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rrBLWiifs issorjctim. s:-o-i:s TBS DAILY JOCKXAL I pataUaiiifed Uaily I ly at US prr rr . SiJS'or eli DIM to city ulri iwr i TUB V1UIT JOURNAL l. ,.ul 1.. J " wn; Than ny ' V rr raywe lor Uuml ulTrrtlarmrnu uiuat to n1r ta dTtoee. HVfular advert l sr. tease VU) to collected ilromptly mt the rati v ()tf inHf 'k' wMiiMinlnf wf i of - itn lent f nltllr fl ' aoJtclu!. i in. sjinaloelloa meet beeipected tl publiall tbal coolalns ubH-ctlonable personal itu--, or vtlliolda the ume ol tb author. Artlcl- longer liiaa, halt a column ninet Ik- pal-1 l-r. Adrertlaemenli. onU-r taeeil of BuiUneM Ixi faUwlltMilcn 111 cents w-r line lor flr-t IttM-rllon. S cents en.ll nuImkiiiii lit in-rtiou. Special rates lor ciWnili-0 time. Aay person leellug giter.l al -i anony mi coiumunicallon can ohluin tlie nam ol tbe author by application at tlu offlct and hewing wherein the grUtanrr ciits. miLaX ADOFTLD BY THE NoKIH lAKil OLLSA TRt.HH ASM lATI'iN. 9 Tto anas ol not l-i- llian ll e cent JMir Itni vUl las charged' lor "canls ol tl.ank. 'rcx.lu Uons ol respect' and obituary poetry," h1 forwWUiary notice .ithcr than tliow l.;.li the editor bluiselt -li&ll ive as a mail, r .t news. Hotiees 01 cburvl. and tx I. ty uh 1 all 1.1.11 entertainments lroiu wl.leli n ci.ui 1.-.U' l-i derived will be charged ht at Hit rate ..1 ' oents a line. THE JOURNAL. X. I. HASTES, C. T. HANCOCK, PrcprietoT. Locil Reporter. flfKlttrrtd ill III, 7W (Hn Bfriu,K. C, U vroinl rim ti.ntte. 'THE T1ME3 ARE Ol'T OF JOINT." There has been no period in tbe history of the world when men were not ready to say "The Times arejout of joint." That there are seasons of pecu liar depression as well as periods of Donsaal prosperity cannot be denied; bnt the Ttmej are, under Providence, whaf men mali? them. If the farmer neglects the prepar ation of his land, fails to plant and cultivate his crop, the Times will be ont of joint to him and that without remedy. If the merchant neglects his business, makes bad debts and poor C9llections. tbe Times will be so out of joint uh to drive him to bankruptcy. So it is in all pursuits aud vocations ol life. In reality tbe Times are not out of join t and cannot be. Tbe same Ood who set tbe machinery of the universe in motion et ill directs its ooore, and we have the Divine as nrance that there will be seed time and harvest nnto tbe end. Tbe Times are not out ol pint. Some men have a great aversion to forming the acquaintance of work. Work is the panacea. Work, with faith in Ood and man, level i moun tains and spans oceans, gives bread to the hungry and clothing to tbe naked. Let no man stand idle and itn pi tusly charge God and bis fellow man with his own miserable fail ure. Poverty and sloth lie in tbe ho vel, while riches and industry live in palaoes. God bus made Labor of tbe agents of bis beneficent provi dence, and no human ingenuity can escape its requirements nor detract from its honor. The Times are ont of joint to those who despite Labor, bnt they are redolent of blessings to tbe industrious, the i tuous and the good. rnoHiBiTiox. We have never been in favor of making Prohibition a political question, It belongs to morals rather than to polities'. Neverthe less we have watched results at tending efforts to bring about Tern perence reform whrougn the Agen cy of political parties. It bag always been questionable whether Temperance has been ad vanced by association with poli tics. The Eepnblican party has for years beea in tbe habit of inser ting a prohibition plank in all of ita platforms, bat a change is tak iag place. The platform adopted by the Kansas Republican state conven tion last weeek shows the drift of the tide against prohibition. The prohibitory amendment to tbe con stitution was adopted in 1880 by Bepnblican votes, and tbe party has always hitherto endorsed the policy and demanded its enforce ment. There was the more reason for a positive deliverance this year, because there is a movement which seems to be gaining strength for a resubmission of the question to , the yoters, with the view of getting the amendment ont of the Consti tution. The Republicans were im portuned to stand their ground, bat the managera concluded that f- there were more Totos to be gained .by ignoring the subjeot, and lor v the first time a platform waa adopt ted which says not word the liquor question. Iowa baa virtual!) aalMi'uted . local-option yletn for tu .rolni. itory law la that S'itr, au.l it gins to Inok M though irnhilition might b? abolished in K dn v 'il i the only oi'.ier ftale iu (be where it b bec-o ailopvi!. where .101 mi m inims iih Iiroierj of a Curi-m (irain l ii h. Aiiclrn: Oriel -r. A most curiou diso..v-iy I;;; been made on Halley i::ii!V iu this county. These ilu!Ts li.ivc long bt-erj of 'reat ;nt. rv.-t account of tla jin-liacl-..-;;; discoverie rnri'lo iu ilicrn I n are co v ere d w i t h a n -I'-nt n:'-;u.: both large and sin i l many . f which have beet , ,i .1. While prosp ..r . -.v mounds in the 1 ' a i w .i ,y ago William Rt rt..:i. a In,'! archaeologist, t a l well like format, mi evidently been w-'-'i of deposit jf gra n bv the aneient dwell' I T I' tl, blufTs. The curious --truclure discovered by dicing iu a dej i -bion botween iwo iiiouii'!-. a'i was found to lie jug sha)" I ;n. nicely cemented It wa-- ;.h : six feet deep and had a i : . . . i . ference of a'u tit fiiii n ): It 'narrowed at the top iikt i modern cistern until its ne 'i!1 was not over lv-" i. t i: diameter. A .furtli'-r s arch aiotig ; hlufT revealed iii uiy ' i i t ;ne in several of tie in giain s i-i found under the acoutiiuI.H'- 1 debris. The grain ivj- in t ... shapo of casts in the hard'-n-i mould of the kit: in ..; ! ,. wells. A thorough :-e;ir.i . '. i blulfs will he made for any ' in i peculiarities that may Nevada I'.x. IIoiii !( ( jicr '- ( ir.'i r To scale iJ-li iii, ; :, . in boiling w ater. 1 Soiled cabbage i- ti: : ,i v. er v. hen t i j - wan r i- ,;.,uig. . boiling. Tough neat m;,y n. , tender by laying it a f v.- io:i, .1 es in vinegar wa'.- r. In ba'.ing .r--ad r ! N. ; :' a saucij an if i . iit.g v.-. 1 in the ovui. The :.ai.i ... keep tin- -n;-t -rr. ;: ,!. tender. Much of t!.., 1, ,w , . bread is lie- r nil i ti.-- . a door being hang, i iu el -!!,. It should h.- ch-. 1 a i.: iy a possible. B'-fore beginning :o - -1 raisins, cover them with i.ot water and let tin m stand fifte n minutes. The sied- ean then in removed easily. Boiling liquid-;, j 1 1 : ( ..j- fruit may be turned inn' gh: . '' out brealiing the ve.-- ,. i y. press the howl of spoon i u i1, bottom while filling. For starching liiu.-lin. g . i hams and c.ihcoe-. o: - i a piece of aiuin '.!e- - i. - ! a hicktory nut lor eveiy j i:,' ,.t starch. This will ki tin e -bright for a long tine-. Kid glove may h.- :. . .!. when slightly s.ik- !. witi. a small piece of o,eii -,,k won - i J tight I v about the ling.r. u-. ; rubbed viyorou-lv over tie surface of the jifive. Glass which has r. - n il.il. can be restored to a fiuny i. .-h: coriaition by wit-i.ini; a!i : wards rubbing with mois'..-!:- i chalk or whiting Old paint and variii.-li may i-. removed by an tinnl-ion f i.rm. ! . of two parts of anioniu tni. n ' up with one part of turpi r.tin - ' It will soften them m tin i : . ;. . easily be scrape. 1 off. For laundry u-e keno'i... very effectual in v.-hit.-iiii;;; ; clothes. A half a teacui'ful in ;i boiler of clothes will produce ;i most satisfactory result. j care must be exercis-d whi n using this explosive matci i.il. j iinen crasn. blue iienim or ticking are the best possible fabrics for covering iron holders. Make tham removable by bast ing one end together and occasionally put them in the family wash liieswax f.-r smoothing sadirons should be tied in a piece of white muslin to prevent waste. The waters of the Atlantic ocean are a sort of whirlpool on a gigantic scale, the central point of which is a sort distance to the southwest of the Azoi-e.;. MOTHERS and those n.Knit U bocomr mothers, kIiouM know that Dr. Pierre's Favorite i'rvsrriiiti n rolis chiKihirth f its torture, terrors tiwl dangers to both mother and chiM, ly ni'luig nature in prunarin the system tor parturi tion. Thereby " labor " and tho rriod of confinement is greatly shortened. It rAso proinotus an abundant secretion of nourish ment for the child. Smith TJnitt, pacific Co., Wash. Dr. U. V. PiERtt butfaln. N. Y. : tvd&v&c tog your "Favorite 1'p iierintion the first 3. F month ot preynuncy, una W T- hsi'e eontimierj ijtkinff V y It since couilnemeiit. I dirt not experience mo nausea or any cf tin? ail ments due to projrnun cy, after I be pun taking your " Prescription." I was only tu labor a short time, and the physician said I got along un usually well. MRS. Barer. We think it saverl mo a uroat deal of suf fering. I was troubled a great deal with lu oorrbta also, and it has done a world of good for mii. Sincerely yours, Mm. W. C. BAKKK. It will astonish you liow quick Joliu son' Magnetic Oil will kill all iiun, in ternal and external; 11.00 size 50cU.;' 00 ct. size 25 cte. S " 1 V- A The ron-ilatiot r w Beraa .b.fl: oo. - :h . t, and t voo'd it Wan lu.f a- troubled witi "i r. r).vin mi ti.a I iroat and Long, br. msj.iiiu'. ar. wriin to ata o. -. -i, r. n im.-i .a- Lao iHlten. Wa . .1 ' i all ...ir n-s.'m nt to D t tie' .. Ttenil v M rjl on their 'i ' it. i .-' ' u itl.- of Kcmii lial- I.T ti 1 '. I .!' tl I.J Trial a'i'ltl. Sold eer. oi'-r of- Afn l.i. tim-hed her i i I., i iiibhsher t li'-T o 'ti or not. lir.-ss. and she 'and for South I II Hi I II: .'- W e hi a '!. ' l.-tt i'.u !' I !l a -Af, ami t oliU- gh Kemt-dy el ls and ll . "H 1 M 3. Ij'.ii ' I 'ti on ' ' !;h '. - - ' ;l... ! Kt'i I V S 1 : . ill'. iiiiu'te II. f I tve t ll'in, Ky. r chti ul It luoseae i mid ef- ,t,p. hi. i. U'linoping - niu tins , a-i i? hqne I II t III.IKI'S it '"i and ail luninn Drug- i- IT .a who has lrieiids. It hi it . above ;ng out of - eoig and r is llollle man. 'iir,i Cure, M.on the ii .lit VVfl ;iivnrihl-!y v.h A r( up ii-rf j i iu t : 8 '-M'h r:.. .'a.: -th- ' Br.-u IE '.i I cr. . most have cure and .'s n:t a i v j' t;:e J : . il:t;. I .r U rb fOld i,- i. no ..ther ' )wJ have a I ej I try it. If ) Liur iuns - 1 by Nt-w 4 O PRICE ?0 CEN' liil I C .i UiP.t S f-EB BOTTLE. .i-ihh:. mi. SIR A r I.I I I lit: IM M . I lir !K n ,mhi:ii inrnov ti:v. : " ..i ' .L-ii i.: ;'.., ii.. :T ..I' 'i 11 i in ..ii i I'. l.i ;u .i n r i -'I.-.)., r- i: - pny. l;Ii 111 I.I.. I lol .1, ;.;.!.. M. N. ('.. 1 r. W. I'. Iliiliiii.-iiii, I'ro). 1 m -..:: I i I 111- i '-r:lil 1.. ' : I.! . - .. :.':..-' v -:' j r-l ern; - - -inn. .. i : I j K . v. !', ii. : .ir Coin:!.' r NEW HOUSE, 1634 Citj. N. C, .1- U. M rop. I'li a am 1,.,. . 2s'ev Manage ment Goi-il Ai'i'oiiiunidatii.iis A!t niive iSrrvants Ti rnis Reasonable. Bathing Houses Free. MOUNT MITCHELL Ulatilc ;lountain,!N.C. Unsui passed .Scenery, Water, Air, and Fare. Terms ReaxmaUle. Opens May 1st, 18W. W. 1). Sl'KAr.CE, Prop. Vtf Railroad, Telegraph and Post Offices near tlio door. mljtf ' ine 3a of - ti 'iory Cf , dt or U. Whett '.-.rVSJSTIVB : '.Mutaeontrut rat in UMMMOf ! r n'3iLi tmicm . t .. id l wo (uaiwqi i . '. .ci.il, posUcvpato, CUE1 F. 8. DUFFY, Drugget and Sole Agent, : ' '-i to All Organized. We take verr great pleasure in stating that Maj. II. U. Kogera, Stat Agt.,for The Unitkb Bakk ixu aud liriLDixo Co., of liuh inriiid. Va has organized this J strong boaitl here. OFFICERS: K. K. .Ioxes. President. Ias. V. BiDDLE. Vice l'rvs. H. M. Groves. Sec'v. & Tres. Wm. W. Claek. Alt v. BOARD of DIRECTORS: Wm. Dunn. Cuas. Beizenstein N. H.Strei:t, Matt Manly, 1. 1)11 FY, I!EN llAUX. JAS j;. 1)1 KKY. Al'l'K aiseks : X. H. Street , .las. W. Biddle. K. Dully. i . I ., . ..... 1 ,1 V i j.i'.i un I tn i i-i I II tun JH I . WOK I.!) AND 1111-; STATE i'l'i; i.-J'.. v.. -en. I liic Nkh Yiiiik WttKiv in. n a: -1 Wii.kiY Si ATI. tine Vrar i nli fir if l.'J.) n; iln KKkl.V Stvtk lo M .1- f-r jl. ..l.lu-v The Mule. Ki( hiuotu!, V;i. MUSIC .: .z MUSIC. CUT THIS OUT inn! with 10 rents send to us, and u- will InlM.iril vim THIRTY-TWO 1'AliKS -sheet music six the pret ties! Vocal anil Instrumental Mn-Mi- nilili-.lit (. limited in elegant st le, with two larjre and lour .-mailer jiii tmes ol' the leedin acties-es uf the dav in each folio. Allies.-.. Mi.-h a i. Echo, 1411 JJii'ii'lw a. . N. V. all'li VITAL TO MANHOOD. Pa. F C, WE.-J M.li K AMI DRAIN THEAT "11-N T. -i.ooiri. f..r 11.. -i. n. niznnvx. Tin. SVu trali-.i riuf1 In .ft L.ntr . f :. i1fii:lu I'r.-T.i.f 1' it-r Iu r I JTLiB I.-. I ovel-I:, V--T.tbn IVpr"i.in o:. a.v .I::U-M. -uTiit-. tuisery, tit-ca.v llarr.-Tinesn, k) r. J A'ui-irrljtfa and al ry nMr--vriim oi l.raln, s-:f t !.-. A i!!ni.ih' trt-htmeiit, f 1 U i-.h . a, I: ..r .-r f.-rC t !-.. muI n : . u : l uii HLl'-r-1 . rffuuii l( Dit rurl .n.',:. f-!-u. -.t y im. WKST'Sl 1 KKl t II--.. .. J;,.. u-i,' , I.itt-r CuiUialuXlt t:'S:., ;,h.. h. lM-..-:n (itLsUptttWa. Ol Ala.MUS jvuid uulj by S. DrFFV, Atfont. Druggist and So GEO. HENDERSON (S'K-Ci-.--'i; f It ibcrls ft Hendenioo,) General Insurance Agent fv presenting Insurance Torupauy of N..rib Amciica o( Phi lailel jb i a . 1 1 ' tne lnsurunce Cumrany of New Yoik. ltartiurd Fire Iiihurauie Company of Hurtlonl i'l.'cu Insurance Company of Kng-lan-l. North Carolina Homo Insurance Com 1 pany of Kaleis'i. i.ieenwiou hiburaiuo Company, of Hnioklyn. Pbi -nix Insurance Company.of Brook lyn. I nikrl Uniler liters Insurance Com pany, of Atlanta. Boston Marine Insurance Company, of Huston. REMOVAL. S. U. STREET, GENERAL INSURANCE ) AND r r. a r i.oti k tii.i AGEN T. Has. movod to the Stevonaon linihliii; ojiposite the Cotton Ex ( lianrjo wlicre lie will he glad to 'si'e all those who wish Eile or Fire Insurance, or to buy, sell, or lease ! real estate. l LADIES "IJ iOU KNOW DR. FELIX LE BRUN'S STEEL HNfl PEHNYBDYHL PILLS ' .-.rfthn(pricimtl and only FRENCH, eafeandre h.tlilo cjro on tbu market. Price $LU; sent b; I iLail. (ic;mine sold only by j F. S. DUFFY, Druggist and aoie .Agent. A Valuable Town Lot and Silverware For Sale. J'liiMiaut in u judgment of the Superior I'fiurt ol Crnviin county, I will sell at pub lic vendue lor (ash nt tlic court house, in New J'.crne X. C, on llnnduy. July 2nd Ih'.M, nt li o t lot k M., the brick house ,'iiirt lot on Kast Front street, in the city i'1'Ncw Berne, recently occupied by Mihr Kliz ibctb Justice, known as lot No. 7. Also ihe following silverware: 1 tcs pot, 1 Miliar (lich, 1 milk pot, one old milk pot, 1 ladle. 8 table spoonn, 12 de sert fpnons. 1 sugar tongs, 1 cream ladle, .I teaspoons, 4 old teaspoons, nnd 1 salt spoon. CiiAS. C. Clark, May t!0, 1h!i4. Connnisssoner. THE WEEKLY COURIER-JOURNAL Is a ten-page eight column Demo cratic Newspaper. It contains the best of everything going. HENUY WATTEltSON is the Editor. Price $1.00 a Year. The Weekly Courier-Journal makes very liberal terms to agents ami gives tree premiums for clubs. Sample copies of tbe paper and four page Premium Supplement sent free to any address. Write to COUEIER-JODBNAL CO., Louisville, Ky.. THE New Berne Weeklv Journal And ,tlie COIJBIEE JOUENAL will be sent-one-year to any ftd dress fot 919. AAAtem, ' JOUBSfAL, NeW Bernej 6 Wm. II. OLIVER Life, Fire. Marine, Accident. Fidelity, Steam Boiler Insurance, XEWBEKN.X.G 11 A Number of Time-Tried and Kire Tested Coiniianies Ilejireserit en. Over f 1L'.,(00.00 aom-ts rejire Hented. NOIOUAKY ri HLIC Commissioner of Deeds for New York. Coniieetirut and Pensyl vama. ryAgent National Hoard Ma- rine l" nderwriters. PROFESSIONAL. DR. G. K BAGBY, SURGEON DENTIST. Office, aliddle atreet. oppoaite Baptiai jhoroh, deoSdwtf NEWBEBN. N. O. DR. J. D. CLARK, DENTIST, KW BKRKB. N. C. Office ou CraTfin street nd Broad between Pollock J H.BENTON, M.D..D.D.S. Praotle limited to Opei u v fcnd Me cbftnloftl LeollU7 and leni 8arjrj Teeth i t rtled wlthoai pMln by ti use of NUro oxldf Gat. KTerytblnt in ihe Hoe or UeDilttry don in tbe belt style. BetUfactlon guftrmoteed. Offlce, corner of Middle Sireet and Kedera Alley, oppoaite Baptist i:b.- P. H. PELLETIER, ATTORNEY AT LA W Pollock street, First room above Farm er's & Merchant's Bank. Will pretle In IbaCoantlM of OrTD i irtoret, JonM,Onilow ud PfcmMco. -United HtKtea Conn at New Berne, no . lapreme Oonrt oftiie Htt WM.E. CLAKKE. Ofliee, 72 South Front street op posite Qastou House. ATTORNEY AT LAW AND Ileal Estate Agent, New Bi-i-ne, N. C. Connection'. New Y irk Boston and Canada. Timber lands Farm lands, Truck lands, Town loU. Do you want to bay T WRITE. Do yon want to sell 1 .WRITE. SPKUIAL. 1500 Ucres, Trent Koad, 6 miles of oity. Timber and Truck land. TWO IRON SAFES, One weighing 1,000 pounds), " 600 Just from tlie Factory, but Lavs fallen into my liands ana will be sold at a GREAT SACRIFICE. Remember, when you are in want of anything in the BANKRUPT Line BIG IKE is the place to get it. You can always save money by looking over the GREAT AMERICAN BANK RUPT DEALER'S STOCK. A.& N. G. Railroad, NEW BERNE, N. C, MAY, 30th, W. SPECIAL HUE TABLE FOR TRUCK TRAIN NO. 212 ALL RAIL, In effect SATURDAY, June 2nd, 1894. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. Supplement to Time Table No. 26 of imber 4th, 1893. Leave New Berne, 1:M Clark's, . . 11:0B Tusearora, - 11 :i8 " Core Creek, - - -11:51 " Dover, . - . - Wrl7 Carwoll, - - 11 " KlDDton, . , -l- - railing Creek, - 1:4S " . Ia Orange, -- - " Beat's. - t j: M Airlfe Goldsboro, . - , . IKK) A. H. P. H- . No. 1 Train will; wait fndeflnitdy t Com Creek when on time for 212. unlee otherwise ordened by traift dispatcher.' - . - 1 1 1 1 1 11, 11 'i...- ... ,.. fTb jdvtrlB ;,retarningrf win leave Goldstar for New Bern at 4 p.m. u an cctra, oolen otherwise ordered, : , : t . L DILL) Sup't, h til v-k - J M. H AHW & CO., has .h st ki:ti i;m:i 50--HEAD H0jn?E8 AND MULtb"' RANGING FROM And Wei-hiim- From Some i t l.i line i : Kxccjit lunall Inn- 1 i .i!t - in II..! M' Horse A lull and complete line of IJuggies and Harness always on hand. We will hold on Tuesday and Wednesday, AN AUCTION SALE To be sold without Reserve to the high est bidder. Don't fail to come. HI le l iolit Siahles, Nl.. - $5, Th- r.cf.1 Phn. . for rfk ttif i.i-ai .vi.u . jgr m a II i " im DEALERS who push the sale of IV. L. Douglas Shoes gain customer which helps to increase the -sales on their full line of goods. They can aflbnl to fli at a less profit, and we b4ive you can nave money by buying all your footwear of the dialer advertised below. Catalogue free upon application. ' For Sale I) J. J. BAXTER, tAgt, New Berne "8. C. BAIi K S . J. i BKYan, Pre. T1I08 vn.xiKu.licc Pr . 6. U. ROBERTS, Cathicr The National Hank, OF NEW BERNE, N C Inoobporatcd 1865 Capital. Surplus Hroflts, $100,0001 98,168 ! DIBEOTORH, Jab. a. Be- -i, Thob. Dinikls. OHAS S. BLfAR. J. H HiCKBUBK, Jno Ddnn, L. Habtet, G. II. R011EHT8, EIC. BlBHUI'. Thos. A.Ohih, rm. C. E. Fot, Oanhler. Wm. Dunn, V'oe-rrei. 11. M. Ohovkh, Teller CITIZENS' BANE or NEW BbxtN, N- C. DO A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. The AooonnUof Uanki, Bankers, Corpora tions, Farmers, Merchants and others re ceived on favorable terms. I'd. nipt and eareral attention given to the tnterentor onr anstomera. BOARD Or DIBCOToaS, Ferdlnan l TJlrleli, J. A. Meadows. Hamuel W. Ipoek, Ohas. 11. Fowler, William Dunn, R. W. Small wood. Geo N. Ivee 0. 0' Green. E H. Meadows, Chas. WirTy. Jr. .taxes Kedmond, Chas. Kelsensteln Mayer Hahn, Thos. A. Green, O K. Koy. THE Farmer? & Merchants Bank Began business May 1891. Capital Stock, paid in, 175,000.00 5,000.00 3,500.00 10,500.00 Surplus, Undivided Profits, DiTldoddipiid, - OFFICERS L. H. Ctttlkb, 8. Chadwick. r. Dbwit, A. H. Powill, . F.F. Matthews . , President, Vice Pres; Cashier. Teller. Collector. With well established connections this Bank Is prepared to offer all aocommo. lations consistent with conservative tanking. Prompt and careful attention given to lollections. Wa will be pleased to oorrespend with those who may contemplate .making lhanges or opening new accouota, THE Frait-Growars Journal is a recognized authority in Prac tical Fruit-Growing, Market Card ening and every . branch " of the business connected with the fruit and vegetable industry. ""'Its col umns contain articles jrom the best ' informed vractUal fruit growers in this country. ; . It is a six column, eight-page all around fruit-growers and family journal.! It is published ; semi monthly at XJobden, Ulinoifl, the frnit-growing centre of the . West, at 60 cents per year. :? y r Bena wr trte sample eopy. ft hi 1 1 : vi:sr with 50 4 TO 7 YKAKS OLD, 850 to H50 lbs. Each- al-o a. ,! Mule-. .ijiti d to all purposes; oo. New I'.erne, N. O. M diFlt Sireet. fi:om W. L. DOUGLAS 3 SHOETkl"" :ik! - s,noUr.ni Waterpmof. Itcsl Shoe sold at the price. $4 and S3.50 Dross Shoe. .83.50 Police Shoe. 3 Soles. $2.50, and $2 Shoes, l'nu.iliiil at tht price. Boys $2 & $1.75 School Shor LADIES' $3, $2.50 $2, $1.75 J- lttliiRaiul Srvic-eabIe.Bet In tlu world, ah Htyies. IiiHiHt upon having W. L. nml price staiupea on but to in. Brockton Mam. Wanted! Names! FOR 100,000 Subscribers TOTI1K WEEKLY BEGISTER. I'til.lisliod at "Wlircliiifr, W. Vir- K""a- Tic Karnu'i's rricml. A Elome Cotnimnion. Tbe Best Story Taper. lias already tbe largest Circula tion of any Newspaper in tbe two Virginias. Eastern Ohio, or West- ! em Pensylvauia. The Great Twelve -Page Weekly. Its woman's and Children's col unins are of mi usual domestic in terest. Its Sir.'cial Features cost more money than is paid by ANT . ten other papers in the. same ter ritory. . Its news columns cover the world. Bill Nye writes for it; Dr Talmage preaches for it; Wallace P. Eced and llndyard Kipling, Richard Ialcom Johnston, Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Julian Haw thorne, K. Ii. Wilson, Rider Hag gard, Olive Harper, Nvm Crinkle, and the best litera-y genius of the world conrributo to i,ts columns. It is a magazine! Aud every . is sue an educator. - Only $1 00 a year! Agents wanted iu every locality. Money for agents in working for it. Send for sample copies. Send six names giving the addresses of yourself and live neighbors who want free copies. Write for agents terms. Clubs of six for live dollars. 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