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SEWALl DEAD.
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Railroad now part of the Maine Cen
trail, and Arthur Sewall succeeded his
father and after service Of four years
was made president of the road, holding
the position longer than any incum-
bent of that office. He was also at one
time president Of the Eastern Railroad
and director of the Sonora & Mex
lean Railroad. He is a president of
the Bath National Bank and interested
in a number of different corporations.
All Of his life he was an unwav-
ering Democrat although he be-
lieved to some extent in protection. He
was for some years a member of
the national committee but never held
an elective office He was in favor Of
free silver from the start and even
though advised by friends not to ex-
press his ideas 50 frankly. nevertheless
did 50 and was awarded by being
placed on the Democratic ticket
Mr.. SeWall came from good old Maine
stock. his grandfather having been
Dummer Sewall, whose old homestead.
now over a century old, is situated near
High street bridge.
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NEWS NUGGETS
Brought by the Wires From The North. Ca I
South and West.

Governor McCalIum Of New Found
land, ana Commodore Giffard are ma
turing plans for stationing British
naval reserve training ship in colonial
waters within the next few months.
The headquarters is likely to be PIE
centia bay. on the south coast of tn
island. within easy striking distance Of
St Pierre.
\ fire which started in a barn in thu
rear Of the Observer office, Railroad
square, Dayville, Ct.. late Wednesday
afternoon, resulted in the total de
struction # the Observer building. the
New York, New Haven & Hartford
freight house. four tenement dwellings
and besides considerably damaged the
Dayville hotel ana other buildings.
The total loss is over $4,000 1t is
thought that the fire was started by
children playing in the barn, and ow-
ing to an inadequate water supply, Oil
account Of dry weather. the flames
quickly acquired considerable head
way
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-06
OLD GLORY AND UNION JACK
Wave Side by Side a. Reception to British al
Bar Harbor.

| Bar Harbor. Me. Sept 5.-This was
reception day for the officers Of tho
/ British and American squadrons. and
play day for almost all of the Jackies
In the early morning a dense cloud "
smoke from fires in Hancock county
enveloped the warships lying in the bay
| but soon after 10 o'clock. southwest
| breeze drove the smoke away and
| steam launches from the ships Of both
| squadrons began To bring officers to
| the shore
Vice Admiral Bedford landed from
| his steam barge at the Reading Room
! pier, which was tastefully decorated
| with the British and American cOlOrs.
| Lady Bedford and her daughter accom-
| panied him. A fourth hand tally-hu
coach, driven by Mercer Biddle Of Phil
| adelphia. was waiting for them. Rear
| Admiral and Mrs. Upshur. Mrs. Hare.
Mrs. Grenville Kane and Mrs. J. Madi-
son Tailor made up the party. A most
enjoyable 1O-mile drive was taken. a
visit being made to the Pot and Kettle
| Club on the way.
The feature Of the day was the re-
'tBhl'lA uu4 Ills tIlt HAiOIl. Oh t'lsii u
the United States flagship New York.
| Steam cutters from all the American
| ships took the invited guests out from
| shore while the British launches took
their officers 70 the New York.
| That ships quarter deck was Il sur
prise TO the visitors. Under the awning
scores Of flags had been prettily fes-
TONED ana draped. British emblcms
being fastened To many Of them. The
New York's band stationed on top Of
the after turret. played for the dancers.
while the British tlasship's band played
| promenade music on the superstruc-
ture.
The two admirals FarQuhar ana Bed
ford, with their stats in full uniform.
received the guests. while the New
| Works officers Wed with each other iii
entertaining their guests i'll the taste
fully decorated ward room. a huge.
silver punch bowl was in sight and a
dainty lunch was spread
The dancing was enjoyed until near
~ dark when there was rush for the
shore to get ready for the evening
festivities. The naval officers had re
ceiVed invitations Ia dine at the cot
tages Of Mr.. ana Mrs. ]. NJ. Sears Mrs.
Van Ness. Mrs. Barney. Mrs. Stcley.
Mrs. +. q. Curley, Mrs. +. +. Emery.
Miss Furniss, Mrs. Edward Cole. Mrs.
Robert Able and Mrs Frank Ellis.
After dinner they We're driven to the
Kebo Valley club. where a most de
/ lightfully contriVed ball room had been
erected under a tent enclosed by the
wire Of a tennis court. TWO hundred
ana fifty electric lights preppJ out from
among oak boughs overhead and on
every side merry guests danced from
2 o'clock until long after midnight
Sailormen from all the ships We're given
plenty Of liberty and the streets at
night rang with their laughter and
songs.
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n sweet tooth and last, but not least,
the ladies-God bless 'em-there was
an endless array Of things beautiful
that appealed to their refined tastes
Oh. yes. everyone was pleased ana
voted that it was the best general eN-
hibition that they had seen for years.
And then, the races, the great draw
ing card Of the fair The well nile
grand stand told more plainly thah
could words of the interest that cen
tiers in the flyers that daily course
around the track. The races. this al
ternoon. were all good ones. The three
classes, 21l. 2.24 and 2.35, were all well
filled. and each heat called forth roars
of applause from the thousands who
saw them.
1t was the same story everywher"
and not a man. woman or child VINO
same in through the gate went home
without feeling that they had got
their moneys worth and had had one
of the best times Of their lives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-06

Susie r. Davis of Bangor. has some
gems i'm water color and oil. and also
Charcoal work. Helen Narney's collec-
tinn III water colors and pastel, from
brunswick. IS much admired Mrs. ELS
worth OF Lewiston has a variety Of
studies. and Mrs. l.. \. Puisifer of Au-
huru has two portraits and several land
scaprs. Mrs. 5. G. Atwood Of Auburn,
Mil nice collection Of studies in still
life Chas. Dietrich Of New York, has
Agnes NJ. Nevius of Lewiston, and Mrs
Emma J. Rowe Of West Peru. also nave
Exhibits which are the subjects of favor
O., Ma comment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-06

muscIes and JOINTS. II serves The sams
purpose IN your body as the lubricatinr
OIL you put into the bearings Of vouT
wheel. Keep yourself in running order
with Omega Oil, and you will ALWAYS be
In condition to ride far and fast.
This advice is intended for wheel.
women as well as for whcclmen. aud for
everybody else interested in any branch
OF athletics or sports Omega Oil is n
Tar better food for the muscles and sinews
than anything you can swallow. .I5
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. Sept 5.-The following
pension changes in Maine are announced
Additional. Horatio II. Cummings. To
gus, $12; Joseph w. Murphy. Newfield
Sharon, $12; Darius G. Nye, HalIowell
SO; Lemuel II. Smith, Pennington Fails
$40; Edwin Heating. Highland, s.. Origi-
nal. widows. etc, Charlotte A. Stevens
Monroe 81: special accrued Aug q. Deb
orah Edwards. South Hiram, $l2; Saraf
Il. Sawyer. Portland, s..
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The Smith Wins.

Paris, Sept. 4, 1%oo.-The Smith Premier
grand prix at the Paris exposition. The
following is from the report of the jury
Of award; 40 The Smith Pre-
mer writing machine. for it's general SUI
Leriority of construction and efficiency
at the highest rating
This grand prix was given the Smith
Premier in competition with q typewrit
ers on exhibition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-06
Evenings Races.
Journal Office Visitors.

Visitors at the Journal cottage.
Wednesday. We're as follows:
A. e. Andrews. Gardiner: +. n. Pink
ham. Litchfield: James Trbbetts. Bel
grade, J. Fremont Dearborn. Augusta;
g. F. Snow. Augusta. q. &. Lihby./W
+. Seekins. East Pittston o. ID. Card
ner Cross Hill; f. r. Mayo, Fairfield:
Mrs. J. NJ. Cross. Augusta; Rev. c. :.
Cummings. Auburn; \. d. Russell,
Mrs A. ID. Russell Maurice w. Russell,
Augusta; Mrs. ]. II. May Boston. Ida
b. Guild. Mr. and Mrs. John II. Hodg-
kns, w. 5. Weeks. Augusta; Daniel
Allen, HallOWell; +. NJ. Norris. Illinois
r. g. Clough. Monmouth: VIM. H. Pet
tingill Winthrop; Mr.. ana Mrs. f. q.
Bailey, China; Walter Davis. S. j.
Chadbourne, Augusta; VIM. J. Corthell,
GOrham; G.. l.. Moore. Augusta; Mrs.
r. A. Gail Waterville; Miss May
Starkie, Woodstock. n. B.; Scion
Chase. Chaise's Mills; 5. S. Phillips,
Auburn: Walter Whitman Hendee; f.
s Crosby, Cross Hill; Mr. and Mrs.
Furber Flynt Augusta; John II. May,
Boston: Geo. w Perkins, Weeks
Mills: Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Lowell, Wa
tervilIe: w 9. Ellis. Gardiner John W.
Donovan. Augusta; Joseph J. Harwood.
Augusta; +. A. Dudley. Monmouth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-06

The fail term Of the University OF
Maine at Orono will open. on Wednes-
day. Sept 49, The first chapel exer-
cises Of the fall term will be held in
Coburn hail. on Wednesday, at l130 a.
NJ. and the first recitation for seniors
juniors and sophomores Will be held
Wednesday afternoon, and for fresh
men. Thursday forenoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-06

Silver Gray Dorkings-E. ~ Drink
! water, sabattus, l pair fowls, 1st / pair
Coiored Dorkings-E a. Drinkwater
SabattuS, ! pair fowls, list; ! pair chicks.
list.
CLASS S-HAMBURGS.
Silver Spangled Hamburgs-M 4.
! pair fowls. 3d H. A. Drinkwater, Sabat-
/ tus | pair fowls. LIST
Silver Pencied Hamburgs-E A.
Drinkw9ter sa6attus, ! pair fowls, Isl.
Golden Penciled Hamburgs-George
Ward, Richmond, pair fowls, I'd ! pair
chicks. list. ). J. Remission, Hermon
White Hamhurgs-A. J. Kcnniston, ,
pair fowls, LIST.
A. g. Jones. Turner Village Poland
China board, LIST; Poland China sow, LIST {:
Victoria boar. LIST and 2d; Victoria SOW,
list; Victoria pigs. LIST; Jersey Red sow
LIST; Yorkshire board, "a: Yorkshire SOW,
"a; Sweepstakes, f4t pigs, ~ c,
boaIs, LIST and I'd; Chester sew, LIST and ID !;
Chester Pigs, list; u. l. 9. special, boars,
lsf;; =, I. Il speeiqi, zows, -: ,-
Geo, +. Bridgham, Auburn-Chester
pigs, ID; sweepstakes, fat pigs. 30.
II. T.. MOlIli. butklltlu-b berkshire
boars lst ana "a; Berkshire sow, "a ,
Berkshire pigs. lst; sweepstakes. fat
pigs. lst.
&. A. Arnold, Arnold. Me.-Yorkshire
boar. LIST: Yorkshire SOW. LIST.
F. \. Stevens. Auburn. Me.-Berkshire
sow, 1st
TRoTTING BRED GELDINGs. FIJI
LIES AND FOALS OF 1900.
L. \. Barrett, acknowledgements, 1st
and I'd.
{. H. Nelson. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lst, 2d ana 3d; 3-year-Clds, "a.
olds Cd.
Martin Farm, ittsfeld-2-year-olds. ID
Mrs. +. /. Barrett, West Sumner
year-olds, LIST; lyear--olds "a.
lst.
i. II. Briggs. Auburn-4-ye 81.
Saddleback Farm, East Baldwin,
yedr-oldS, LIST.
, \. J. Libby; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sd;
2-Year-olds. "a.
Elmer Y. Work, Plymouth-Foals of
1900, list.
TROTTING BRED BROOD MARES.
Elmer G. Work, Plymouth, 1st
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-06
a GOOD BREAKFAST

to most Americans includes a fine cup OF
coffee. To growing number Of our peo-
pie tea is as welcome in the morning as
at night-especially the Ceylon CEnglish
breakfast brandt We are in position tc
have the best Of both. Dainty, tasty and
wholesome breakfast foods of all kinds
Our Rival Java Coffee stands second to
none and when once used there is no de-
sire to change.
Rival Java Coffee sold BY Hill & Locke
only.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-06
Fair Notes.

Et.l3s Murray tho caniaI proDrietor or
AZ ie lI,ir y c,,f,. t!,ir Ijnta Il thrra
Ihe Mhlht 9ldI' I'LL li"l'', !9' IIl'
times each ddH; Jnt most H"usHl Mdh ui
the grounds. II" Is running Sl-cI4 t
house, as usual, ana parties looking Tor
table board ut Tor KING, can resi- A.
Sured that MI Murray san serve mem
The dining-ru"m HI An Cl"ah M WAX. Fiji
FOOD Il well cooked ahd NJ Il 5000 quhi-
lty: while IN" courteous assistants serve
II in as an acceptable manner as AT the
best hotels.
w y. Haley ct south 'Iafdlher., spli
nls t4uf-ytaF- nld bItch mare I-iSttI;
,LutSqaS aIlei uo'ln !" III
IT, NJ NJ ~ , 7t.r.d IN fIa race fa
trnttiT% F,,is Of 90 ana after Inc FIRST
nom Nr TaSsaII s,v- her owner ana It
tool, b,,t a foy, moments to ron,nlate th,
,J I : 4; Hill, III tLa ,,ngt ,1r0r,,is
i 49, Il u'' t-,,,..t,. ct, It'll,
III COILS N lIt NriLl', p'I- '"o
sieu DN nelson Inc "II VI b'1H
HoSe' daih OI llt'eE' me 'ii"IIc9l s"n VI
me great Ne5Soh. iitI SHo"lnS 2tsSti
u9y lhuicaIe4 tI'tl Slle I 4 n tr6 "utt,'.
WIZ tbat 9TH, Isa cinbar H IN Irft hanI
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J. D. Sanborn's Statement.

The following open letter from J. D.
Sanborn relative 70 the nou-appearancc
of his horses at the fair. this year, TX
plains itself.
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SPANISH CLASS.

/ ~ l x
nurtmeut. ana a. &. Hawkins Of Lancas-
Ter Mass. acted as judge:
SPANISH CLASS.
White Faced Black Spartsh-E. A.
Dfinkwatrr. Sabattus. l pair flows. "a
! uair fowls. list: | pair chicks. list
White Ltghorn tsingle combD-Parker
< Scripture. Bangor, ! pair fowls, LIST: l
NAH. fowls. 81. NJ. 7. Burnham. Auburn,
/ Hair fowls "a; ! pair chickens. 2d.
SCRIPTURE. Bangor, pair fowls. lst; |
pair fowls 81; ! pair chicks; ID George
fowls "a / pair chickens. Sd.
Brown Lcghorn Csingle comb)-Parker
4 Scripture. Bangor, | pair fowls lst, l
pair fowls. ga; ! pair chicks, "a Geo.
Kemp, Sabattus, ! pair chicks, 1st; pair
chicks. "a. +. y. Drinkwater, Sabattus.
Brown .rt5 Leghorn crose comb)-J W.
Lowell Gardiner pair fowls, LIST; pair
fowls. 5d; J pair chicks, lst; ! pair
Black Leghorn-E. \. Drinkwater. Sa-
battus ! pair fowls, LIST; ! pair fowls. %.
George Ward. Richmond, pair fowls. %.
Buff Leghorns-Parller & Scripture,
Bangor, ] pair fowls, go: pair chicks,
Ist. ! pair chicks, "a. NJ. r. Rurnham
Auburn. l pair fowls, LIST; George Ward
Richmond l pair fowls. "a.
Black JavaS-A. J. kenniStOn. Hcrmon
Center. | pair fowls LIST; pair fowls a.
Notified Javas-E. 4. Drinkwater. Sa-
battuls ! P2ir owls III; pair fowls q +;
moud. l pair fowls. LIST.
AMERICAN CLASS.
Barred Plymouth Rock-Elsworth &
Peacock. pair fowls, 81; l pair fowls,
fowls, lst; pair chicks. lst; pair
chicks, "a. I, Y. McKenney, West Au-
burn. ! pair chicks, 30.
White Plymouth Rock-ParI.er & Scrip
.sr
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REAOflEL0 RACE ENTRIES.
Two Classes Closed and Three Others RI.
opened Til Sept. 6.

Readteld, Ne, Sept 5.-CSpcoiaD.-Fol-
lowing are the entries for the 3-minute
and ESQ classes for the RcadheId fair
races, Sept. IL ana 10:
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Wednesdays Races.

The racing events We're AT hot contests
% 1ybich last wear. established the track
Tacnr5 Of , H.. today. broke his last
years mark and lowered the record t.
) IGi. ira evening races We're rather
,ama although fa-t time was made in
roth events. Fully 10000 people visited the
grounds during the evening. But Two
heats of the 2.35 tTOt We're pulled on, 10
dav but will finish at 10 ~ NJ. tomorrow
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Poultry Awards.

Following IS the list of premiums
awarded in the poultry class. Nj. T..
Uavkius IL superintendent OF the de-
nnrtmeut ana A. 4. Hawkins Of I.ancas-
trr Mass acted as Judge:
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Daily Kennebec Journal
10000 PEOPLE

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Rouen Ducks-George Ward, Richmond.
lst ana u.
cayugl Duck-Gcorge Ward, Rich
m0nd. lst.
Aylcsbury Duck-George Ward Rich
mond- 3d. 4. J. Remission, Hermon Cen
Muscovy Duck-George Ward. Rich
mond, 5d. \. J. Remission, Hermon Cen
ter. 1st ana "a.
Pckin Ducks-Parkcr & Scripture. Ban
g"r. list \. J. Kenniston. Hermon Cen
tel, 1St and 3D..
White CaII--A. J. Remission. Hermon
White crested White Ducks-George
Ward. richmond, 1st ana "a.
GAME FOWL.
Five pairs or more: two or more vari-
cities, Parker a Scripture. Bangor. "a;
George Ward, Richmond, lst.
Bantams-Fire pairs or more different
varieties, NJ. T. Burnham. Auburn, LIST.
ORNAMENTAL FOWL.
Exhibit of ornamental fowl-AL T..
BuTnham. Auburn, lst.
Pig"ons-Ten pairs or more. different
varieties, W. II. Stuart, Lewiston, LIST
EGGS.
White EEgs-)Three DOZEN. ]. y. East
Coiored Esgs-J. y. Eastman. Lewis
ton, lst; Mrs j.. G. Eastman, Lewis
ton. "a.
CLASS 1-ASIATICS.
Light Brahmas- George Kempt Sabat-
tus. l pair fowls. LIST. +. \. Drinkwater
pair fowls, "a; pair fowls. 81. George
Ward Richmond, pair fowls, "a; / pair
chicks. LIT.
Dark Hrahmas-G George Ward, Rich
mund. ! pair fowls. LIST.
Buff Cochins-George Ward. Richmond
pair fowls, LIST; l pair fowls %; pair
fowls. 81.
Partridge Cochins-Charles +. Durren
skowhegan, | pair fowls, "a; pair fowls,
81. +. 4. Drinkwatcr, Sabattus, ! pair
fowls. LIST; ! pair chicks, LIST.
White Cochins-George Ward, Rich
mond. ! pair fowls, LIST.
White observation-disclosures 7. Coffin,
Frceport, ! pair fowls, lst: pair fowls,
&d. l pair chicks, list. George Ward
Richmond. ! pair fowls, %.
CLASS 2-DORKINGS.
white Dorl.ings-A. J. Remission. Her
mon Center. pair fowls, 1T, pair
chicks, lst.
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White Dorl;ings-A. J. Remission Her
mon Center. pair fowls, lst; pair
chicks, lst.
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211 CLAss-PACING-PURsE $50

Terrill S. ch.. e., BY strathimore'
@. ". Lasellel, oakhurst Farm g,
Whitinsvi!le. Mass. ....,......';'.- l
AmbulatOr. b. $. by Ambassador,
RealIe Meade Farm, Belle f,
Meade IN. J. khburnD .......... : Y
Emma F.. on. m, by Allerdort' , ,
U.aWrtnCe) .-..--.-.-.... ...-....... d D =
Time, 2lOit. 2.l2. ~
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Silver Gray Dorkincs-E. A. Drink
water. Sabattus, l pair fowls, LIST; pair
chicks. list.
Colored Dorkings-E. A. Drinkwater
Sabattus, ! pair fowls, LIST; pair chicks,
LIST
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-08-16
Free Blood and Skin Cure.
An Offer proving Faith.


Ulcers, Eating Sores, Cancer, SCro-
fula, Itching Skin SCabs and Scales of
Eczema, Aches and Pains in bones,
back or joints, SyphilitiC Blood Poison,
Rotten Gums and Chronic Rheumatism
and all obstinate, deep-seated Blood
troubles, are quickly cured by taking
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Balm. We challenge the world for d
case of Blood Disease that Botanic
Blood Balm will not cure. The cures
are permanent and not patching up.
Is your blood thin? Skin pale? All
run down? AS tired IN the morning as
when YOU went 10 bed? Pimples?
Boils? Swollen Glands or Joints?
Catarrh? Putrid Breath? Eruptions?
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Don't hesitate, put wri { at once de-
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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-08-16
Occupations of our State Officers.

Hon. G. B. Aycock. our mex
Governor, is a lawyer. Col. J.
Bryan Grimes, our next Secre-
tary of State, is a farmer, busi>
ness man and president of the
State Tobacco Growers Associ.
alton. Mr.. Il. R. Lacey, our
Treasurer~elect, is an engineer,
public official and banker. DR..
B. F. Dixon, our Auditor-elect,
is minister, teacher, politician,
editor, military man and ply
stefan. Mr.. H. B. Warner, our
next Commissioner of Labor
and Printing, is an editor. Mr..
T. F. Toon, Our next Superin
tendent of Public Instruction is
a teacher. And our next u. S.
Senator is a lawyer and gradu>
ate of Trinity College, Hon
Ferdinand M. Simmons.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-08-16
No Right to Ugliness.

The woman who is lovely in
face, form and temper will al
ways have friends, but one who
would be attractive must keep
her health. If she is weak
sickly and all run down, she
will be nervous and irritable.
If she has constipation or kidney
trouble, her impure blood will
cause pimples, blotches, skin
eruptions and a wretched COM
plexion Electric bltters is the
b,st medicine in the world to
regulate stomach, liver and
kidneys and to purify the blood.
1t gives strong nerves, bright
eyes, SUI 9th, velvety skin, rich
compl. Nion 1t will make a
good>looking, charming woman
of a run do "n invalid. Only 50
cents at Standard Pharmacy.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-08-16
TUFTS Liver Pills

METHoDICAT. ADVERTISING
In most lines of business the
successful and methodical man
considers the amount paid for
newspaper advertising as a part
Of the necessary capital of the
enterprise. Just as he figures
out what his stock should cost,
so he estimates the value of the
trade to be gained by advertising,
and what he should expect for it.
There is nothing impulsive or
cdpricious about his advertising.
Roanoke Nf1Vs
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-08-16
State B. B. League Ended.

The schedule committee APP
pointed at a recent meeting of
the North Carolina Baseball
Association, reported back that
it was unwise to continue the
season, SO the association has
ended and Tarboro is cham pion,
with a good lead. The Tarboro
team has won its games by good.
steady playing, and is what the
lead indicates, the best club in
the State Tar60y0 SeufheyXer.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-08-16
DR.. T. N. Ivey.

DR.. Ivey is the beloved editor
of the Raleigh Christian -4d9o~
cate. He is one of the brainiest
and most highly cultured gen.
tlemen IN the State. He yields
graceful, facile aud virile pen.
His thoughts are truly great
and fall naturally into classic
expression. Thousands are
charmed by his brilliant editor
ials. He is a wizard of the pen.
He is also an orator of no mean
ability. He delighted our peo-
pie with two excellent sermons
last Sunday. In the morning
he spoke of the Larger View
of the Unseen" in the evening,
of the Pearl of Great Price"
He goes straight to the heart of
a subject. He sees clearly him.
self and he enables his auditors
to do the same. His treatment
of a subject is natural, simple.
didactic.. His arguments are
strong. His illustrations ale
striking and pertinent. His
logic is irresistible. His whole
manner is in perfect accord with
the subject apd the occasion.
He won the hearts of our peo-
pie. Come again, doctor cor
dial welcome awaits you.