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pFTICIXL PAPBR OV NEW BERN
AND CRAVEN COONTT.
New Bern, N. C. May 4, 1912.
"SWAT" AND "CLEAN UP."
Never before this time has there
been so much written published
and talked on public health and
sanitary matters. Particularly
at this spring time has there been
the general cry of "swat the fly,"
and this with an intensity of ex
clamation that arouses nearly
every one to action. Those in
sects the fly and mwquito, are
now held as responsible for the
greater part of all human pbysi
cal ills that lead to severe sickness
and death. At the basis for sani
tation comes cleanliness, simple
and easy it would appear to just
keep cleanly, both as to premises
and person, surely for the pleas
ant sensation and agreeableness of
it, if there was not everything in
volved in this being and keeping
down filth, in having no rubbish
heaps, in having fresh and care
fully kept yards, alleys and street1-.
If every one would not merely
"clean up," but keep so, there
would not be the after cry of
"swat the fly," and the ever
present fear of malaria when a
mosquito is heard. Like as in
every thing else, it is the simple
prevention that means everything,
that starts in cleanliness, in care
fulness, in giving heed to the
things at hand, which saves the
fearful toll in money and life,
when cleanliness id not observed,
aud the ills that follow from neg
lect must be paid for at a terrible
cost
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Tbi Kind Yea Hare Always Bought
Bear the
Signature
r
Better nitfht
dreamer.
worker than a day
Catarrh Cannot he Cured,
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat of the dis
ease. Catarrh ia a blood or consti
tutional disease, and in order to on re
it yon must take internal remedies.
Hall's Catarrh Cure ia taken inter
nally, and act directly on the blood
and moooua surface. Ball's Catarrb
Cars is not a qnaok medicine. It was
prescribed by on of the best phy
sicians in this Country for years and
is a regular prescription. It is eon
posed of the best tonics known, com
bined with the bast blood purifiers
acting directly on the mnooos sur
faces. The perfect combination of
the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in earing ca
tarrh. Send for testimonials free
F. J. CHXNIY 4 CO.,Props,
T Tolado, 0
. Bold by druggists, pries 76a.
aka Hair family pills for aon
atipatioa. No'btng pi
a grandmother n.ore
tbaa to bars a
look It
man say sbs doesn't
Post appetite is a sore sign of Cm
paired digewtiat. A few doses of Chsm
berieta'a Htomaca and Urer Tablets
will etreogtbea year dltreoUoa and Im
prvrsfoar appetite. Thousands bavs
bees beneBtUd by taking the Tablets.
-Boid by ail Dealers.
A wooiaa never forgets her first lore
-nor forgirsa herself If she snsrriee
si.
WOMEN
fare U l&dr tpWoai, Uinly
yraut U4 Vwierfal comdltt
is J cdrttln rftrtii of Cltmw
J visAa'f tit, trta tvkooi.
dni ill trattU ti tootiwr
m4 H ti inZsltt jtxrt, litn
b M ti'rr tr r
t- 1 1
WOMAN'S tfTlIAijSii 3 P$i
TV Imrdoaa mass has to eerr? throat lite are smot kt As? sai to ,
lijhtooed if akewill turn to Dr. Piefve'a favorite Pf tuiiniua. . A sooduag and '
ttfcngtfeealiig orvioo -ttbdiaf aerroaa x'itmbtlity, proetretkm, hysteria, bo4
Bashes aad the saaaf sypeoeas which star be oaosod by dutrsMiafUli oinwliar
to wooms). For thaea " ernUias-ihme, paias or distress wad far the aeraage
Bents sad faregalaritiee the 44 Favorite Prescription M bat hd essay thnm ds ei
teetioMmiela from people tiriaf ia mrt pert , of Aswrioa. AaotW iaspottaat
thiaf to every will that this medicine is ssede from e&oient anertiniool roots,
without the use of aloohol, aareottee, or any iaiarioos areata. - Full bat of iagrwdi-
snu fives oa bottio-wrapper aad swora t& by Or. R. V. Pierce wbo is President
i:.i. itj i c.-.: i t n..a-.i
lUs. MoascLL. Dr. PUrce'
GOOD NEWS
Oh, he has returned! Who is that?
Why. old man Economy, with the
nobbieBt line of spring snd summer
samples, I most ever seer, at prices
way down yonder, He is very jubilant
over his patronage of last season and
takes this means or expressing nis ep- '
I
preciation to the general public for the
same. The tools at Sawyer's are Beem-
ingly trying to outdo one another.
"You may be sharp," raid the thread
to the needle, "but I notice you ate al
ways getting it in the eye."
"Oh. I don't know," answered the
needle. I notice th it whenever you get
in a hole I have to pull you through."
"Hush up you two," cried the
thimble, "If it waa't for my PUSH you
would neither of you get along."
Then the scissors cut in.
And they are busy too, doing the
right thinff by all customers. Economy
is stopping for the season with
R. SAWYER,
The Merchant Tailor.
61 South front St., New Bern, N, C.
One interested listener an orator has
in himself.
FOLEY. KIDNEY PILLS
POH RHEUMATISM KIDNEYS AND OLADBEtt
The fiat hunter is handicappep by no
game laws.
Mrs. Rose A. Freerran, Clifford, Va ,
says they have long used Foley's
Remedies and want to say a good word
for them. She writes! "Foley Kidney
Pills cured my husband of a Ion stand
ing kidney trouble, after he had taken
other medicines without relief. We
would not he without Foley & Go's
medicines in our house for many times
their cost. "
His satanic majesty loves to fish in
troubled waters.
ONLY A FIRE HERO.
but the crowd cheered, as, with burned
hunda, he held up a email round box,
"Kellowcf" he shouted, "this Hucklen's
Arnica Salve I hold, has every th ng beat
for burns." Right ! also for boilB, ulcers,
sores, pimples, eczema, cuts, sprains,
bruises. t urest pile cure. It subdues
inflammation, kills pain. Only 25 cents
at all drugtrints.
You may hae noticed that a kicker is
usually headstrong also-
Vaudeville at The Athens,
Thurs., Fri., Sat Singing, Talk
ing and Piano selections.
Every young wiiow and every spin
ster imagines that it is up to a bachelor
to cxpl tin.
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER S
CASTORI A
Whether a thing is right or wrong
may depend upon who dues it you or
the other fellow.
FLAGGED TRAIN WITH SHIRT.
Tearing his shirt from bl back an
Ohio man flagged train and saved It
from a wreck, but H. T. AUloo, Ral
eigh, N. C, once prevented a wrack
with Electric Bitters. ' I was in a tsr
rible Dl'Bht when I beets to use them."
bs writes, "my stomach, bead, back and I
kidneys were ail badly affected aod my
lirsr eras in bad condition, but four not-
ties or Electric Bitter mads me feel
like a new man," A trial will convince
tou of their matchless merit for any
tomach, Mver or kidney trouble. Trice
SO cents at all drnggisU.
It is rumo'-rd that Jim Jeffries is
thinking of challenging Jack Johnson,
but the gate receipts for such so event
sjooldo't pay trstolng axpenoes.2
jai ttfW M BenM canaaH nv fhan
maHsm ( the muscle of the back, for
which yes will find nothing bettsr thts
Chsmberisio's Molroeet,-r or sal by
all Oealer. ' . ' ,
Nstwral PrebaHlKy.
, J. Idaai B4, wbo waa th "wit ol
eagreea' tot arreral Urnu, kept Ut
Cklctgo iewelera' aaaoelaUo la - ag
proar wbaa U apnke) of "kapplnaaa
at tnw anaoal aiqtMt "Bom peopW
(uT Mt good la aajrUilng, but li U
kiwsya inert,- U tall, r'hy out la
my ilatiict tnart oa ag Ibara waa
rMI a Mr. Day, Tba graffibleta m
Clala4 that H was a tost ot line, b
caaaa a,Wtk bad bn Uxt io mak
g tr. but thoea who taa ta
tan.hina at! the time nggetted that
probably It Wooldnt b long WfeM
tbuw wtruld Vt enough tmjt around
laaaa p for tba s Wetf
t. 'W, ofi1ri, well known d-nut
St llopliinli, Kv, tnl!f h1 n
BrTnon f t t I ir. 1 U. 1 ,!
ht: "I'i'"' fii ' I i ' - -
N.Y. Evey women ia invited to write to this Institute eaj
reoeivo eoafideatis sod toand medical ad rice, entirely
without cost from one who makee the diseases of wosaea
bii specialty. i
"I dan cheerfnjly recommend your remedies, especially'
your ' Favorite Proscription,' for all female disorders, writes
Mbs. M. M. Morkeix,o( Bluff City, Teun., Eoute 4 During
the past seven years I suffered from pains In the back ana
ovaries. Tried uiny remedies but found only transient
relief until I was persuaded by a friend to try Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. After giving this remedy a fair trial.
I found that it would do Just what it Is recommended to
do. I used in all seven bottle. I cannot speak too highly
of Dr. Pierce's remedies for all female derangements.
Pleaaeat Pelltts regaato Zlre 111;
Stoves of Our Qreat-Granddaddtea.
The stoves of a hundred or so years
ago were not things to be lightly
passed over by the human vision If
they were all like those advertised is
'a New York paper of the time in thest
terms. "A few Piramldal Stoves,'
shaped nearly as follows: Standing
sir feet six Inches high, with lion's
feet, the bust of General Washington
on tol) tne arms of tne Tjnited states
Ion each side, with regulating doors,
.The whole molded, ornamented and
jBnlshed in a masterly style; forming
an elegant stove for coal or wood;
appropriate for churches, public of
Bees, halls or largo stores."
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR I A
The chronic bore makes a big hjle in
the busy man's day.
ALL YOU NEED IS A
CASCARET I
No Sick Headache, Bilious Stomach,
Coated Tongue or Constipated
Bowels by Morning.
Turn the rascals out the head
ache, the biliousness, the indigestion,
the sick, sour stomach and foul
gases turn them out tonight and
keep them out with Cnscarets.
Million"-: of men and women take
a Cascnret now and then and never
know the misery caused by n lazy
livw, clogged bowels or an upset
stomach.
Don't put in another day of dis
tress. Let Cascarets cleanse and
regulate your stomach; remove the
sour, undigested and fermenting
food and that misery-making gas;
take the excess bile from your liver
anil carry out of the system all the
decomposed waste matter and poi
son in (he intestines and bowels.
Then you will feel great.
A Cascnret. tonight will surely
straighten yon out by morning. They
work while you sleep. A 10-cent
box from any drug store means a
clenr head and cheerfulness for
niolitlis. Children love to take Cas
carets because they taste good
never gripe or "sicken.
Trie path to the poorhouse is
with gold bricVs.
paved
Mrs. It. Brant, 11,115 Paden street,
Parkersburg. W. Va,, had an sttack of
lagrippe which left her a bad kidney
trouble, and she suffered much seveie
pain and btckarhe. Then she heard of
Foley Kidney Pills and says: "After
tailing them a short time the pain left
my ack a d I am train able to do my
housework. Foley Kidney Pills help d
me Wonderfully. 'For Sals by all Deal
ers. Now thst Senator Hj burn is sgtin
uiewing with alarm, things in general
mutt be In good condition.
At The Athens, no matter
whit's the weather, amusement
Md comfort
With th advent of her first baby bay
a mother begins planning for his lr.-
auguVatlon M Pretldent,
Fnt a barn or scald apply (htambef
urn s Hsivc. it will anav toe pem eij
meal lof tanl'y snd quickly, heal the In
jures pans. For tils by all dealers.
Be Sure you're Tight (be -don't loss
your bead, ;- r
,
"1 asy for a very 7inf man te
rsM bit sjsbroas than It il lot bin to
raise a fniistacba.
. , - , - .-
FOlEY.KlDIlEYPnW
roaaHtvmATWM iutMiaAMa auumu
Wtitn a woman dtecovm'that "all
- thing to
,
If intfrr toiitxt ten. If er Infftv
Mn , rMuU will be Wn
i you.
'int-vn:z co? mi i
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emmmmm
by FRANCIS PERKT ELLIOTT
ILLUSTRATIONS AT MYWfaks
Vm a damned "
He raised his arm and dropped it.
"Well, never mind what," he fin
ished with a lift of the shoulders.
"But I want to say something. It's
about what I offered you for those
ttones. The price the amount I
earned wasn't even a decent gamble;
but it was all I could go, and oh, I
wanted one so badly, Dicky! And
now you've made me feel like a dog.
And I can't take your gift, old chap,
any more than I could afford to offer
you the real value of one of these
beautiful stones. Here." And he
passed them back to me.
"I know each of them to be worth
anywhere from forty to fifty thousand
dollars," he said quietly. 'They're the
kind the crowned heads bcoop for
Jewels of state."
I nodded, and, getting up carelessly,
I strolled to a window.
"Devilish lovely night," I said, pok
ing my head out. And It was. Stars
overhead and all that sort of thing,
and lots of them below, too I could
hear them singing over on Broadway.
"All right, old chap; then here they
go Into the street," I said. "If my
friend can't have 'em, then no jolly
drowned heads shall. That's flaU"
Billings started forward with a reg
ular scream.
I waved him back. "Don't come
any nearer, old chap," I said, holding
my arm out of the window, "or, dash
me, I'll drop them Instantly. Six sto
ries, you know stone flagging be
low." "But, Dicky"
"If you don't say you'll take 'em,
time I count three, I'll give "em a
toss, by Jove! One!"
"Here, Dicky! Don't be a"
"Two!" I iounted. No bluff, you
know; I meant jolly well to do it.
Just one word one second,
Dicky!" he yelled. "Let me off with
one, then. Dicky! Dicky, old chap I I
Be a good sportsman!" 1
I hesitated. Dash It, one hates to I
take an advantage.
BllllcgB stretched out his arm ap- !
peallngly. "Do, old chap!" he plead- i
ed. "Give me just one one only!"
Hid hflnil thnnt lilra a nnivi.rinn '
what's-lts-name leaf.
I yielded reluctantly. "Oh, weil,
then, call It off with one," 1 said. And
with a sigh I tossed him one of the
rubles and dropped the other In tbe
pocket of my Bmoktng-jacket. Hillings
wiped his forehead, and then he
thanked me and wiped his eyes.
"So good of yo'u to give In, old
chap," he snuffled. "Never will forget
you for it!"
"Oh, I say, chuck It, you know!" I
protested.
"Whole family will thank you," he
went on In his handkerchief. "Prince
ly magnanimity and all that sort or
thing you'll Just have to come up for
the week end with me this "
"I will!" I reached forward eagerly
and Insisted on shaking hands. l)y
Jove, what luck!
And Billings looked regularly over
come. All be could do was just shake
his head and pump my arm. Why,
daBh it, this seemed to affect blm
more even than giving in about the
ruby. It was the first time I had ever
accepted his invitation, you know.
"Tell you what, old chap," he said,
at soon at he could speak. "I'm go
ing to tell you what to do with that
other ttone. You tave that tor her."
"Her!" By Jove, I wat so startled
I lost the grip on my monocle. Bill
ings nodded emphatically.
"Yes, sir for her; she'll be along
one of these days."
"By Jove, youvkBow!" I was almost
dlszy with a sudden Idea. I fished
out the Jewel and held It before my
gltst, tqutnttng doubtfully at It. I
wondered If It was good enough for
"her."
"I say, Billings," murmured
thoughtfully. "Blondes or brunettes,
you know which wear rubleeT'
"Both!"- He said It with s kind or
Jaw snap. "They wear anytUne in
the Jewel line they can freeie on to."
"But which"
"Th worstT Blondes, my boy
blondes, every time;, especially those
going around la black." Billing! tpok
gloomily. "Let ao tU you, my boy
and I know-dont rou tr bav any
thing to do with, ft blonds If tbs's in
black, especially black silk bear r
By Jots, bis uplifted Bngsr and
Sere way of (tying It gtv 8 r
ular tnrm, you know. .But then' there
wta th ruby, st4 t'tu thinking
th r?, . v
'-"Pwrfcapg t four of tbsnr fa' a
PTMsUt," I muttered, "Wttk something
It to help out ' They might da"
H Thsy: might," sld Billings U ' a
too ot aoaraa aarcaaai, hay aalgbl ooghlg awska, tt www take ait leeJ
oo for a wnlTl X" I taa ttlaataa to gt U ataa gal.
t aklvto,. m mA
wia, m w vaaiieJwa4 'aaawwiri
"MeaaUna,1
"We it b ti
- A ad yuat
- :
anddealy waa twUod wllk a barfoctlr
ripping idea that ' Chocked . a long
yawa rtgkt la U middle tod aNnoet
brokt my Jaw'.' for t ta bow I could
do aomethlng fcsodaottkt that would
tvea p wtlb Dllllngi la a way for
tbe rohy be wouldn't take. .
-Tll oa Wbst, aid thsp," 1 aAit
tupping b Ira no th shooiiief, you
art fXng to bar tbem toBltMl'-
Urn.' "nnhlMiT I tll yoa t woal
take s6otRr " - . .
r,ub" I 1rUt4 eomwnptn-
0'!'y "ItiiWa nothlrr! fitefhlpg
ho" nr .;ng woi" WMa. dsafe
It!" ...
I aw le woiiM rev.r g-t-e It.
f " J ' - t
-'tis h... teKttty- Kiir, 1 rmm
' ' ,: V:. 'wr I big ttarea at K a waua, uai t'f 1,7??: i..mf. t1'-
"aald BUllngt, yawtlBg,1 tba oor af tny tpartaew opetmg rwwi. ... M .V.,
A" i 4..r i r. i s f i tata the aster corridor wat ttaadloa "eSS ! t Uw ti,,
at I rang for Vanktat 1 a)ar. Way, gttb it, it wai
"I Wat 8o Startled I Lost the Grip on
My Monocle."
clever of you, old chap! How thun
dering timely, too!"
He held them up singly, studying
their outlines critically.
"And see here, Dicky why, great
Thomas cats!" His eyes turned on
mo wonderingly. "Never noticed it be
fore did you? Bub I do believe they
are Just my size!"
His size! By Jove, I had forgotten
all about the item of size! I just col
lapsed into a chair as he said good
nignt, and sat there blinking in a
regular stupefaction of horror as his
door closed behind him.
For he was devilish sensitive about
his bulk, and I dared not say a word,
CHAPTER X.
A Nocturnal Intrusion,
"Oh,
know!'
but I say, It's impossible, you
' And I stared at Jenkins In
credulously.
He grinned foolishly.
"I know, sir;
but he's In 'em, Just the same, and 1
muBt say they do fit lovely just easy,
like."
"By Jove!" I gasped helplessly
"Then the jolly things must be made
of rubber, that's all! Why, look here,
he weighs over three hundred
pounds, you know!"
Jenkins' head wagged sagaciously.
"1 think that's how It Is, sir; It's won
derful what they do with rubber now;
my brother wears a rubber cloth band
age that ain't no bigger 'round than
my arm when It's off of him, and
he "
"Dare say," I said sleepily as I fell
back upon my pillow. "Good night.
Jenkins; hope you'll get enough sleep
to malic up for the other night.
JonkinR sighed as he punched out
the llfcht. "Thank you, sir and good
night," he murmured.
How long I slept I cannot tell, as
they fay In stories, you know; but 1
was brought jolly wide awake by a
light that shone through the bed
room's open door. For If there's one
thing will wake me quicker than
everything else It's a light In the room
at night. Fact is, I alwayB want It at
black as tbe what's-lts name cave, or
elHe I can t sleep. And this .lght
came from the small electric stand on
the writing desk. I could tell that by
the way It shone.
And Just then the little silver gong
In there chimed three. Jolly , rum
hour for anybody to be ub unlets
they were having some fun or were'
sick, so i raiseu my uwnu ana qkuu
i i . . . i i . . i . .
softly:
"Jenkins er llllllngsl"
No answer. Reluctantly I swung
out and stepped within ths next
room. Not a soul there, by Joval
Then I movod over to Dllllnit' door,
which was wide open for cool D Cm,
Ilka my own. I could not tes U
shadowed alcove In which U bad
was placed, and so I stood there beal
tatlDR, hatlnc awfully to risk the pos
sibility of disturbing hlnC don't you
know. And just then my eyes, rang
ing aloeplly across the room toward
the private ball, were startled by tfie
apparition or an open doorway..
flurtlod. all tight! And yet. by
Jove, I was In such a Jolly fog, I Just
stood there, nodding and batting tt tt
for a full mlnuU before I could take
It In.
"What L call devilish queer," I de
cided. I walked over and stuck mt
ba4 out Into the dark. baQ. , .
-Billings! Jebkiaa! I vbtiMraeV
By Jove, not a word I Everything
aa Silent, as the tomb! ,
' t dldnt Uke U a bit eo myitarkrat,
yon know. Hesldee, gash It, tag Ulng
was getting b ail wsked apt I Just
knaw U one I got actt4 aba tor
, laaaiMl Mni tr9 f an kAlgl ftf th tmr
--a - "
fl - .
I aet aOI
tUadlcg, tt wta aottag. : Tbaa tu4
tntf tba broad atraat of Bgst r
tba aorrldor wldeaed der U4 ln
' eulea of a tmbaniag braaaa, aj4 CM
door twung open vlu a baag. ' : ,
And tbna 1 beard my name apolea.
-ITy Jove, I bad Wa Handing tAart
wlik my mntita open, bobbing ay bead
liltt a silly dodo; but, givt yoa 1
Sni tA
word. I wst toddenly wldt avaka tvs
k viht inri w , m tim i .
Awy dowa Ue eorrldor, if, U.t
I mail thute, a inea wt standing. f4-
' Ing a framed placard,. Kothlng rr-i
tlariy reitiarkaMo In thln.'eut as the
' (wr brfd be t'iraed Hi k4
I sharply ir.i ctj1atd: .
"Iwn.n-t'f Now, Uil Will ate
' , .-- ' ( I "it
OLD
IMIiflLI
'NEW YORK AND AIL POINTS NORTH AND EAST
Affording Pleasure tod Itest.
Norfolk to New York and Return (30 Cays) $14.00
First class tickets include Meals and Berth on elegantly appointed ex
press steamers.
Hot or Cold Sea Water Baths can be procured on Steamer without
charge.
Steamers are all equipped with the United Wireless Telegraph System.
STEAMERS SAIL FROM NORFOLK LVERY WEEK DAY AT 7 P. M.
Tickets and Stateroom Kefervatione, Company's Wharf, Foot of Church
St, Noifolk, Va. Ask your local ticket agent regarding through tickets.
Send for Illustrated Pamphlet Desk J.
W. H. LANDON. j. j. hroWN.
General Agent , Norfolk, Va. Gen. Tass. Agent. New York.
UNITED CONFEDERATE I
VETERANS REUNION
Macon, Ga., Extremely Low Fares
Via Norfolk-Southern Railway
Tickets on Sale May 5, 6,
7, 8, 1912
Norfolk $ 11 95
Washington 10 40
New Bern 10 40
Beaufort 11 HO
Kinston 9 75
Wilson 9 25
Rates in same proportion from other
stations.
Final limit May 15, 1912, unless tick
et ia deposited with Special Agent and
upon payment of fifty centB when ex
tension to June 5, will be granted.
Stopovers allowed. Ask Agents for
detailed information,
B. L. BUGG, W. W. CROXTON,
Traffic Mgr. G. P. A,
NORFOLK, VA.
If a man mtis' climb h '
from where he n iw stun Is,
muht start
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER S
C ASTO R I A
Many an Id srtth r doesn't- as si y
gmcer will inform yuu.
Moving Pictures and Vaude
ville, afternoon and nighMt The
Athens.
A woman's miMi-inj; tense of hum r
my account for some of her funny
antirs.
BIU.IOIISNK-S ANO t'.ONS'l I PA
'1 ION.
For years I was Imuliled wild bill, us
neHH and roimlipulion, winch made lilt,
miserable lor me My Hptile failed
me. I lobt my uhuhI force and vitulity.
Pepsin pre umtiotiH und cnlh irti.'H only
made mat I ei s worxe. I dn nn know
where 1 nhould have l.ci n t. day I'xd I
not tried ('hamhei lhin' S'on Hi h nml
Liver Tablets The lahleiH relieve the
ill feeling at once, stri niji lien Uih dige
live fundi.. n, purify ilu- Htonntrh, liver
and hloorl, relpinir t'ie i-yuiem to ii Ha
work naturally M us. Rosa Inns,
Birmingham, AU. Th ! t h I ! i h are
for sale ly all denl"in
We nomntimen w wier if
pciet
huve
doen't feel sorry fur mi p'e h
nothing but money.
A GRF.AT liULMNG KALI S
when its founds! n undern in il, srd
if the foundation cf hca th immI 1
tton i etlarkrd, iinr' ridlini' ful
1 wn. On th- llrxl khr of indigelii n,
I) KiiiK' N-w Life I'iUs flu. old (
t iken to ton th Hlomafh and r 'lh In 1 1
Jiver,
kldnt-yn anil huw. In. I ihkhiiI,
safe and only 'A renin stall (IriiK
ey
!g t
It takes a womn lo tell ot er wonii n
how she trusts her hunt end, j mt if
she really did.
Now is the time to git rid of your,
rheums' ism Von an tU it ty 'iiy I
Injf Chamber l in' I.'nmwit and mars ;
aging the ptiU frr ly ni erh plira :
Ikon. For selj hy ah di ah r
It's usually much nior for mun a
funl friends to get th hen I of him th n
It It for his eoitmirs.
Foloy ICidnoy Pills
VORIO M AOTIOM QUICK IN MltULTt
Otra Bfwopt reUet from BACKACHE,
klDUKt and BLADDER TROUBLE,
kitEUUATISM, CON0EST1ON of tbe
krCHTTt, INTLAMMATION of t)e
BUO)DUt aod aU eaoortng URINARY
UXJKOULAXJTIES. A eooJtlve booai
WIDDLB AOBD tod KLDIRLT
HortM aa4 lot WOMEN.
tun MMMgaT MOOMMgaaAtioai
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iwi i kn
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Delightful Short Set
Trips To
HARDWARE
AND
Building Ma
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AND
Varnishes
American
Field Fence
l W. SMALLWOOD.
BURRUS & COMPANY
DEALERS IN
Timothy and pea-vine Hay,
Corn, Oats, Cracked Corn,
Corn Meal, C. S Meal, Reet
Pulp, Bran, Shipstuff, Hulls,
Hammond Dairy Feed, R. P.
Oats, Burt Oats, Rye, Soy
Beans and Field Peas.
WANT TO BUY YOUR
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SEND US YOUR ORDKRS
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R. A. NUN IS!
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Practice In tho counties of Craven,
Carteret, Pamlico Jnnrs and Onalow
ind In the RtaU Huprvme and KUrl
CoorU.
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