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NEW YORK.
Exact Cppy of Wrtpper.
Notice to Creditors.
The undersigned having qualified as
the executor of Orlandon S. Perkins,
deceased 'hereby notifies all persons
vlng claims against the estate of said
Perkins to present them duly authenti
cated to the undersigned on or before
the 10th day of April 1909, or this
lotlce will be pleaded In bar of their
recovery.
All persons Indebted to the estate
of said Perkins will please make im
mediate payment'
New Bern, April 1, 1908.
A. D. WARD.
Executor of Arlandon S.
Perkins, Deceased.
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Lk Parties of .Ten or More. -
The Norfolk and Southern railway
announces rate of two cents (2) per
mile per capita tor parties of ten or
more traveling together on one ticket
' between all points on the Norfolk and
Southern railway. , v
These rates are open to the public.
R. B. I Bunch, ; : H. C. Hudgtns,
Traffic Manager. Genl Pas. Ag't.
; ? ;. TOCB PLAN SPECIFIES
. ' cer 'In quantities of material. To
m e the plan, work out right and
.- without extra cost you'll be safest
-i- In buying your building material here.
- Then there will be no cutting to waste,
, .V". no extra supplies to buy! Our build-
o lng materials are not alone the best;
.they are the cheapest as well. We
' can prove It If youH let us. '
Ifcif Bern BIJg; Supply Co.
, Phone 163 ; 17 Craven St ;
Dr. T. Felix Geurad's
i.:GniHlTAL-
iTOiLETPOVDEH
.''A pure, antiwptio toilet powder for
!nfanu- and adult. Exquisitely per
' .fumed and rentiers an excdkwt com
, j pivuon. , Keeps tLe skin clu&r,oft and
i: i velvety. Uclievei i'riekly Heat, Chafing,
V Sunburn and U fkin troubles, a Used
- freelr after bathing and shavintc, it is
- 'yr refreshing. M dealers ov If mail,
;J JWS eento Box. , , Prepared by i ,
' , FEfD. T. HOPKINS, N. Y. CI"
Proprietor elOOUIUUB'S OMENTAL CREAK
C T. YOUNG,
.
' Noise Is so ''Impressive to people
when. It's their own that they mistake
'It lor braJn.':;;;:g
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Tcr Infants and Children.
Th3 Kind You Have
" Alwiys Boasht
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
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TMtetNTAUa MUMMY. TOIIII T.
NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN
RAILWAY CO;
Effective May 24, 1908.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW BERN
9:26 a, m., 7:15 p. m. (Dally Except
Sunday) For LaGrange, Cove City,
Dover, Klnston, Tuscarora, Golds
boro and intermediate stations.
9:20 a. m. 7.00 p. m. (Sunday only)
For Tuscarora, Cove City, Klnston
LaGrange, Goldsboro, and Inter
mediate stations. .
9:27 a. in., 7:18 p. m. (Daily except
.Sunday) For Riverdale, Croatan,
Havelock.' Newport, Wildwood
Moreaead City, Beaufort and in
termedlate stations.
9:20 a. m., 5:50 p. m. (Sunday only)
For Riverdale, Croatan, Havelock,
Newport, "Wildwood, Morehead
City, Beaufort and intermediate
stations.
7:30 p. m. (Dally except Sunday) -For
Reelsboro, Grantsboro, Bayboro,
Oriental and intermediate sta
tions. s--.--. ;
7:10 p. m. (Sunday only) -? For
Reels boro, Grantsboro, Bayboro,
Oriental and intermediate stations,
9:25 a. m., (Dally Except Sunday)
For Washington, Plymouth, Co
lumbla, Belhaven, Edenton, Hert
ford, Elizabeth City, Norfolk, Suf.
folk and intermediate stations,
New Bern -tO Greenville,": Farm
ville, Wilson, Zebulon, Raleigh
and Intermediate stations.
Trains Arrive at New Bern -x
9:15 a. m.; 7:05 p. m. (Dally ex
' , cept Sunday) From Goldsboro:
LaGrange, Klnston, Dover, Cove.
Tuscarora and intermediate sta-
, . tions.
9:20 a. m.j 5.50 p. m. (Sunday nly)
From Goldsboro, LaGrange, Kin
ston, Dover, Cove, Tuscarora and
intermediate stations.
9:20 a, m.;' 7:10 p. m. (Daily except
Sunday) From Beaufort, More
- head City, ; Wildwood, Newport.
Havelock, Croatan, Riverdale and
Intermediate stations.
9:20 a. m.; 7:00 p. m. (Sunday only)
: From Beaufort, Morehead City,
Wildwood. Newport, Havelock,
I Croatan, Riverdale and Interme
diate stations. , " .
9:00 a. m. (Dally) From Oriental
Bayboro, Grantsboro, ' Reelsboro
and Intermediate stations.
7:15 p. m. (Daily except Sunday)
From Norfolk, Suffolk, Elizabeth
City, Hertford, Edenton, Belhaven,
. Columbia, Plymouth, Wasnlngtan
and Intermediate stations, Edenton
, to 'New Bern; Raleigh, Wendell,
Zebulon, ' Wilson, 7 FarmvUTe,
-.' Greenville and Intermediate sta.
. tions." ' ' 1' -1 -
On June 7th and 21, July 6th and 19th
- - - August 2 and 16th, train will leave
'ft New Bern for Beaufort at 11 : 15 a.
, b., ' returning will arrive In New
.Bern 6:25 p. m.
SALESMAN WANTED-TO SELL BE
,.tall,tade $65 to $140, per jnonth and
expenses or commission. J. JExperl.
ence unnecessary. Hermlngsen CI
gar Co Toledo, Q.
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I A Fair Exchange.
it
1: ' OrislnaL
She was a southern beauty just
nineteen, . he : a West Point cadet
two years her senior. She had been
graduated at a, young ladles', finishing
tchool; he was about to be graduated
Into the United States cavalry. She
had learned to write an essay. She
didn't need to learn to write a love
tetter. She was born that way, just as
poet is . born, not made. He had
learned analytical geometry, conk; sec
tions and all that. He didn't need to
learn to talk soft to a girl; he breathed
the spirit of "spoon" in with the West
Point air.. The atmosphere there has
been so long laden with it that it's im
pregnatedthat is, in June, when the
roses bloom. They were dawdling In
flirtation walk. .
"What an odd necklace," he remark
ed, glancing at a circlet of finger rings
fastened together by gold links she
wore about her neck "each ring dif
ferent!" "The donors were all different too."
"What do you mean by the donors?"
"Each ring was given me by"
"An accepted suitor V
"Well"-
"Don't deny it Rather tell me about
them."
"The rings or the suitors?'"
"Both."
"Well, ,thls turquoise cluster was
given me by a flaxen haired, blue eyed
boy when I was fifteen. He said he
was desperately in love with me, and
be-was for a month.. This marquise
solitaire I got from a young planter In
Georgia. He tried to ride over a preci
pice later on, but his horse balked.
This gypsy set pearl was from a pro
fessor. He was an old fellow, thirty-
one at least He taught Scandinavian
or Egyptian literature or something of
the sort He'd never been anywhere,
but he could talk so beautifully about
the places he hadn't seen that he'd
make you wish to go there. A doctor
gave me this sapphire. He bad been
all over the world, but you'd never
know It. He couldn't say boo to a
goose. I used to say to htm, 'My friend
the professor could go through China
town and make you believe he'd been
at Pekln when the allied forces en
tered; you would make a marionette
squabble out of the battle of Gettys
burg.'" ;
"I'll bet the doctor knew a lot more
than 'the professor."
"Not for women."
"Well,: go on with this string of
bleeding hearts."
"The man who gave me this ruby
was splendid young like us. He was
so fierce. Are you an angler?"
"No. What's that got to do with it?"
'Then you won't understand. My
ruby lover splashed about, darting this
way and that way, one day treating
me with sovereign contempt, the next
with anger, till I thought I'd never
land him."
"And did you?'
"There's the ring to show."
"How about the fellow who gave
you the opal" ,,'
"Oh, that furnished me with a dead
easy thing In the breaking. I was
afraid he'd interfere with the diamond
between sapphires, and I had to cut
him short. I told him be'd broken my
heart, for I never could marry a man
who'd given me an opal nothing but
unhapplness could possibly result from
such a union. But now tell me about
your book of beauty. Your chum stole
it for me yesterday out of your room."
"The rascal!"
"I've brought it with me to return It
to you. There's No, 1, this black
haired, black eyed girl. She'd be pretty
If she hadn't such a homely mouth
and a pug nose. How long were you
engaged to her?" '
"Oh, these girls aren't girls I've been
engaged to. They're girls who have
refused me., I -only thought I loved
themI never really knew what love
was tlllnow."
"Wheii did It strike you?"
"Jiist after guard mount yesterday
morning. I was marching off the old
guard, and I saw a group of . girls
among the lookers on. One face among
them made me tremble. I recognized
my "belle dame sans mercl.' "
"Tou talk Just like the professor.
What does 'belle dame, sans mercl
mean?",.',::'-...'.;';;
. He stopped and gazed at her with all
the fervor of his handsome eyes, but
with an expression of despair in them.
"Beautiful one without mercy," he re
plied.; ye.:::-
She turned and looked down through
an opening in the trees on the Hud
son, evidently to conceal a deep emo
tion. -
"Oh, If I could only trust your she
said In broken tones. "Tou, the only.
one of all . My punishment is more
than I can bear."
"I swear" '
"It has Come at last, but to mock
met Let go my hand!" : . ' '
Her bidding was obeyed suddenly.
so suddenly that she was surprised. At
the same --time , the wooer exclaimed.
somewhat Irrelevantly, "Great Scott!'
"What's the matter?" '
"Offlcer-and we're oft limits!"
An officer With several ladles passed.
The cadet faced,1 drew himself up stiff
as a ramrod and brought his , fore
finger to his cap like dummy worked
by wires. - e:' '.i. s': ''
. That night when the pair parted a
ring set with twin diamonds a family
heirloom passed ,, Into the necklace,
and her photograph passed Into his
book of beauty.
, Five years later they met again
both married. There was a delayed
recognition. Then began- a skirmish
very different from the one In wblcb
they had engaged at West Point. Nel-
J ther could remember the other's name.
;,'"'. Tke fPeaeeck Kingdom."
Consular and Trade Reports.
The. little native state of Mourbhanj.
known as the "Peacock Kingdom," is
the' moat northerly of the tributary
states of Orissa, and native chronicles
relate that the principality was found
ed more than 2,000 years ago. The
chiefs emblem of signature is a pea
cock, which Is held sacred, and hence
the killing of this heraldic bird is
strictly forbidden throughout the state.
The state has an area of 4,243 square
miles and the country is varied in soli
and scenery. It abounds in rich val
leys, but a vast extent is clothed with
primeval forests. The m ah a rajah of
Mourbhanj is an enlightened prince
and administers his state on modern
British lines, as the administration
report for 1906-7 shows. The govern
ment Is divided into separate depart
ments, as in British territory and
each department Is under an officer,
who Is responsible for Its proper ad
ministration. Mourbbani offers first-
class opportunities for exploitation by
American mining engineers and manu
facturers of various kinds of small
machinery, sawmills, and the like.
New York Tribune.
Official announcement was made to
day by Vice President Mohler, of the
Union Pacific Railroad, that extension
work on the Harriman lines will begin
July 1, where it was stopped several
months ago because of the threatening
financial unrest. Work will begin on
the Athol Hill cut off, in Colorado,
and the extension of the branch line
up the North Platte river and from
North Platte to North Port. Large
gangs of men have been sent to both
points.
"Had dyspepsia or Indigestion for
years. No appetite, and what I did
eat distressed me terribly. Burdock
Blood Bitters cured me." J. H. Wal
ker, Sunbury, Ohio.
CASE AFTER CASE.
Plenty More Like This In New Bern.
Scores of New Bern people can tell
you about Doano's Kidney Pills. Many
a happy citizen makes a public state
ment of his experience. Here is a
case of it. What better proof of
merit can be had than such endorse
ment? Mrs. M. N. Hanff, 48 George 'street,
New Bern, N. C, says:
"I received more benefit from Doan's
Kidney Pills than from any remedy
I ever used and it would be Impossi
ble for me to recommend them too
highly. I suffered a great deal from
cackache and oicen on arising in the
morning would be so lame and sore
that it wu3 some time before I could
get about with any t'egree of freedom.
An anuoyanco from the kidney secre
tions also added to my affliction.
When I heard Doan's Kidney Pills rec
ommended for such troubles. I ob
tained a supply at Bradham's Pharm
acy. Thcv banished the backache,
corrected the kidney difficulty and im
proved my health. Other members of
my family have also used Doan's Kid.
ney Pills and can speak just as high
ly of them."'
For sale by all dealers Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
NORFOLK & SOUTHER RAILWAY
Red Men's Celebration, New Bern, N.
C Saturday, July 4th, 1908.
Reduced round trip tickets will be
on sale from the following stations
to New Bern and return!
Beaufort Division
Goldsboro
Millers )
Bests
LaGrange '.
Fields
Falling Creek
Klnston
.$1 25
. 1 25
. 1 25
. 1 25
. 1 15
. 1 00
. 1 00
. 90
Caswell
Dover
Cove .........
Tuscarora ....
Hymans
Clarks
Thunman
Riverdale' .....
Croatan
Pine Grove ...
Havelock . . . . .
Newport ,
Wildwood
Mansfield
Hollywood ....
Morehead City
75
. 60
. 45
. 40
. 30
. 25
. 30
. 40
. 60
. 65
. 85
. 90
. 1 00
. 1 00
1 00
Beaufort
. 1 20
Oriental Branch
Olympla ......
1 25
40
60
, 60
65
55
76
: Reelsboro
Blades Junction,
Grantsboro ....
West Alliance .
. East Alliance ; .
i' Bayboro
.". 1 Stonewall
'' Ashwood
75
: i
00
1 00
Fares for children five years of age
and under twelve, naif a above fares.
Tickets to be sold for Morning trains
(only) Saturday July 4th 1908 final
limit date of sale.
Spent the Fourth of July at the Great
Eastern Carolina Seashore Resorts
Morehead City and Beaufort, '. C.
Round trip tickets on sale at great
ly reduced fares, Saturday July 4th,
1908, limited to return same date.
From the following stations:
TO BEAUFORT 20 CENTS MORE
Morehead
City.
Goldsboro $1 50
Bests 1 50
LaGrange l 50
Falling Creek 1 40
Klnston 1 25
Caswell 1 25
Dover 1 15
Cove 1 10
Tuscarora 1 05
New Bern 1 00
Riverdale 9
Croatan 90
Havelock 80
Newport 50
Wildwood 40
Oriental Branch
Reelsboro $1 05
Grantsboro 1 10
Bayboro 1 25
Oiiental 1 25
Spend The Fourth of July at the Sea
shore Virginia Beach and Cape
Henry, Vtu, Reduced Rates.
Round trip tickets on sale at great
ly reduced rates to Norfolk, Va., Fri.
day, July 3rd, finaly limit, July 6th
1902, from the following stations:
From Fare:
New Bern $6 50
Vanceboro ,
Chocowinity ,
Washington ,
Pinetown
Plymouth
Mackey's Ferry
5 90
.....5 00
5 00
4 50
4 10
4 10
Roper 4 25
Pantego 5 00
Belhaven 5 25
Creswell ,. 4 65
Columbia 5 00
IRON-CLAD SIGNATURE TICKETS
to be validated by the ticket agent
Park Avenue station, Norfolk, before
being good for, return trip.
R. E. L. BUNCH,
Traffic Manager.
F. W. TATEM,
Division Passenger Agent
H. C. HUDGINS
General Passenger Agent.
Excursion Rates Via Atlantic Coast
Line.
Round trip tickets on sale to all
points, July 2d, 3d, and 4th, final limit
returning July 8th.
For further -information communi
cate with nearest Ticket Agent, or
write,
W. J. Craig, T. C. White,
Pas. Traffic Mg'r. Gen. Pas. Agt.
Wilmington, N. C.
LEGAL NOTICES
8 ALB OF GIN PROPERTY.
State of North Carolina.
County of Jones.
Pursuant to an order of the Super
ior court made at the spring: term, 190
of Jones county in an action entitled
"New Bern Cotton Oil & Fertilizer
Mills vs. W. C. Waters & Co., S. S.
waters, P. M. Jenkins and U. f. Nel
son,, executors of Le-vW Bynum, de
ceased," we the undersigned, P. M.
Pearsall and William Dunn, Jr., com
missioners, will offer for sale and -viil
sell at
13 O'CLOCK M WEDNESDAY, JULY
13th IN THE TOWN OF MAYS'
VILLE, N. C,
the following described property: All
that certain cotton Kin. engine, boil
ers, and all fixtures of every kind, all
pipe belting and all other machinery
and appliances and fixtures used in
connection therewith, now owned by
said parties of the first part (W. C.
Waters & Co.) located, erected and
situate on that certain piece or parcel
of land situate In vvhlteoak Township
In the town of Maysvllle, county of
Jones," state of North Carolina and
leased from A. J. Collins and K. R. Hay
to which lease reference is made, to
gether with' all right, title and Inter
est of said parties of the first part In
and to the said piece or parcel of land
held under the lease as aforesaid, upon
which said buildings, gin and machin
ery and fixtures are located.
TERMS OF SALE are to be one
third CASH, one-third September 15th,
and One-third October 15, 1908.
This the 13th day of June, 1908.
WM. DUNN, JR.
P. M. PEARS AL.
Commissioners.
P. M. Pearsall, attorney for W. C.
Waters, gives notice that at said time
and place he will oner for sale and
will sell the saw mill and other fix
tures and appliances on and near the
land above described and owned and
operated by said W. C. Waters tt
Company In the town of Maysvllle.
North Carolina,
Craven County.
. The Weddell Grocery comnanV hav.
lng duly assigned Its entire business to
me, in is is to notny an persons in
aeDiea 10 ins saia .uompany to nav
same to me at once and all persona
having claims against the said com
pany, please file them with me within
the next u days. ,
June 2, 1908.
' v 1 , i D. B. HENDERSON.
Assignee of the Weddell Grocery Co.
- Oriental . . '.,
Paralke Division
Bridgeton .
Askln . ....
Ernul ......
Vanceboro ..
Bragaw ....
Frederick ...
Chocowinity
Washington
:- Special Kaiet.
Effective May 16th. The Korfolk an
Southern Railroad Compapr will place
on sale tickets from New Berk. o Mors
head City and return at ' following
rates: '
Season Tickets $1.6
Five Days' Tickets Lot
Week end Sunday Tickets 1.31
Regular Sunday tickets May :7th. 1.0
Tickets to Beaufort, 20 cents high:"
than Morehead City. Thir o continue
throughout the reason.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
r. m.
t ...:
Simmons Ward 4 A)m'
lttoraejs and Counsellors at taw.
Office No. 69 Ponth Front street, over .
(J. Telegraph office.
Prau.ce in the Counties of Craven. Dud
lin, Jones, Lenoir, Onslow, Carteret, Pam
lico and Wake, in the Supreme and FederM
Courts, and whenever services are desired
D. L. WARD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
52 Craven St ,
NEW BERN, N. C.
Practices in State and Federal
Courts.
DR. J. H. LAWRENCE
SEIIIALIST.
Diseases of Ey
Throat. Eyes
Ear, Nose and
examined and
Glasses fitted.
OFFICE 79 Middle Street, Next derjj
to Hotel Hazelton.
Office Phone 13?. Res. Phone 7ft
Residence 70 East Front Street.
ICE
Made from pure dis
tilled filtered water.
NEW BERN ICE CO.
19-21-23 Griffith Strtet.
Phone 23.
LL Moore. Wm. Dunn. Ji-
MOORE & DUNN.
Attorneys & Counsellors at Law
40 Broad St New Bern. N. C
Practice wherever services are
required.
jFire
Insurance
&
Brick
G. A. NICOLL
So. Front & Hancock Sta.
Phone 200
'mmrnmammmmimmamiml
GREAT BARGAINS
Come to our show room, 78 Bro;
atreet and we can show you the bast
and cheapest Buggies in Runabout,
open and top Wagons, Surrys, Bun
gles, and Second Vehicles of other u
from carts $25.00 very good, but cheat .
In price.
G. S. Waters & Son
78 BROAD STREET.
NOTICE OF JUDICIAL CONVENTION
The Dtmocratlc Judicial Convention
for the X tlrd Judicial District Is here
by called to meet in the Court Housa
In the ci y of New Bern, N, C, on
Friday the 19th day of June 1908 at
12 o'clock noon. ' The convention4 It
called for the purpose of nominating
a candidate for Solicitor.
EL M. GREEN, Chairman,
Democratic Executive ' Committee
' Third Judicial District
. W. M. WEBB, Sec'y.
Grand Opening Ball. '
.The Grand Opening Ball at the At
lantic Hotel, Uorehead City, N. C, will
be given on tSturday night, June Uta.
1908.
This will be a brilliant 'affair, an
wlll attract from far and near.
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