hie jcj.
I'uli.labed every day in the year, exec;
Monday, at Kiddle ttreet. ; .
PnoaaNo.8.
CHARLESL. 5TEVENS.
i BDITOmUlB HOMUWO: ', ?
.; SUBSCRIPTS! SATES. -,Ooe
year, t advance....; ,.;..'.V.S
On year, not la savsnoe.. .......
Unntlilv. h nan-la In tha eltv.... . -', M
"AdvertllngRate tarnished oOndl
V cation. "
' a , 4 . o i era
L 1 and i -ii t lonely I, jured, auJ a
n ubcr of r ilu ;i!fcd In frciRLt wreck
l CnJeii on tuS Allekany Valley dl
Viaioe of the Pennsylvania nil road this
morning.-."" ,
J Entered at tha Port Offioa, New Bern,
R.Caowa4lnamtteB. j '
Oftelal rater f New Ben
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New Bera. N. C April ft. 1WS. v
MORAL ' EFFECT OP LOCAL
BENEFACTIONS.
The citizen of ennUAuofl ? wno Je
taWUheraa lestHattoa torlhe WI
Be,be & heaplWaV eWoV' irtwrnayisat
bonding or park, becomes ahsasfaotor
of the commnnlty. -; j;;;!;;;
One of two motto, or a combination
of the two, may be, aald toJjDantoanch,
pubUe tenefaotlon. -?: rlffjr-jfl
The ret for tU pUasoMelfcAaVwaJ
acclaim, the second, throagb tte'piie-f
love of assisting others, It maybe
that the wlh of be "prafce and doing
to
others may
service
set.
The commnnlty which can exhibit to
the visitor, here . hospital, there a
school, or further sleetf public jfHj,
all gift lot te foe m t ibe peortj"l
a commnnlty which -mm: anow that-
people are mutually concerned In f$.
other, and are one when the public Inter
ests aw at stake..' " ""
Theselflth commoaitty will be foond
Without any local dtrtingtrishlng land
mark in the shape of public lottttntlons
glyen for the freease fee peeptJ..A-
In the oauiuaJtx lthont these
lie beneraetipn, tha , wllVbef tout)
local spirit of intense selfish neta.
Tbaze may be" tavftloprnent i pre
greet, bat it war be of Ua sordid Had,
the striving of the Indrvtdoal against
the Individual, wUhaaaUer absence of
charity to far as helping the community
interest. .These cnbM metal Skis)
In the comniunltj that sjJhnped-
Dy lnavtanai aeinanness.
The effect at poWte. benefactions upon
the people where such are bestowed, Is
twofold.
''UK Great fcismit Swamp i
Of Virginia Is a breeding gtonnd of
Valaila.gnUBIlow, wet or marshy
nmmnt th. B wnw i . ve
tit : U I WCltBtete.Chs); til bones
-. -1 "i -t .!;
These benefaction ImproT local phyal
cal coadldoasi and. elaeyror!
upon tha auwat state of tha co
In the moral bMaafit of iMal condition
Is where Uaa.fTea test good Is 'aecalredi
which enriches the community, more
than the betterment of physical condi
tions, although the physical may be
greatly (ncseaaedbf ibAbeneiacilofc , J
It b the spirit sham an tbnvltnes-
lie benefaction, thatJseoTalnahlc moraU
ly. It U ol mow eMle , worth, than.
tha base! action UteU, la taefc Itaxhlblu
a philanthropy which la certain - to And
Imitation, and thus promote a lias of
benefactors wh will prove flmense
moral wetta In rtheU ecalniBwItlat
thtough their practical pnblle benefao
UoMiandaeelasebt the spirit which
Deafness .Cannot be Cored
by local appllcatione as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There Is only one way to cure deafness,
and that It by conttltotional remedies.
Deataeta Is caosed by an teflamed con
dition, ot the muoos llniag et the Eat-
tactltnTube. ; When this lube. In In
flamed yon have n rumbling SoMml or
Imperfect Jiearlog, and when ft U en
tirely closed, Deafnett Is the reiiult, 'and
unless the Inflsmmatloacaa be taken onl
and thla tobe restored to lis normal con
dition keartag' wilt be dstroyed -fort
stct; nine eases out of ten an cane4 by
Catarrh, which Is nothing hot an lo-
llamed condition : of the mueos -tat-
We Will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (ceustdV by ca
tbatr, eaoaol be cured bjr. Hall's
Catarrh Cure. Send for clrculaw, tree.
r.'.VHJWJtx ceuu., rowao, li
Wby aMDroggUti. . , AV
nMl'"PsPWsare.tliebert 7
r oid t. rota - ,t r
t ' ( of Sana: , -!
i t-queer tK i li lot
w... a mall carrier ti-otiier
day. They seem to haves- 'e that
they are doing brilliant things when
they drop any old thing Into a mailbox
to annoy the collectors. I have found
a little of everything In my boxee, in
cluding jnoney Xea, money: but. you
eee, there are some of these newspaper
men on; my route-whe know me, and
eometlmes they, nave batch ot letters
to mall and no stamps en hand. They
drop the letters In and. along with
them the necessary amount of money
to pay -postage. Of course they: know
I will do the rest - This is the only way
I have sves teaatd money In a mallboT. '
, "I barer bsen uatlng two years or
more for the dock who put abont three
feet of eaasage in one ef the boxes one
night V t wne ttnmplna; along on tny
last found about 11 o'clock and epeneit
the box. When I ran my nana lnr I
grabbed the string ofJdog,! and I was
abont the worst frightened fellow in
the District, for I was sure I bad bold
of a snake, and I didn't knotf whether
I had bead or tan hold either. I tnrsed
loose, and,, striking a match, I soon
saw that I bad bad a Joke played on
me. Before that night I was a great
Jover ot saasage, but I bare -not been
able to tackle any alnce.--vaahlngton
Oeta Mkr Deaeat. -
'Ue wfaft wo nuys erbont ft
Ulstah Jackson." mid Charcoal Epte e
ha twaseel the sirup, -we'n er wotnan
mabrlee er man to bettab or (0 worse
sue meoty soon JUr oat abe geuitf ae
'oenfe eb do alternaUvo.H-Bammoro
it'U 1 1
and mtraiclesj and may Induce dangeroM
maladlet. Bat Electrte Bitters never fail
to destroy. jLbem sad core malarial trou
bles. They" will sorely prevam typhold.
u VatrMaisaj rssasdlaa for Malaria
aaf Stomach a.i4LUTer sroables," writes
JlwsrisatooflfceevlIto, O, fbut
never found anything as good u Electric
Bitters." Try them. : Only 60c a D.
Brsdeess gaerertses stUsfsotton.
New Tork, April 4,-lt Is reported fis
dnencWdfalastodty that the oil mag.
nato, John D. Rockefeller, Is seriootly
Ittwidhe home of his joldett daughter,
Maj.?fltroDgt at Lakewood, NewJer-
TJWBestBlOvdPwIfkr.
The blood la eonstsatlt being paatflsd
by the lungs, liver and kldneyt. Keep
these ergaaa to a healthy condition and
the bowels regular and yon will hare no
need of a, blood pnrifier. For this ur
Dose there is aothlng eoual to Chamber-
t Iain's Stoasach and "Liver Tablets, .one
dose of them wBl do yon mora- good
than a dollar botlte ef tne Jest blood
purifier. Price, W cents. Pan pies free
Si JT. B DoffJ Go's, drag atote.
-TTaJBeM up.
Jk. Jotepa, Ifo, Apetl 4.-Pssaeager
train No, U on 4Sev urilngtoa. Road
watch left. St. Joseph,,or Denver last
algtnVwas held up three miles north of
the city limits by. four masks
Railroad vuthorHtet assert that ihe roV
bera did. ajBtaeaftMag.
k, " .. ,
Appolnled Cwpmlssloner, of Imi&i
prompted U pubne jrifts, wlQlieMsjer f f sah'&utM' April itrau Bargaat,
President of the, JBroiherhood bfLeee
" "i.mw.r
General rjf Jmmlgloa.-Be aesratad
"I had stomach troubles all my life,'
says Idw. Mehler,' proprietor of he
tnloa Bottling Works, JEjrJe, s "end
: veral doctors and spent cootldsrabls
, money trying to get a moaaetrMsee
rtnaUy I read or Kedo J7$tfep Qure
aad barabeea,4aJdnf i(Wy .iaat
' satltf action. I never found lie, equal
for MMat: Uooale aai adry
mend U la hope that I may help other
J sufferer.1! Kodel Dyipepsla-Cars ears
.y all stomach" troubles. Ton don't have
in diet. Kodot DvtiMnala Car dlMU
gr. v what yea v r. uffsv'vv-- v :
y Hlsa Stone Stilt For America.
London,' April l-Mlas Stone tailed
P for America oa the sjabeg-Anmrlcsn
Uaer Eeuttchlasd which left BotitUuip.
. vest vf, T..-i Uf ,,-Z.'t v
r
M mions'marvel at fhe multftede of
maUaies eatof by Dr. King's New Idfe
PUhv-the moat dittrssslag too. Stomach
Liver and Bowel trochlea Dyapepalet.
Loss of Appetite, aundloe, CUlMtaesa,
Fever. Malarlai a fall before- tkoae
wonder workers, SSo at 0 D Bradhni
dnghure.
.. A ' -as
; v:- ;- aTM EU ft lime.";".: u
-rta aagleatWightMd colds even
tried all kinds of renjedhav sisilts at lit ttH snibtJaokases often reaU
seriootly at this season )ust because pee
pie are eareletf . M abas' of One Minute
Cftisk Carg aryLfemOTS all danger,
AteoiateltveeaV Aaia-at oaee. Sure
curs for coughs, aolds, croup, grip, broa
abHh) sadrtbar Uroatanayiung trour
n have as40a.Miate .Conga
OmteveMl years as Postmaster &
0. Dswton, . Barr, UL , ' It I the very
best eotrgb medlclae oa the marked
Is: saved' as saaay lever spell of
slcksew ead.1 warmly rerommcad It'
TaebHdyea' tarodle. F. ft, Duffy.
Post.
-13
If troubled by a weak! - digestion - loss
ot appetlt,;or constlpatatlon, try a few
doaes of Cbaraketlalii' fltomaoh- and
Irfver Tablets.' iXrety boa warranted.
Tax BtoJtattymP0;
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' sifffftepo y
Bkhmoad, Va, April tr-the conven
tion today adopted the tuttiaga report
of tb confrrnce'. committee by a tote
of 7 to 17. Twelve Democrat voted
with the Ave Republicans. The conven-
Una adopted t resolution providing for
adjonrament today until May 13,
TOUUIOW WHAT TOO ARB TAKING
When yea -take OrovV Tavele Chill
Tonic, ecaae the., forma'. Is ; plainly
prnied.oa every bottle tbowlng tint It
Is simply Iron and quinine In a tasteless
form. No cure no pay. Price 58c.
Tfc Hl iie ( CnM Tmw
. hl for suiNkKfen, ' .
"Ton woc' -i't thick that rteople
would bother to exchange a little thing
like a lamp wick," said a clerk in a
general supply store, "but the fact I
that we are asked to take back Tarda
of the stuff. ' . ;:fV- ..'
-indeed, of aS the commodltte we
handle none give oa mora trouble than
lamp wick. There are at present
ahnnt a thotuand mfferent una or
lamps and oil stove on tha market,
each with different aiseo earners,
which naturally require as many differ
ent kinds of wick. . We carry an end
less variety; still we cannot anpply the
want, of our customer.. Til at pretty
mnph rv-lr own fanlL hovrever. for aa
tend of examining the old wtck aod
finding out nst wnac tney neea aeaxm
they leave home they merely guesa at
it neasnreBieirts.' and-: wthem I : ask
what size they want they aay? : 1 y
Ob,aboat M bigr jj . -
Tha lenvo meto BO tb SeStof the
way bUndly."-Aa a consequence I often
make mistake; and the next day they
hrititf fh wick, back and want to e.
ehaag It toe eomethtng that will lit
th burner.- If they rbava taken the
precaution to learn what they want, we
accommodate them, even, though the
returned wick, doe smelL to heaven
with oil ' Throngh pursuing fbl pol
icy w now have hnndreda ot yards of
wkk on oar hand that we can never
diaimaa. ot- but thla anestlon oft bunn
wick 1 so complex that there seem
no, remedy ror toe aimcuity.--ew
lork Time.'''-1;" '
Ajiaatieitjrs Fire Losses.
Atlaatle City, April nvlsed es
timate plaoea the lost ot yertetdtyt fire
at $073,000, with Inturance of $168,000,
The woho4 seboUdlng ,w begua to
day when a' fence T workmen nwae pat
to work repslrtng the boardwalk. Plan
re under way for the erection of two
magnificent fireproof faoteki.1. the ban,
ed section. - ,y'- : VvsS '
Shot In His Left Lee.
For nil kinds of sores, burns, bruise,
or other wound Do WiU's Witch Basel
Salve Is sure enre. Skin dlresses yield
to It at once. . Never 1 falls In ease Of
piles. Cooling and healing. None gen
ome but DsWltl't. Bewar of counter-
felt. . "I suffered for many year from
a sore caused by a gunshot wound la
my left leg," say A. S. Fuller, English,
IndV would not htalaad gave me
much trouble. I used all kinds of rem
edles to no purpose antU I. tried De-
Witt'! Witch Hsxel Salve. A few boxes
completely eared me." ; F. . Duffy:
la PataemrfaV '
In northern Patagonia a reward a
offered for the extermination of .the
dog that overran' that part of the
world. The ancestors of these wild
doge were yai of tame col lie which
take over Dy a Bcotstnanatraigfet
from hi native hoath... The animal
bv retained their natural Instinct In
connection, with abeen bat instead of
guaraing meat - tney prerer kuiing
tbemj heno the farmers have al way
to be prepared for the ludden advance
at any time ot a-atrong herd of the
wild creatures hungering after mutton.
t" ' TknUm Cimn la Mttle.
"ITijulcal courniw In battle," said n
d' vetL'rao, Is simply this: Your sense
of duty or your cense of shame le so
strong that you cant run away. All
Uils talk, about men Uldnt the mar of
battle la nlne-tenthe rulibtsb. NoUxlj
I!? to- be killed er wounded, and
Dotuii.g Is- more natural than for a
man to get out of the way of a b""
If be can do so without too sotis a
n of Ms own eefl respect cr ef t'. '
t"n sbt-?,
''A 1 ver korw- ti-tt eua B'i.a v'a
eetmd It be riily rellfiiipil f ' t-
: end f t w
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The Best Remedy For Rheumatism.
qoiok atxiKv bok riut.'.
AH who.nted Chamberlain's Pain Balm
for rheumatism are delighted with the
quick relief from pale which It afford
When tpetklng ef this '.He 9. V. Blnkt,
of Troy, Ohlorsay: -f Some' tim kgo I
had eves attack of rheumatism in my
am and shoulder. I tried nuraeron
remedies- tot got no relief -eatll f was
recommended by Meeer, Geot F,.Pron
Co drugglitt of this .place,, to try
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. They recom
mended It so highly that 1 bought a bot
tle. X was soon relieved of all pain.
have; sfnee recommended this liniment
to many of aty friends,, ho agree with
me that It Is the best remedy for muscu
lar rkM.ttifMr..f1u'Sutf' Ttm
alalx r.JvPffy fto.1 ' C- A I J
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Why Bailee XHmtmt Praea IDaailv.
Water vMob ia hot of course 'cannot
freeeeanttl rt hi parted with rtt beat)
but water that has been boiled will.
sr thlnfrs being equal, freese sooner
jib water whkSi tins f been boiled.
t disturb' r. dispose
freero r '-. 1 ei-a thi
t s cnuBe , t iht trees-
of b ;:. .1 v, . i v cvr that
t bn lx)!!cd 1 .s lnvt t air nato-
y cor.t.i!ncd In It, wLMi oa exporar
t a';iopiihcr it oeg.;) sgaln to
t alorh. During Mils proo
'oa Is neroe-
Its rnrtlclos,
i'olo, yci
, TDt 1!
l.w,;-r t!.s
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iy stiil enn le
bi!ow t
l'S becon,' J
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: Bow to Inn 4 Matt.
Lung power . and capacity; -may be
wonderfully Increased and atrengtben
ed by a constant repetition of theeyl
table "ah" on the three or four note
In tbe middle register of the vdlccw
that Is, the three or four notes which
one sings most naturally and with the
least effort Let tbe pupil get one note ,
dear cur, round, full and musical;; then
from that note ae a starting poult let
bin) go up and down, gradually work
ing out the busklness from the sdja
cent note and sounding them ontH
they become pure and resonant and
can be delivered -without (train or ef
fort
Let him work systematically and,
above all. avoid the pernicious trick of
learning "pieces" by rote' or by ear.
HI first effort should be to Increase
the purity and: range of his voice and
to-thai end be ebould. as anggested
above, use tbe broad syllable fan
only for a time, and on no account
should be try to fling an nlr untli he
can do so understanding!?, wltb a full
knowledge of musical notation and a
perfect command of his vocal; re
source. . ;.;
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PoatoaleM ul lliram,
One of tbe rules of tbe postofflc de
partment which often provokes dteaat
mfnetlon Is that which prohibit a post
master or any member of his family
from. gKing out tbe eddresaca of pa
tron of the office. A person may be
looking for some one wboee address
ba been lost or misplaced. Watt t
more natural than to go to tbe poet-
office end ask for tbe Information! But
the postmaster. If be obeys the regula
tions, will not give it Tbe government
acts on theiheory that It to not It busi
ness to disclose the whereabout ef tbe
patrons of the' postofllce. Debtor may
be pursued, by Importunate creditors;
young women may be subjected to un
bloaaant attentions; hundreds of people
for various -reasons, good and bad, may
desire to conceal from somebody their
place of residence. It to not tbe busi
ness of the government to expo them
to annoyance. iouiu uompemon,
' - 1 yji, 1
' ., Gardiner, mm frvaAaw't '
Speaking of .tbe kite Dr. Satnnel ttow-
on Gardiner, a student, of Toynbee
Ilall says:' "HI patience and hi tot
erauce ere lnexlmustible, bis temper
tt the tDtlilest Ho bad, however,
Dleasant rein of satire. For Instance,
be would ,.sny of Fronde, wboee brtl
llabej be iareatly ndoih-ed, bat whose
tmsooadnes he cbaracterlsed as, de
plonblo: 'Wncnerer 1 And myself
ticulnrly perplesod on ouy point 1 look
hveor whnt notrde ba tosay about ft
t always Oitd hi balft Invaluable, for 1
aa trust Implicitly bis unfailing to
atlnct for arriving at fntoe conclustona,
and b. mora positive be become tbe
safer I feet In adopting dlaraetridelly
opiKMlte view"
I j,-A nearly rstiai; KUuawt t j:
Btartad horrible nicer oa . the le of
I. B. Omer.Franklitt, Grove, 11) which
deded doctors sad all remedies tot font
year Then Buckten's Arnloa' Balte
eared -him Xutt a cdbd tor - Bells,
Burn. Bruhet, CutSi Corns, fccsldsi
Skid Bruptlons and File.; ooa, a D.
Bradham' drag store,'" , r-
mmm 11 ' " .,-".t ;
4 wm to worry.
Yon tave the most convincintr evidence of this
fart every day.f Otherwise Tjeautiful faces marred with
Mack heads, blotches and pimples, muddy or sallow com-
piexjons ana rea, roucrn. or ouy sians are some ot the
most oomraon and coaspicaous symptoms of bad blood.
- i ." YOtt can aide tnese ugly and humiliating blemishes by glazing them over with face
ponders and rouge,, and the rough aqd discolored skin is made white and smooth by a lavisli
use of osmetics, but these artificial complexions and false skins only last for a day, when
the eruptions and sots stand out as bare and brazen as ever. The natural beauty and
smoothness of the slon cannot be permanently restored by the use of external applications
for the reason that these skin diseases are due to some poison or humor in the blood thai
itttttst be antidoted and eliminated before the skin can or will return to a healthy state.
Under the purifvincr and tonic effects of S. S. S.
all fmfturities are expelled from the blood, the
general nealtn is invigorated, and all disfiguring
and annoying eruptions promptly and perma
nently disappear from the skin, and it becomes as
soft and smooth as ever. -
Bad blood tells in many other wavs. Itch-
inof andTiurninir eruptions, rashes and sores, boils
and carbuncles show the presence of some irrita-
ting'poison or unhealthy matter in the blood, and
these aeavatin troubles will continue until the
weak and slow circulation has been quickened
ana tne deteriorated blood made rich and strono-
again. Some are born with bad blood, and it begins to tell in infancy; scrofulous affections
sore eyes, scalp diseases, nasal catarrh, stunted growth, brittle bones and soft, flabby muscles
are some of tne early manifestations of bad blood by inheritance. These symptoms if
neglected, may develop into some deep-seated and serious blood trouble later on in life, but
the timely use of S. S. S. will check the disease in its incipiency, remove all taint from the
circulation, and the little sufferers grow into healthy manhood and womanhood.
. When the blood is healthv and oure it tells
different story, a smooth and flawless skin glowing with
health, a sound body and active brain, well nourished
system, good appetite and digestion, and restful and
refreshing sleep. S. S. S., combining both purifying aiul
tonic properties, contains all that you need in the way of
a blood builder and skin beautifier.
S. S. S. is Nature's T?pmpdv Tt mtitoinc nn lrCm,;
Potash, or other mineral, but is strictly a vegetable blood purifier and tonic that can be
taken wiUiout fear of any hurtful effects, and with perfect assurance of a speedy and lasting
pure. Our illustrated book on the Skin and its Diseases contains much plain and practical
information about eruptive diseases, their cause and cure, how to take care of the skin
stc., that will be of inestimable value to all sufferers. We will mail vou a codv f-ee '
, . Write us about your case and our physicians will gladly furnish any information or
advice desired without charge. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA. GA.
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t .fro feasor Cnor Is very abeentmlnd.
ed. ' Hi ton rushed Into bis study one
norhtna and exclaimed: :
"Just think, fnthert I've awallowed
a plnl What shall I doT v , ' ",
Ah, 'well," replied tbe Wg- man,
"don't worry about It Ilere'e another
pin." Chum. ; . . ; 1
Carit a breadTol Cell,
i ir!oa Books, manager for 'TV K.
T.iiu ; son. largs 'mporler of fin roll
1'nery at ,1659 Milwaukee Avenue,
CMessjo. ri . "Durlog the late severs
weather I caug it ad eadful cold which
kept me awtk at nigh and mad me
unfit to etlnnd my work dndng tha day,
One of my D.niinort wat taking Chamber
Iain's Cou;;h IUmtdy for s severe cold
at that time, wblcU aecmcd to rcl! "
her so qnli kv hut I I ought sme f.
11 ;-.?. It ai-.K:.l like n-.;!o and I b-
t) 1 . prove at on e. 1 a rnw cnlli"
".i If il vs 1 lifiM'J to R ' nov.
Its wnrllt For tnlo If F. 8,
: j & Co.
HER BEAUTY RESTORED.
When my daughter wat three month old Eczemi.
broke out on har head and continued to spread until
her head waa entirely covered. She was treated by
several good d 00 tori, but Brew worn, and the dread
ful dlteaae apread to her faoe. She waa taken to two
celebrated health spring, but received no benefit.
Many patent medlolnes were taken, but without result,
until we decided to try 8. S. B., and by the time tho
first bottle waa flniehed, her head began to heal. A
dozen bottles oured her completely and left hor skin
perfectly smooth. She Is now twenty years old, and
has a magnlfioent growth of hair. Not a sign of tho
dreadful disease has ever returned.
H. T. SHOBE.
2814 Pine Street, St. Louis, Mo.
JJr b5
Plrat DAHDBDPP.
8econa-ITCHINO SCALP.
Ihlrt FALLING HAIR.
Th nut tge ia BALDNESS. Yoo
nttd never rtacn it however, for
CkeD&ndnifXCare
ill aBiololely save your hair,
thouatnda testify. Bold at
very droit store. Be sure you
get thi gnttlae-ioitatioD8 are
ineffectual.
Coke Shampoo and
Toilet Soap
1 dellahtfol article for the
hair and cosplexion. It haa no
rival as a baauUfer. satisfy
ing reaulta are guaranteed.
'A. B. BBEHEB CO.. CHICAGO.
FOR BALE BY
Kaa druggists
AT Me HAHN 8c SON'S
"Mo man is born Into the
world whose work is not
;'' - bora with bun. There is
- alwavs work and tools to
:: - work withal for thos who
.V.WUL": ... .
We have Tools tot the Carpenter;
Implements for tha Farmer---Ber-
Inp'a, Vhite'i and Avery Plow
and fasting, both steel and caflt;
Guano Sowen $1.75, W.00, $6.00
and "$12JiO; (see ' our new, giano
sower); Planters, CulUvatorg, Bar.
row8,Ac4 Shorels,' Hoes. .Spades,
Pitch Forks, Bakes and everything
for the tma.: -r-:
Paints, Oila,Vamlflh and Brushes
for the Painter.; ; " '.
... ooking utenstis for .the kitchen.
Agents, for; the oldea and . most
reliable Stoves and Ranges m'ann
factnred, land keep castings in stock
. Builders Supplies of all kinds
Sash, Doors, blinda, Lime, Ualr
Cement Plaster, Jko. " I
I II. W!:r Cfe Co.
3
II -2 a f.cusc end lot
fcr or wzr.t to
I i r. l...2zzz crJ tot,
if i -wl in t
jxv Stables
40 head.of Horses and Mules adapted lor
the farm, draught and road work, thoroughly
seasoned and ready ior work.
Full line of Buggies, Haroes?, Wsgone, Carta, Ktc.
See ub before buying and SAVE MONEY.
Respectfully,
M. II A UN V SOy.
ttheHead
Of ALL Tcbacco Fertilizers.
iPiiilil.
's Spebially prepared for thd lands erisstem Ckroli.na; Insures a
goodcdre. Males wrappers sndfllls your pursed"''
; 1 By Its merit albae one farmer In Jones County will use It cxcluake
ly on hia Ixty'aorea of tobacco,'- " ' ; . -V:.-, . ...
: As our goottq jre m&nuf actured near yW' alid not shipped, a e
claim FreshDfns ai d iGood Mechanical Condition; ;' : 'r" j';": ; ' '
m . mm . ' a. a 1 a -. . I n T J nJl.' fl-a. .at
- v fi (Th ci-aufi a am:m o. a j cron ana id oa mm. .
frn Mntfn: N,t how Cheap. lot How Gool :j .-': ,'; v.. V;
- 'maIt vou use Ft-rtilizer Call and See us.-"'-1 v'i v1,. 'Y
e. xi. 55. j. .a.' racAco w . w.
- . .. Ulik sjrtde Fertllliers, '' '.' ."
factorr Nease Itlvrr. KEW BIB!, W. C. i
Trc-criy SVrNjtl".
I htve n-Tctal dtvlisllr Ii f-IO. ii e
mir n'l'f. t'lutiod In lh I'Cft n i'IiIi ik
t !if t' 1 (":' 7- A!l0 IIM!-' r I f f v
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