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HACKBURH.
AIJL, OTEJ3R.
MEN'S, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S
WILli BE SOLD
To make room for
FALL CLOTHING
which will arrive in a tew days.
J. J. BAXTER
IF YOIJ WANT
THE BEST PRICES,
The BEST Stables,
The BEST Facilities
BRING YODR TOBACCO
TO TOE
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We promise our best efforts in behalf ol
the Farmers.
J. M. HOWARD, Manager,
C. H. RICHMOND,
Auctioneer.
Swell Tnrtiut?
' Is what you'll have, tn se fa as the "ve
hicle is eonoeraed, at any late, U the
; Munrlage ts purchased of . We give
. the beat value obtainable for the money.
. If yoa want a bny or llgh .wagoat of
nny style, we'll give you one perfect In
eonstrnetioa atad of elegant finish, war
ranted as to workmanship and material,
at a very low price. Can't do better.
.. We put Rubber Tires on your old or
j new wheels. We shrink your loose tine
la a machine without cutting them.
' Kverybody Is invited to see the work of
the tuine petting waw aaHsiiaase
, old places. ... -(' ;.; r..,
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- 78 Broad r, : Maw Baa, N. U
Cream or Roses
. lea harmless HqsW preparatloa
tnt removing Bunburn, Freckles, Tsa
and Improving the eomplexton. Whea
applied It Is Invisible and eanaotbe
wsihed off. The dark line around the
B k, caused by Wearing tight fitting
cnllsrs, Is removed by Cream of Roses.
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AFTEB NOW
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our immense line oi
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4.i iist4j i own
Farmers Warehouse.
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FOR SALE.
Best Machine Made
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, tioa. noora rsoarr si uaaoocana.
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I have Just arrived from the Northern
Marked with t Pine Selected Btoek of
DBT GOODS AND CLOTHING, which
1 wlU open np la the Btore t 75 Middle
BtreeV et 0 Gatkltl Bardware Co.
'."'.' ' Retpeotfully,
COPLON.
Celery Eeaiaclie rowficrs.
There Is aot any better remedy for
headache than these r"" ' They
sever f&fl to relieve. Y a i 1 si J OE'y
at Dsvis' I'rs ', 7-
Lowest Prices,
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DlssalutlM ( Partaershlp af Prem-
Delegate AfHlatoi toAtteataa
amerleaa Bar Aueelatlea Meek
la. Beataral Oeaeral Oflee
Farmer AUIaae. Momej
Received fr Me-
IULiam, Anr,.15.-Mr, C. M, Babe
Caroline Bar AMoetoUoa'aM ennoonced
the appointment I the following dele
gate to the mmIob of the AauHou Bar
AuoclaUoa at Saratoga Bpfiagt, K.T.
Angoit 87. Piatt D. Walter, Charlotte;
W. D. Proden, Bdenton; X J. Joitlce,
Marton. - i t- .
Taa first official anaoanceamt of the
daU of Oapt. J. B. Batohslor whlok 00
earnd Angatt ftalbi the Phlllpplati
wu Noalnd her by the family la a tele
gran from tha AdjoUnt GeaeraP office
at Wathlngtoa, aUttag that the depart
ment had jnit reoalred the report, of Mi
death by cable. He wai native Of Ral
eigh and wu rery popnUr. ,4
A report being prepared by the aoper-
lnteadeat ofpnUlc Inttructloi ahowl
that North OaroUaa reeetred 3.900 Iait
year from lb Peabody Edocatloaal fond
and 1300 from the Btatee fond. The
State Normal and Industrials College at
Oreeniboro receired $8,000 of. the
The firm of Lee aad tatta, one of the
most exteailTe eottoa brokerage eon-
oerns In this section, will be dissolved
by motnal ooasent Sept. 1. Mr. If,
who has been la the business since; 1878
will locate la some city farther sooth
for cotton brokerage purposes. Oar Mr
Litis will devote his whole time to cot
ton milling interests. He Is president of
the Raleigh Cotton Mills.
At tha annual meeting of the Bute
Parmer's Alliance at Hlllaboro this week
It wu decided to move the general of
fice from that towa to Raleigh, and Gen
eral agent Parker will locate here in
about two weeks. They adopted a reso
latloa asking the next General Assembly
to appropriate $40,000 to the A, & M.
College to be nsed In Improving the fa
cilities for Instruction In Agriculture.
A BILL IN EQUITY.
To Assist Wilmington and Prevent Ms-
crimination In Freight Rates Against
That Place.
Special to Journal.
Raleigh, Aug. 15. TJolted Butts
District Attorney Bklnaer went to Wil
mington today to file a biU la equity In
the ease of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, against the Cincinnati,
Portsmouth aad Virginia railroad com
pany and about forty other roads, In
cluding the Southern, Atlantic Coast
Line, Seaboard Air Line and their con
nections to Chicago, St. Louis, Louis
ville and to othor western points.
The bill Is returnable September 29th
with another of the defendents October
4rd for further orders.
Three years ago the Interstate Com
mission silting la Wilmington, heard
the suit broaght by the Wilmington
Tariff Aesoplatloa agalast the same de
fendant read for an adjustment of freight
rates, so there would not be nay dlserlm
Inatloa against Wilmington, as compared
with Norfolk, Richmond and other Vlr
gtnla cities la freights on shipments
suspiqon
Leads te. the Real Caase.
The qnestloa of coffee disease or Pos-
lum health beoomes of the greatest lm
portaaee whea wo are thrown on par
owa resooroes, t Many ' a . i woman whea
suddenly left wUhont means of support
eaa maks s eomrortable living if health
remains. : ' ::--'::':";sis-'vr
A brave Uttla woataa oat la Raraea.
Kansas, ssys, "I feel that I owe yoa a
letter for the good Poetum Coffee has
done me. , for yean I wis a great soffit
er with aeryousaeas without ever ana-
pectlng the aaase. Two years ago I came
dowa with aervous prostrattoa. My
work wu light but I aouM ; not do It, I
could not srea sew or mL.:,.r$:-.
.- Mnsleep was broken aad aarefreshMg
I suffered Intensely aad tt seemed only
a matter of time tin I must lose my rea
1 My meatal distress was as great as my
physical, whea one day a Mead broaght
me a trial of Poetum Coffee aad urged
me to use It Instead of coffee for s few
Ldeys, seylag that Poetum had eared her
of liver trouble aad slok eadaehaa. I
replied thai I thought I oonldjnot give np
coffee Ihad sler ys as T It b t lUadiant
howevet the poetnm.Foed Cotee prated
to be pleasing to the taste and I used It
aad was surprised to see that I Wat rest
lag and getting better.
" ! My husband bought ' several packages
and Insisted oa me using It altogether.
Gradually, but not the less surloy, I fully
recovered. I never used eoffee afterward
and When I was left a widow S year Inlor
1 u able to open a dressmaking shop
and support mjnt'.f and little glrlr, '
T" un given by I'osinmCo,, P .it tie Cro k
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BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
from western points, the condition being
such that, by reason of favorable rates,
the Virginia cities 'enjoyed great advan
tages over Wilmington in the wholesale
trsde with Carolina points.
The commission ruled In favor of Wil
mington and for adjustment of rates,
but has been powerless to enforce these
orders.
The pending bill In equity luvokei the
power of the Federal Court to enforce
it.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
King Edward's physicians claim his
recovery complete.
A wind snd hail storm Thursday
morning In Mecklenburg county worked
fearful damage to the crops there. It
was one of the wort storms that has oc
curred for years.
Ia order to defeat the "ring" which is
said to exist la the Democratic party In
New Hanover, County, an Independent
party has been established. The new
party Is said to be supported by many,
leading Democrats.
t Gen. J. D. t-'mltfi, the officer who
gained notoriety Tor having Issued the
order "kill and burn" relative to rebell
ious Filipinos, Is falling In health so
fast at his home In Portsmouth, Ohio,
that It Is feared he will never re
Oover. . . '
; Aa attempt to operate a Washery at
Duryea, Pa, where one of the headquar
ters of the coal strikers Is located re
sulted la a riot. The strikers were,
however, subdued, without any fatality.
The strikers are Hill ugly and constant
watch has to be kept oa them td pre
serve order M, J,
The dynamite cruiser, Vesuvius, which
was aa experiment tried by the Bevy of
ficers bis been declared Impracticable in
naval warfare, r 5;-,; ':t':!; ''
Prominent Booth Carolina politicians
exercised their prerogative at G&flney,
Thursday and resorted to the manly art
without the formality of gloves. Editor
De Camp sailed James Tillman, candi
date for Governor, a liar, a drunkard
and a gambler. The two have bad elaehee
before. ,. . ' - ' . ' , " ; -s ,
Mr. snd Mrs. Charles Fair very weal
thy snd promlnsnt people of New York
were killed In sn snlomobllo accident
ni-ar Parts Thtmdny. The machine
wal of 45 home power snl livl s CnpaC
I'v of 70 nil'ia an hour, but at the lime
! I' j t ' ' t v. " 1 ' ' at t' I) r
iss
Rose Cullcn
Blanche Myers
WHO PRAISE PERUNA.
of 62 miles an hour. It Is supposed a
tire burst which caused the vehicle td
aild when the chauffeur lost control snd
the machine collided with a tree. Mr.
and Mrs. Fair were sent high in the air
and landed In the wreck of the automo
bile fearfully mutilated. They were
dead when found. The chauffeur was
not teriomly Injured but the experience
caused him to go Insane. The Fairs are
relatives of W. K. Vanderbllt.
Men Worthy of Office.
Pamlico County, Aug. IS.
If you will allow me space In your pa
per I would like to make a suggestion to
the voters of Pamlloo. Let's have an
open convention, so every voter van
come and participate In the nomination
of the men we are expected to vote for,
there we can express our wishes every
one of us. Then we can well afford to
lay down likes and dislikes, and goto
work for the aomlneee of the conven
tion. This does away with swaps and
dickering for the offloes, and the forcing
of unpopular men upon the people.
As a humble voter I frankly say I his
will aot do, as I am reliably informed,
his causing very much dlseatlsfaotlofi
throughout the county. We want men'
straight, honest men, and from the peo
ple, not by ring or pall. I have In my
mind' eye, two men only. I will sug
gest these two, for sheriff H. H, Barrow
of Reelsboro, for treasurer' Larsnce W.
Brooks of Alliance both of these gentle
men are of the highest type of manhood
and Integrity.'" Honest,' true and, fir
tried Demoorats. Onyjpf all ' pull or
swaps, they hay? been" Democrats for
principle, aot for spoil. . They are not
seeking the plaoe mentioned, 'bat this I
the kind, of men we want and need to
fill our offloes. Give It to these two men
If give strength to ihe ticket, and
Democratic victory, and two. good and
efficient officers, whom the county will
be proud of. Consider. Democrat. ,, ;; ,
. There ajrfirjtTp Plies
on the Oaks Zlarket,
" Frsih lot Force Food, Just received
those hsvlng tickets ca send then la
with I cents and get a 18 cent package
at J. R. Parker Jr - ". .. '
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Fresh Grape-Nuts, Poetum .Cereal
Saratoga Chip and Oat Flake at J. R
Parker, Jr.
ITofbrau ExpSrt Beer Is the finest ex
port In the world for sale at all first
class saloons. Lee J. Taylor Wholesale
agent Phone 105.
Don't full to try our 40 cent Tea, It li
a ( r e ! 1 ' nt' rm a'latJ. R, Tr-
THREE; BEAOJIFUL WOMEN
Worn Out 'And Nervous Regained:
Their tfealth And Beauty
By Taking Peruna.
Miss Florence kUan, a beantlful Chi
cago girl, Writes the following to Dr. S.
B. Hartman concerning his catarrhal
tonlo, Peruna i " , ,
TS Walton Place, Cfifcego, lit.
'Me a tonto form worwout aytUm,
Peruna lands at the beat la my esti
mation. Ha effects are truly wonder
ful In rejuvenating toe entire system.
I keep It on band all the time, and
never have that 'tired feeling.' as
few doses always make me feel tike a
different woman. "Florence Attan.
Thousands of women suffer from sys
temic catarrh. This is sure to produce
such symptoms as cold feet ehd hands,
sick headache, palpitation of the heart
and heavy feelings In the stomach.
Then begins a series of experiments.
They take medicine tor slok headache.
They take medicine for nerVous prostra
tion, for palpitation of the heart, for
dyspepsia. None of these medicines do
any good because they do not reach the
cause of the complaint.
Peruna at oooe mitigates all these
symptoms by removing the cause.
Systemic catarrh is the trouble. Sys
temio catarrh pervades the whole sys
tem, deranges every organ, weakens
every function. No permanent cure can
be expected nntll the systemic catarrh
Is removed.
This Is exactly what Peruna will do.
MIm Cullen Waa Exhausted From Orer
Study.
Miss Rose Cullen, President of the
Young Woman's Club, Butte, Montana,
writes:
821 Galena street, Butte, Mont.
Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, O. :
Oentlemen "Peruna has many friends
in Butte. I cannot say too much in praise
of It. While finishing school I became
very nervous and exhausted from over-
study. I was weak and sick, and oould
neither eat? sleep nor enjoy life. A
couple bottles of Peruna put new life in
me. I find by having it in the house and
taking a dose off and on it keeps me in
One health. A large number of my
friends place Peruna at the head of all
medicines." Rose Cullen.
Peruna is especially adapted to pro
tecting against and curing nervous dis
eases of run-down women, as the testi
monial of Miss Cullen indicates.
Miss Blanche Myers, 8120 Penn street,
Kansas City, Mo., has the following to
ssy of Peruna:
"During each of the past four seasons
I have caught a severe cold, when sud
denly chilled after an evening party,
and catarrh for several weeks would be
the result. One bottle of Peruna cured
me, and I shall not dread colds any more
as I did." Blanche Myers.
An excellent little treatise on " Health
and Beauty," written especially for wo
men, by Dr. Hartman, will be sent free
to any address by The Peruna Medicine
Co., of Columbus, Ohio.
DOVER.
Scrappy Youth Before the Mayor. Messrs
Gulon and Green Popular.
Aug. 15. Mr. Freeman Ernul of As-
klns, was In town Tuesday evening on
business.
The Mayor had things lively around
his office yesterday. Borne boys, about
three In number, and who are not In the
habit of attending the Sabbath School,
snd at the same time Being of a pugna
cious temperment were called upon to
replenish the town treasury.
Mr. R. A. Richardson lost a valuabls
mule Monday from the effects of blood
poison.
The tobacco crop and saving fodder
are keeping oar farmers la a rush. Those
of them who planted tobacco are well
pleased with the prices they are get
ting.
No belter new oould have been re
ceived In this section than that O. H.
Gulon would let n vote for him. He Is
greet favorite among our people, to Is
Mr, E, M. Green, they both will poll
very nearly a solid vole.
Dr. J. W, Dugnld wu in town last
week. He was telegraphed for by Mr A
S Dixon for consultation with Dr. Pol
lock a to the condition of Mr Dixon's
wife who was very sick but It now con
valescent.
Mr TO Etherldge (pent Suaday aud
Monday at hi home near Princeton.
Mr Beth West wu la New Bern Frldey
morning, ,.,.,. :, -,.
CASTOR I A
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m ry Yoa RaTO!;: Ec:jlit
'..Bears, tha;;
Blgnataraof
Ther I ho domestic Ginger Ala equal
to oar Belfast Ginger Ale.-. Crowd Bot
Hog Work Lea li 1 Taylor, Prop, Paoae
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Agent.
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For
Fox River Print and Fancy Elgin Butter only 30c lb.
New Bbl. Fulton Market Coined Beef.
Small Pip; Hams and Breakfast Strips, English Cured
Shoulders and California Hams.
Codfish, Irish Potatoes and Onions,
Grape Nuts.
Mason's Fruit Jars and Jar Rubbers.
Potted and Canned Meats.
Heinz's Pickles.
Fancy Fresh Elgin Butter 30c lb.
'Phone 91.
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A few of our
FOR CASH and Only for a Limited
Time.
Chipped Beef, Js, at 10 cents per can,
Veal IiOaf, at 10 cents per can.
Ham Loaf, at 10c per can.
A Good Orated Pineapple, at Me per can.
California Lemon CliiiK Peaches, at lHc per can.
Fox River Print Butter, at 30c lb.
Splendid Asst. Fancy Cakes, at 15c 11).
A Good Routed Coffee at 11c lb., or 5 lbs for 50c.
A Good Rio Green Coffee at lie lb.
J. J. TOLSON, Jr.,
Farmers
LOOK TO
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unny yuur i uuclllu
t0 Planters Warehouse
NEW HERtf, jr. C,
which is always theplaee TO GET THE MOST
MONEY FOR IT.
Best accommodations guaranteed.
E. J. HESTER, Proprietor.
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We put up the drinks thatare palatable and delicious.
Our bottled SodaB, Phosphates and Afri-Kola are aa good 3
JJ, .as yon get at any soda fountain.
You can keep them at your
;S dozen.
I CROWN BOTTLING WORKS, j
J JjJSJ& el. i-AXJUVJLeirrcpr.,
til FH0NS 10&. -,
Cotton.
1 r and Ties.
We haWin atoek and' to arrive
3,800 Roll Dottoni. Baggtn(j, 8,800
bundles Cotton ties. " vV,
' Send rjg yon? 6rders.' Prioe are
. i J. E. Isatbiam A Co.
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Banging
1 Per Can.
;Wlioleale
& Retail
Grocer,
71 Ilrtfad HU
many Puzzelers
YOUR INTEREST
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home for 26 and 30 oenta per .3
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and Ptnmbara.
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TolMoooFlaea Store Plpa, and )
Rooflng. " " .
W make (peoialt.ot Hot Air ,"v,
Beatlns;, and' Steel' CeiUngh . V'f v
iTW wul find Mat trVW'
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