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r jFreparationforAs- ' "Stl'.eFoodandlvCguIa- a.et.oEKlisaMiJowelsof Promotes Dige3lion.CheerFuI nessandUcst.Conlains neitlter Opium,Morphirte norIiuccaL NotNakcotic. fivpffouxtssuvapirwDi Mx.SmM ' nue&red iumiaialtSili tlmlird .liiasse hmtuytmn. norm AperTecl Remedy forConslipa non . Sour Stomach.Diarrhoca Worms .Convulsionslevensh ness and Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature of : . NEW YDnK. tXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. . rer Infants and Children. Tb Kind You Have ," Alvays .Bought' - Bears the Signature of n m r. Tnere It BeloasreeU An amateur authoress who bad sub mitted a story to a magazine waited for several weeks without bearing from the editor concerning It Finally she sent him a note requesting an ear ly decision, because, as she said, she "had other irons in the Are." Shortly after came the editor's reply: "Dear Madam I have read your sto ry, and I should Advise you to put it with the other irons." Harper's Week ly. - -y - Lower California Is the borne of a species of lizard which appears to be at least a sccoud cousin of the famed "Gila monster." , It Is of a mottled yel low and brown color and only about fifteen inches long. The natives of that region have given it the terrible name of "man cater," because It bas a bablt of attacking every human being It sees, going at one open mouthed, but does not appear to mind cither wild or do mestic animals. The man eater's body is almost as brittle as that of the myth ical "joint snake." " .In Use For Over Thirty Years lid TMI MHTMMI MUMMY. MCW OM C1TV. Put Them OB Till Tomorrow,, Some things are very much bitter put off until tomorrow. - Among them are the reprimand you mean to deliver, the deflaneo you mean to express, the resig nation you mean to band in to a heart less employer. Tut off doing these and 'you'll probably discover that you don't hare to do them. Thb Sin of It. Maud Is it true that Millie's engage ment ia broken off? Clara Yes; she accused Jack of stealing a kiss. ' Maud -Why, that's nothing, surely. Clara Ah, but he stole it from another girl. USTOF LETTERS Remaining in the Post Office at New -.' Bern, Craven county, N, C, Dec. 18, 1905 men's list. . B-R. B. Bryant, Rev. M. B. Bryant, J. Biver, Dan Uell. CCapt. C. C. Collings, Vessel C. T. Stran. . D Arri Dudley, E. D. Davis, , John Duster. . F Harry M. Frankfort G-Wm. Gaston, Griffith St Charles Mondes Goncalves, Geo. Green, (col.) H Mr. Henry, Prof. G. W. Herring, TomnsHinei-, J. T. Hill, Wm. Hol well, Lem Harrison, J. F. Harrell Geo. Harden, T. J. Hawkins.. ' J. W. E. Jones, George Johnston, South Front St.h No. 200, P. P. John son, Jno. Joseph.- ... : t M Mr. Mack care Agr. Wks R. D. Mahony, W." J. Moore, John Moore. . O-J. L.r Oldham : R E. M." Rowals, J. H. Robbins. Jules Raynor, 23 Paster street ' ; T Alfred Trotman, J. U. Turner Eddie I. Turner. ' N J. W. Van Valkenbury. W-Jas, A. Wiggan.J. H. Woollen, S. S. Warget. ' WOMEN'S LIST. ' y .- A Annie Avery. B Mrs. Laura Burden. D Mrs. Alice Tumi, ; care ; E. D, Brock. G Lovey Gatlin, L L Graham, caie Deacon Deery Jones. H-Annie G Hill. - v. " -I Bettie Ipock. J-Mrs Carolina D Jones,.. Louisa Jones. K Mrs J Kennedy, Jane Keere, 9 Broad St. L Mary J Lawrence, 96 Metcalf St, . Fannie C Lawrence 96 Metcalf St., - Miss Levena Lorence. : ' M Rosetta Murrall, Mrs Kate Man- son, Sarah Moye, Mrs E B Moore, Jas per, N C. P Nicey Patrick, Mrs Nannie Peal . . R Mrs Baly Robinson, Tin Cup Allev. Mrs. M A Richard. Mrs L M Rnflln. Rose Rebbett. 195 Broad St S-fattio Sopple, Minnie Smith, 91 Middle St. - W-Mrs C T Willis, 9 Short St, Mrs, Jas W. Williamson. ' , Persons calling for the above letters will please say advertised and give date nt lint- The regulations now require that (1) One cent snail uo coneciea on me ueuv' ery of each advertised letter. - S. W. HANCOCK, .Postmaster.; Doctor Could Not Help Her. "I had kidney trouble for years, writes Mrs. Raymond Connor of Shel ton. Wash., "and the doctors could not help me. I tried Foley's Kidney Cure, and the very first dose gave me relief and I am now cured. I cannot say too much for Foloy's Kidney Cure." It - makes the diseased kidneys sound so they will eliminate the poisons from the blood. Unless they do this, good health is)impoHailjle.; ' : : . It is suspected that Russia, Germany and France are supporting China in her resistance to the proposals made by Japan. ; After a sharp discussion the Lovcring resolution providing for a now estimate on the cotton crop by the Department of Agriculture, on January 10, l'JCG, waaluidon the table by the House Committee on Agriculture by unani mous vote. ' r' 1 T I r. r. I Wards Mill December 19th Christmas is on its way here. Dr. Mumford was called to Jackson ville one day last week on professional business.' Mr. C. Smith will move into his new house soon. -. . Messrs. John and Embry Rogers are building a church for the Unitarians at Bat Creek. ' A basket party at Smith Ac demy will be given jvnaay night Dec. 2.7nd. Miss Annie Trott will conduct the en tertainment --' There will be a Christmas' tree and grand entertainment at'the Swansboro Methodist church. Among the other eniovable features will be a carnival md Japanese wedding. The Baptists of Swansboro are pre paring for a big festival. - Memory Is the primary and funda mental power without which there could be no other intellectual opera tion. Johnson. Unoit For Baldness. "Say,'' said the man who was begti. dug to have a bare spot ou top of his head, "can jou tell me what is good for baldness?? " "Yes," replied the barber; "a cheer ful determination to make the best of what cau't be helped." Chicago Rec ord-Herald.' Vicarious Suffering-. "What's the matter, old man? Toi look bad!" "I'm suffering n good deal from tooth ache these nights." "Didn't know yon ever had It" , "Don't, but my wife does!" New Orleans Times-Democrat. face - Ilia Strong Face. "What a remarkably strong your.s Buekemlmrd has." "Yea. At the game the otlier ay l saw tvo players Jump right on It, but apparently neither of them succeeded in makluur the least impression." Bos ton Transcript. Hanks-Ellington. The following account from the Ral eigh News and Observer of the mar riage of a former well known New Bern young man will be read with in terest by the many friends of the groom. .. ; -. "There was a -quiet but pretty home wedding, here yesterday afternoon at six o'clock when at the residence on New Bern Avenue, Miss Ella Rookh Ellington, daughter of Mr. J. C. Elling ton, became the bride of Mr. Ellsworth Horton Hanks, of this city. . , There were in attendance many inti mate friends and relatives, and the wedding scene was a lovely one. The folding doors between the hall and the parlor were thrown open and the color scheme of red, effected with an artistic combination of holly,' mistletoe and palms was very artistic. In the parlor there was a canopy of red and under it swung a wedding bell of red with red mistletoe as a clapper. Beneath it the happy couple stood as the wedding vows were taken before Rev. J. C. Massee, of the Tabernacle Baptist church. Before the bridal party appeared Miss Nina Watson Green sang delightfully, "Thy Name'1 and "When ; Love Wag Borne." The wedding march of Men delsshon was rendered by Mrs. J. B, Blades, of New Bern and as it began there first came down the stairway from the hall on the second floor the maid of honor, Miss Placide Upchurch, the sister of the bride, who was charm ingly attired in white silk mull.accordeon pleated, her bouquet being of crimson roses.-,: . i The bride entered from the hall above with her brother, Mr. Bayard H. El lington, of Richmond, and she was a vision of beauty in white silk, real lace and pearls, her flowers being bride's roses and a shower boquet of lillies of the valley. The groom entered with his best man, his brother, Mr. Hubert Hanks, of New Bern. There were . many loveljf wedding gifts sent by friends to the young cou ple, who are fortunate in having so many to show evidences of love and es teem. The bride is a young lady of many personal charms whose winning m Miners, have bound to her ma'iy friends. She is the daughter of the late Hon. J. C. Ellington, who in the last session of the General Assembly repre sented Wake county in the State Sen ate, and who was a very popular mar. The groom is a young man of business ability, and is very highly esteemed. Mr. and Mrs. Hanks immediately after the wedding left for the South and wil visit Cuba on their honeymoon trip." p. kext c:j cost--' .!AS FRESEHTS. By BILLY BURGUNDY ; Copyright, 1905, by the Cosmopolitan Press Association, New York "To save my soul," remarked Mrs. Next, "I cannot see why every one has been, so polite and obliging for the past week or so. The children are as obedient as they can possibly be, the servants can't do enough for me, and the grocer's boy and the letter carriers are just too nice for anything.'? ' "That little attack of astigmatism which keeps you from seeing the 'why' "of it all," replied Mr. Next, "will be all gone within the next seventy-two hours. Don't worrj, you will under stand it all in that time. - "This is the one week in the year In whi:h we ean always get a civil answer without paying for it in advance. This is the week in which everybody is doing their level best to show you how much they like you and how nice to you they can be. This is the week in which you other then. There i3 no earth way to escape them. When you do see them, its up to you to give each one the pleasant little . surprise that he is -ex pecting from you. , "Let me tell you something; else; Christmas isn't the only thing that falls on the 25th of December an awful lot of hope falls on the same day. Why? Why simply because everybody hopes to quit winner on the exchange of pres ents and they all quit loser. "Widow Hardup sends to her brother, the Standard Oil man, a dressing gown that cost her her last spare penny, and in return she gets an illuminated volume on Spiritual Compensation, or James Whitcomb Riley's 'Ode to Summer Squash" '..'V "Mr. Newly wed presents to his bride a priceles set of furs, and in return he gets a box of El Stinkadoro de Espa nola that didn't cost a bit more than seventy-nine cents. "Miss Steeltrust presents to her in tended a diamond studded cigarette box,- and in' return shegesa shell comb that does not even match her hair. , "Wanamaker : Ribboncounter pre sents to his best girl a celluloid comb and brush set that set him back a hear the nicest kind of things said .week's wages, and in return he gets about you. This '8 the week m which one of those Christmas cards represent you get perfectly dejightf nl letters from 1 ing a snow scene In the country with a friends who have pot written to you for ' frogen mill wheel in the background ages. It is the week in which your ' and a robin redbreast in the uppexdeft neighbor sends you a bowl of chicken J hand eanim.y:.r:yy"ri broth because she thought she had ''I am giving It to you straight, there heard some one say that you were no , Is no more sentiment attached to the very well, although you told her only exchange if Christmas presents. It's day or two ago that you never was In nothing more nor less than a game of J OYSTERS AND AN OLD SK0E, Tbe Retort Catting. The tailor who made an excuse to Uear Admiral Barker "that the doctor said ho hart n swelling of the head" was.not overjoyed at the reply. "Of course there's nothing In Itr Chicago Inter Ocean. . : r .(valves Clinq to a Cast Oil Shoe With the Tenacity of s Puppy' to a Root. There is nothing 'an oyster loves so dearly as an old shoe; there is nothing man! loves so dearly . as an oyster; therefore man loves an old shoe. The cause of all this flow of lcgic.is the ap pearance of an old shoe taken from one of the oyster beds on the sound with thirty oysters fastened on the sole and a part of the upper. Some oyster men broght the curiosity to M. B., Gowdy who says he has never seen .anything like it before. i : The shoe was of leather probably No. 8 size, and had been in the water many weeks possibly "-'months.:.. The oysters had attached their suckers to the leath er and clung to it very closely. SiiDreme Court Decides Favor North a Carolinians. Washington, Dec. 18. The Supreme Court of the United States today affirm edthe decision of the Supremo Court of New York in tho case of the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company of New York vs Jlenry C. Birch, assignee of a number of judgments upon con tracts for life'insurance, adding 10 per cant, for damages, as well as interest and cost, to the verdict against the company. The insurances policies were issued in North Carolina and the company sought to evade payment on the ground that it had no authorized agent in that State when the policies were issued. There was ni written opinion in the case. Windom of Youth. "Remember, my son," said the sage of Sngcville, "that money 1b not tne end of your existence." , , "Of course not," rejoined the young man. "It's only tne means.- uewwi Tribune. ... Mean of Him. Blngleboy What suitable wedding present could I give Dobbs? - Doublenian-Bend mm nan a oozen bill flics. Free of Coat. Knlcker-So Jones has a cheap scheme to dls the canal? Bocker Yes; simply start reports 01 burled treasure. Puck. Ta t 13 6 Y I j and tle Public. Fro'yM Trains i ! 3 Annulled For ChrMmas 1 tl: a t. 1 r-n FAIR EXCHANGE. . A New Back for an Old One. . How Is Done in New Bern. The back aches at times with a dull, indescribable feeling, making you weary and restless; piercing pains shoot across the region of the kidneys, and again the loins are so lame to stoop is aeonv. No use to rub or apply a plast er to the back in this condition You cannot reach the cause. Exchange the lad buck for a new and- strong one. Follow the example of this New Bern citizen. . . . S. B. Parker, whose Bheet metal bus! ness is at Craven and South Front Sts. nlace of residence 41 Craven St, says "I believe Doan's Kidney Pills to be irood remedy, in fact, I know It. nuite a sufferer from bwk Shipwrecked Crew ot Belgian Steamer At time8 jt was s0 bad I could scarcely endure it, but since using Doan's Kidney Pilli which I got at the Bradham Pharmacy my back lias not troubled me at all. Should there be a recurrence I shall certainly resort to Doan's Kidney Pills, and intend to keep them on hand in case of need." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 eta. a box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. sole agents for the U. S. Remember the name Doan's, and take no other. Vestrymen St. Cyprian's. At a mseting of St. Cyprian's church last night the following Vestrymen were elected for the ensuing year; I. Harris. , H. W. Thompson. J. T. York. v I. II. Smith. '. ' Alex Williams. ;' ; N. H. Styron. ' - C. M. Sanders. - ' . J . Arrive at Norfolk. Norfolk. Va.. Dec' 18.' Seventeen members of the crew of the Belgian steamship Antigoon, Captain Calmelet, wl.ii-h ia a wreck on the Virginia shore, at Little Inland life-3aving station, ar rived in the city this afternoon, via the Chesapeake Tr.imut Mine from Vir i ini i Beach. The men I nl their bag-gri-o piled out on C'ily Hall Avenue at-tnu-t.-d a (rroat d al of attention. They came here fur the purjx- ' f bring sent to their houv-s by the J.u consul C.ii i-.'ii Caliivtlft wa not in the tarty, 1 t of the ! 1 1,- o Raid that he m , (' ... c ' ,- . '. f.-r their tr.w ; "f- I , ( '''; it, 1 V Vt a li ft POINTED PARAGRAPHS. When you die, you will Cle ns dead as anybody. We all have enough to be cross about. Still, It Isn't a good Idea to show it. People like to be called; enthusiastic, but how they hate to be;called "gush ing." -;h' - f-,.h '::. :J ::' 'h'"? The onlv difference between the mod ern family row and thai of the older days is that the modern one Isn't as big a family. , The "good fellow" you slap on the back and tell your troubles to may seem good natured, but he complains of you to his wife. . '-. . . There Is nothing so disappointing as to havo one take you aside to tell you great secret and then discover that you already know It. Atchison Globe. '; A Bit of Weitmoreland. The Westmoreland hills are the re mains of au lufiultely older world- giants decayedbut of a,'' great race and ancestry. They have jthe finish, the delicate or noble loveliness one might almost say the manners-thai comes of lone and gentle companionship with those chief forces that make for natu ral beauty, with air and water, with temperate suns and Moo abundant rains. Beside them the Alps are inhu man, the Apennines mere forest grown beans, mountains in the making, while all that Scotland gains from the eosy enveloping glory of its heather West moreland, which Is almost heatherless, must owe to au Infinitude of fine Strokes, tints, curves and groupings, to touches of magic and to lines of grace, yet never losing the., wild energy of precipice and rock that belongs of right to a mouutaln world. airs, uumpnry Ward In Century, : ; A Natural Inference. . Six-year-old Fanny, just returned from Sunday school, seemed to have something on her mind. "Mother," she said after awhile, "they must have had very large beds in Bible times." J "Why?" asked her1 mother. ' "Well, our teachor;told us today that Abraham slept witn ins lour iauiera. Harper's Weekly, j. Hot Water. Nothing Is better; to take on rising than a cupful of hot water. One hot drink on an empty stomach clears the system for the day, and for many per sons a tablespoonful of lemon juice in- creases the efficacy. Taken on going to bed without lemon, it will belp to Induce sleep. Both night and morning it has the effect of helping to clear the complexion. Christmas Holiday Excursion r.-'-.s Via Southern Railway. For the Christmas holidays the Sou thern Railway announces sale of round trip tickets to all points east of the Mississippi and south of the Ohio and Potomac rivers. : Rate One and one-third first class, standard one way fares, plus 25 cents for the round trip, minimum fare 50 cents. ... ; .... Dates of sale and limit December 22, 23, 24, 25, and 30, 31 and January 1, witn rmal limit January 4, 1906. HOLIDAY RATES FOR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS. Tickets will also be sold to teachers and etudents of universities, colleges, and seminaries on presentation and . surrender of certificates signed, by the superintendent, principal or president , thereof, on December 17-24 inclusive, : with final return limit January 8th, 1906, at rate of one and one-third first class fares, plus 25 cents for the round tnp. . In addition to the above, following will be effective to territory mention ed. To all points in eastern committee territory of the Western Passenger As- " sociation and to all points on the Una - Illinois Central Bailroad north of the Ohio river and points west thereof, tickets, will be sold December 21, 22, and 23; to points in Central Passenger Asssociation territory east of the line of the Illinois Central Railroad, Evans- ville to Chicago via Matton, December ' 23, only, tickets limited to continuous -passage in each direction with final limit 30 days from date of sale. ' For full particulars call on any agent Southern Railway, or address T. E. GREEW, C. T. A., Raleigh, N. C. better health in all your life. week in which your servants more than you have any license to ex- pect o( them'. It is the week in wnicn i you an't look any one in the face with-, out feeliig as though you are actually: under great obligation to them. 'Yes. things are certainly coming your way this week, but for Heaven's sake don't forget that it will be up to you to make good on the 25th inst. Christmas falls on that day; and if you haven't a present for each and every one of those polite and obliging persons you had better have a nervous head ache or some other good excuse ior re maining in the background. It takes an awful lot of nerve to face the aver- age American ciuzen ou morning unless you are prepared to make good. " - ' "Mark what I tell you, every smgie mortal that has made himself agree able to you during the past week or so' will have some lame excuse lor want ing to speak to you about something or It is the ' trade sight-unseen, with every one who An owon takes a band in it. -And as I said be fore, every one gets the worst of it. That is, they think they do. ; . : ''I have a hunch that it would be a good idea to scratch the custom of ex changing Christmas presents. If you give a present to a friend, that friend is ashamed to look you in the lace ior a month, because he wasn't able to do as much for you. If a friend sends you a present, you feel like a cheap skate whenever you meet him, because you didn't do as much for him. And so it goes. . "Mark my word, I am through with the game. Not another Christmas pres ent will I buy." "Why in the world," asked Mrs. Next, "didn't you tell me that before I bought you those lovely embroidered slippers?" , . , . ' "Don't worry, dear," replied Mr. Next, "I made up my mind after buy ing you a diamond sunburst." Sale of Valuable Land. KNOWN AS "SPRING GARDEN FARM"" By virtue of the powers contained In a certain Deed of Trust made and executed on the 23d day. of December 1903 by R. J. Wethersbee to E.U. Meadows and recorded m the office bf tne Reeia- ' ter of Deeds for Craven county, N. C. I will offer for sale to the highest bidder for CASH at tne Premises, known as "Spring; Farm" near Nense River on Monday the 22nd day of January 19US at 12 o'clock ra., the following tract of land, known . and designated as the "Spring; Garden Tract." Beginning at a stake on the margin of Neuse river, and running South 62 dgs west 40 poles to an old marked Gum. the original corner of the tract of land, then south S2 degrees west 444 poles along a line of old marked trees to an old marked pine one of the original corners of the tract of laud, then north 60 degrees west along a line of -old marked trees to a light wood stake, now the dividing line between the lands now or of the lata John Rhem and said tract of land, then north 6 degrees east along the line oCmarked trees the di viding line between said land now or late of John Rhom and said tract of land 279 poles to a gum, ". then north 22 degrees east to the river, then down the river to the beginning always save and ex cepting so much of said tract of land aa is descri bed in a Deed from George Allen.Edward Arnold. Elisha F. Arnold and Caroline Arnold to Rachel Ann Arnold, recorded in the Register of Deeds office of Craven county, book 83, folios 58 to which reference is made for a more particular descript ion. - Also saving and excepting that part of said tract of land which was conveyed by Edward Arn . old and others to T. J. May by Deed registered ia office of Register of Deeds of Craven county, book 340 and book 100 page 362 respectively, to whiea reference is made for a more particular descrip tion. Also three head of Team, all the harvested crops of corn, hay, etc.. al) carts, wagons, bug- . gies, harness and all farming implements of every kind and description belonging to and used ui cul tivation of said "Spring Garden Farm." r . - - December, 19th. 1905. - . 11. mkauuws. Trustee, 1 f How It Happened. "I suppose he clasped you In bis arms when the canoe upsetr' "Xo; quite the opposite." 'Quite the opposite?" "Yes: the ennoe upset when be clasp ed me in his arms.- , If n va kind of billious mood, You wish an aid to digest food, No other pill is half so good As DeWitt's Little Early Risers When e'er you feel impending ilL And need a magic little pill, No other one will fill the bill Like DeWitt's Little Early Rise A Play of High Ideals. That there is a tendency towards the acceptance of the higher ideals in dra matic artia evident from the unam- mnna nuccess with which Creston Clarke, in the beautiful comedy ro mance, "Beaucaire," has met wher ever this unusually high class combina tion has appeared this or last season and judging from the substantial inter est being manifested in uus city m forthcoming visit of this artistic actor in the above named gorgeous produc tions, a large attendance is assured. at J A. m kaAA 4) lAfl Sata "Beaucaire is just suens fits the genius of Creston Clarke, lnas- i .. it AnmhinM all the requisites of a wide range of acting, blending the humorous ana grave inauruu auu.. Pirating Folty's Honsy and Ttr. IT.. (Mr A Co.. Chicasro. orisrinatetl Honev and Tar as a throat and lung remedy, and on account of the great merit and popularity of Foley's Honey and Tar many imitations are offered for ine genuine, mb. wt ""y nnil Tr and refuse anv substitute of fered as no other preparation will give the same satisfaction. It is mildly taxa Hv It contains no opiates and is safest for children and delicate persons For sale by Davis Pharmacy. E.C. D. Line S 0. D. S. S. Christmas Holiday Rates, In effect December 22, 24, and 25th, 1905, good to ! return January! 4, 1906. Round trip tickets will be sold on Dec ember 22, 23, and 25, good to return un til Januarv 4.1906. inclusive between all stations on the Norfolk & isouthern Railroad at one and one-third the regu- ar first class fare plus 25 cents GEO. HENDERSON, Agent NOTICE 1. hsn.hv nvan that on the 24th day of August, 1 3, Cecil Skinner purchased at the Sheriff's sale of land for taxes, a certain lot in that portion of the city of New Bern. N. C .known as Pavietown, and bearing the number 254. toted Rami m, tu list for the year 1902, and the certificate obtained at sakl sale having; been duly assigned for value to Kapnaei u nara, and the period allowed by law for redeeming said i.j 1...;.. .mi), the undersigned will apply to the Sheriff of Craven county, on or after the 20th day of March 1906, for a deed to said land. This 20th day of December. 1905- RAPHAEL O'HARA. Assignee. No Opium In Chamberlain's Cough Remsdy There is not the least danger in giv ing Cliamberlain's Cough Remedy to small children as it contain! no opium or other harmful drug. It has an es- tuluc.liod reputation of more than thirty years as the most successful n-, ::. : ,e in uiiefor colds, croup and v ' . y co'" i. it aiw.iys cm : , t t tot: U. C.::. !r-n Ue it. : 'fly I-,y;s lhnrn .,cy ! 1 F. S Candy For Christmas. ; We wish to call the attention of the public to our stock of fine candies, put up in a beautiful packages suitable for Christmas presents. The candy is the very best made and we will sell it a't the very low price at of 60 cts. per pound. We respectfully auk you to give us a look belore uuying. uvea. -4 .nmow..(l:iv. You all know what we mean wlu-n we say cream. ck:::.ci:nt tobacco co. V. D. Ihirrh'V.'"". '-:'r!' C . Entry Claim. To Geo B Waters, Entry Taker For Craven Coua- ty- ' ' Ayy ..A-i,A T. ft , Raaniffht n r- Mm-tJ, rVmllna. enter and las claim to the following described piece or parcel Und In Ne. one Township. Craven County, North Carolina, the same being vacant and utP' nronriated land and subject to entry, vis: On the north side of Neuse river and south side of Swift Creek, beginning at Hog Savannah cor ner running thr-nce northwardly with H. J. Mor W lini. ta the V A. Wetheringtnn Woe.) line. wiih mill line northwardly to the SnniiJ' W.finnn 10 aero patent then with said pstnt llv tn Ihm HW arre Arthur ButW-r pat then with same to the Henry Lilly and Bfrry N- K.n patent, then with said patent to the r. Nelnnn line, then witn ma line m line then with his line to the J. 8. Bminirht r.n try. on the Bay liunh and then with nil line tx. tho beginning, containing by estimation l.Ouu Cfcntered this ISth day of Df c- 1Jf- , 4, o. sioiiiuni, Notice to Creditors. . NORTH CAROLINA. I Craven County. I Having aualified aa Administrator of Viola Harper dcceased.late of Craven co.N. C.this is ta notify V ;,rwns having claims against the estate of sad -, -;.wrj to present them duly verified to theuik ' . l on or before the 16th day of Dee. 19--,k i - a.i e will be pleaded in bar of their re covtrv ;,n mni indebted to said estate will plnaK m . ' .mediate payment. Aim io-.- '-.i iJec two. . J BY S. HARPER Admlnistratae, Do You Smoke? If so we offer you the fin est line of cigars suitable for Xmas presents . in boxes of 25, 50, and 100 to be found in the city. " These cigars are selected especially ior he Ymas trade. We have also a limited supply of Seid- enberg s, celebrated Af terdm ners, which will be. sold this Saturday only at the spebial price of 6 cts. each. A full line of Pipes and th inest line of Pipe Tobacce o be found anywhere. Crescent Tobacco Company. W. D. Barrinston MANAGER. Entry Notice North Carolina. Craven County. ' To Geo. B Waters Entry Taker for Craven Co. The undersigned Thos J. Bryan, of Crave county. North Carolina, enters and lays claim to the following piece or parcel 01 lana in mo, Township. Craven County, State of North Carolina, the same being vacant and .unapprooria- ted land, and subject to entry, vis: laying on tne north side of A A N C R R and west siae of Core Creek bounded as follows: On the north by T. J, Bryan on the eat ny aiitcneu lana ana otners on the south by Lh-ed Mitchell and T. J; Bry an and on the west by Oeorgo Bryan and other contrining by estimation 20 acres. Entered this lbm oay 01 Dec. r".' THOd J. BRYAN I t "1 - t or V i i. f .r f - t t i. .4 ! 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New Berne Weekly Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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Dec. 22, 1905, edition 1
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