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THE Eu.lUi3f. .; v tt; n aii r t I2tre Always Doc.t, t- - La la c. a for over 30 Tears, Las lorne tie K'rnature f 7 ' and Las teen maIa caJor Lis pes ' y V- soniJ supervision since Its infincy. I . V, ti. . icu . ovr no one to deceive you In tilj ' All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-good are but Ilxj erimenta that trifle with and endanger the health of . WLoit and Children Experience against Experiment niiat io castoria;;! Caatorta la a harmless substitute for Castor Oil Para goric, Drops and Soothing1 Syrups. It la Pleasant. , It ,' , contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic , . substance. Its age is Its guarantee. It destroys "Worms) ' and allays Feverlshness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the- tomach and Bowels giving healthy and natural sleep ' The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend - , czriuiric CASTORI A ALWAYO Eeara tho Clature cf r y, jr-v s. . m TIio Kind You IlaYO Always BoaiJij In Uea For Over 00 .Yearg? m tiinua MMn, n avnui mttt, m ttm n. " ' :1ql.;::i rV1 1 The difference between The fifth And Last Essay on the cost of good paint and Jhe Reason Why Every I inferior paint is very little in comparison with the total outlay for painting a house, r .' 7 . The time and labor is the big item. Seems very foolish to 5 spend a ' great deal of time and money putting on paint which will not last. It is much .wiser to use old-fashioned "white lead and linseed oil.". FtllQLtKS rUH ; NEXT ELECTION. County Board of Elections met at L. G. Daniel' stables, at 12:30 p. m., by : Residence Should v ,, Havea'Teie ! phone." ' . : Too will find below some of my reas ons for wanting a phone to my house. Want to get the best pri:ea on all the markets for all l have to buyor sell. If I have a ' serious accident, want the doctor f once." Wife Is In hospital, want to hear her present condition now not next week by tetter. Thief stole my horse, want, to ask everybody to help catch him. Want blood hounds to catch one who. broke in and robbed me. ..' .- "., . Child lost, want help tofind It. House on fire, want help quick. Storm rag ing, want to tell son not to come home to-niahr. Mother is dead, want to let sister 1-now it. Daughter . to visiting friends and train left he on her return home, and want to know what train to meet to find her. Dog gone mad, and want help to kill him. Sent wagon to town and cannot get the article sent for so want to tell them what to load with. Cotton market up, want to close s sale. Wife skk.and a cook to get supper Wife skk, want druggist to send med icine, and the market to Bend something I can eat Son wants to make engage ment With his girt ' Want a phone for 1 social and general information and ss an educator. ...... . t""1 ;' Pf"Y uh.J. ' LwwiUl , i a mil- If -. 1 Lewis is the standard white lead; is perfectly pure, and is made by the best method the Old Dutch Process. Paint pointers of value to th$ house vwner are found in our booklet- Send tor it. JOHN T. LEWIS & BROS. CO. " " " 3iS.rro a,PUlad.lph,I,. ' Tor sale by nil 6rst-clas dcaltri. ' An Authoritative Statement Concerning the Deeds of the Party in the State. The Journal office has received a copy of the Democratic Hand Book, Issued by the State Democratic Executive Committee. It contains important matters which democratic voters should be familiar with. They should not only read it, but study it in order that they may wisely compare the material pro gress of the State under Democratic and Republican rule The Democratic platform a iopted at Greensboro at the State convention is the first thing in the book. After that there is an ex haustive discussion from a historical point and shows how, under the most trying circumstances greater progress has been made under democratic rule than under the Republicans. The book should be in the hands of every .voting democrat A number have been placed with the Democratic County Chairman for distribution to whom application ma be made by those desiring copies. - ; Every one has a hereditary rifht to a pure blooTsujp!yrlLVin a strong, healthy body ; but how many! da we see who t ; v -ritM .. greatest of all misfortunes, Scrofula, and are struggling u- A l. disease and suffering? Scrofula is a constitutional trouble liandsdfeja Imm narent to rtiild a curse from ceneration ta ireneration -es Ion at the . scrofulous matter is allowed to remain in the family blood." As we veryC foundation of the blood is diseased we see this awful afflictioa anifete4 in many ways, such as enlarged glands or tumors about the neck, vhich,. . ;' often burst end become discharging ulcers, weak eyes, chronic Catarrh tl y head, skin diseases, etc. This blighting disease beiog so firmly intrant in the blood often attacks the bones, resulting in White 8wIlig, t I disease, while a pallid, waxey appearance of the skin, loss el suesgtn, t often lung affections show that the disease is entirely destroying the Rk.EU'' nutritive qualities of the blood. There is but one way to cure ScrofeteTiwS-'w k et ' enrpose noining equais s. a. S. Its purifying and buildmg-sp pfoperte,vr , make it the ideal remedy for Scrofula; TSTS-. P,. searches out and destroys aU peisens ' . eerms, gives strenrth, richness and., rigor XT '. the weak, polluted blood end cures Scceii permanently., S. S. S. i S purely vegetable DIIDCI V urccTtDi r ' medicine, made from roots, herbs and barks . - i.ufc,nuM.. Md may be uen with abslute safety bp yonng or old.' It so thoroughly removes the poison .from the blood that aow signs of it are ever1 seen again and posterity is blessed with a pur .blood Supply. Book on the blood and any medical advice desired without charge. " ' THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.ATULfTA, The aap of the birth tree 1s convertible into wine, spirit of vinegar. A Plan That Will Relieve the f resent Labor Shortage in Municipalities Will Come to Rescue. , Southern Lumber Journal - ' The action of the Georgia and Fieri da Sawmill Association in Jacksonville the other day, at which time It was re call of chairman, J. S. Basnight acted to inaugurate a local campaign temporary secretary. On motion j ,u the cities and towns throughout following persons were appomtea Kegis trars and Poll Holders, -as per names hereunto attaceed for (Crsven County) No further business, meeting adjourned subject to call of chairman: - . The first person named for each, pro tect is registrar: .' 0 . TOWNSHIP NO 1. Vanceboro N M Lancaster, Henry Buck, I M Stubbs. Maple Cypress E P Adams, Jas L. Smith, Norwood Pate. J. ; TOWNSHIP NO 2. . Truitta-.Asberry Barrington, N T Fulcher, W C Toler. ' toridgeton S W "Brooki, J B Paul. Harry Buntiug. . TOWNSHIP no 8. . Dover-W N Tindell, Seth West, B. F. Stilley. Cove J S Robinson, Wra McCoy, J E Avery. Ft Barnwell L S Harper, Herbert Arnold, H L Hooton, , TOWNSHIP NO 5. Taylor's Store-Claude Taylor, Joshua Adams, C C Smith. , ; - TOWNSHIP NO 6, Lee's Farm Thos Haywood, J E White, John Elliott. .: , " J TOWNSHIP NO J. Thurmsn-B Wives. H C Wood, W h smith. - ' : - . TOWNSHIP NO 8, (CITY.) t First Wrd-R R Hill, W B Kil patrick, M Hahn. - . ; - Second Ward Mark Diaos way, W .K Baxter, Jesse Pope. Third Ward-E S Street, C W Bell, J "W Smallwood. x Fourth Ward-J E Gaskill, Jesse Harrison, W F Gilbert. ' - Bern Precinct-A J Oaskiris, E T Hoi lowell, Walter Fuiford. . TOWNSHIP NO 8 (OUTSIDE CITY) Twdale Precinct-W J White, W H Bray, J P Rodman. Beech Grove Pleasant Hill) J B French, J T House, M K McKeel. Gum Row W H Scott, J E Wilcox TOWNSHIP NO 9. ' Jasper-0 H Perry, W C Davis, N T Weeks. Respectfully yours, ' L. G. DANIELS, -Chairman J. S. BASNIGHT. . c Acting Sec'y. the South, . is the right and proper thing and word should he paejed down the line to this, effect by the lumber contingent all over the country. Under the plan as adopted at Jacksonville it was deemed wise and best that 'very lumberman should call upon his boir paper to urge the mayor and board of aldermen to rigidly enforce the vagran cy law of that community. :. The scarci ty of labor and mill help in the South has assumed such proportions since the first of the year as to arouse the most series apprehension over the final out come of this mooted Question. At the same time we can all bear testimony to the fact that there is not a city, town or hamlet in the country but what you will find there negroes loafing on the street corners and hanging around the wharves and steamship docks in great droves, ranging in size from 6 to 26 In number. Herein lies one of the serious troubles with this vexatious nuestion, and one of the primary causes of the universal scarcity of labor. Since the first of the year matters have been growing from bad to worse, and the importation of foreign labor has thus far failed to remedy the situation. This plan would have the effect of dissolving and scattering the numerous bands of loafers, who are barely ekmg out an existence itt different cities, towns and villages on five and ten cent jobs; and in this way furnish an inv mense number of hands for the mills, woods and fields. We honestly believe that we have enough help here in the South, if the vagrant laws were rigidly enforced, to fill every need, and whst is more, the average negro help in this country is far superior to that of the average foreigner, such as we have been able thus far to. induce to come' down this way. Will the Mayors of the different municipalities throughout the country adopt this plan and thereby render a lasting service to s great coun try t Great shall be their reward if they will .- i ! Letter toH.C. Armstrong- New Bern,1" N. C. - , DearSir:-If you could get the ex clusive sale of a sweeter sugar for five miles round Jib as sweet as a pound of usual sugar, and cost no more you'd jump at It, wouldn't you?, :;'-v'.'h There wouldnftbelOO lb of any other sugar sold in s year in your townryou'd gobble the trade; and it wouldn't hurt your whole business. . , Devoej like that among paints; it is twice as sweet as some; it is sweeter than any; not one exception; one gallon two or one-srd-a-half or one-and- three-quartera : Better than that; paint has to be painted; that costs $2 to $4 a gollon. A gallon Saved is $2 to $4 saved in labor, besides; the peimVc is rp ; x.. Even -that isn't alUi A gallon Devoe put-on wear s long as two gallons put-on at a costof 12 to B4 a gallon and two gallons more put-on m 2 to 14 s gatlonJ Count, all; that The - paint t 1 .11 - . L 1 1 A 1 tmu wears oouoie costs. less o; a sr Ions of paint and 8 gallons pf painting; that's! about 115 a gallon for those superfluous gallons. That's as good as a double-sweet sugar isn't itT " " Yours truly, ' F. W. pEVOE &CO. ' New York. Jewish Holiday Seaton I' Saturday Will Beyin The; Jewish holiday season commences Saturday. This is the most important time m the Hebrew calendar and is cel ebrated every where by the Jews. The new year known as Rosh . Hashannah falls on Sept 19 and the festival lasts two days end then comes "Yom Kipper or Day of Atonement. The Day of Atonement is the most solemn and the Jews who are the most devout put great importance on that day. It is a fast in fact, and the time is . wholly spent in silent prayer confession of sins, and sacrifice. KEEP TKE Ki:r.EYS WELL The coal production of the United T tales in 1905 surpassed in quantity and va! us all previous records. Band at Bridgeton Tonight The K. of P. band will be at Bridge ton tonight at 8 o'clock sharp and ren der the music for the dance which Will commence at eight o'clock and continue until eleven. Admission for gentlemen on the floor will be 85 cents each, if this is coii.ii.lered too much kindiy keep off the floor. If three hours dancing is not worth the price why then the band will have to setk bt! -r er j-'gementa. CSv U to Die. B. f i i 1--1 N. Virginia street, Tvansvil'.o, Ind., writes: "For over five j ytf.rs I was troubled :ilh ki hify and il.'.-M.T affections wb'u-h can I me iu h j ..in and worry. I lu .t R 1 1 1 s a!l run down, and a year 8i!' !! Fer "rotest ' t Tepot Special Correpf nJonce Raleigh Sept. n woi k entirely. I hail t!.i Health Is Worth Saving, and Some I , 1 1 II V a who (ii j ni n ) si. :."y given up to s J. . ! y CutH was recoiu ! t' f it bottle pve rue , i i " r l,.Lii "X the ec- ., ' ,'y cuieJ." fold 1 s I 12 The Corporation Commission will to-morrow hear the ex ceptions by the Southern Railway to Its ni-ilur reoulriiiz a Union paati:'r station to be built at Hickory, Col. W I). Rodman, nrinclpal counsel for the S" Kiiliern in this division in here to ktok I r t f-e. Col. Koamsn wairot e ; t f r (' state board of eJ.ii i ; p lnmls. The .e t"n smaller this ! . the state Is ! r r ri.i. 'e and ac- 1 1. 1 ; i t'.e it-fa, qual- New Bern People Know How to - j" " Save It. Many New Bem people Uke their lives in their hands by neglecting tne kidneys when they know these organs need help. , Sick kidneys are responsi ble for a vast amount of suffering ana ill-health, but there is on need to suf fer nor to remain in danger when all dis eases and ar "9 and pains, due to weak kidneys csnle.nii tt)v.,.and permently cured by the use of Doan's Kidney Pills Here is the statement of a New Bern citizens wholes reclaimed good health by the use of this remedy : ?. . ; C Lupton, one of the best known policemen of New Bern, of 136 East Front street, says: "We think Doan's Kkhieys Pills are all right, I have tried them and can recommend them highly. l!y t: 1 1 kidieys troubled me for quite a v-' The trouble was right aero s t small of my back, which aeon s to 1 e t'-.e weakest part about me. I tric.i j ' rs and other remedies but rxM.s cf tpa acted like Doan's Kidney r."a HI obtained at the Bradham j , ; Atlajitic Notes C : . ", : ' . . 7 Sept 8. ' September bids fair to be a delight ful month. The weather is cooler and showers less frequent i , , . Our people are busy in the fall fish ing. Most of the men leave on Mon day and re tern on Saturday. Those en gaged in catching "Fat backs" have had a good season. Mr. J. S. Tunstall of Greenville spent marly a week here visiting his nephew R. C.; Holton. Mr. Tunstall renewed his acquaintance with many friends of otherdays. ':)'. ::'''-"..v'J':''' ':'- " We are sorry to report that Mj. Ray Adams, brother of Dr. L C Adams has been in bed with fever a week. His condition is fair for an early recovery and we hope he will be out soon. : - There is no race suicide here. In one week there have been six new babies. come to break the monotonous quiet of five houses. They are1 all hearty and doing well. Raleigh Noeof Beaufort spent a few days in our town this week. He is a promising young minister studying con ditions along the coaBt. Mr. Thomas Roberts of New Barn made his usual visit to our town this week. 1 ;.. :- . i : .; . v'v' i: . -! : ; The Democratic Primary of this town meets in the Academy Hall to night The meeting will be pleasant and social as our town always gives an overwhelm ing majority for Democracy. . The women and girls of the town will srive a big Basket Suppei, also sell a cake at theJAcddemyjto night for the benefit of the school. ; - The parents day exercises given at the Academy last Friday night by the Teachers of the Graded School were en joyed by an appreciative audience. Miss Mary Kilpatrick who comes here from the Kinston Graded Schools, pleased all and'eaptivated the little folks with her stories and readings Miss Annie Ij. Joyner who lately won distinction at Brenan College Conservatory uains ville Ga . performed her part on Uie piano with that grace and technique that charmed all Who heard her. The Principal rendered two solos In his usu al way, then impersonated a little bur lesque that made the audience roar with laughter and closed the program with a Hhort enthusiastic BDeech on growth In educational work. ,' The Graded School opened Monday morning: with ninety pupils. Two more came in later, making the enrollment ninety-two for the first week. - '.:::,.V v COON. Hsi Stood the Test 25 Yssra. The old, original GROVE'S Tasteless Chill Tonic You know what you are taking. . It is iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No Cure, No pay. A Fine Structure for Wake Forest (Special Correspondence.). Raleieh. Sept 12.-Prof. C-rlyle, ot Wake Forest College, was here today and said that the $7,000 infirmary had been completed and turned over to the college. It is built of concrete and he says is one of the best buildings of its class to be found anywhere. . CASTOR I A : jor Infants and Children. - The Kind Yoa Kava Atos E:"s;tl Bears the Signature of SwrnsborO Items. . Sept. 10. Well, we have waked up again, so we will try and give you a few items from our little city. There seems to be a gloon over our town since the visitors have all left, though the drummers give us s call oc casionally, but they have found monej very scarce down here, and they do not come so often. "";.' '., '-'J' ,iy Mrs. J. H. Bell, Mrs." H. J. Ward, Miss Blanch Barrus and Dr. J. M. Ward,, who have been spending several weeks in our midst, have all returned te their homes. - A very pretty marriage took place in the Baptist church here last Wednes day evening; the contracting parties were Mr. O. H Tingle, or Harioweanu Miss Nellie Littleton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Littleton, of Swans boro. The church was beautifully dee- orated with flowers, which were-tsstful Supreme Court Opinions. Special to Journal. Raleigh, N. C, Sept. lL-The 8u-J preme Court filed the following opinions . today: ''-yA-f Thompson vs. Silvertborne from Beaufort; affirmed, u . Sawyer vs Norfolk and Southern Railroad Co. from Camden; affirmed. Newsom vs Bunch, from Chowan, remanded for additional finding?, Lanier vs Eastern Life Insurance Co. of America, from Beaufort; no error., Brewster vs Elizabeth City from Pasquotank; no error. Liles vs Poeburg Lumber Co., from Halifax; no error. Smith vs Atlantic Coast Line Rail road, from Halifax; no error, Gerock vs W U Tel Co. from Bertie; new trial. Smith vs Cashier of Chowan Railroad and Lumber Co., from Bertie; new trial. . . Jennings vs White (two cases) per curiam; affirmed. ' Eborn vs Pine Lumber Co. from Cra ven; dismissed for failure to print. The following cases from7 the Third Judicial district werergued: StAte vs Barrett: Attorney Gen eral Gilmer for the State, F. C. Har ring for defendant. State vs Oarraway by W. D. Mclver, with Attorney General Gilmer for the State, and D. L. Ward for the defend ant , - ' V State vs Sultan; A. D, Ward and D, L. Ward with the Attorney General for the State; W. D. Mclver, M. DeW Stevenson and Clark for defendant. Puffy vs Insurance Co., Mclver and Guion for plaintiff; Hinsdale and Clark for defendant 1 v)lltrIO'TIH::iSSS , ; , " ". .' -":. '-' t-w . eV".,""-f The Donnelly and Bt32cii Minstrels Are The KlngiJ. t of Fun MAadV&i . The old favorites of Minstrelsy Den nelly end Hatfield with Al G. Fields as s drawing card will appear at the New T :. Masonic Opera House Tuesday Sei)tI.-i -The PSrkeraburg (W Vs.,)- Dlspstch,!,. News of Aug.)3,? W mW'tZZZ Funny Tomrny j Donnelly; leading 'jwjjmj clever bunch ef 'niinstrels: inade goooT. last night at the Auditorium theatre the opening of the theatrical season , thiseity. ""Bv;i,,V . 5 Donneuy am wanneio s magnmcwu. minstrles (personardlrectloB of Al Cfc" FieU)win always be welcome here, thats sure, for ey, went through last night with"tbeir perfeonsoce to s man ner wnich commanded admiration from the many person, saw them. r. rKn-o j...r..vr jr The, first parti gobdeelalryHWje t finish of it, where- Teddy . Hooeeveltv . T resident of Oyster Bay takes s trtp"; " ...V, Mint tiHr HA fdimd tWO.'W J.-p-rt ""v" " ' -- .)v rata. A A N.Cw.jlailrOa(L.QanoiaerB--, v ; .. Meeting. . . ,Ml , There will be s meeting of the stork-' v ' holders of the A. A N..C. RsJlrosd Co. in New Bern, N. U, at Vt jo cioras sn. September 27th, 1906. The Stock books .... for the transfer of stock.- in said compa ny win be, closed W 12 5'efL Sent, lutn w u o cucii jk-hv 1906. . . Te Curs k Cold In 0ns Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Druggists refund money if it fails to cure E. W. Grove'a signature is on each box. 25c. ' A Card. Tn th voters of the third Judicial ly arranged by the little artistic hands ox Dtetrict of North Carolina, ' A GssranttMl Cure Fer piles ItchinK. Blind, Bleeding, Protruding, Piles. Drumtists are authorized to re fund money if PAfcO OINTMENT fails to eure in 6 to 14 days. 60c. Off!.,. I y r ! ii Lav, ' a r " Railroad Men Here President F. S. Gannon of the Nor folk & Southern system of railways, was in the city yesterday on a tour in spection and general business. He came in his private car and was ac- MmnimlHi hv Cant. Matt Manly of Goldsboro. There was no especial pur pose in their visit except their interest in their property. Mr George Green Leave! For Toronto Canada Mr. George Green left for Toronto, Canada, yesterday afternoon, where as roDresentative from this State he will attend the Session of the.. Sovereign f Grand Lodire of Odd Fellows of the the fair ladies of Swans boro. , Alter meetins- the Drosoective bride and groom advanced to the altar, ana were joined together in holy matrimo ny by Rev. E. C. Andrews, pastor of the Baptist churcb at this place. . Mr. and MrkR. S. Williams, of Ports mouth, Va., who have been vlsitmg parents and friends here, returned to their home last week. i ( . Mr. Robt Orrell and wife, of Wil mington, who have been visiting his sister, Mrs. D. H. Russell, of this place, returned heme last Monday. Miss Ida Ward, of Wilmington; is vis iting relatives and friends here. ; ' ' Miss Dolly Mattocks left last week for Wmtervllle to attend school there. : We are glad to note that Mrs. K. M. Bell, of Cedar Point, who he been con fined to her bed so long, is improving. Mrs. J. D. Grimes, of Tarboro, ia spending a few days here with her pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. a. rfones. Mrs. J. H Wyim, of Dover, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J B. Jones. Misses Maggie and Lizcie Ennett, of Cedar Point, were in our town y ester day. - :. v ' Fish are scarce here yi, though Mr. C. S. Pittman has bought few hun dred pounds, which he is felling at four cents s pound. . . Mrs. Alice Blount, who has been vis iting friends at Stella, returned home Sunday. - -; . ..i : "', i X.' ? i xws Angus suofw, x,,mm,K. " D. J. BROADHURST," K3tice to Erii; iiy.. : n 1 1 : ' to sny so io anyone. Irr ' ity s'J d-.'Bli'rs. Trice COcts. Fot.r-1.. . il.u r n Co., Lu alo, New York , sole stents for the Uuited States. Rfmenil.er the name Doan's and t As no other. World, which convenes in that City September 17-21at. ' Mr. Green's many friends will remem her with plfasure jthat this is his third consecutive term as Representa tive, and are juntly proud that he is so worthily honored. Be fore returning home he will visit Niagara Falla, Montreal, Thounand Is lands, and ninny other well known t 'aces of intercut. I.-..-; -I. The ofiice of Solicitor has always been declared to be a non-political one. The present Incumbent, Hon. L. Moore has held .the office two terms, 8 vears: and now seeks to have the peo ple elect him for another term of four vears more.'; y," i ' f Ta my mind, and the mind of a great mass ef the people, he has by his own act. disqualified himself from holding this office longer and should resign He accepted the attorneyship of a railroad corporation at a salary ol three inoua and dollars per year, to witr The Ral eigh A Pamlico Sound Railroad. It is well known, that the interest of the State is often brought in conflict with the interests of railroads, and other corporations, and no man can serve both as attorney1, when these conflicts arise, with seal and fidelity. For these reasons, and others I . do herebv declare myself a candidate for the office of Solicitor of the Third Judi oIr! District of North Carolina, and I aak all the right thinking voters to vote for, and elect me to that position with the assurance on my part, that I will faithfully perform the duties ot the of fice to the utmost of my ability. : - ISAAC A. SUGG,- i Greenville, N. C Sept 19th, 1906. ; Ashland hams at Oaks Market Discontinuance of Sunday Excursion Between Goldiboro end . More- . , head City The A. & N. C. Co. Sunday excursion trains No's 6 and 6, between Goldsboro , and Morehead City will make their last trip Sunday Sept 23, 1908.' ' The Sunday excursion, week end end summer tourist rates now in effect will remain in effect until and including Sun day September 30. . Sealed bids are invited by iStmR- of cmty eoramiasionersia, eccori.r with plans and specifications, wmc? ; on file in the office of the i Register sf-w Deeds, at Uew Bern, N. V-,, W .X-rTi work of furnishing sjid erecfinj' high-way bridge across Neuse rive, or near Maple Cypress, in .waveauv..,. N. Cm complete areadvTpr wm - without SDDroecbee. Each bid must neaccempamea v- iertifled checkfofByf hundred (00. dollars, payable to the Treasurer; . Craven county.-, .inrciiecsj m - t . ss evldenre of good faifh-nd Cfcc successful bidder shaH taneiix said county, 'vovrtdMi'tottfrfC: f aimine the contract. xne succeasiui imuuw w v- 41 jt. tofuiiiislvrtoim-appfpyed'fJbr 1;t eompshy.ot the entire amount of Ue - costnet v SeU bonder Iudemr4 I) 1 comityifalperlol:'"-":; ajrainetsny or all " accidents 'to- - --! bridge which" may be due , .to' jOvt. T terial or.faulty wbrkmanaWp."" 7 f'T AU bnls should be eewoa si.a t . "feida for stel brif'sre" wiwikr ako state the lengta of time requ.. . ja complete the-sawf -brL''. t'A 1 1 a opened by the b""l of -sioners at the eo us N. C, at U o'clw-a., . . -- 2d 1906. The tonmiaaionera reieryej! r!it , V reject any or ail Ui. ,y. ! 1 1 CVna Board Cos.-.- ir.Vi. 1 I Otantiea M Staue u...s c ; TL'S I . I . by ' s' ' t ..a t mny y t ! in ' - lt 1. 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