J. C. (Waa, free 1. 0 IHaMh. rWotaV
l( Wyt H. It Hill, naaavctal BWy.
Mat ta tka kalkia af tlaraaoay Hall
evawy id aad tr4 Maoday llf kK la saah
vaaih. -
CTATn t'TXIlt "JfO. t KPIOBTD
or MARK05T. Mamaa s4 sa4 th
Wedaaaatay atka ta each saneth la
lineialraar'i Hall. NWk alra4,al 7 SO
Mtwt. IV H tUlt rWdearti R. i.
H.r. IWy, R L I1IU, fisatMlal
eareUiy. -
i. -ju WAixn,
; .Altasnaryal Uv.
74 aV rmM H , tr Rtat OhaHsohs.
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t'ranaj fVaaay kHrnrf .
rie-H. l"rwr-, Jitm, ttMhrv, CaH.
UwaM laantr, tmt IM
aixt facta nl Carta,
MR. M.A.CAMP I
pound, but 1 want your HdTioe oeioro sne. oefrins
its use. I have become very much alarmed about
her, ns she is getting weak. 1 nm so anxious for her
to get well." Mrs. Matilca A. Camp, Manchester
Mill, Maoon, Oa.
Here 19 Her Second Letter.
PmRiiAM: It Riven me great plea
sure to tell you ot the iR-nniit my daughter has
received from Lydla E. Plnkhnm'a Vege
table Compound, lihu wa in a very low
state ; the doctor did her no good. After begin-
of your mouicfnn alio began to mend
able to bo at her work. I feel very
you. and exiect always to keep your
It Is tlio nest inellcine l over Know.
this letter, if you wish. It may be
Mas. Matilda A. Cami Manchester
,
OwinK It, i h' t that wm, skeptical
Ki.pU, have ir,.,,, Uiiv; t lime itr.tinaed
a Renntncnc., nl th Ir.tlinonial ktlCfl
He art c"i. -tan-.lv tutluhing, wc have
the Naunnal i.if. it.mk. ,1 Lri. Maaa , $.00.
pid lo tij i.:r i. -h-- ll al,f,w Owl the above
out genuine, ol .1 - ( ihli.hed belra ibtai!tir,if the
petjnuaVHi 1 .vm K fLNHUAai UKUacllli Co.
For Rent.
My sl' Ti- -.ii S"i Mi Knuit St r. t is
fur lent il iv ( VI di' st..- ' Ii H I
Is ilcsll' iiltlt- -''I' ii ("i Hi - 1 .ilr liiiv i.i-s
Hii.I -I ) . . i il..- . .. ;
Hi f..,s th- 'I i ''hi inn li ri Ml
tn(t-. Wnl, i si;1.;. s t,., -
ynr-i. Iitu It :m.l I.,' - :. ,.' i, ill .n- ,n .
Mil li I'm- s;::,i.- i- !' . . ;:r ( in
. llnri' :itl "111' .i l. : A III.' I ' j .Ill's. n
any kind in my ; ' I u; i ! . It f i
' WTHTTH HI' 'I ivi s
I Wc hitvf ii" i nl '! at 1 1 r i i - "H . I!
! kin.U . f htiixi- W..-.1. :i: ll.t- s.rmi; i
j nn'ht lii-n- ni.tl vn- wiint t" wt t i.r ltl
hl4H k uf vkmnl oil l.f i r wnriii ukiIIh i
I UtkfR i Imrcr 1 1ns ml;intAi:' "ft Lu k
j tl n Tu vs U fr "iir i luloiiit iv
BIG HILL, Tic Shioile Mas
List your Taxes.
Nollre Ii Ix-n-liy tlffn. llinl Ibe llal
la.krr fur Ihc Hih lownalilp ('riTen roun.
ly, will all nl the Court IImum In (hi
illy of New linn June lal lo Mth In
rlnilrr, end from SUh lo ISlh Inrlualte.
I Hlierm a Halloa on ihi I'.lh, l Itrllilr
oa Ibe till and Mod "f June llM At
which lime and place, til ui piynra of
aid Inwoahlji, are rr0lrl lo mere to
Ibe llal laker, for laisllon, for I In- yrsr
1WI. All the real ratal and prrmasl
propmty nf every nilufe, and to (Iva la
lhr poll t'ndei Ike palm ind panil
Use latpnaarl tj lea
Yoar aUaSllna Ii eeprrtelly rallaxl In
lata reveaua act.
W. at. Trun.
IJel taker.
ntiiMjUAnTEM roil
HARDWARE
Asa) all I lade at
EU1LDIIS EATER1AL
Hosting at4 Cooklnf 8to aaa!
lUogrO, Usm, Cosaoot, rtaotsf,
JMsU, Oih, Vamlttt, NllJ, fUah,
Doon, mir4a, OiiWy sn4 all Iho
haafal rtklrsj Ij fon4't
tTto-afaU IlaHaaro Hon,
, Bf4 fTI
. Iwrt lrlcr.
lMf I total ChotUwU,
wraxr-nxnirr; Tt. c
A;& N. C.R R
THIS TAB I f K:
To Tab i- r'flM--i
lina- a: I ' lill 1. -oilig
Karl I nri i 1..
NO. K PSe-W 1!. 1 ' .
p III eT ATI
0 ti) . (..iM-!
109 . !i;n...,.
4 3-i Kii."
5 10... . . A: Ni-w 1 . ..
5 60... I.
7 15. . Ar. M'-n-i.e-nel
N... 7
I i.M.i n . 1
, 8un h 1- ' -i
Lv. K. ll
)
7 40...
6 1''.. . .
R SO. . .
H IW. . .
9 50...
(ioldHtxini.
,Lft(Jl!i.-,pi .
h' !n-' 11 .
!!.. r. .
.New I;, rn
ar. Moreheail My I.
11 in. ..
No. 5,
Passenger
Train.
STATlO
I 11,
-i.ii
I'-AILV Kli KT Si M'l
Ar. a. at. I .i i . m
7 8-1 Uoldnimro . ! i
7 48 licst'i. i; r,
7 S8. IjiUraii);i. , ;:
8 11' Kalling fri-t k. . i. . i
"18 1- Inatoii i; ,-;
8 . (.laaweii ;. '
8 Hi l'.-.,r ;. :
8 06 Core Crock r, . .
9 80 Tuacarvrn ; i-.i
9 2 darks :, .
it New Hi-rn 4 V-
A. o, I- ii.
No. 1, f N... v
M x'd Ft. aud BraTioNH: i i
PasaTn. lv-. '
Lv. a m A i .
5 00 (loldiilmni
5 33 Heat's
fl 15 IjiOiaime
8 29 Falling Oreek
7 15 K inn ton . . .
7 23 ....cafwell
7 57 Ar. Dover l,v
8 20 Core ore
1' l
I ,,;
1 v:i
'J in
I in
I 'J !s
1J Hi
I" in
Hi 17
1:1 in
In I il
!i til
i Hli
f i;
n :'M
7 .',11
a M.
8 55 Tuscaroni
0 12 darks
9 42 Ar. New li.-in, l.v
1 30 Lv. " Ar
2 12 Kivnrdnln,
8 20 croaUtn
8 05 llftvcloek
3 84 Newport, I ,v
3 47 Wildwooil
8 52 Atlantic
4 08. . . Ar. Morehoail city, I. v. .
4 23 Ar. M. city Ilopot, l,v .
P. .
Monday. WodiioHday ;.tnl '.
fTiirnnlHy, T)iurnd:.y ai.il ShIui.i,
S. I,. 111.1 ..
HU.-- !r I-
The PaiMi5 Ilt'irliiiiih
Cn r! t- I. Surplus ;mJ PkiIIK $Mi.rSiMiii
APi;iL ioih, nm
r.
Of, ,
fjOOI)
tTHINCS
)
TO
MM ,
It!'. AV
ON
4
IliM- M mi 1 1 u (- n.;il t.. 1 .1, U .-ii
N i, 1 1- .ii;- hk, ., .. i, k A : i , . i
v.-i. l- i - v i ', i ', w . I.1 1 1 .
ii:ivi- ti--l ') ii- ! - i I ii. . , .
V.. t -in- Ii,.- Hi. ... ., ,- l . ,1 ,.
. -1 t nn , i.r-: t :is $ ' "
tir Im-.! ,-ik(, :, , , . . , I I l -k . i
rr-l.ll inns w il Ii ii.,:ilU tl.i u.l
ind iiri-lil.ilili-
H. M. Pollock,
Tho CHE A PEST
Turnouts in the city.
No. 70 8uth Front
Street, opposito Hotel
Chattawka
Nice Residence
tin J(4inaUm atm-i for sale at a low
flffurr. I a' so liar on my liarnls
(W OlclaM (rtrfp'iSr'd lO IKKI
laths that Wilt W iktKl of trry
choip. K. K. IIAUI'KH.
P. TltFJVWITII,
EUCISMS fc VEEILBIGE7,
aaafaaUr '
st tlas, Wsraos. farls. is,
ftasalrlaf M M IhOft ittiea,
' Bassa, Wafiao, Can aa4 ttays
kf aj as4 hi aata, .
oar
vk'"
CStfTH 111
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