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ROYAL
sable to 3 the
caKe, not-breaas, rolls and murnns. ;..
' rtrmrAfra bri
a tew pennies;
4 ' The "Royal Baker and Pastry
NOW D PEN.
cooking receipts free to evenr" patron. cheaper powder. But alum is corros- ,- . y
Send postal card with your full address. " ive poison which, taken in food, acts injuri- fK 4'
, ously upoo the stomach. Uver and kidneys. 1 ,
' ;r kovaL BAKMa oweca ea, no wiuiam it., new vork. .
- Early Bscaaes LyBcblnr. and Shootlnr
; . ' Does Hot Hart mm.
tipecM to JoornaL v
:, ; lUuion, April 4. Thomas Karly the
-nejro ho so narrowly ascaped lyiich
log at Kdenton, and death M th train
Awhile helnf uken to Norfolk, Vs., was
" brought hare this aftsoov it in
o'clock, and was Inunodiately taksn to
the penitentiary.'' v v
Enrly was able to walk, and did not
: appear to suffer much from the ballet
wound la the beck v
J He does not seem to be over S3 years,
and is repnlsire la appearance. He had
, - very little to say on his way here. ; H
,,; Ponds fbt Fortifications.
WABauOTOH, April 8. The House
- Comaitltee on ApproprlatloBS today re
ported tbe FortlBcatlons Appropriation
. bill. It appropriates 9,MS,45S, which
Via $801 m less than the last act. ', 1 " .
" With the appropriations la the bU
-.$58,888,860 of the $W,S9SU fncloded
j la the Kndlootf Board scheiae of aeafj
: coast aetenses will have been sppropnst
: ad. . , :. ;v. .
u . The more Important Items tit the bDl
: are for (an and mortar hatteries, $V
- OOO.COn, and for armament and fortlfica-
Uons, $8U,7C5t . for . the board of
-ordnance and fortifications, $100,000.
DAILT BLOWS
Brracltt m Appendlcltli
: , II a person will continue to pat a little
- poison In. the body each day,, lor In
nunca Ilk a cap of coffee each morning
:; when coffee acta as a poison. - and It fre
4 quenlly does, the result will be an at
tack some day la some of tho organs of
the body. The little disturbances each
day pile np and Inally become Wg dla
' turbance. v '''t-1, fr--?. .,
Many cases of appendlcltla haa ben
.: brought oa by ooffee drinking. It first
affects the nerves of tho stomach, and
-. the disorder travels on down through
the bowels and "results In some kind
of bowel troublo, frequently sppendl
cltls. v.r ;. ..-
. A lady In Fredonia, 5. y. saya, "Dur
ing my school life, both as a student and
leecber I drank coffee reaularly. Most
of the Una I knew the ooffee was Injur
ing me hut did not feel Ilka giving It up.
. First my nerves felt the effect and later
on constipation developed, and after
' that, the last year I had severs attack
or appeedUUe. , My doctor and friends
- all acreed lhl these troubles wsrs large
ly caused by coffee drinking. ' '"" -;
' 'While I was 111 soma Postern wss sent
mo by friends. -1 supposed H Was cof
fee and hesitated at the Scat cup, but
when the difference was eiplslaed, aad
. ! drank as mach as I cared for, with such
gooa reiau. i .conoiuoea rostum was
just what I wanted aad have used It ever
since. It greatly aids digestion, Is nour
ishing and tefrnhtng. ;. 5
My food sod nourltbmnt while geu
ting well from sppendlcltls were Postum
and Orspe Nuts. . ' . ' '
If 1 hit Wnowa or l'os urn I
rti't'il ) s been ae ! a tretj eedons s
aaount of suffering brought oa by coffee
drlukir-. ... .
U one of coBferU lu I
r torn. 11 u turrsulni irKsuy from r sprs!.
but has entlr
.'y rf
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fe be quit
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-? ft' i
:''Ut
Baking Powderis
preparation of i the v finest
Housekeepers hould 6top and thinks
mt7M - rrifA Sr tint' lrtfirirr f Z' ' J. ' " J 1 -i i"'
is u cconumjr iw euu y wur uigcsuuu
1 ,
"Alum Is tued In seme batting ponrden
Coolc" -con- ;" and in moat oi the
BLAZE AT ATLANTIC OTT.
Beach Front Swept For Two Blocks. ; Lou
i may Exceed $rw,00a ,
t- Atlantlo City. N. J, April S.-Twelre
hotels and more than a score ol small
bolldtngs adjoining . the . board ; walk
which Is bnllt along the ocean edge, were
destroyed to-day by a fire which Swept
the beach front for two long blocks from
Illinois arenas to Kew York avenue.
ThS loss, It Is said, will eiceed $750,000.
In this ret pact the conflagration la most
disastrous that has ever visited this city
The lots will be only partly ; covered
by Insurance, as the rate of I per
cent charged by Insurance companies on
property hero is regarded u almost pro
hlbitlTe. Fortunately no lives were sacrl
floed, though probably doien persons
were slightly Injured and burned dns
lag tho flro It was reported early , in
the afternoon that six men had perished
In tho flames, but tho rumor was with
out foundation. . Tbi origin of tho Are
Is unknown, bat Is said to have started
in either Brady's baths or the Tarletoa
Hotel, which adjoins tho baths at Illi
nois avonoo and tho board walk. -
am m TjvjWm. ms eertata ens tor coock.
.t .ijnericaB Coal tor Swiss.
. Condon, April S.Th Daily Mall to
day records the arrival at -49oathamptoa
of a largo party of American ahlp-rivert-rs,
Imported by an English firm for the
purpose of "showing the Sootch work
ssea how to do it." The 1 labor-saTlng
pneumatlo rivorter ' with ; which, the
Americans are equipped creates aneasl
nass in tho minds of lha British unionist
workmen. ''iiVTsifi;Vf lt.
'f Another Lohdon paper reprints from
a Swiss review details of a plan by which
American coal ll supplanting ths Ger
man article la Bwltserlaad. Aocordlhg
to this authority large warehouses will
bo boat at northern French ports for the
purpose of storing and sorting American
coal, and also for the purpose of manu
facturing "briquets (compressed coal
bricks) from tho wsstaga of French and
8wlss railroads. XiV. 5 i i, V
Kore Money For Cotton Operstires.
Wonommn. MassJ Anrtl tA ra.
suit of an agreement between Owners of
all cotton mills along the valley of the
Blackstoa river nearly SOO operatives
will be given an Increase of about 10 per
cent, in wages, beginning nszt Mondsy.
Tn increase Is voluntary on the part of
the mill owners. : .,: -. ' . . '. .
' A Victory For Lalor. .
WiiniKO tow, April A The Douss
Committee on Lbortody ordered a fa
vorable report on the eight-hour bill, sc
ealled, providing that In every contract
for wrrk for the Government it shall be
specified that the work Is to be done on
ss eight-hour twals.
Tills measure has Wn stroofrlT
porttKl by ltior orgsn!.at!us and op
posed by tbe large armor, !!!!'..
ordnance and other conwrns lmvli
contrtota with the Ooveroment. Tie
f(tTorble report isi ordurcd wliliout
dSrUioa.
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THBIARXETS.
Tho following quotations were recelv
edby J. X. Latham Co, Few Bern,
Niw Tonx, April I.
Oorron--: Ope, High, Low, Close
May. :. ; . 'M8-.JS7fJI A4
Jaly:;.......V8.S 8.S ; M f S6
i; 8ep.. &S5 - 8J5- 68$ 6V3S
l:Oct..V,.vJ t,ati4. 8.18
tk :.Chlcngd, April 1 ;
WniAt: ipen. Hlghv Low; Close
Jul,..,, ... tii "2 w 1 M7 m
Pas.!i;i''Opaa, HlghLow. (Jloss
May;;..to0t ,f?? &
Rlb: -,, ; Open; High, Low. Close
v May?. .Vl -TCtZit 887
Wow - Tork,- April 4,
arooKSi-r. Opon High. Low Close
Bo By-i--.V.i ?:?z-zm
rj.aL..-..;;;r-.i8i ;v , m
tt a B. f reftL. tU S l
Mo. , P,i lOOt ixfifi ,WU
AtchIsoair?bi);ft?;;j:;';:: 78
M
880
TBpots if. 8als 10,000 balaa.;.'. .: :
I Futures, Msy-Juno AS4, ane-July
S-.'rwssw
Last waek'S-r laat year
Thla week.,- 'j-J.-?1
Bat. 18000 yM''M WXO
Mon."'13000 wooo
Tom-14000 17080
Wed. - roootf 4s: .-JC4l""t.::i- tsooo
Thorn. M;.AS; v; - 140C0
Ft!.'" 10000 JJ t'r' 15000
70,000:
'115.0CO
Bif Increase in Gerxin Exports.
Bsu.iv, April 8. The lasi quarter's
exports to tbs United Stales from the
Sooth German consulates, except Co-
borg, amounted to $9,717,108, an in
crease of $l08,fC3. ... ... ,'('.'
:.' KarconlSc"s Anerlcan K!fftts.'
LoiDoa, April 8. The Maroonl Wlre
leee Tkgrsph Compaay has , sold It
American rights snd patents to sn Amor
loan company with a citpUal of (1,100,
000. -
. Child reu will j-!:-y and f t ovet-hcatrd
r-t t'mlr fe'st st, ptrs thmsolvwi In
ilw of 4, 1 ; i can't pecv-nt
't. All yoo n do Is t- 1'- ;h'-ti t
fn-e from xp - e as
ws have in tl:e boe tt.
,tl.-t cn he it.r M i .
, Oonp !-;yrup wi!l i; ! i : i
It I p'mrnntcetl loi-ur.i ;
r 1 Crfiip or tl'ft fr-r e W
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May . V; 'Hrtv. -1SS WAsf '( & '
OBHM A.
Governor Goes to Greerisboro. Industrial
- Building For, Oxford Orphanage.
' ' Many Districts Without
: School Houses. -
Rattraa, April 4. Governor Aycock
left this morning for Greensboro, to at
tend the educational conference there In
which .10 counties .participated, The
Governor spoke this evening, as did also
State Superintendent Joyner, v
Secretary of State Grimes retained to
day from Grlmealand, where he attended
the marriage of his sister, Miss Theo
dora Grimes, to Mr. Wiley Rodman of
Washington, N.C. , - "
The executive committee of the trus
tees of ths Oxford Orphan asylum Is
called to meet there the middle of this
month to provide for an Industrial build
Ing. Tho latter- will be spacious and
well equipped and will bo In the grounds
of tbe asylum, k A . small : building now
utefl lor this purpose is . without too
grounds. , vv -'--f
Orand Secretary Woodell of the Odd
Fellows went to Lexlnirton last night
and formed a lodge of that order. Tho
Odd Fellows have collected some money
for the homo for aged members and wid
ows of members, which It Is . their place
to establUh., " " - ,1 " : ' , .4.
Interest in the.titate fair wm' never
greater, and it has.be come the largest of
all tbe fairs held in the south. Letters
are oven now pouring tn about Ik-Its
great popularity makes It a reunion-time
for North CsrollnlauS.'- Gentlemen from
Richmond and Norfolk who attended It
last October expressed their admiration
and their surprise.' Thla was particular
ly the ease With Col John W,. Cordon
of Richm md an&ludgo Garnet! of Nor
folk. It is proposed to make the fair
thla year even greater than before and V
a sufficiency of cars b provided by the
railways It Is said the attendance will bo
.The poatmutor here, who pays all the
rural free delivery maU carriers in tho
State has paid 74 for-March.- This It
the present number. Ho is advlaed that
by Jane 1 there will be 26 more. ": -f ...
' The fact that there are 080 school dis
tricts In this Stat which have no school
houses will cause a sensation in educa
tional circles. ' Of these 884 art whiu
dUtrlcts, Then 'are $50 jog school
bouses and of these 807 are occupied by
whiles.;' That day of tho log' school
houses Is evidently ' fat from gone In
North Carolina.-?; r-.'-t "' r
Every individual in thla (world Infto
ences some one person, and the greater
.we make ourselves the- greater '1
maka some oo elaOr-Ladles , Homo
Journal '"xZVl'ii
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w-:ka. : wasxk wwu taaxu
O uiacK reau ae japie 7oc3ivA.uu aaa;
) New JUd -Glove's! la all shaded and stee.,'o
cSHOESSIWES-SM
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IS THE
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JUST RECEIVED ;
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Prove That
A Medicine That Will
'- Cure Caseabf Catarrb
? of Long Standing De
; Berves a Very High
i Place in the Annals of
-Medical Discovery.
V"
Such a
a Peruria.
Medicine J is
THOUSANDS of , tesMmonlals , are
ponzlnc is every day ol old casee
C ot ohronle oatank. that have re-
aisted aU traatineot lot years, being
promptly and permanently cored by
?ernna, . , . - ,
ft These reports do not all come from
obseora vlaeea, atinud by obeenre neo-
ple. t A large proportion of these letters
ore- written,, by men and women promi
nent in business aad professional cir
cle and many of ttiem well known from
oeean tooeeaa. ...
'Colonel John Franklin Waters occu
pies a prominent position among the
leading trial lawyers of Chtoago He
has probably obtained more verdicts
against oorporatlons in suits for personal
injuries than any maa of his age la the
united states, ana aartng us praoaoe
of over fifteen years he has not lost a
single- ease In the Supreme Courts of
Illinois and Iflssoorl. -Ho is a bard
worker aad has the energy of four men.
- Po rrnmber of years he had been
afflicted with, chroaie catarrh and hav
ing recently been thorooghly oared pf
bis old affeetioa, an Interview was ob
tained with him by one of oar reporters
In which be gave tho following state
ment to ths pabltai
Omxoaso, fiul' Ang. 6, U0A.
.Tbs Fernna Medlelna Oo, Oolumbos, O. i
a mctr o fso aasrfte ot
nsasft at wwrtlor swmwsJbr ammvrv as
yowr JrWMi l Ask awflatws? fcr
awats of ywors froe vasyiatfa.
sifresshss dfnssa s? WfrfW asaoy
so-osRee? rwsBoaTfs M smtff f
taeltbatlmm ptrttctlr can4a4en
cbrtulty TOfflninnsnd AsrwsM ro any
oew uOttrlmg from eatm.
:;$ t JOHN Bt
1MB. aado4pA5t, Chicago, 111.
Another case equally wU-known In
Chicago, Is reported through a letter
from a veteran Railroad man.
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PLACE.
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DEUABLE TJITMESSES
Old VCaseslbf
tarrh can be Curedr
COLONEL JOHH FRATTHIK WATERS, OF CHICAGO.
Captain John H. Lyons, of Chicago,
passenger
agent for
various rail
road com
panies for the
psst twenty
tour years,
eonneoted
with the
Postoff tee
Department
for six years,
the Polios
Department
tor six years,
sad at pree-
ent connected with the Grand Trunk
railroad, had a similar oase. Be lit
; l.B. Lyons. -wi,
Pancake Flow,
'Ontario Prepared Buckwheat, Fancy Elgin Butter. Fox
River Print Butter.
New Orleans and Porto Rico Molasses.
- n.Ai flaiii. Tlwt-na at f ia ITCnAat. Hvmn . Ton Oil 11
get and its only lo qt.
a. . a
vpvi v; a rresn supply ot tnat enuine javn ttoaswu vi
! ,; teo wMon I for a dollar.
i n t rjjry nd Yds wiU be
jee lot w pnoe you
rej-.i.wf -
I J. L HiH,
;:-wT1iobio'01-.,,
, If it s i iVthl a iifirVfiY
aaesaMMMHMen HWBHSMsanSlaMI
, , ' I.
The natural food for
maintaining taorrj,
i
-.T
Tb Fc:d -that isi All Food.
The whole ol the wheat, pc ;ntI3cjJly combined with bar
ley malt, furnishing the ' maxUnuin oi nourishment without
burdonlng the digestion, j Full directionaon every paoltage;
: ; ' For sale by o J - '- i v. -J tj f 14 V,
:: J. J. TOLSON, Jr., '
1
j EiUi.,,
Chronic Ca
veteran soldier and a prominent mem
ber of O. A. R. Camp No. 102.
Captain John H. Lyons, 1G12 Prairie
Ave., Ohioago, 111., writes:
"For twenty years I suffered with
chronlo catarrh bnt thanks to Poruua I
am now entirely cored.
" It affords me mnch pleasure to make
a statement in behalf of your meritorious
remedy, Pemna. I have used same for
catarrh and Jiave found it to be all you
claim for it. I bad Buffered for tweuty
years. I cheerfully recommend Parana
to anyone suffering from catarrh, as I
believe that, as in my case, it will prove
a sore curq." Captain John H. Lyons.'
Address The Peruna MedleinCo., of
Columbus, Ohio, for instructive free
literature on catarrh.
.
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convinced that its the best Cof-
ever aranx.
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5c.
Wholesale
A Betall
Grocer :
.. t .71 Bread 84.
I .Vltil i, ,lj, U, 1.V l
creating" power, repairing waste,!
LAXAIIVD TASTLIXSS
G1" i
5
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coffee snd t i
Dr. , Lo i
nsrrotis Um.' :..
l!ia otit r ' t la .
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