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-- "V. j) III U J(T NlhTHl - 5 U t- J J ,V0l. XX--N0, 69, TWINTI-FIRST IIAE aaassJMssaaaaaaWsissaaaasr4 -""'Tt: 0m. 'if4,-. ' - -V- W ' ii Ji ULAC? . JiilVUIILkL lUUlv JUT, VCOi; "Illiaa Aria well known, Dr. Hartmu li the pvaldent of the Hartman Suiltariam, to. tnatltation whloh hai department devoted exclusively to the treatment of female diseases. He is thus brought to see thousands of such eases every year, the most of whom return THE GREATEST OF AMERICA'S SANITARIUMS. to their homes to be treated by corre spondence. : The principal remedy he relies upon in such cases is Feruna, which every woman should have, who has any affec tion of this kind. :' In view of the great multitude of women suffering from some kind of female disease, and yet unable to find any cure, Dr. Hartman, the renowned gynaecologist, has announced his wil lingness to direct the treatment of as many cases as may make application to him daring the summer months with out charge. . The treatment will be conducted by correspondence. The doctor will pre scribe all medicines, applications, hy gienic and dietary regulations neces sary to oomplete a cure. The medicines prescribed can be obtained at all drug stores. This offer will prevail during the summer months. Any woman can become a regular patient by sending a written statement of her age, condition of life, history and symptoms of her de rangements. . All cases of female diseases, including menstrual Irregularities, displacements, ulcerations, Inflammations, discharges, irritation of the ovaries, tumors and dropsy of the abdomen, should apply at once and become registered as regular We In all Shapes and Sizes See window display J Vlt HAVE iWeVSell. EveiythingJ W. The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio. patients. All correspondence will be held strictly confidential. No testimo nials of cures will bo given to the public except by the express wish of the patient. No one knows better than Dr. Hart man how much the women suffer with diseases peculiar to their sex. No one knowB better than he does how many of them suffer with such diseases. Pa tiently, hopefully, wearily, and often silently, they eke ont a miserable exist ence year after year. A woman confined to the house sev eral years with a chronic female de rangement DISEASES PECULIAR TO THE FEMALE SEX. had finally given up all hope of being cured. She had tried phy sician after physician, and remedy after remedy, without any permanent im provement. Her treatment had cost her husband, who was a poor man, hundreds of dollars. They had been obliged to deny themselves many comforts of life In order to get money enough to pay the physicians. Picking up the paper one day she hap pened to read an item which contained the news that Dr. Hartman would treat such cases free of charge by letter. She immediately wrote the doctor, describ ing her case, and giving him all her symptoms. She soon received a letter telling her exactly what to do and what medloines and appliances to get. She began the treatment (the principal rem edy being Peruna) at once, and in a few weeks was well and strong again and able to do hor own work. Offer' Balance 10 DOZEN rice im eaen; A GOOD MANY AtfRACTIVlIllCESllllW Another woman who used Peruna without becoming one of Dr. Hartman'a regular pa tients had the following ex perience . Miss Ida Green writes ONE OF THE 200,000 WOMEN HELPED LAST TEAR. from Baldwin vllle, Ga.: "Peruna is wonderful and good, and certain enre for female weakness. I have been ill and have been taking doctor's medicine for several years, and found that none did me any good. 'Every day It was a worry. I waa always sick. I Had coma to the cow dosha to give up, and not us any more medicine. I was sick indeed for the past two yean. Just before I began to take Peruna I was very weak, be sides I was bilious and constipated. "I had pains in my back and side and falling of the womb, with bearing down pains. "One day while reading my-newspaper, I came across an ad., read of the book for women entitled, "Health and Beauty," and sent for it. Than I began to use Peruna, After nsing several bottles I am now thoroughly cured." MISS IDA GREEN. Mrs. Theresa Keller, of Fremont, Wash., writes: " Peruna not only cured me of female trouble but prevents me catchine nnv cold, and as long as I have a bottle in the house my family needs no doctor. Mrs. Theresa Keller. - Send for free book entitled, "Health and Beauty." Address Dr. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio. of this no or at the Remarkably Lb -.v-r OTHER TIIKIGS PilEIGH. John Dermis Not Killed. Death :. Caused by Heart Failure. Oarej Limber Company Lost Greater Thka Wme First Jtoperted Um Will Beach $75,000 SeluiersHoste rilled. Applications Com- : v': ' lag- la. RiLIiqh, June 6. In the federal court today the ease against ex-bostmaater Exam, of Benson, was taken up.. He u charged with embezzling $700. The con vlotion ot ex-postmaster J. T. Oorbett of Selma was - so surprise. A ' govern ment, official says he thinks Corbet risked the thefts In the belief that Haley his Militant postmaster, would hare to shoulder the blame: In other words that the jury would believe him rather than Haley. The negro man Horton and the negro woman Jndd, held as snapects iu the case of John Dennis were released last night The coroner telephoned from Apex that Dennis' death was due to heart disease. The loss by the burning of the Cary Lumber Company's large plant at Cary Is perhaps greater than at first reported It Is asserted that there was 1,000,000 feet of lumber In the' yards, that quantity is worth 176,000. The plant was large. For some time the company had desired to remove It from Gary, probably to Apex or to Angler in Harnett county, the present southern terminus of the company's railway, the Cape Fear and Northern. It will net, therefore, be re built at Cary. There is only $15,000 in surance. E. 0. Hllyer, of Newport News Is now the owner of the electrlo power plant at HUbernle, on Neuie river,-4 miles from here. His Investment there represents something like $100,000. The machinery la now ready for testing. The -transformers have arrived. There are three wires, 7 miles long, Into the city. The plant la to develop 800 horse-power. Auditor Dixon says the Soldiers Home here Is now full, yet there are a number of applications for admission which can not be acted on. The legislature will no doubt provide another dormitory like the one built last winter. Ooternor Aycock arrived last night from the State University. He has made many speeches this year, almost all of them In the interest of public education. Four speeches bare been made at Ral elgh. two at Durham, two each at Char lotte, Greensboro and Charleston, one .-:-' . .-,-ij.;r:; -;.: vr:- ' 1 ; 1 AT VERY t each at LaGrange, FayettevUle, Athen, Ga, UarBhaUbarg-, PlMbluff, Prices 11111 MarshrTIle, Bhelby, Auburn; Oak Ridge Newton, lieidsvllle, and Salem. " . Among today's visitors to the execu tive office; aa f V IBeasley of Ply hnonth. - - . - ;. iTonr corespondent-went ont to the Agricultural and Mechanical College to day to see the "progress of work on the large new bandings' It is very wtlsfac- tory. Twelve students, all carpenters, ere at work on Watauga hall. One of these is a son of President Winston of the college. A number of other students are at work on the farm. - President H. G. Connor and the other officers, executive committee, etc., of the State Literary and Historical Society met here this afternoon to consider the charter of the Roanoke Island Celebra tion Company. A sub-committee pre sented plans along that line. There may be a sort of pilgrimage July 4 by the of ficers, etc, to Roanoke Island. Of course as stated, there will be no celebration this year. It Is the hope to arrange for a great one in 1908. VANCEBORO. Death of Mrs. Emily Woodhouse. Interesting-Personals. June 6. Messrs, 8. J. Lane, A. M. Williams, and J. B. Harvey spent Mon day in New Bern. Mr. J W Dally passed through Vance- boro Tuesday. DrL 0 Covington left Sunday for Wrlghtsvllle N. C. to attend the State board. Dr J E Nobles, of Greenville, N. C, made us a pleasant call last week; we are always glad to welcome the Dr. on a visit, and If petitioning would have any effect we would have him to come back and locate with us, but as It will not, our loss Is Greenville's gain. A gloom was cast over our town last Wednesday morning upon hearing of the sudden death of Mrs. Kmlly Wood house (mother of lira W H Cleve.) She leaves a daughter, three sisters and a host of relatives and friends to mourn her loss. We extend our heart felt sym pathy to the bereaved family. Mr T J Turner, of New Bern was In town last weak. Mrs Sarah Satterthwalte of New Bern Is here visiting her daughter, Mrs L N Lancaster. Mr W E Brown and E A Aekln spent Monday in New Horn. Miss Dallas Dlnklns is visiting this week at Olympia. MtssLlzzieEwelland Mrs E A Ewell spent Wednesday In our town. Misses Etta and Nora Lancaster spent last week In our town visiting their sis ter, Mrs. Laughlnghonse. Mrs Spencer, Gardner, and Duraot from Washington were over last week lilackburn What we say do" and don't you fbget it. Ladies Lisle Thread Vest, good quality, 25o Ladies B'viaa Appliqoed Front, extra good value at 60c, only 86c . Ladles Pure Silkalien with Lace Front that is worth 75c, 60o Ladies Lisle Thread in Pint, Blue and Black, 60c AiMtn! AO. i ..V. . mu1 ...Inn a XAit.. I.. QArt ; 40 fanh'wtiltA and 4n allnnlnra. Persian Lawn, toth black and white, at 20c, 25c 80c Irish Linen for . Shirt Waists, real fine quality, 88 in. only, 60o 1000' yards Colqred Lawns, beautiful patterns, and special good .value at 16c,. we will sell MM " ' 4 . 1 i M f : xnii is no oia swok, dui au new uoous, just receiveu ana A.tiught for- . V '.. i Vw EmhroidpTlM and Lacea. Bee them 1- A4tiittttttttti4tttitri4it4i4Uttt4aaM4 : v The America will take pleasure la 'showing their IMMENSE ' STOCK.'. Z ofevery description, Shoos, Hate and every wtlole of!'.'''5I : ?r-.r:; xmr:.ococ3 UHuallv found f n a ftrat-closs dry goods store'. We have a bean- ZZ I tifuljaie of Straw lists which are very cheap, alto foils and ZZ I derbies. The very latest styles in Low Quarter Shoes at prices ; ; - that defy oompetitioh. Beautiful fancies In Ladles i;?. , i ' niiiisinnnY, " r-1 1 1 l In fact we have everything for the summor girls. - We carry a z Z - full line of heavier goods to supjily tlic working people, and we -". l thorn too, The prices la what Bolla gtxxla, and we claim Z Z I we can e ive you money. Come kt ns-convince yon. ; Z . . a I. LOWAT'l, attending the funeral of Mrs. Wood- The gOcd people of our town and vic inity are glad to know that W B Brown has been eleoted one oT the County Commlsslooers. We feel sure that our town will be dry as long as ha remains is office, , TRENTON. Society News. School Commencement Result of Caucus. June 5 Miss Lacretia Cox of Newton Grove, Is vistlng at Dr, Monk's. Miss Jessie Moye of Klnston, Is visit ing Miss Helen Brogden. Mr. J.T. Hall of New Bern, was the guest at Mrs. Wlndley's one day last weekT" Mrs. Townsend ami Miss Fanny Avery of Cove, attended the commencement last week. Mr. Will Barker left-Sunday to attend the Trinity Commencement. Miss Cottle Eoonce who has been at tending the State Normal College re turned home Saturday. A reception waa given by Miss Birdye Koonce at her home Monday evening complimentary to Miss Male Coxjof Catherine Lake and her sister, Miss Cot tle Eoonce. Prof. F. M Ellerbe made his departure Wednesday morning. We regret very much to see him leave for we certainly have enjoyed his "sweet so-journ." Mr. Thurman Davis and Miss Nora Davis of Pink Hill, Lenoir county, came after their sister, Miss Carrie Davis who has been attending school at this place. Most of the school girls and boys have gone home to spend vacation. Guess they, are glad school is up so they can go home. Miss Carrie Hardy, of near LaGrange, who has been attending the Trenton High School, left for her home Saturday accompanied by Mr T A Wlndley who returned Monday. At the convention Monday J A Smith was made chairman and A C Fosoue, Secretary. The following were endorsed Judge Walter Clark, for Chief Justice; Chaa R Thomas for Congress; F M Sim mons for U. 8. Senate; Thos. D Warren for State senate and L. L Moore for Solicitor. The commencement exercises of Tren ton High School closed last Friday, They were very nice: We could mention a great many nice pieces, but among the most Important which is worthy of be ing mentioned wis a solo beautifully rendered by Miss Isabel Brogden. Perseverance. CASTOR I A For Infant and CMldren. - TbaKindYoo Hais Always Booght Bear the Signature of w we do "We do I w I ffa vmrh Ific. t.hla wmIt. 18fl for lOo - J J i I js 1 .'Vti-,:. r;j;,'-. OT I Vr-, t , i S J m Harail To . Fresh lot Fox River Print Butter and Fancy Elgin Butter Just Received. Portsmouth Corned Mullets. Fancy Cream Cheese, California Hams, Breakfast Strips and English Cured Shoulders. . New Barrel Fulton Market Corned Beef. Complete Stock of Canned Meats. Fresh Vegetables, &c. Yonrs to Please, f J. L MIL T i 3 'Phone 01. 71 Broad HU box River rint "Butter 35c per Pound If you want yourjjreakfast table complete buy your But ter Coffee, Tea, Flour, &c from us. I We also have a large stock of all kinds of Canned Goods I that we do not care to carry are selling at a bargain. Don't buy anything in our line until you get our prices. V Yours to Please, j J Wholesale and Retail (tracer, tjt PHONE CO rA IImq J A IfDnlr S,. H The Best Staples. You will always find us selling the best staple things of life the things which are necessary for satiBfc tion in housekeeping Su gar, Flour, Salt, Potatoes, Eggs, Butter, etc. Surely the best line of staples and a S T T TOLSON. Grocer. Carload of Stock's Best Patent,Diadem & Rose Bud Floor. Tobacco Twine. All kinds of Gro ceries, Rope and Netting, Lots of Empty Flour Barrels for sale. Pine and Coal Tar. B, B. DAVENPORT. 84 Middle St. Why let your horse Go Unshod - I will shoe all round for 75o. Properly shod horses have no corns. Put sand shoes on your driving horse, yon will never use any others. I put these on 13 hours to the day, in the OJd loo House, 45 Middle Street.: Try me. ' Broad St Grocer. Phone 137 Old Man 'IriavtiovedfiSMid. ' die St, one door below my "old stand, Whore will bo , glad to , see' all my old ?,v friends and euitomers. '! rI have a complete stpek of everything in the Jew,?' elry line, '. Special ' atten-'.,; tlon given to Repairing. 1 ml I 0 4 Cixt. over for next season, that we are e complete list of fancy things. Horse Shoer, HAM JACKSON. I am stiuTshoeing horses, and "doing' all kinds ofBlscksmith work, have been working at the -business here iq New -Bern 40 rears; am on the 'Wharf, Baek.'' of Ohas. B. Hill's. $50.00 RewafjU: I hereby offer a reward of I50.GO for the capture and delivery to me ; at New Bem, N. G, 069 Asa Jfekttts, a white man, an escaped CT.S. pris oner, about 45 yem'oldV little over six feet hlgby dtfkhair and moustache keao! i little) laid, has a dissipated' apperano. --: i . t - J.VWVBIDDLE, . f : ('"8herut Craven Co, N. C. May28th,'l902.v ,r' '" 'j .' The lister 7ill the court tour j v July 1st, ICC". Up-to- Date fj 'J. j. 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