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t i AND PLANT: ' : Jjy I "5 V - '
a CniTem Street. . :., . ,..yrjSp. . 'A . .
bibsceiptioji yiacs,
; (la AiTUM) ' ' . , .
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a Months .li...-v...4,l-2s
: Months 'e
! Year-...... -M
X TelepkeRetr;
Jtoesg CEee,.;.....?
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Entered et the port office In, New;
ern, N
tatter. '
u kcoiI class man
THIBSDAT,. ...... . Jaaeary M, MW.
, HOBBIBUt IXAMPLE8.1;-:
Sometime! you meet ft lovely maid ;
, Whose beauty baa no taint, '
And fcet sudden shock because'; ;
Yott hear kef Bar "I, ami!" t
i
Chicago's earnest notto Is . , '
"I will!" and not "I -wont!"'
i il Mt tk arr!n.lnaa-A airlfl
-, Who calmly say "H dontr "
And so It joes, ; In Boston where
v There's culture . beyond price, f
Tou sometimes: hear the quick remark
"Say, he dont cut no Ice!"
There even is. man from Maine
' Who loves to chaff and quia.
M, .M h. anrnrloArl tn knm
n (.
He often says "TJiey is!
-Litnmnrvnia Journal
. ' '
: All men look alike to the dlsgrun
tied old maid. v
: Junk dealers are
' old Iron and steel.
not all
who sell
" Some mew Stereo' fre-herted they
will give away adylce,,. .
. Even the .mail with a sunny dis-
position goes out some dark night
. EVerr bald headed ,men feel they
cannot part with the comb and brush.
It seerss reasonable to think that
jewelers Would make toed Watchmen,
: Diplomas do. not mean that the bold
er has any great amount ot diplo
macy.. ri , '
. Now Senator Tillman thinks Attor-
ney General Bonaparte has a bad
' memory. .. : .
'; Shad art beginning to come In. Now
lets'" see what effect the panic will
have on the price. ,v "..
' Oysters are plentiful' again.
It they
stay nere very long mey win soon
have their mouths open.
t . ,
k mnA n.n. i. A k iij
i' ' a vwi usMuy taw auvie mm stv uimiiuu
. wu o B-
lng to make draw on a bank, .
' - v. t .. I
" ' . t
TTflpn for-A to tho arnrM anil the
to the world .and tbe
..'world will keep face to you, provided
t; both are not headed the same way.
Whiskey has no respect ot person.
. . , uk .i.
.-ft smells lust as strong on the breath
; of a manTwlth weak lungs as it does
on the man who has good lungs.
1
.More than tour hundred people of
New Bern haW signed' a petition ask-
In. tha Miroratlnn rommlaalon to
. " . 1 . '
come to their rescue fa Securing a U-
' ' . i
lon passenger itatton here. , Get lour
hundred more it, they are required.
Senator Borah, of Idaho, -lias Intro-
' ,
dueer a till to prohibit lawyers. Who
are members "of Congress, from prac
ticing law. It will be remembered
v i l
that the - Senator -. wast; chief counsel I
for the State when Haywood, Hoy er
' and Pettybonev: labor leaders of tht
coal mine, ware tried for the murder
of Governor Stunentmrg. iv The( Sen'
ttor may have learned, the . lesson
then which he is trying to teach hit
colleagues. , , " , , '
TILLMAN VS. BOOSEtTLT.
'' i :Ui ' t
t Many will look upon the Tillman
Roosevelt tumult , "nslderable
Interest The question t.t v. hfltlief or
Mr. rioofew
. i - 1 '-
t t . .king re-
. or whether
. i .
. Interest, is
r. Roosevelt
e way to his
; 1 r -
err sereoa whs Batters wttk
bt form of Kidney ailment, bo natter
how many remedies the -bar. triad, aa
matter hew nir doctor, tbey kn e
suited, bo matter how eertoos the cue, to
lie Monroe's Kidney Remedy- . trial.
Sou will be astonished to see how quickly
It rel levee all pains m the baek lolna
ar4 grows ceasea ey -ts-iiaaeys. xou
will
it re
be at
surorlaed to - see
haw quickly
the feet and
t reduces the swelling In
pomneaa ander the eyes, srter
t.kint a few dose, of this remedy. Yea
wSl be delighted to aee the color retarn
Ing to your heeka and feet the thrill ot
Tinr ana nn cneen icroer vnn sm
thick or milky. If It hi pale and foamy, if
It contalna aedlmenta or Drmanet, K u
highly colored or haa as offeaalye easel 1,
If yon eiiaate freqnently, yon abonld per
1st la taking tall remedy antti all aymp
toma disappear. We believe thla remedy
haa cared more aenona aioaey ainnenra
than all the Kidney medtdneo that maye
been componnaea. rroiesaor Hnnyoa oe-
nerea tnat ue lemme oeaia taw nwj
Rrliht'a Dlaeaae and Diabetes la aanee-
easary and wiu be greatly reaaceo ny uua
-re raw;
Oo at ones to yonr dromlat and pnrchasa I
a bottle of Monyonl Kidney remedy, n i
It falls to give satisfaction 1 win reinna
yonr money. Mnnyon.
For sale by sll druggists. Pries 28c.
wealth" , and had be been fighting fire
(with Some member of his family about
to be consumed, he could have fought
with no greater energy. Even at this
early in. the game it was hinted by
some of the leading papers that he
desired to inflict punishment and had
I no aim whatever to correct an abuse.
All along the spirit of vlndictlve-
I ness has shown a plain nana, his
I criticisms have been much
1
unlike
Q, other men , hig
position.
I He seems to have had occasion to find
fault and discover dark spots 'upon
- 1
the face of men in all walks of life.
If.. n,mht him with nr. other I
, i
I
purpose than to take his life; women
V . .. ' .. I
hov. h,H .n ha a WtaH frmil Wh I. I
wc-.v .
f I Will
House premises, one of which charg-IThe
ed that she was roughly handled and
I sought an investigation at his hands;
1 I
children have been reported to have
- i
been rudely rebuked for passing him
on the roadway, ana anotner little
girl whom he has accused ot follow
lng him. He has fearfully criticised
the courts,
in behalf of which his I
party made such an earnest plea dur4an,l ,te Kuaranteed absolutely puro.
lng the last campaign, he has charg
ed man after man with the He, using
such terms that the most conserva-l
tive papers of the world have added I
their disgust, and many other de-l
jtestlble incidents have transpired dur-
I lng his life at the White House.
Mr. Tillman charges that valuable!
papers have been taken from his desk,
stating they were there when he left
to take the trip for the benefit of his I
health. Is it true that the agents of I
the President took advantage ot his I
absence and secured the papers as is I
Intimated by Mr. Tillman?
The charge as made against Mr. I
Tillman by the President seems to I
rest on the fact that Senator Tillman I
stated before the Senate that he bad I
-o-- " -i ""lint more you scratch the worse it
had not undertaken to buy any, and!
tnat tour aays prior to tnis, accord-1
ing to tne resident, Mr. Tillman had
i " I
d,ij n- Wi '
the lands in question. . ,
I Mr. Tillman has demanded an in
Mr. Tillman has demanded an In-1
-.-.i .1 .-
I vestlgation at the hands of the Sen
ate, claiming no intention of decelv
big the Senate or the nublla
Considering all we know of the two
men- ' Tillman's state -
men' 'Indication of the charges un -
til we hear the verdict of the Senate
In the. matter.
ILLINOIS DEADLOCK STILL ON
SpringfieliL 111., Jan. 14. The two!
nouses of the forty-sixth general as -
SMnbl5' tolIe1 today upon the
wording of .the resolution that is toli wJs;eaa the Board of Aldermen have
u, . tri v.,.. J I decided to lay a permanent pavement
nnng tne two Dodles together to can-Ion. the street of the following por-
TMS the returns of the last election. !?? ' e stresu ef tha city of Mew
,,
. with the deadlock that has cpntln -
and anverat ri.v. .fin ..kJ,l.I
UBQ several days Still unbroken, the
house and senate adjourned unUl
I ..... , . . . . .
1 0 oloc" Wniorrow morning.
. ' i . ... . i
W 15? UHMhW OF
ADn.iKnn MM, SiSB Is
That all Mraana flimi a. umw... .
tlona holding franchlaaa or MNMn.nt
of tha city of New Bern the laying of of New Bern be it ordained that each
pipes or Wires under tha aurface of building located upon the etreets afore
the street In that portion of the lty said, to-wit:- Middle atreet from Trent
directed to be payed pursuant t the Rivet to Broad litreet; Craven Street,
resolution ana election neia January s,irrom Trent Rrver to Pollock! South
l0t. are hereby reoulred to lower the I Wane atraat n v.m ...... t ..
said plpeai' drains or wires, whet, thejlfenoojk atreeSj.. Pollock street! from
same Shalt be necessary, to such 'depth!
aa not to Interfere with the work of
the paving within thirty daya heiwof. I
It Shall ba the duty Of that CltV JDnrldu. tiamnt h.ir. aat.hll.hjut .nn.
glneer, under th. direction o the aeotkm from th. property, .with the
Streets and Pump Committee, t fur- flity sewers. . V .... ,.
nish all such holdera with Inforraatloa And the owners of the amid proper
and direction -ea to which pipes, drains ties aad buildings are hereby required
or wires ar. herein reiulrl tvb. to cauee the said connections 58 be
lowered, -and the depth to which they mad where the eame ar. not now In
ar to ha lowermL And ha ahall fur. .wi...... ....
ther supervise tha said Work an so)
arrana;. mai an pi, ana .awTHiiona
or the street shall be tanea succewaive -
ly
shall be completed, without reourrlna
iviis vn-v.n ..rv. uniri w-m iwuw4
the obstruction of -th. street but uue
trnie. ' ' . " t." ' ' - '
That earh person; firm or eotaepra.
tlon fnninir or refusing to romp! wit'i
this o, ,.Mnre ehall b. -P.w -fifty
(I69.C i lioiiara for each nRe-rea, -t.
f. t. p.vrrBiwoN. 'j,,.
lilt J my Cark. -
1111 ' " ,.:.'i,!!B
i
x I
Mrs. W. ft. Chadwlck; of Beaufort, N.,
C was nftlsltor In the city yester
day, the guest ot her daughters, Mrs;
T A. Vtsell- and Miss Mabel Chad
wlck. ;-ivv;, i -
Mist Glennle Willis, who has been.
iklttng her aunt, Mrs. Chas. R. P. Ed
wards, In Roper, N. C-. returned home
lsst evealns. V
Mrs. j: 8. Miller and child, left This
morning (or Duplin county, for a Tlslt
with Mrs. Miller's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 0, W. Qulnn.
Mrs. A, Block, who has been visit
ing in Raleigh, for a few days, re
turned to New Bern lsst evening.
Miss Lillian Brewer left this morn
ing returning to Vanceboro, after a
few days in the city with relatives
and friends.
Miss Ella Lee left this morning on
the New Bern and Norfolk train, for
Vanceboro, where she will spend a
few days, visiting friends.
Mrs. John B. Ives and child, accom
panied by Mrs. Harrell, Mrs. Ives
mother, left this morninK on the New
. -
Bern and Norfolk train for Norfolk,
Vs., where they will join Mr. Ives,
and make Virginia their new home.
Miss Nina Bell returned home this
morning from Goldsboro, after a short
visit with her sister, Mrs. John Charl
ton.
Mrs. Carrie C. Schollenberger, re
turned home last evening from Phil
delphla. Pa., where she has been vis
iting relatives and friends for a cou
ple of weeks.
aee
"The Cat and The Fiddle."
An entertaining musical treat is
promised at the New Masonic Opera
House, Thursday night, January 21st,
when "The Cat and the Fiddle" will
be presented. The organization is
said to be one of the largest yet
i , ... .
Bwu ), DUDlDenng IOrty people.
The nlav la nw anri nr. n it,
. . ,. . . , . "
mnui Bin aim ue
musical Donion or suDernrir fhnraftor
, . . ,
vaudeville part is in the hands
I of 8onie very Bod people and includes
t h ft Inmnil, RlmAra ?tafara UlnnnUn
Buhler, Elaine Frohman, Florence
Willis, Chas. A. Sellon and many oth
er celebrities.
Pure Absolutely.
Blue Ribbon Vinalla and Lemon ez-
tracts are made from the fresh fruits
The real fruit flavors.
If you rub Gowan's
IN you rub OUT
Pneumonia. It al
ways cures croup,
cougbs, colds.
Wherever there is
Inflamation it al
ways does the work
The secret however
is to have always a
bottle in the house.
All druggists handle the
great external remedy.
Three, sizes 25c, SOc, 1.
Buy It today.
Any skin itching la a temner-testnr
Itches. Doan's Ointment cures biles
eczema any skin itching. At all drug
I stores,
lint Wiamm nn
HS!L ' .. '
I n.V .".""5.. t-ro-
Una. reaueata hid, f,ir piih, j
yvitmrm i. .v.vv; par value, nva per cent
( per cent) thirty year coupon bonds,
merest payable semi-annually, to be
street"" 4M"t"""' " "r
Uam. 'St to Tw.iv.ctofF.b!
rur'r"t' J "d the eame will be
Aldermen' toat'dryV" " Bra f
I Bach bid must be accompanied by
vci .iiavu uiwk iut i wo jiiunarea and
fifty (I2SO.O0) Dollars aa guarantee of
t?m. of the wd. K ac'ceed. to the
."tV"' reerv the right to reject
1 1 .
I all bids.
F. T. PATTERSON.
ISM
City Clerk.
1 Burn, to-wit: " 1
Bern, to-wit
Oa Middle
1 Oa Middle street from Trent River
' rou .ireei; on v. raven atreet Irom
I Trent River to Pollock: on South iFr on t
10!tr?t 'rorn Kaat ont street to. Han-
I cock; on Pollock atreet from. Oraven
1 street to Middle atreet and on Broad
.ruiii'miuiu. suvn 10. nuoDca
?Wh.rES Thi me vrovool
I DWil .UUHlltlWl W a.TOlO OI LO. pe.pi..
1 hA, . .
ff a. ih. Rmm .i .M.m,M r i
Craven street f Middle atreet; Broad
atreet from Middle atreet. to Ha&oock
street, shall b required Within thirty
a It further ordained that lA th.
aald territory WfierAwlota are vacant
,the holders thereof shall be reaulred
wttnmi VM SBJn. pT10l tO lay SM SI
tabllsh on. connection with, the ea'd
sewer for every fifty feet lof -vacant
lot fronting on the atreet. above named
' That the city, engineers Jinder the
Joint direction it the coirnfttteesi on
Ktreeta and Pimir aad - Wateti and
l.lKhla ahall furnish and dealgnata tha
proper grades and deptha for the con
nections herein required to be made.
. That each owner or holder of a build
ing or lot herein referred toy who ahall
tall to Comply with thla ordinanve
nhn be nel . Fifty (thO.eA)' Dollars
ami earh VMk the same -ahall be I. :
iM,,-omiMi.'t, attr notl!. -from any
-r , . f a city, ahall constlux
ie oiiAnce.
'ii, at for the purpose of t1
flft'-e a tenant hy lew.
Ul IL, IUI i
Is Jaaaat . Waaaar 1
ropoiso V
a.KaPim l..- , ;f:
CUT, m LVi
mat has rm a?
Kaaqr rMfk NM gyvai td fiHia
ty-flye yeers Botanic Blood
Balm, (B. B. 8.) haa heea cuilue yearly
thousands ox auueiwre iron rnmitTt
Benondarr or Tertiary, flood Pel. on
and oil forms el Blood jjineaae. Wj
solicit the moat obstinate cases for B.
R. R curaai where all alea falls. If
von have exhausted the old methods of
treatment and atul .hae' aihea and
pains In bones, back or Jointa, Hhsu-
Sore Throat, Plmplea. Copper-Col orud
ola, uioera on any par-, u ui oooy,
ixlnat aorea. are run down, or nervous.
Hair or Eyebrows tailing out, take B.
B. B. It Kills wo poiaon, siskss toe
hinnd aura and -4eh. heallns every sora
and completely changlns; . the entire
aody Utie a ciemBlieaaiBy wuuiuwi.
ItchlnV 'watorr -bllatars H or oped,
aV waterT mi
humora, Rlaln
Ecaema all lea res after , ailllnsT tn
ilaos ana aurrryina; u eiueu wiw
R. a In- this mr a flood of pare
rich blood Is sent direct to the" akin
surface, the itching; stops forever and
every humor or aora Is. healed - and
BOTANIC BLOOD BAIL at B. B. B.)
la, .luunt and. smfs'ia tskt! Com.
posed of para Botanlo lnaredtenta. It
C. D. BRADHA3T8 Prtg Ptore, II cr
Large Bettle with lireetloas for home
cue.
Frets Blood Cure Coupon
This coupon (ov.t from The
New Brn N. C. Ban, la good
for one large aampla of Botan
lo Blood Balm mailed free In
plain packages.' Simply fill In
f our name and address on dotted
Ines below and mall to BLOOD
BALM CO., Atlanta, Ba.
State name of trouble, U you
know., ,
f
..SPECIAL NOTICES..,
ONE LENT A WORD
Ho ad. taken for leal than 16 cents,
the pries of three lines. Six wards of
avenge length, make a line. The
following rates are for consecutive
insertions:
I
a tin
a tin
26 tha
SX tha
cants a Itae
-4 ctmU a Hoe
JH cents alias
IS
. All orders for, these ads. must be
accompanied wiu cash for as many
times ss ads. are to run, ,
These ads. are Inexpensive, but '
they bring quick results and sure re
turns. WANTED A GOOD MAN TO TAKE
orders and deliver our Teas, Coffee,
Spices and Extracts direct to con
sumers. Grand Union Tea Company
216 Church St, Norfolk, Va.
LOST BIBD DOG ABOUT ONE
year old; color, white, with liver
colored ears,, and left side of his
head and spot on ta'. Finder will
please returun to A. D. Ward.
NICE APPLES, BANANAS, LEMONS,
Cocanuta, English Walnuts, Raisins,
Grapes, Tangerines, Ice Box, Peanut
Roaster for sale. Several nice show
cases cheap. Christ! Gilan, Pollock
and Craven street
FOCB-DBAWEB VERTICAL FILING
Cabinets for only 119.76. Cell ecd
examine same. An except'cuel bar
gain. OWEN G. DUNN, 69 Craven
Street ,
FOUND BUNCH OF KEYS NEAB
Elks Temple. Call at Sun office.
ONE FOUR HUNDRED DOLLAR
Kimball piano or sale. Call or ad
dress C. E. Taylor, 113 Hancock St
TO LET ONE FURNISHED BOOM
to men; also table board. Apply to
103 Broad street '
BRIDGE SCORES LADIES DESIR.
lng Bridge Scores, can obtain same
by calling on QVG. Dune , ,'
CHATTAWKA IBJBE, HO, 14,'t 0.
t, R. M. meets every Wednesdsy'sleei
. vNa v. IT.. Madle. street, V; Brothers
lronv other reservations cordially
?" .?r3 ft
; WUiltU, v. V A. 1. $ f
V-'.-
W 4 m i n.,ln
CRATEN tODGX HO. I, KNIGHtS OF
i KARXONT, Meets necond and (ourts
Wednesday nltrhta In ach mniih tn
Jfcnlghta" of harmony hall corner ot
Baneock and Broad streets ai f:30
O'clock.; & a' Ball president;) J, B
Bmlth, secretary; B. B. Hill, Anan
olal secrotsjry. ( . ' ".,
J- n'" flip ' )'
W t' ' - ( -.
., we want every n un and woman in
the United; States to know t whst we
are doing We are 'curing Cancers,
Tumors and Chronic Cures wUhout the
use of the knife by X-ray, aid rr
endorsed by the f !nate and Legisla
ture of Vljrglnls.
;-"rt '.'-.' " . , ' ,
Y.2 CCT1EA?-
Waa
m
r i
ut aaat m
Bawily ni-ea
Foe twsn
DO la,
In buying StieS Pianos. First, !
you buy direct from the maker,
and get a strictly high grade In,
atrument, fully guaranteed In
every, respect, at Wholesale
price, and on' easy term if you
wish.- :;.,.
' Should anything ever occur
about which yon 'might like to
consult the seller, yon. don't
have to search the country over,
tut write direct to us, no matter
when, or where you are, and
, we will respond at once.
STUFF PIANOS
have, been made tor more thai
half a century; none are better;
few equal ' (5
For particulars; If not comintf
to Norfolk, write ' v
; L. C Steele, Kgr,
f
1U firanby Stmt Kerfoft, Ta. :
Mention thla Paper. )
Official PiaM Juksowi Expositit
..ICE..
Made from pure dL
tilled filtered water.
NEW BERN ICE CO.
19-2 -23 Griffith Street,
hone 23.
Steamer Carolina
Will leave every Monday and Thurs
day at 10 a. m. for Vanceboro, from
toot of Craven Street
Freight received every day.
H. A. L, POTTBH, Jr.
Telephone 164. Agent
Wnrajiove
eWaasss. ,
moba rapid
re's a
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t
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Guaranteed Uu.f & t Ration
al Par Food tni Dnt Act ,
lfalvale Rye VPtl-Atey, t yra
. old; "Four (4) td quarts.
Sherwood Para Hve Whla---
.er, t year old: Four )
fait quarts, Kajrea pre
paid "yaon's Club Whtakey; Four
, full quanta. Jlxpreaa' pre
paid .'
Svery drop of Tyson's CluB
. ' Whlafcey guaranteed to be ;
pure and better - thae, v
. . wraaxey sold "by other
... hotuea for................
Trson'a Norfolk Jfje Whin- ;
key: Pbor (4) f'l quarts, .
Thfl brand, equal to any V?"-'.
'. fl.SS on the market Kx-
preasi prepaid ......
Tysos's Monogram Rye
Vulakeyi Four (4) fuU
quarta. sxureas prepaid. .tSJW
Tyaoa's Hxostf3 Bye ,--"
; Whiajcey. per Snon,,ait---f
. prras prepa.d ..........
Tyson's Pure Orrt' per gallon
express prepaid .az.ee
Tyson's Pure) N. -' 0. 4 Corn
t Wt ifcev. par gaUon, ax- ' 1
-preaa prepi.d ,...i.......9M
Tv.nn'. "Old Qrandfathar" . .
Corn - Whlslset;; , lull
quarts, expreas prepaid...
Oooda abapped name day-as
order received. V roave good
all losses and brerkase, but we
do not pay express charges on
anvthlna- laaa than a arallon.
Write tor our. big price llat
Address,'' ' t
ALBEMARLE BISTHUNG CO.
W. J. Tyson, Jr,
S14S Brewer St, Sorfott, Va.
J. W. WILLIS, Pres.
J.. W. WILLIS, nU Tlee-Pres.
Jf. L. WILLIS, Secty.
Lookout Bay
Club House
Established- and equipped for
the accommodation and pleasure
of sportsmen on the famous
Lookout Bay Game Preserve tor
wild fowl. (Located ten miles
east ot Morehead City, N. C
Reasonable terms.
Morehead City, K. &
FOR A 4 DRAWER;:
VERTICAL v
FILING CABINET.:-
Owen G. Dinin 1
69 Craven SL ,?
NEW BERN, N. C, '
GUARANTMD UHDUt THt DMUM'AOT.
el '
DaiKrrulT, sIom rUUn lair and' aQ tcaip
Rsakuss gray hair to its origiBal eokc, pro.
Srowth oi hair, arria a youthful atwearaaca,
.aspjriwpwoguia, a year aruggiit can I aappnr yoa
sasdllXXl, will xpr yoa' Wp, SfmLVim
20lh Century Cbsslctl Cx, L'SSk
nJ Cc r C . i
I lakes a valu:!1: r
vrc!l: as a liaiiL;
' -1 - P -1 ..-
ruaKerali!,
L1
ESv-ei '.re .fi.
1 '.
THaisa i --. . . ,. m
a. m T:t -p. n. u ...
fljnday) La arw .
Dover, Klr.ito , 'i j.c r
bor. and lnLut-...dintA r
M a. m.. 7:0 p. m. (,Su
For Tuacaroiii, Cove c . '.
LaOrantte, GoIiUboi-q, and 1 ,l
diata stat'ona, . -
7 a. m., 7:18 p. m. t)atly';xceiit f-
day) For Brrerda"e,.Ooa an, ) a
ir aa- KeWDoit. w Wwnnl .
, C.cy, Paatatort aui lnteriiieuio &
- tiona, . -
tO a. m.,' 1.-60 p. in. -(Sunday cnty
For Rlverda. Croatany Have! -.
Newport, WUdirood, Morehead Cm -
.Beaufort and l'.itArtrw.,Vai. . .
ID. P. m. (Daily except Sunday) r ,,'r
Keelaboro, Oranteboro, Baybon.,
Oriental and -intarinaHiMfA' .tano.w
10 p. m. . (Sunday only For Reei-
boro, QranUboro, Eayboro, Orientul,
and i&termediata-arflio,, .. .
II a. m. (Daily Fxcept unday)-i
; For Waab.iiscton. Plymouth, Colum
' bla. Belhaven, Edeuton, Hertford,
iEllsabetli!!ty. Norfolk, Suffolk, and
" Intermediate stations. New Bern to
.. Greenvtllo, Farmvilla; Wilson. Zeb
, ulon, BaleigU aiA lutermedlats iu
v .ff-.t7: z1- ,
TRAI.Vs itH'vn a ww mnnw. '
Ua. m.. ,I:0 p. m. -(Dally axcent
BAinaayi Frost Goldsboro, , La- '
wm. AiuDujq, iuver, vove, 1'ua-v -oarora.-
and intArThAHi.f. ...'... .
10 a. m., 6.50 p. m. (Sunday onlvi .
From Goldsboro. latOrange, Kn
ton, Dover, Cove, Tuscarora and
intermed'n-o nt.Hnn. -- , .
..A ... . , . .
a. m., j:iu o. m. I nan v -rui .
Sunday) From P..,-,, un.ak.Kr
City, wUdwoottsNewoort. Havelook.
...i ' 'e "no intermediate ;
atationa. i - . .
:I0 a. m., 7:00 n. mi (Sunday nnlvl
From Beaurort. Morehead -, CHy. "
Wildwood, Newport, Haveloek, Cro
atan, Riv.rdal. and Intermediate ' -atataona.
.
:00. a. - nv (Datly) From mrlentai
, Bayboro. anjsboro, Reelsboro. and "
Intermediate aro-a. ,
Norfolk. Bvffolk, Elisabeth City, ,
Hertford, Edenton. Belhaven,. Co-'
J"01. Plya outls Washington, and
...u ,iiiioji js.oer.ton to i
New Bern; Raieigkk WendelL Zebu-
u minK, ra.rfrv:ue, Ureenvill.
and Intermediate stations. . , -'J
E. C HUDOINS,.- '
THOI1A3 fitzqebaLd.
- - -anarai Managar. j-, . .
LEGAL NOTICES
OBTOtoc aai.n.
North Carolina Craven Count -Pursuant
to tha power, given me tit
certain rmnrt I........
tha first day of AnriT tana k. n -m -
Clev. to T. P. Ashford aad fl M. w.n'
trading aa Tha New Barn vm. .
Psny' end recorded In th. office of tha
r w """"e oi graven county, '
:.J..L "t.f". 1 will aell for
cash to the higheat bidder at tha court
houe. door In Craven county at It
tZ1 . ""."onday the first day of
- it .v., um suiiowing uascrib.d
iyMi, wwit;i -. .( .
, . . . "... w. v. iwm lana
,l.t?t. ,n Na- 1 Township, aald county.
aojoinina tn. lands of T. & Jackaon
It t 2"'- w-A Cleva. B. T. Whtte
tf "nua ana wm. IS. White, and.
bonndeda. follows, vis: Beginning at
L. M. Morris's eouthaut r .JTI
runlng north with her line to W. A.
Clove's line, thence with W. A Clove's
n. to D. Q. White and Wm. Whlt.'i
line thence with their Mne to- E
White's line, than with aald B P White.
I,n,rt0,,,ulBun' th" With said Jtuu
to T, S. Jackson'. Una. then with said
corner o( I. M. Morrla. containing
acres, more or leas, and being the same
land described In tha deed of WiL
Clev. and wife and other, to D. W
2ve. dated Feb.. 1008. aid wii.teS
d In the office of th. Register ol Dwdi'
148. ravr in sook 119, page
This Dec 10th, 1001 f,
T.;P. ASHFOHp and a H. HAX1
.. h'-di ..Tradlhg'aa.: V ii
Hortagaa. '
MORTGAOB SALE.
made on the h ti day nt Tto.,., t,. '. .
... ..... .. ...w,,a iiiuri.aJfH: nM.
batwM . It tlld.'. -- -"-wMiae.,
hie wife, of t.ie PTst'nart nrJl
;oSSJ56liiX'' i'lld ""ortgage deed la
recorted l th. ofllc. of the Register of
tZ.'.?i Sravn uounty. In Booklda.
m eepw-ine undersigned will
""'' h to tha highest bidder at
public auction at tha fr,. n. iI
at New Bern, Craven C-anty. North Car
i'lS' V th 4Ul dRT f February; 1 o.
at tbe hourof Is o'cloek ht, to satisfy
."eaiv.n';taa wured by th. aald
1 ' cf "'" I' r parcel
of land lying and belnar In U11 Third
Township. Cvaveu Oourtiy, North Caro
tonwit'I,0Wn des,lfc:aate4 'ollowa,
5lfita5!n'r ' staikS oh th.
sanalrthen to b Iron etaka on the
tar kiln bJ, John Carleton's corner;
then with-, the Jane made by W. B
Pearee and J. if. Elder to a corner made
by them; then a northwardly course to
a; cherry tree on Neuse roadi then to
the head of the swamp' ditch; then with
aald ditch .to the canal; then up the
canal to th. beginning,, containing 65
acres mor? or less. "
; .. iv " . QBO. T. PEAftCE,
.: '. '" ' , Mortgagee.
, . MOnTOAGB (ALB. ,
Pursuant to the power' of sale con
tained -In three certain mortgage d-e i
executed by A. Phillips .and wile to
J..-W, Stewart, bearing date aa follows:
February H, 10, recorded In the of
fice of the Register of Deeds of Cnv.n
county In Book 167, page 498; one bear
ing date April 30th, 1900, recorded in
Book 16,-page 1187; one bearing dai
I6th of March, 1907, recorded in Bom
185, page 90, -I will offer for eale a,t
will sell to tha highest bidder tor crhii
at the court bouse door in New Bern at
U O'CLOCK M, ON SATURDAY, 4A1H-
' DART let h. 1WOV.
the following deacrtbeii property, to
wit: All that certain tract or parcel of
land lying and being In Craven count ..
No. 1 Township, containing 91 ac:.
mora or laaa adjoining the land of
C. Butler, Jr., and C. C. Butler, Sr., .ei.
ala. being the piece of land upon whl. h
tha aald Phillips now reside, known i.
his horn.- place, and being tbe ski, a
purchased by aald A. Phillips of Joim
H. Butler by deed recorded In the ofllce
if the Register ot Deeds reference to
which la hereby made for full descrip
tion.' i." !. ,". . . . , ,
, Also " one other -, piece or ; parcel "
lnd containing 10 acres known as t
Henry Cox land bounded on the no
y the Paramore lands; on th. south a
west by tha aforementioned 91 acre t
of land which i. my own.
Alao one other piece or1 parcel of Inn !
bounded on the north by the Po- i
land; on the east by C. C. Butltir, a ,,
on the south by C C. Butler, Sr., a., i
on the west by the Powell land, r -talnlng
100 Seres, known as the f
hpler laqd.
Also one other piece or ' parrnl i
land lying and being in said stale
township adjoining the above awn
100 acre tract of land which I r,
toKtha with all rights, powers ,.
equities In the narne.
Alao my entire atock of g"ool.. t
and mfirchandine ot every n.
now situate and helnir, or iii,. ,
be durinar the exlstem e of ti,'o
dneHS, sltunte or t,.-iniT i,
ho, e and v. rMH)n-a i
ot-t ..rtiM hy ln ' tf i
nt iDH pIpi-A ; v
1 f.n r -