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- I i 4 a-1 t O J . Ki -if Published every day In theyeat.McepI Monday, at Kiddle street.- PnonNo.8L - , -' CHARLES Lt STEVENS. " ".' mroaro rBonunroA f V v ' ' vtu SUESCRIPTIOH RATES. One year, In advance.............. c One year, not la advance... ..... Monthly, by carrier la the olty.. M '' Advertising Rates famished on appti cation.'' : Entered sj the Poet Office, New Ben, n. as seoonacMH watwr, 4 -, Official apr ef Mew Bar -J - Craven Cennty. ; t Hew Ben. K. C. May 4, IWtf, ; Alt ADVANTAGEOUS TEXAS LAW. , . - 'v, . '. ' t oil Induatry In Texas, ind It effect ' : flpontheoll market! of the world, la -tallng and other purposes, U Is not htrd " "to see the adrantageoQinessof the Texas ;.vtHH'llM aefl wiv- mmmom pfxmHm vaaase -new oil Industry from being quickly gobbled no by the Standard .Oil Com , , PB? nd UM cut ott the bstteflt to the "; consumer, which has come through- this ' oil discovery. ..f . "J And not only to the consumer, but J this new ladnstry In Texas, In the Beau y room ana uvucr on imiuin, iu given employment to millions or aousracapi- tal and thousands of men, which woold 1 noi nave oeen me caw, nan were oeen no anti-trust law In Texas. - ,lr With the Standard Oil Company la 'control of the Teiai oil fields, the de . t velopment would have been practically - ; notldne. r Utv. ... . - r t - Instead there are today Ml guahers f pouring forth oil, benefitting; thousands of workmen and the transport attest eon- , paaiea, and creating dividends for thoos- ', ands of small stockholders. :' The people of Texas can congratulate ' themselves in thus protecting their In- - teresfs, and having their development v come through the efforts or many, In . stead of having their development kept " In check and held subject to half dozen outside multi-millionaires. . ji'j-i'-ji . State of Ohio, Citt o Toukdo, I Lucas County. ( T Fbadk J. CnENKT makes oath' that he 5 ,1a senior partner of the Arm of F.J. , ..t CnKNiY & Co., doing' business In the City of Toledo. County and State afore- J said, and that said firm will pay each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured (by the use of Hall's Catabbi C0Bi I v. 4 1' FRANK J. CHENEY. 1 - Bworn to before me and subscribed in I my presence, this 6th day of JDeoemher, j A.D.IP86. y T-f , A. W. OtlASOir, 1 f Notary Public. IHalTs Catarrh Cure Is taken Inler- aaUy, and ecu directly on the blood and i mucous surfaces of the system. Bead for ; testimonials, free. , J F.J.CnEKKYCO.,Toledo, O. 'r j Bold by all Druggists. t Hall's Pamily PUU are the beat ' Flan for Palm's IniarratioB. . ; ; Hew Orleans, May t-Tteateasners vf the Southern Pacific ruanlng from here ;V to Havana report that the largest hem s; lathe exports from New Orleans to Cuba Just aow are Cnbaa tag. Ue m V' bet alrpWyaaat them U enoms aaot ii enouga to furnish several flags to'every fcooselnCuba. - i.f, ; like t Dmnlnf mi. v ' "Five years ho a disease Ue doetot . called dyspepsia took took aold) jo( -,m that I could scarcely go." writes Om, B. j, mmtM, wnu-KuuwB BHoraej va xiooona, ; Tex. I took quantities rjpepsja,' and . modldnes bat aothlnc kemM nu. Aa a drowning man grabs at a strtrw I grab bedatKodollfeltan improyemMt at Ones and after a few bottles aat : aoaad t' pd well.", Kedol to the only preparation ' Iilch exactly 4-eprodnees the natural diRetgw Jaicee and eoiseqnantly U the only fits which digests aay Med .food in5 rM "y lormof stosiaci trouble. i i ' - " - Jttute OsfcorHominitei'? , ' vTuUagtoa, rHay 'f-Tbe President sent today U the Senate th aomlnatloa of Frank J, Osborne of North 'Cafoliaa, associate jostloe of the Court of Priveu land Claims.'' k-,: '- - i ""TTjIs pirparatlon eont...,!)! all of tb4 MiRraUint.s and dlMis all kinds oi ', fxid Itfflvcslniiuiritrfllli'f ntjj nevr-t f ,la in ..... Ik ..... . - .., .11 ' vdupiA Mwmi'"aj 'yt 17 in n , tiio fiKid you want, "i l" i!Ht,-imltivi stimur,hs can take It. J y II h iiomnny thnii-.ands of dynwr'-" 1 ;tv bwd i miii 1 alter evorytliixi' -i Jailed. 11 ? '"wnis formation I,, .,, i the elon" i, r iicvlriR all Cl : ' rfiitlnsrJ t ,; uniie.ccs'iiiiy. i . .luttotako. t. T i ! t Innlyhf V, (. I ..... , uie BOttu.m . , . .. . .. ..... . . "IT TO LAUGH." ' J A laaabe ( AU aaUUs Viwaa the Tmm mt at Yeakeie imf. Church What's become of your ship ping clerk? o . Gotham Oh, we shipped hlm -i ; - Teart Hellol Blaek aye agaiaj If ore tronble wlta yoor wtfel - A i - CrlmBonbeek No; plncpocg thn time. - Ha That dog fee around with yoor bnsbaad alt the time, doesn't her - r. . She-Ob, yea; the dog knowa alt ptaoe. ,i s r Ua CrlmeonlMak-I see a oaUeatl exhibition of moles and tfonkeyg la to De helu in Berlin, v . Mrs. Crlmeoobeak-Vnn yon be Tier, my dean " ? ' " "Whafi the trouble ontta tBaatdre therer naked the proprietor ot One of tnegtila, i ' "Ob, pleaae, Uf, the cloak model's navtn a nt. atrr " "Well, whafa aba here fotr 'i Sbe-rm going to try my band at maiant DUcnite today, aear. Ho I'm ao glad, Clara. ' "Why are you glad, CharfleT "Becaose I've Invited the doctor te dine with ue tonight and he's -always bragging that he's never tick." Yoak- era 8U tesnuui. " i' - r, ii Be Ttew ef It r. - "He proposed to me by letter. "By letter I And be Uvea In tM dty. "How did yon replyr - "I told htm that that kmd eT pr poeal mad aw reel as if roagbtio ship myself to blm by express, like a piece slnierehella,aDdthatIwint ready to be delivered that way." ) "Qnlta right" "s "Se.h telephoned ihatae'd renew the negotiations thla evening and'eav Oeevor to make snltxtHe arrangementa for personal delivery. I tnought he might as well M given to understand at oaea that I aow my rlgbta InOw nrtniiiaie rmirasn Peat. w the Suir Oeea. The other day I' met a dear Utile weenie In sexless garments leading.' a small animal by a rope,. 1 said. "Good morning; little prettle." ' Weenie Tot b sexless garments; aald, "Goo morning. m-a-die." ,"How is yoor doggla this mornmgr "He ain't no doggie. fa a na-a-ay.": As tf to ester a mild Bro- tett nanny said -something that soanoV ed like MSSSStta made on a slate with a aqneaky awncIL: Now,an yon or aay linotype reader ten me bow to spell the word which Illustrates now a nanny goes. How can the plaintive WSOMMW of a nanny be pot Into print I woold also be glad to learn where I can gat e nice, kind, ladylike nanny. Chicago Tribune. Hiss Florence Newman, who has bean a great sufferer from muscular rheuma tism, say Chamberlain's Pain Balm M the only remedy that affords her relief. Mils Newman la a much respected resi dent of the village of Gray, N. Y sad makes this Statement for the benefit of others similarly afflicted. ThU liaimeat Is for sale by F. 8. Duffy & Co. .. j i iSfcWii Amos Cunminri Dead. Wasklagtoaw Xtr awispreeentaUre Amos J. Cummtngsof New York died at a hospital In Baltimore toalgM, of pneumonia eonaeoueat npoa a smrgkal operatloa. Doi't Start Wronf. : Doa't start Uasommer with a Jllager- tag eoegh or cold. We all know what a mmer cold" to. It's the hardest Wad to cure. Often It "kaags oa" throagh the entire eeasoa. Takwst tahand right aow A few doeee of On Minute Ooagk - Care win set yo right flare can for eoagk, colds, ormap, grIr, Mxoohitls, all throat, aad mag tronbles. Aseolately safe. Acts atpMe.ChndreaUke It. "One Ulanta CoaghCuretotkwbasteomedlcUal ever aasd," gays f. H. Bowles, OroreteA, X. H. "I werer foaad aaythlng stoethat acted so safely and quickly." F 8 Deffy.l - tenaaaMsii oratres-- .1 1 Hnkkoro,H.C.,atay t-Tbe abertff nparts 0 walls aad tot aefto " voters la Orange m having tailed to' pay iaatri poll toi. -f.-t ' -.av! J Wants Otkers to Karr. nr. &J U tatty "1 have ased DewlU tltlk. Blasts for aonstlpatloa and torpid "Brer aad they are an rlgTit. I aal glad to fa- derm them for X think whea w find h. good thing w ought to let ethers anew It." writes Alfred- Betas, Qntocy. IB. They a em grip or dlstrss. Sara, sals puis. r:8.vratt.-M -;: p jvi ; -; ' 'Beaisssr BaiMb; J l Tory careful experiments bar mad to tost the delicacy of the sen of smell la hmnan beings.' A series of solotlons of nv dllreren nbauacfl Was prepared.' cnr srte being 0 ar ranged that every solution wa of half th strengtb of tM preceding 'on The srlcH Wr ntendd- by -n cenHlrfl dilution tUT It wa Impoe; Ul to (irtrt the odors. , Th ni of th botUe eouialBlag th oluiluQa wa completely dlaanaagad, asd.tha teat eonaiated la th attempt to claealf; them I T ttie wmw of smell alon. i Aa t 1 miCiber of mat ana xotnal obcerverr were selected front tle beat potbecarl(' hop aod wa r quired to arrahir tli bot ' Tli male wer abl to C. tort ti. i.-.i ct th nitrmt of Vnij1 lo t" -lui!nn n.f part t llCr 'tt ' tidM' ? female wr ! t ! t 11 t. SOluUon f 1 1 it ta "!; ) t wntr. Tb oil of wi.iterrreen - c -- d 11 about t"' sum I ' -pofJun ii. I " ' tl.s nrneeitmit ef C. - -i. T Vr, t1 !a f $ v.. At c - .Wlii.dm Bc-rgen, the jsiur Ciaoinnstl backstop, la a young man v. uh a bf future. His catching la of a gilt edged arder, and aa a thrower be has few su periors. Bergen Is the brother of the famous catcher Bergen that died a couple of rtuiusi anon. years agor and be promises tWirpbdld his family reputation His throwing' i chiefly marked by its rapidity of ax cutloo Ha- seldom fails to nail th would be bsto stealer at second or thirds and this to doe to bis ability us with effect the "anap" or i movement Instead of " drawing ato hand back for a full arm sweep. In this manner Bergen saves several seconds. Young Bergen was the mainstay but season of John T. Brash's: Beds, and If a continues his good work be wlH sooa lead tbe Hat of catcher. r Vmmm Cwrhtt la Gratefal. Yonng Corbett la -truly an apprecl- tlve yaaagaten aad to th ma whom b claim assisted him materially to win th feataarweigfat championship be wants to make a practical acknowl edgment of bis good will. Tbe man Is Bill Crowley of Hartford, Conn, who managed th McOovem -Corbett fight law Tnanksglvlng day. ft. ay letter to Crowley tb Denver boy says that he wants bis out fight with MeGovern to take place In Hart ford or ,bcfore som dab in whlen Crowley Is Interested. . Continuing, the champion says: : "It wa yon who brought me out f th wast, unknown and almost with, at a friend in tb east eren to tbe extent of paying my far from Denver to Hartford. Aa far as I am concern ed, yoa arth a4y man to b consid ered wbea this match is arranged. I want yon 'to contlnoe my friend, to max an "effort to nave the boat tmngbt off in tb easf and yoa can depend upon It that I will not gra to hav tb boot take phc elsewner If I can kelp If' rg When aaktd roaU how a Mt aid what ha thought about hi chance Of winning against Jeffries, Fltsalmmoha "I feel fine tost now. aad srlthia few mors weeks Work I am eertataf I WO! rjastrgasa hanwhsulanta th ring. I am extremely confident I Will beat Jeffrie. I know I wUI bar to fight tb battle of my Jlfto win, aa MCrtaf Is a powerful soanand besides baa tonproved waaafuUy la hla ight- tog ataea ha tVogM Insv it I avcs featoa, I will bavw aoaxews to aCar ani wHl aeMwtodg yeffrlea th bt tor aaaa.'-;. -v;.--. ,w ., - r , -.. " wtarMijav ? ' T soppow th Ratfcnal leagna paV. no. almost te a man, considers BAM Wagner the greatast player to ta gaaa-at th prsnt tlm," says afc- "Th Teoton. Jsc, etrlalabr av, yrformir; bat taiototoMaam- itoav vi a)otft tata: tiMtiaH baa rr ffared1- -puty whw eoirld C th rwoehBian; ito'to ahnot ta a ctoa by himaelf When ft : comes to JUttlng and. fielding, aad ha has ran apasd to gcttlac down to Vst aid nAte4r ( dralt( th haaea," '-.. t-li 1 ' vlfw) said ta yacMrtg drcto that' at- thorlgh Cbnrley Bnrr has been ngagd by Arjgiist Belmont to Salt bit seventy footer MIneol tUl.caon, It wlH nt prevent his taking. -tb Columbia- to Cagtand la tb wreat J. rtorpoat UMrarcetr1ng' c challeaaw alt. BataMSir arawld af ane H la aatoY r tea ti wtto.trpwd gtvaahw eawac 'r agia beating-ByeaBsor or ) wriage, and la their own waters. "3 ir ', V C 'Oak. VasMk, i -I kUrt DaiaiMMa4draCnMer'Oak park.' at- Hartford. Caav"tb aaett track In tt country" and would Ms to-rae frinv AJert 203. agklnat Anaconda, tm ; or any ether eorrteat tnt for $3,000 to 110,000 a side. Trainer Curry, wbo drove Prince Alert lt season after tb accident to Demarest thinks Alert has a good chanc of ojaaUoa) th rscord of Btar Platcf. - Tb glove whit Bob ntvjrfmmor WK1 Wear In Ble 6gb arlugf Jfffrl. trcr rno's In C'l'- t tjn ' t t!ie d:ro t'..a ef Cl.fr? r. 1 '?. ' rttxaUna-i! t cures niiiiy all of I s tralulng 1 s tiheroftlia t''"re, ;;.,f.1, 1 1 j . ; -..'T.z)l tt a Cizztzzzniu ! "At th end of the cDir!rrn, w.!: Oif ? Clurk, I -utVt bf.wlanl co jrp..iin, "from overwork, - servers ti ' n, loMof : p Si- 1 eoRfitstit i !, Jlld T -!t r.. ' d.r 1. I! I 1 t' t SU V.9 c -r,t u p f 1) ' '-aoi.,tof ot.' r, let tree boi.', c.f i::m't.io cm---!,: 'fB:i r' ' t. r. r 1! t '' r-"- I t. " - e--r t ' f : iA(tv ' 1'::: p. q runny Tweat ta ceatarr s .tits pn .. . Siawp aad. ro4. . . The tic of drug taking, which has taken so firm hold on tbe lives of so ciety men and women. Is developing to such an extent and la such curious di rections that It threatens to become a aerkm and all pervading evlL Most drag are taken for th sax of Soothing'-. thi' nervrs mad -producing sleep, put n-new-drag has lately, been diacovered whleb we Its value to the fact that tt -to regarded as a substitute for natural rest:.:?' . Modern men and women who are not now,- content with a day of twelve hours, but wish to Bye .and enjoy as many as poasWM 'ot th twenty-four, now carry in their little sliver bonbon. nleres or embroidered bags some inno cent looking whit tabloids which, they declare, " entirely do away with the want of steep.-' '"i "It seems so laay," said a well known young man about town, tb other day, "to sleep away eight boors of tb twen-ty-fourr ":'; "!.vr-.. People will no- longer allow them' selves the necessary . amount :0f time for aleen. The are so worn, onl and exhausted with too much work of too much piny that they gradually become entirely enfeebled and are quite as un willing thoy are ouabl to rest : ' With th loss of health they Iob as well the wish to eat and another flew drug which I now "being exploited) In Pari claim for Itself thai henceforth no one win need either nourishment or appetite. ; ' ; Th faet liacfeti life today tr so en tlrly arttflctol thatit 1 only by a con stant aa of drags,- the mot oommon of which are morphia' an cocaine, that Its devotees are abl to get through their day... ',.,., ,. ... h, . Bom of Its popular favorites, the women without whom no-ball or party Is complete, at often Invisible for hours under the Influence of. deadly dnig-Indon HalL What Thin Folks Ned 1 Is a greater power of dlges'.lna and assimilating food. For them Dr King's New Life Pills work wonders. They tone and tegtilaie tne digestive organs, gantry expel all polaonafrom theays- tent.-enrieb the blond. Improve apprifte, make healthy flesh. Only SSc at C. D. Bradbam's. ' Tkrec ToraadC8 in Iowa. Dee Mora, May J Three tomadoea slmultaneoosly swept through three dif ferent connlles In central Iowa last night NMhlag In serious htjuriea to twelve parson and over 50,000 damage to prpperty and growing crop. Try tbe new remedy for cosilvenesa. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab lets. Every box guaranteed. Price, 25 Mats. For sale by F. 8. Puffy. Fell With a Blr Safe. Mew Tork, May I A safe weighing flv tons with two men on top of It was bring hoisted to a flftoenth-story window la the Queen building, tonight, when the ropa broke. The safe and men fell na stories. The mea landed on Ihe nave- BHht twenty feet away from the safe and both wer killed instantly. Stand Like a StaoeWaU Betweea - year htldren aad the tor. tan at Itching aad buraing eoema, acaldhsad r otaw skin disease. How f why, by satag Backlen'i Arnica Balv, earth's greatest haler. Quickest . Ulcer, Fver Bores, Salt Bheaas, Cats, Barns or Braise. - Infalli ble far Piles, gs at CD. BnoWs drag store. - -3 ' Bsact LcaTCs S. A. L XerfolavTaMayt 1VB- L. Baark ajaral asnget agent el the Seaboard Air Lin, mlgaed today, it to sM, 1o aecapt ssrrk la ta east.' ' Mr; Bnaoh, wa east to th ttoaboard from the Soatkara aot long ago, to regarded as an spHialiy eapakls man. r' Iff H l IM Mbf J -- . ! -. t: Bcwalw-gf a CwBtll- ' -A cough Is sot Vdlaaas but a symp tom. Ooasamptioa , aad.'; bronchia, which r1b most dsageroa and fatal disease, hav for their first Indication a persistent eoogh, and If properly trtotod atsooa to th eoagk appears are easily cured. Chambai lain' Cough "Remedy has prova wonderfully snoeesstDi, sad gaJned Hs wide repttatioa and nteasiv ato by It sneees ta earing the diseases WMcb catto coHgtlng. If It is aot baa flctaMt will sot cost yoaaeent' Fpr sl VyF. 8.DhffyCo. ' -rX-1 '-""ft:' Damp houaet cans moplahnes. ' ' 1 Wbea first batched, turkeys ar tea. dersr than ebiclmna, '. " . Tb plumag of old fowls tend to tasd Hgbtr with Increasing rear. , Good fdli)g and good car will amaw wr) eommoo fowl mora pro ductive. ' -' .. ..; , .... . , rwla may at too arach grata r mwt tor their bealth, tmt rarsty too much sallk, .,, . -. . ,-.rv Whol wheat and Bk foods gtv starch snd feather making properties and leea oil to th blood. A healthy fowl doe not need cootS- tlon powdors, erz food or other preparation,-, but wuolcaom and vark-1 f ,1 Rtrci'-s a Gre st Secret.. , ' It l often askril howsnth sUrt!! Cnrwi, tlit f u ' the best '. - ' ': : r e.Tiwted by Tr. KI"t I'" I' cov ery fnr Consmriitl.in. l-rc'i t;. t i-1, It cuts l the fl.V 'T1 and germ inui t ed mtiriu, and 1 U the lifo-glvlr ; cty gfm:..h and v". .:!.- the It I" ' l'i h "' c- 'i-w-::ti t- rtft I I -'-"i, I 1 r ' p . r ' -i "' it y! ',1 1-r. : 'a " I : . ii-e 11 '. I. ' f .it l'i 1 r- ! r NAf.'INQ A H0CS!ft TOWN. Vk ttdrr aa Apaattopfc feiu M .;y BtaUwar StMlM Slarau-' - I Indiana, Is full of town with; queer name,' but tb queerest of them all has so far been left to languish in un deserved obecurity. -People who are acquainted with that portion of dark est Indiana which lies In the tmmedl ta vlclnUx - of-rtSfawf ordsvllle must hav ea-o tb aignboord of a little railroad station as they rushed by en a railroad train this astonishing name, Wxawav'as' j:(-tf- A- -1 . Behind that apostrophe lies the story of the Jokevfbich a rich old Indiana farmer played on the directors of a great railroad company.-' The farmer in question owned aeveral thousand acre of land in on body. When the railroad wa built it was found neces sary to .cut through his land. The right of wtfy agents went to tbe old farmer; and asked him .to set a price on tbe strip running through his farm a few bandred feet wide; He htugned at them and said his land w not for sale at any price. Ho dldnt believe to railroads anyhow and. dldn'twnnt one running through his property. They offered him a huge price for tbe land, for they had found other property owner In the vicinity reasonable and did not cure to start any condemnation salts unless It was absolutely necessary. But the old farm er would not listen-to them. His In come was twice as large as he cared to spend, and h rather enjoyed the posi tion of blocking tb efforts of a great coiporottoa, . Tbe claim -agents made up their minds that they would have to start a suit and were about ready to bring it when: tney were surprised to get a letter from the old farmer. "If you'll let me nam the town you are going to build on my land,-! be said. "I'll give you all tbe land you need." They accepted bis terms with glee. Of ("OHi-ae they expected that bis vanity Would todd blm to name tbe town after himself, and they were quite prepared for that emergency. Bt he fooled them. A written agreement" vns drawn up nnd signed and the deeds paused. Then they asked hint for bis name, Tbe old man grinned brondly. "We'll cnll It HeUtowu." be said. They argued with blm until they saw It wm intuit-as. They could not back out for the pnpere bad already been signed. Tbvu tbey decided they would get even lu another way. Tbey elided the second, third and fourth letters of tbe name nnd put lu their place au In nocent nKstroilic. and so the name of the village Is Il'town to this duy. Chicago Tribune. Te Protect Oalventon. The protection of Unlveston from de atrurtlre atonns mid future Invasions of the water of the gulf, sucli ns near ly overwhelmed tbe city In 11100. bus been a ai-rlons problem nlnec that cn .tastrophe. Tiie low lying alto of the city makes tlx problem dlftlcult, and the enormous Impairment of the tax pay ing ability or the people makes It out of the (juration to raise licw lonim In (he ordlnnry way to pay for audi works aa may Im determined on. Itecently a board of engineers which had been considering the subject reported (lint it would be necessary to build n sni wall three mile long and seventeen feet above low water nnd to build an earth en embankment back of this wall at a total cost estimated at tl.T.'0.000. A popular subscription was Immediately opeucd to un Issue of per cent bonds, aad at last accounts half of tbe sum required bad been pledged. ' Dangerous II Neglected. Burns, cuts and other wounds often fail to heal properly if neglected and become tronotesom son. 1J Will's witch haael Salve prevent such consequence. Even Where delay ha aggravated tbe Injury D Witt's Witch Hazel Halve effects a cure. "1 had a running sore on my leg thirty years," says H. 0. Hartly, Tankee- towa, lad. "After using many remedies. I tried DeWht'a Witch Hazel Halve. A fw box healed tb ore." Curt - all kin disease. Pllei yield to it at oace. Bewar of counterfeit. F. 8. Daffy. The iBMtk leki ba. Tbe custom of street car conductors to refuse smooth nickels, presumably to accordant with order from their managers, fans been given a severe blow by Justice Ttyan f -th circuit -eenrt In . St Louis. 'The 8t Louis Transit company was; sued for dam age by John' Ruth, a passenger who had been Wetted from a car because hs Insisted that the conductor should Mcelv a smooth nickel for fare. The complainant was awarded 12.000. Judge Hyan said: " ' '."Tber la no ucb thing, assumed by the defendant a a nickel of toss than full face value. A gold coin may b worth toss than tta fc valu be es as of abrasion or loa of weight bat thla to not true of a nickeL .I think th carrier should be held to tbe raw that If It eject a passenger woo tender a good coin in payment It does a at it peri.; It la .better that th conductor if In doubt ahonld receive th coin than to MtsbUsh a rule of law which would permit him to eject passonger who tender a good coin and than plead as sa scu that he thought It was bad. Ia .thla ess his plea doe not go so far. H only re jected tt became tt was "smooth.' He never claimed it wat bad. lla act wa a mer wanton and caprlclou rejec tion ef th only plec of money the plaintiff bad at th tJm,"-NashTlll American. " '. "It la with a good deal ot pleasure and satisfaction that I recommend Chamber. ruin's Collo, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy," ssys Drorglst A. W. Bawtelle, of Hartford, Coon. "A lady customer, Ing the remedy exposed for sale on i. y show cane, said to mrt 'I really ha ve I hut mndlclne saved my life the t summer while at th shore.' and she me so enlhunlnnilo over Its merits it I at :ice tr", 'n np my n I n! to -i ! 1 t a the future. Itcrenlly a K n rf-nne Ir-to my alore so orr i (u.ia that he sunk at i P "r. I fivn lilm a ilihe of ' - . h ' ' ' ' l. I r .1 llii i ii,!,! a I... o to I! i '-.''! . " "h-. ; "The skin is provided with millions of little pores and glands .invisible to the natural eye, yet through these tiny outlets the larger part of the deadly. matter that daily collects in the body is carried off. But nature never intended that poisons of an irritating or acid character should be eliminated through the skin, the Liver and Kidneys being their natural outlets, and it is when these important organs fail to perform their functions that these acid poisons are absorbed into the blood and find their way to the surface of the body through the pores and glands of the skin, producing intense itching and burning, inflammation and swelling, and eruptions of every conceivable size, shape and character. Skin Diseases differ greatly in their general characteristics and degrees of intensity. Red and angry looking spots break out upon some part of the body with a mass of small pustules or blisters, from which is discharged a clear or straw colored fluid, which dries and flakes off in bran-like particles and scales, or forms into hard and painful sores and scabs. The skin often hardens and dries, cracks and bleeds from the effects of the fiery acids, ..4 . ' wnicn tne blood is continually throwing off. Pimples, black heads and blotches are evidences of a too acid blood, which has inflamed and clogged the pores. Skin Diseases being depend ent upon the same causes require the same treatment, which must be constitutional and not external. Nothing applied locally to the inflamed surface can bring much relief. The disfiguring eruptions will continue to annoy and you in spite of soaps, washes or powders. There is v hope of getting rid of a skin disease except through the purification of the depreciated bloud and neutralizing and filtering out of thft circulation all poisonous substances and acids. The purifying and tonic properties of S. S. S. soon manifest their influence in skin affections; the debilitated system is invigorated and toned up, and the gradual disappearance of the eruptions show that the polluted blood is being brougnt back to its natural purity and strength. Old chronic skin disorders, which have resisted all the ordinary methods of treatment, readilv vield to the curative SALT RHEUM, TETTER, NETTLE RASH, PSORIASIS, ACNE, BOILS. or any of the poisonous drugs which constitute the basis of so many so-called skin cures. Our Medical Department has been of the greatest assistance to thousands seeking relief from blood and skin troubles. Write us fully about your case, and our physicians will help you, for which no charge whatever is made. Our illustrated Book on Skin Diseases will be sent free to all who write for it THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA. Directary of the Mails at the New Bern Post Oflice. Mall for;ll points Nortli.'JHnuih nnil WrstWa N. fj. It. It. ami A C Lino cIojc nt s.:in b. m. Hall for ail poimg Eusl via A. Si N. C B. R. cloo at 5:30 p. m. Mall fur all points North and West via A. & N. C. It. H clcwo at 0:00 p. m. Mail for Oriental, Manleo, Elizabeth City an Norfolk via Blr. Ncuse close at 5:90 p, in. Mail for Oriental, Manleo, Kllr.abeth City and Norfolk via Str. Ocracoke close at 8:30 p. m. 8TAU II0CTK8. Mall for Olympla, Grantsboro, I!y- boro. Stonewall, Vandermcro and Orlcn tal close at 5:30 a. m, Mall for Bellair. Lima, Oedily, Chip and Dobbt c'ose at 0:30 a. m. Mail for Ai-kln, Ernul, Zorah. Wasp and Vancehoro close at 1:00 p. m. Mall for Whltford close at 1:00 p. m. Seymour W. Hancock, P. M. Christian Endeavor Convention. The eighth annual Christian Endeavor Convention for North Carolina will be held in Aahevllle, June 87, 28 and 29 This will be a practical convention, and the ways Of working Christian Endeavor in eoantry and town will be fully dis eased. The "Qnietnoni" and Family Religion wll be among the prominent topics before the convention. Rev. Egbert W. Smith of. Greensboro will be one of the rpeakeri; others will be announced later, 7 Rev. It. H. Ones, nastor of the Chris tian ebareb in Aahevllle. Is chairman of tbe entertainment committee, ' Let air interest d to Christian En- deaf or work attend tbe convention.' ,.-!.-;-.. . ' -i ... - . Chmn. Preaa Dept., and Tratt Mangr, BUte TJaion. j ... t Salisbury, N.O.. April 10, 1801. -: .' HUT. -KM IT IT . '4 fs!,r?ifk- :?aWLv does my ncfirhbor irut . . . a - - inch largo piece of let and , you only give) me that mall piece.' jr iceman: a " ! This "ia 1 all 4y6tt Hoed, r Yon bought yonr ltefrigcrator ; from L. II. Cutler Hardware Co., and yon I now the IUsf rigpraton they, acll don't use more than half as much ice as the other fi-llowV Tie Is go in; ti dispone of liis and-, get one like your. ' ' ! V . , I II, m ":;;. k .. .... ...... Refrige fmawra; lwa, Asrll 10, 1901. la 1883 I brake out with Esxeam a my ate, Is aad arms. The Doctor treated me tor at tw year wttkwt stvlag relief. I next tried vsrlsas ltmeato, soaps asd was, kit the did mt no good. I finally quit taking aedlolne, as the shyalolai tald the disease had become ohronlo and Inourable. Havtsg eidared this tormenting malady for about 16 years, I determined to make asthr effort ts get rid ef II and began 8. 8. 8. la July, 1900, aad ottlad it antit November, when I dliMvertd, to my surprise and Joy, that sst a spot old be found 0 my body, which before had bee almost covered with tbe emstlen. It baa bow bee nearly a year since tb a he disappeared, bat ot a sign of it nr. ever returned, aad I am aatlsled tbe ear to permaaent F. a NORFOLK, 1017 Haokbeiry Street pain ECZEMA, Costs Only 25 cents Or mail 85 rata to C. . C.J. HOFFETTDrar Moetori trp CPff.MQFFeTTy jrri ZjlZ.. ' tfJn,r ""'? oraM rhlia iritH tlw hamtritt result. Thti rfffrtn amwaliiMNrt magical, uudeertalnlu swore Hntiufartarv than from a-uTkiiiu wf- ' lawra rera? trmlw, Wow lilmkon Southern Methodist Church.) Phone Gaskill hdw. Co, We have the little things you need for the house- i,lI uml Silver Knnmcl, Polish, Paint, Brushes mul VHrnish. W.ilor (k)Iith, h- Cream roezers, Ice Shavers nnil Pluni-H, YYnsli Tuls, Wnsli llniinls, ( Id Ins Tiiip, Tinware, Agateware, Sjninkleiv, Dnt-I l'mis, Culmiznl Toil. I S. lf, Fly Traps, Kat Traps, Mouse Tnii, 1'nmily Si-ah s, Call Hells, Dinin-r Hella, and Door Bells, Stove Polish, Ijimp Vick :nnl t himiicys. A Feather Duster for 30e, A full stock of Sash, Poors ai il i linds, I'uiiits, (his, and Itnihlns Supplies. Lime at Itctail 2()c pk. Prompt Delivery. Prices Itwnst. PHONE 147. BS&Ftii Haye a house and, lot for saler or want to Day a noose ana lot, Seett ,y jJ.WSTEWARl. T. A. Brew, Trou K. H. Hiaanta Prwi v.V!, ; at. AmM, Qsuklar. ? ot aaTwnnur,r,c .; Doing deneral Banking BuslrKsa March 1, 1001, Hurplna and Undivl- - dod Profits, tn,ooo.ca Prmnnt and nanifnl attanllnn n. j ail hnslnma entrusted to as. Aoconnte received on favorable toima,. ' B-Mtrd at Dlraetaua., . ' fArilinnnil TTlnab IE 0U B. H. Xoalewa, ' . ;h. liiniy.Jr. ' Jim. Itf.ilmond, 1 ' "i.uratn, J. a. -.lowa. powers of S. S. S., and there is no reason why the long time sufferer should feel resigned to his fate under the mistaken idea that some skin diseases are incura ble, for S. S. S. has cured and is still curing cases perhaps far more desperate than yours. S. S. S. is a purely vegetable remedy, containinp; no Potash, Arsenic Cores Cholera -Infantum, Diairhou,bysntery, and the Bowel Troubles of Children of Any Age. Aids Digestion, Regulates the Bowels, Strengthens the Child and Makes at Druggists, TEETHING EASY. J. MOFFETT. M. D, ST. LOUIS, MO. Vmlmmbtts, da., Aug. 4. 1 Hit. - We frwiw womrTKKTHlKA (Trrthina Gaskill Hardware Co. KW ItKi N TUCKER BROS. 810 North Fnnit Htm l, WII.MINTV, - - N. C. The place to buy jour ( enieiivy Work at BOTTOM Pltli KJ. Ir Foreign and Domestic (intnito and Marble. Lettering and Finish the Best Send for latest designs. All work delivered. . 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