TIB WEEKLY MP.
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CHARLES U STEVENS,
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Section Oao Tuesday, Jnly .
PUSH TUB TOBACCO IMDDBTKT
in tbe rush and desire for tbe estab
lishment of new industries and enter
prises in New Bern, thue should le no
forgelfuluess of tbosc alitsdy establish
ed, nor auy cessation in giving them all
encouragement autl assistance possible
Among these local industries is that of
tbe local tobaico market, which means
the tobacco warehouse industry of this
city,
The lucreasing business done by the
tobacco warehouses each year, with the
greatly increased acreage planted in to
bacco by the farmers in this vicinity,
p lions bow this interest has Increased.
Tlie value to tbe merchants of a com
munity, and to tbe Increased prosperity
of a town, which tobacco brings, needs
no special showlng.it is illustrated in
l he development seen In those places
which have established tobacco ware
houses ami local markets for tbe trade
in tobacco.
In the short time New Bern has been
a tobacco market, tbe increase of local
business from this source has been Been
and valued by tbe business men of Ibis
city.
Now tha t a new year is just open
ing upon this city, In tbe coming of a
new tobacco crop to be marketed here,
let there be some local enthusiasm
shown, ami even those who may not
have a dollar's stock in tbe warehouses,
lei them talk up tbe business snd thus
encourage those who have.
Here is a local industry well establish
ed, but which can be further promoted
and increased by the active work of the
citizens of New Bein.
Lei every one assist iu pushing along
New Bern s tobacco industry.
li means more business, more money,
anil greater prosperity to this comniuni
ty-
It's a good thing, this tobacco Industry
so push it towards greater success!
EASTERN CAROLINA AND PA.
SEN Q Eft TR1V1UNQ.
Tbe four hundred and eighty miles,
from extreme east to west of North
Carolina, are enough to make the almost
two distinct classes of people which live
iu the two sections of tbe Slate.
From the climatic influence of tbe
A t Untie ocean, with tbe proiimily of the
Gulf Stream, on the East, to the lofty
Blue Kidge mouulaius with altitudes
rangiug above six thousand feet, there
can be no surprise that the Old North
State produces peoples with tastes,
habits and surroundings so greatly at
variance.
Nor is it any wonder that even in po
litical campaigns, the people of Eastern
Carolina and the people of Western
Carolina are hard to get Into that per
fect "community sympathy," for they
can not fully understand the peculiar
environments which govsra the people
of each section. ,
And In this Isolation of the two sec
tions, that great and important factor
which brings into complete union tbe
people of every other Southern Stale,
the railroad, do not act In North Caro
lina a tbe tie which should bind and
keep In perfect toack the people o( this
Stele. J
The peculiar Isolation of tbe people
east of tbe Wilmington and Waldos
Railroad, t especially noticeable.
The people of Charleston, S. C. can
go to Colombia, the capital and return
the tame, Jay. Tron Bevannab 'ol Vf
lanta, la Georgia, travel is equally s
easy. Alabama from tbe Gulf to Iu
State capital, 1 eay of access, : BfttfolkV
Va, to Richmond, to no day's Journey,
and o tha llloajratloa mlgkl ba earrM
into other State. "
. Bat u to North Carolina, how eay la
It 14 go front the eocat . lot BaleJgh
.v. J-.
How accessible to Raleigh to Wllmlng
to t or New Bernf And fat tha distance
li only trifling mallet of ellule .evar
- one hundred mile. ff II
From New Bern to4 isherin," about
WO miles, the trie li ntor tireaom than
Joaaay ftom l No -Hork
v. From eaetenkUarollee. to (to moua
tJfefts in ibe weatoni part f ibe
Stale, the Journey, la time aad number
of transfers nd wait la more tedious
thaa a trip from this aection to the New
England State.
Take the railroad schedule and con
venience from any or all of the leading
cities, North and South, and It can be
easily seen that Anheville is more o
ceasible to those point, than It i to the
eastern section of Ha own State.
Audible is lire lualiou as it itli
tSHy in Soiili I'aroMaa, and the ques
tion, bow long shall this condition last,
la a most important one to tbe people
and the beat Interests of the State.
A MB OLD POLITICAL R4Z1LB
BAXSLC.
Tbe Democratic political ronveBtlou
iu Kentucky which was recently held
for the purpose vf nominating a candi
date for Governor, has provoked tbe
usual amouut of criticism aud a number
of il.l predictions.
Iu summiug up tbe convention the
Louisville Courier Journal, says;
As far as Intelligent people kuew, or
have seeu, tbeie was little choice lie
tween the various rival candidates be
youd that of personal favor or disfavor
Each of them started out to declare
himself first and foremost a radical
(tyi il iu-the-wool, Chicage-platfuriu aud
Bryan, free silver Democrat at the ratio
of 1(1 to 1 without qualification or dis
cussiou. Uaving sworn ibis, and, if pos
silile. proved it, each proceeded iu bis
own way to press his claims and to push
his fortune, in no case allowing auy
question about regularity to put the
slightest limitation upon bis right to
knock down and drag out as many votes
as bis money would buy, or. in default
of money, as he might be able to lay bis
hands upon."
And of the Convention's nominee
Goebel, a western newspaper says.
"He Is a young mau with a genius for
political manipulation. He is cohl anil
calculating, aud iu a parly crisis or
emergency he is just the man to ti ml a
way out. Any other man going lo Louis
ville with only 2U0 votes would have
recognized the fact that the people w ould
have uoue of him, and would have
thrown up the sponge But the author
of the Kentucky force bill is uot that
sort. It is a mailer of iudillereuce to him
whether the people want him or not
provided he attains his end. Wheu he
was a member of tbe Kentucky Senate,
he gained some distinction as a mauipu
lator, but there was nothing in bis career
to his personal credit. His force bill,
fully as indefensible in its way as the
Lodge bill, is a chicken that will yet
come home to roost. It has done more
to pave the way for a national force bill
(ban all the scheming' of Lodge aud
Keed and Davenport could accomplish."
And from various other newspapers
iu the country there have gone forth a
choice lot of expressions regardiug
Goebel, his record, aud the workings ol
the Democratic couvenliou which nomi
naled biiu.
Now what does all this fieice eiplosive
writing amount to, auy way?
Or who really care outside of the de
tested candidates In Kentucky, whether
Goebel is political lago. a wne
puller, or that he secured tbe guberns
lorlal nomination through questionable
methods?
The fact is that the Kentucky conven
lion was very like all Conventions, per
haps it showed more fighting than usual,
but it should not be forgotten that the
Goebel outfit represents a new political
faction which ha secured .control of the
"machine," and proposes to run it for
themselves.
Naturally the advent of a new leader
will create a "hot political convention,
but what there was In the Kentucky
convention, specially, to mark It so pe
culiarly different from all others, the
dispassionate and unemotional person
will not be able to decide, and any dis
Interested party will readily declare that
except In degree, the Kentucky conven
tlon only showed the ssme old political
razzle dazzle that previous convention
exhibited, and future political conven
tions will probably act in the same wy,
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vaW Tktofflv- '
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any cat of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall' Catarrh Cur.
r. J. Chenkt A'JCo., Prop., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known . r,
J. Cheney for the last if years, and be
lieve him perfectly henorsblc (a aft baa
I nee traeaeetloM and financially able to
carry ouH any obligation made by their
firm.
Wear A TftUAX, Wholesale Druggist,
Toledo, O.
Waldiho, Kimmah A MaaviN, Whole
sale Druggltta, Toledo, O.
, Hair Catnwl Care le taken, internal
ly, ait ing tyrttytapojM i"tJuii
saacoui larTsces of the- system. Price
75c per bottle. Bold by all Druggist
TaetislnlafiMU
Hall' Family Pill are the, bett.
4atWrtet."
-IWdyawllko. to, k Ua ft aiaa?
asvw every quarter.
iroot W the puddlae; Uea in sW aatinc
aflk ifaqpfef BOBKBTf TJJBTJSLMwl
GBILL TrtlCTn 1L la k. t.vi.n I
aan'aiM heatli if tt am HaiA -
,i " .. . v. -TZr'.warai old and. young, alike.', .affaatt
wu va aa i iia j j
"WKP - '';rp.r:4
druggUti and nedictaa dealer.
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Winter glnds Out What
Skmmer Lys ft.'
,Be U ySpnng, summer,
atumn or writer, someone
in the family is "under
the weather" from trouble
originating in impure blood or
irritated condition ofthesystenu
All these, of whatever name, can be
cured by the great blood purifier,
Hood8'aiapaitUi.-ftwercliujymT.
AJjaoaaaea -" I am past M and my
rood health Is doe -to Hood Barsapartlla
and Hood's Pills, which pur tried my blood
and healed the only sbscesses that troubled
me." Mas. Bamtwt'.KstsLL, Southard, N.J.
Dyapepasa - My husband doctored a
luns time fur dyspepsis with only tempo
rary rsilef. The first bottle of Hood's Sarsa-
partua helped aad the second cored bins.
It cured my aloe headaches."
Mas. stiav
A. t LiHI, WihnluKton, VI.
Hwj4' IUU m aver I
epjy ffclharUo tft tak. with HihxI'. Sarpriit
TBCOEINQ AND ITS VANM8INO
PBOnTS.
We are yery sorry to see In The New
Hern Juiiinai. an editorial under the
headiug, "Trucking and Us Vanishing
Prodis." It appears that the recent
trucking season iu eastern Carolina was
an unprofitable and disappointing oue
Tbo returns to the growers were verv
poor and they complained. "The com
mission meichant sail! the fault was with
the grower ami transportation compauy;
anil the railioail company silid tbe fault
was with the commission merchant who
maile poor sales." The Joi knal fixes
the rrspousibilit) upon the railroad and
the trucker. It says the transportation
afforded by the Atlantic Coast Line It.
too slow, is not in suitable cars, anil the
freight rates uie too high; and the ship
per is at fault iu that he does not proper
ly grade ami pack his In rrles and truck.
These two allegations are familiar iu
connection Willi apples, cabtiage and
other products of western North Caro
linn. Apples ami cabbage which we
take for illustration - are dumped pro
miscuoUBly into ban els and crates and
when they gel lo market the whole bar
rel or crate is valued by the merchant by
the value of t he poorest apples or cab
bages iu either.
Deduct the high freight charge from
the small allowance given by the mer
chant for the shipment and nothing is
left for profit. Kvery section of North
I'aroliua is (loaded with orchard or agri
cultural products brought from Eastern
or Western Stales, wheu as good or bet
ter are raised in our own State but can
uot be sold by one section to another
because tbe freight charges are exorbi
tant on iutra -State shipments; and fot
the further reason that the products
shipped arc not propel ly graded ami
packed, the good and tLe bad being all
pul iu together.
This is a matter about which our North
Carolina people need lo mend their ways
and il Is seen that this carelessness in
regard to w hat is apparently a small but
is teally a very important matter, is not
c.outined lo cither section. If il is of
more consequence lo one thaa to the
other, Ibe east is the oue.
Iu its truck snd lish the easl has a mine
of wealth these products properly uli
lueil will yet enrich that sectiou. But
the most will have to be made of them
and that is not to be made when in
difference is shown as to the coullllon
in which they are put upon the market;
nor will the railroads show themselves
wise If they kill the goose which lays the
golden egg Charlotte Observer, June
29th.
LBMONS AS MEDICINE.
They regulate the Liver, blomsch,
Bowels, Kidneys and Blood as prepared
by Dr. 11. Moley, In bis Lemon Kliiir, a
pleasant lemon dilnk: It cures bilious
ness, constipation, I mllgesllon, headache,
malaria, kidney disease, fevers, chilli,
heart failure, nervous prostration, and
all other diseases caused by a torpid or
diseased liver and kidueys. It is an es
tablished fact that lemons, wheu com
blned properly (with other liver tonics,
produce the most desirable results upon
tbe stomach, liver, bow els, kidneys and
blood. Mold by druggists, rule and $1
bottles.
MesUy's Lemon Blixii . (
Cured me of sick and nervous headache,
1 had been subject to all my life.
Whs N. A, sIcKmtikk.
Spring Place, Ua.
Mealsy'i Lemen Bliair,
Cured me of ludigestlon and nervous
prostration. I got more relief, aud at
once, from Lemon Elixir than all other
medicine.
J. C. Pr-nunTs,
Indian Bprings, Ua.
Mealsy's Lemen Blixir
Cured me of a long standing case
chills and fever, by using two bottle.
of
J. (J, Btakmt,
Engineer K T Va ft Ua K U.
stealer's Lessen Bliair
Cured me of a case of heart disease and
ladlgeitlon of four year' (tending. 1
tried a dozen diffrrentnedlclBe. None
but Lemon Elixir done me any good.
Tuusd Dinnx,
Cor. Habershsm and St. Thome at.
Bavin nsh, Ua.
Mealev'a Laatsa B1U1
I fully endorse II for nervou prottra
tioa, headache, IndlgeaUoa aad consti
pation, havlni used It with ntoal aatli
fsctory results, after all other remedies
bad failed. J. W. Rollo, "
Weet End, Atlanta, Oe.
That's "Otsr Oharler."'
Hon. C. B. Aycock ha ermtri bated to
the political llteratnre of the State on
tha wrongest argument w katt read
oa tha amendment. Morfaatoa Herald.
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Batahfi'i Ai DlaretU. '
. Il a ha atnHk te wna eVnra IkeK IOA
' warritlisgss
- -M at mm $l.,8oldby 0, pt
Brad ham; draggW, ftw Barkj . 'i
SaUabatifla
nMaassszsy.
iU, Uw easrlnttMlae a4
CIDP1TES m
I V
hk TelepiiGie Cases icep
ita OTemded.
Uereraer Bnasell Cents Dawn. To
IareallgaU Insect Peif. Dam-
MaUl Facilities far
RaWoh, Jn -The eocpooUloo
cetnmisasoa he be id tbe argaoteat in
the telephone exception cases. Ex-Hen
ator John W. Daniel aud K. V,. Strong
appeared for tbe Bell Telephone Com
pany, aad Oeneral Meany, general uiu
agar, and A. U. Andrews, Jr., lor the
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company, commonly known as the loug
distance telephone company. The point
iu the argument was the old one that
tbe commission is uot clothed with pow
er to make rates for telephones. Tbe
commission overruled tbe eiceptlous
and tbe preseut rales staud.
ltev. Dr. J. 1). liufhamof Henderson,
so well knowu as a Baptist preacher aud
writer, is here, making special sesearcbes
in ibe newspaper room of Ibe Slate Li-
biary In order lo oblalu material for a
work ou Baptists aud their connection
with the preis In North Carolina.
Chief Clerk Denmark, of the Slate
Treasury, says as tbe penitenliuiy has
drawu t'-'l.l1"' out of $r.,UO0 specially
appropriated by the last Legislature, aud
also all the earnings w hich were on hand
Januaiy I last.
Coveruor Itussell has descended from
his "high horse" so far the Atlantic Jt
North Carolina Railroad is concerned.
He ma le the proposition lo the board
of internal improvements to end the dis
pute as to control. He has turned over
all tbe books to the board. Next Tues
day the latter will begin an inspection
of the road. Tbe question of deciding
whether ibe Governor's or the board's
appointee as State proxy shall be recog
nized is left entirely lo the private stock
holders. Tbe trustees of Wake Forest College
have tilled vacancies in the faculty by
electing J. V. Sellers professor of physics
and W. II. Daniel assistant piofessor of
Ureek aud Latiu.
The penitentiary executive board has
made statement which shows that the
debt January 1 last was 121, 11 1"), md
March U, was il7,5t)l.
Two entomologists from Washington
will be "lent" to North Carolina by the
government to aid tbe State crop pest
commission in exterminating the San
Jose scale aud other dangerous insect
pests.
It is asserted by Vice President St.
John that iu sis months to a day through
trains between New York aud Tampa
will le iu operation on tbe Seaboard Air
Line, via Hichmond, liidgeway, ltalelgh,
Cheraw, Columbia, etc.
Last autumn a white man who owned
land on the line of the Haleigh A Cape
Fear Kailroad slopped the convict force
from grading for a day or two. Cases
iu the court followed. Il was during a
bol fight betweeu this road aud another
for right of way The then sheriff ar
rested the man and now the latter sues
for $5,IM0 damages for aliened false
arrest.
It is decided thst tbe new cotton oil
mill here will not he built until next year
Tbe largest stockholder says the delay
is due to the fact that machinery cannot
be obtained; the manufacturers beiug
overrun with orders.
The lata Dr, Joyful Laughter Kamsey,
of the Agricultural Department, Is now
traveling in the Interest of a very excel
lent patent medicine which is manufac
tured by a firm here, of which he Is a
member. He is a full Hedged drummer.
ltalelgh'a alderiueu have issued 80 liq
uor licenses. This is the same number
a last year.
Judge Purnell decides in a bankruptcy
case that a revlsiouary homestead Is not
eiempt from sale.
The State charters the Edgecombe
Club, of Tarboro, w ild about seventy five
member.
To the deep regret of the Agricultu
ral Department officers aud tbe public,
tn order came to continue the removal
of exhibit from the south front of the
Museum, eo tbe curporatloa commission
can occupy it.
Word comes that tbe President has
granted a pardon to William. McDowell,
convicted In North Carolina tn 1997 of
breaking into a postofflce. Tbe pardon
was Issued beoause of McDowell s enti
ce! Illne .
Tbe Benbow Hotel, Oreeaiboro, re
cently damaged ba lly by Are, 1 lo be re
built, enlarged and modernized at once.
Boston capital to Interested lu the enter
prise. This, with, the Southern Loan
abd Trust Companies new five story
building aearlng completion wbicb I to
be utilized for hotel, tbe Normaodle,
will give Greensboro ample hotel facili
ties. Qai7af I
North Carollar 1 Mot tbe "poorest
Stale," In any sense, aor an her people
paupers; yet If tae'calamity howler aad
demf ogical portloi of tbo prea ware
to be believed w ra alt thi aad mora.
For on parpotaor another, all badja
oftea growing out of persoaal malice fs
asainlno daagulsm, tba people bara
been told they wan latpererisbed, dowa
trodden, robbed antU Oaly only paaperi.
Urn and It attendant avllt eonatlnrtd
theif dally Ufa, itad taU la Ua faca of
eoDitaotly taeraaslng' prod actio ' In
every Ho of tinea endeavor, and along
a great ntaay vr lined thaa buT fair
,,.v f , ,. 4,lttt
A ooo -and refreshing drink I iaf
ppl IMiK at lo8of la, V j
IKCUtAtKO TAUTAsnNa
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Oa Beltway,
' Tele PnUsaaa Car Pieeirey
Special to Journal, f
Kaliiub, Juat SOh Qrtrporattoa
Commission Increase lb valuation on
sRalsspaee alteteJbaaea, Telephone. Tel
grapk and Pullman Car property, from
$M,61.9M td $44,114,808.
TS tola! Oxae tUt jtaar ''ajfU be $4,
00W, aa lucres of 4S,6MTtr mat year.
The AilaollcTfc North "Carolina rail
road valuation 1 rnereeserl from $ 5,000
to $6,501) per mile:
MAY BOLT FROM OOKItkX.
fttvututky Newspapers Deaouuue Hli Nuiu
luattoa Per Oeveruor.
l.tviNoTON, Ky., Juo SW A general
boll from William Ooebel, the Democra
lie nominee for (Governor, I Imminent
Leading newspaper which have been
loyal lo the Democracy aud It uominee
are today denouncing the nomluatiou of
Ooebel as unfair aud advising Democrats
to refuse to support bis candidacy.
It is said that few of the friends of
Ueu. I'. Wat Hardin, the leading rsndi
dale in the convention before Goebel
made his trade with Stone, will support
the .nominee.
Owen county, hitherto Democratic by
$,000 will, it Is predicted by leading mau,
give a Republican majority, Louisville,
Democratic politicians of that city de
clare, will give the liepublicaua 20.000
majority.
L.VNCHi:it AMKSMTKlt.
Ten Meu til Teiu Iteiuandell to Jail
Chargm! Willi Murder.
Houston, Tkx., Juno 2t A special
from Alliens, Tex., says: Walter Wil
klnson, Joe Wilkinson, Polk Weeks,
William Brooks, John Uieeubaw, Arthur
Ureenhaw, W. K. Johnson, William Uad
dla, John Stevens aud Samuel Hall were
today lemauded; to jail without bail,
charged with havtug murdered James,
John and George Humphreys by laklug
them from theit homes and hanging
them.
The pilsoners will institute habeas
corpus proceedings.
The case is the most celebrated in
Teias crimiual history aud the Stale has
sent an assistant atloruey general, dis
trict attorneys and rangers lo aid in sp
pieheodlng the lynchers.
Three of the men have confessed and
others have pleaded lo oe peimilled to
do so.
VKI.I OW FKV KK INlNKW VIIUH.
Mate of a Norwrg-tae Sleani.hlp lu a Critl-t-al
L'uudltlou.
Nkw Yohk, June 29 John Johnson,
mate of ibe Norwegian steamship Krlm,
was removed to Swinburne Islands Hos
pital this afternoon suffering from
yellow fever, and tonight bis couditlon
lsseiious. The Krlm sailed from Havan
on June 20lh for Malanzas arriving at
that port Ibe same da) . Mate Johnson,
who had been siting, was taken seriously
ill after tbe arrival at Matauza The
port physician was called in, but up lo
the lime of sailing for this port on June
ilth sltbougb the man developed high
temperature, no suspicious symptoms
sppcared.
The steamer was detained at quaran
tine here for disinfection, which will
probably be riulshed touioir w.
The crew will be held at llofTiinn
Island five days, and lh3 steamer will be
allowed to proceed to tbe dock with a ,
new crew.
My.tery About Dreyfus.
Kknnes, Fkanck, June 2ft. A well
accredited report Is In circulation this
evening that Captain Drayfua will arrive
hsre tomorrow ulght,
The house occupied by Mine Dreyfus
was guarded by gendarmes all last night
aad at daybreak these policemen were
succeeded by others. In addition a gtanl
perler keeps the outer gate locked and
barred. No one is allowed to enter with
out tbe express permlssluu of Mrue.
Dreyfus.
Paris, June 20 A an example of the
Dreyfu rumor curreut, the 8olr this
evening states that a blgb police official,
speaking to an Intimate friend, ald the
French Uovernment received Inform
tlon 8 bom ago that Dreyfu commit
ted suicide oa board tba cruiser Sfal, on
wblch be left Devil' Iiland for France
Doves lusteaa uf Wlue.
Bai.timohk, June 29 Tbe (learner
Queen Anne, of tbe Princess Anne
Kailroad Company, was launched bare
today, a notable feature of tba occasion
being tbe omission of the time bonered
caslom of breaking a bottle of wine aver
the vessel' bow as she glided from lb
way. Iatlead of this two white dove
ware released as the vessel began to
move and her deck waa strewn with
wreath and garland ot flowers.
. Wasters Recruit for the Mevjr,
Washington, June Command r
liawley, of tba Navigation, Bureau ha
received a report troo,i4lnenl-on-
maader Adam, of the receiving ahlp In
dependence, to tltw Sect that lb e per
ianal In the aalUtment o(; aallor from
lha kllddla Waal for service o tha train-
lag ahlp . Hartford. promlaea to mult
ooeaaf ally. The mm are aald to ha
Intelligent, of one . phylqov a4 nltor
gather of sack aaperlor uaUucaUoa a
W give grant prombt fot M fnwrtv,
T-T'-as"1" i J ai'.iU'
, WABjaro,Jan M-Tba Traary
oBclaU art confident the deficit for tba
M 1 III ..ueJ aOA .
000.000, On fti ago U tall waa
DTMllnV DHU YVr Will BUt flIWW ,iWi'
a JUtle abort of f DB"
tha last few daya tba receipt kav been
raikar above tbt MtlaUv wklla tha-ti-
pendltare have fallen off,
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ITIneXine di Silk
ceived.
Full Line ot SHOES
Children.
Prices to suit buyers
A. -jr.
B7 MIDDLE STREKT,
Fill
Oar mealeias are wonderfully iatie
racto r and potent la ike ears of diseases
uf sou, nioa u Pun, Oonerrhoa, Olwt,
Spcrmarorrkad, VaricoctU. Jmeoteacs,
Lo IfoeJWod, ike rceaUs of erl- tedu
crvMon, Mer ejpeMsej, worry, uwiwfc.
He., and In SHisiei of women, such aa
Pius, Oimorrkoa, LtwenrrJuM, IFomk
TrouMt, rmmalt Wmknmt, StertHt,
itaarins Oms Mas, ViHirMl TroaM.
Owraaeeltetmee are exSeMiTelx
eed, siever Call te tin alekljr
suael eaeue karaafwl freess.
hZ2
S3 PROVE THIS BY ORDERING A TRIAL TREATMENT.
daw- HOW BEMBHBSM we eeael trwatjatea swat aehrleo WmMU mm anpar 4t
aUri,if 7MsnalBeupMM. MM CAJtstKfJIi to tell na all Toacun about. OV
aa- rfM, tbe more the better, voar m. ooourwtlon and Jull addressj Mms. street aWT eg
i nomberVliwo, ooontT and state. 7kMBTp01IUBltrE TMCTI. 05 I- ;
Or- USUTIAL. If you aeoapt tbli oner yon will be pleesod but OWCM Ut wiU a .
alwap. Writ today to MALTIMXM MF43. Cl., UmaMter.Oalo. ex,'
Sz TRY FIR8T BUY AFTERWARDS.
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THE NEW BERN MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF NEW
CAPITAL.,
tyDOES A OENEKAL FIKK INHUKANC'K BUHINE88.
T. A OKEEN, President,
QEORUE GKEEN, BecreUry.
M L HOLLOWiLL, Gen' Agent,
(S IB!)" SixixX(Si
-CLOVER HILL" BUTTER !
FAHOUS THROUGHOUT
THE WORLD.
ONE L.II. PKINTN ONLY 25 JE1TS.
JNO. DUNN'S
lrfe'l Buller In a
Verfevt Package. Ii
M9fak?N Friends Ererywliert."
sM aSa
SCHEDULE "B".
To i lie Merchants
toaveu County.
Oentlrnifn You are required by law
lo make return of good, ware and mer
chandise purchased and amount of bue
lerttdone by you for the 8 mtotb
ending June 80tb, 18W during tbe Aral
10 day in July 1800 at the office of
toe KfRlster of Derd under act of
Oeneral Aso mbly of 18W, tbe person
or Urtn oarrying oft tbo following
bailnrsajtre liable far taxation und-r
ohrdule "D".
IVraonaor firms who keep htrc and
atulra for hire. .
Every pt no or firm who shall buy for
Ibe purpose of (tiling piiUuou, tlnou
Ot malt liquor.
Von) are airaeatly roqueatad to make
yaur return during the lime nrracribed
by law, via: between Ibe lat and 10th
of July, 18W. Fr failure to mak re
tare) or Met wM eoh'rdnle B"' Uie -
iTour nttentton 1 raepecifully called
td sect ton 70, , machiaery act of 18W,
which aald aeotlon will be rigidly
enforced.
Only owwera of public fetrlee, peraori
keeping horse or mult to hire .and
dealer In tplrltuon, vlnou or malt
liquor are Rqntred to give in and make
return during thd flret 'KMayt in July
tWV t '. -4i l 'l
Allmerchanl or person dealing, In
good other than those act forth above
nia not ralNdjto glv 'li i at tbla m
li, OBEEN, Reg.i Deed. ;
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I :'l ' -1 T.A.r1 r4Me.e v-.
I wa jmswhm raaeae ,
r." I; - '
$Mt COATS.
Shirts fdr Men just re.
''
for Men,
Misses .and
NEW RKKN N O
SMITH
r:.H)ici;iE - advices
-FOB-
MEN and WOMECl.rj
BERN, N. C.
,
Ji i.; itUNN, (
l-flt.- VkH CITIZENS BAfVk
iti4S4 -''' -
ICE
"OR I10ME USB
tlf CVsa, ure bolrrome, gurantrd tf
be clir-uiically n;ie from diMille.l water
and free from impurilli. flpccially iu
tunded and prepared for human cor-
sumpllon. r . , i
lee dulivered.dailj (vicrpt Sundays) ff
a m lo 8 p m. '
' Kundays (retail onl) 7 a m to 13 noori.
, 'or price and otliirltifortnallon,
- r - Addiarn .
New Beme Ice Co.,
B. 8. OUlON, Manaoir.
NOTICE,
SPECIAL !
Ml
We have pn bn4rru
Nice nine&MtiK.
1 tJiedfbCeirifcttry or otter '
sir ,cv.utwk.'' " '
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hp i i rnTi tr1 1 nrnnf
Ul. A lr L V 1 n-1 L BUY
n' t p... b.l. T nwiMb
..iiuttmsvulm rw y'V
foaslble Figure, ;. Dc lrblB JJome and
TeuemepU Jlhat,wli prove a fine, lovMt,
". rollaeilaa af Santa a Saeelaltv. -
( Offlte at rastdenot, 17 Jobnton itrtetv
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