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v in in ECHEDULB IN EFFECT FEBRUARY 8, '07 SERVICE BETWEEN OCRAC0KF, SWAN QUARTER and BELHAVEN.. Sooth Bound Leave Belhav. n for Ocraeoke, Tuesday, ' Thursday and Sat urday 6 a. m. North Bound Leave Ocraeoke for Belhaven, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 7 a. m., touching at Swan Quarter in both directions. Boats ar rive and depart from tha Norfolk A Southern Railway wharf at Belhaven, connecting with Steamers to and from New Bern, also Norfolk ft Southern trains at Belhaven. A. S. FOREMAN, Manager. Norfolk. Va. HfOlK 8 SOUTHERN RY OOLDSBOKO and BEAUFORT, N. C LOCAL TIME TABLE Effective Saturday, Dec. 1st, 1906 EAST BOUND. STATIONS! No.1. DAILY Lt. Goldabon S.0O A. U Bent's (Cdl LaGranjra 8.31 Falling Croak 8.4.H " .. Riuatoa S-t-6 Dm 9.13 " Cot Ml " NO. S1 DAILY 140 P. M 4.01 4.18 itb ' 4.40 0.0a " tUd " MB ' (.66 P. M 6.18 6.C! " So " 6.M " S.W " 7.20 " 7.40 " At. NEW BEEN lit .10 Lt. New Bern 10.16 A. M Riveruale Croatan Havelock Newport Wild wood MoraheadCy. Ar. Beaufort Id :u 10 S8 lil.W 11.04 11.12 11.80 II. W WEST BOUND. No. STATIONSi DAILY UAI1.Y L. Beaufort 7 3J A. M. 4.lifi P. k MoroheadCy. 7.60 4.22 : Wildwood 8.06 4.S7 Newport 8 11 " . " Havelock 8.V17 " 4.M CroaUn 8.89 " 5.11 " Riverdale 8.03 " 6.16 " Ar. NEW BURN 9.0S " 6 10 " Lt. NEW UKltN 9.10 A. . A 4H P, a! Cove 9.11 ' iai Dover 9.63 u t(3tl Caswell 10.0b " fi.tA Kinatoo 10.22 " 7. 10 Kallini Creek 10.36 " 7.1 J Laliran 10.47 " 7.SM Beat'e Iof8 " 7.87 Ar. Goktaboro 11.20 " 7.56 NEW BERN and BAYBORO East Bound Weei Bound No. 1. No. 2 (Mixed, Daily, ex. Sun.) P. M. A. M 4 00 Lv . NEW BERN Ar. 8 45 4 64 Keelsboro 7 61 5 08 Blades Junction 7 3t 5 12 Grantsboro 7 33 6 27 West Allhtnce 7 If 6 80 blast Alliance 7 15 6 46 Ar Bayboro Lv 7 00 (Passenger Sunduv Only) No. 3. No. P. M. A. M : 5.00 Lv. NEW HERN Ar. 9.00 6.45 ReelsLoro H 13 ti.02 Blades Junction 8 02 6.10 Grantsboro 7 5 6.15 West Alliance 7.45 6.18 East Alliance 7.42 '6.80 Ar. BAYBORO Lv. 7 3d H. W MAOUiRB. II. F, L. BUNCH. Gen. Superintendent. Tr flic Manager. B. P. F08TE8. H. C. HUDGINS. Aaal. Gen. bunt Gen. Faaa. Agent 1E.W.SMALLW0DD I, General Hardware, J Sash; Doors, Blinds, Lime & Cement. AGENT FOR AMERICAN I FENCE 8 DEVQE'S PAINT 4 UNDER nOTEL CHATTAWKA New Bern. N.C. :":Tli3 0liElnal:vi. LAXATIVE cough remedy. Tor eoufha, eolda, throat and lanf troubles. No opiate. Noa-aJcohoUo, Good for ever? body. Sold cvot-jwhare. ' Thm ganulii ro LEY'S HONEY and TAR k la YUtwpackf e. Kef uit anbatit, Prepared nl b 4k Oompeny, OM DAVIS' PHAMA Swift's Premium Hams, 10 nnd 12 Tba average, ' Swift's . Winchester Picnic Hams, t lbs average. PEANUTS, T F.UKUS ON LOW PRICES in 8 lc::ey ;i.e Street Groceio. FOLEY'S I10I1EMAR imicv- - nm HjyviLnraED, Handsome and Popular Couple laltcd in the Holy Bonds of Matrl luony. The home of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hill on Hancock street was the scene of a pretty wedding at 8 o'clock last aisht. The contracting parties were Mr. Otis Manly Banks and Miss Rosa Belle Rarker, sister of Mrs. Hill. Master Hairy Dewey Hill met the ;uests at the door and they were re vived in the parlor by Misses Emmie iasklll and Llda Smaw. The parlor was handsomely decorated with bam iicio. A handsome arch was made of this beautiful vine under which the ceremony took place. The wedding party was composed of the groom and his best man. Mr. Thomas E. Barker, brother of the bride, the maid of hon or. Miss Jessie Taylor, the bride and her brother-in-law. Mr. John C. Hill who gave her away. Rev. L. U. H. Williams performed ihe ceremony in the presence of a urge assemblage of guests. The bride was handsomely attired In while Eoiiuii silk, trimmed wtiti Meckllu lace and velvet. She carried ! boiiiiiei of white carnations and ferns. After lh. ceremony the guests were welcomed lo Ihe dining room where delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. W. B. Push. The guests after showering congratulations upon the happy and popular young couple who have a host of friends, returned to l heir home;. There is more Catarrh In this sec tion of the country than all other dis eases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be Incura ble. l,-or a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease and pre scribed local remedies, and by con stantly falling to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore requires constitutional treatment Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by V. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally In doses from lOdrops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mu cous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circu Inrs and testimonials. Address: V. J. CHENEY & CO., To ledo, Ohio. Sold by Druggists. 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for con stjpatloii. When naught conies to naught it does not know Itself. Dutch. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Mutual Aid Banking Company. At New Bern, in the Slate of North Carolina, at the close ol Bu. ness March 22, 1D07. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts., ..$ 7,621.91 Overdrafts secured 172.61 Banking house, furniture and fixtures 1,0(12.93 All other real estate owned 743.66 Due from banks and bankers 4,477.74 Gold coin 32.S0 Silver coin, including all minor, coin currency..." 427.46 National bank notes and other P. 8. Rotes. . . . 1,202.00 Total 15,740.74 LIABILITIES. Capital stock. ... .... . , 3,799.59 Surplus fund.. .. .. .. ,. 106.73 Undivided profits, less cur- . rent expenses and taxes v paid.. . . .. .. .. .... 98.28 Dividends unpaid 21.60 Time certificates of deposit 6,231.00 Deposits subject to check.. 6,433.54 ' Total State of North Carolina 15,740.74 SB. County of Craven. I, John H. Fisher, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and be lief. . ' JOHN H. FISHER. Cashier Subscribed and sworn tiKbeforeme this 3 day of April, 1907. ' JAM 133 M. HARRISON ' . Notary Public. Commission expires March 20, 1909. Correct Attest : ' . C. A. ROACH, J. P. STANLY. 3. T. BARBER, Directors THEY COKE AND GO. Mrs. O. H. Quiork returned last night from a visit in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pearce and children of Pollocksville .Were ia the city yesterday. ';': Judge Guion returned last night from holding court in Btirnsvtlle, Yancey county. : . Messrs. A. D. Ward, Larry Moore and D. L. Ward went to Trenton yes terday to attend court , Messrs. J. Il Bell, Joseph M. Hen derson and Samuel Hudson, of Ptil locksville, were in the city yesterday. Misses Cox and Bennett, who have been guests of Miss- Clyde Cox, re turned last night to. their home in Greenville. Miss Lessie Huggins left on the west bound train yesterday morning for Klnston to attend the wedding of Mr. James Moore and Misa Beulnh Smith, which takes place this after noon at 3 o'clock. Mr. I). O. liixon of Hookerton i:i In Ihe city. Dr. G. A. Calon went to rtichmund yesterday. Mr. Rufus Franks of Vanceboro was In tha city yesterday. Mr. M. D. J,ane, of Fort Barnwell was iu the city yesterday. Mi as Mabel Chadwbk lus returned from n visit to Raleigh. Miss Daisy Hat sell of Swansboro, was a visitor In the city yesterday, Dr. Charles Duffy went lo llavelock last evening on a profession visit. Miss Mary Hauler of Roxboro. Is visitfhg Miss .Mary lleai.ian of this city. Mr. W. 1). Melver wen! to Trenton resterday to aheud Ihe .l.uies county court. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Howell, of Uooutou. N. .1., aie guests .( Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huffy. Mr. W. S. Kinsey nnd daughter of New York city are the guest of Mr. and .Mrs. Alfred Kafer. Miss Evanna Baldwin and Mrs. Mol- lie Kimball of I'oonton, N. J., are gupsts at the Patterson house. Miss Lillie Groves returned home last night from Bartow, Fla., where she has been spending the winter. Mr. J. T. Bethel went to Richmond yesterday to attend the triennial con vention of the Metropolitan Insurance Co. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hall of Ra leigh, are spending a few weeks in Ihe city, with room al No. 25 Broad street. Miss Nellie Mayo, was a guest of the family of Capt. II. H. Dowdy yes terday while en route from her school in Kinston to her home in Hobucken. Mrs. Nannie A. Craven and her mother, Mrs. Bullock who have been the guests of Prof. H. B. Craven re turned to their home In Trinity. Arrivals at Ihe "Gem:" Mr. W. K. Martin and E. M. Walker of the Bal timore Orioles baseball club of the Eastern league are slopping at the Gem for a few days. J. F. Brinkley, Greenville, N. C; J. K. Cotton, Norfolk, Va.; F. S. Wilson, Richmond. Va.; .1. B. Bowers, Rich mond, Va.; F. L. Sturgeon, Philadel phia, Pa.; W. A. Scott, Greensboro, N. C; F. R. Hall, Goldsboro, N. C; J K. Corbett, Wilmington. N. C; Mlar E. M. Bishop. Boston, Mass. Editor C. L. Stevens went to Black Mountain yesterday. Mr. E. W. Rosenthal anil son Arthur went to Kinston last night. Miss Amy Guion ts visiting rela tives and friends in Snow Hill. Misses Jante and Sarah Stewart re turned from Jackson Springs last night. Capt. and Mrs. D. P. Henry of New York city are the guests his parents, Mr. and M rs. T. A. Henry. Ex- Sheriff D. B. Hooker of Bay boro and Dr. G. S. Attmore, of Stone wall wej-e In the city 'yesterday. Mr. C. S. Hill, mannger of the Goldsboro Lumber Co.'s store and Mr. H. G. Monroe, manager of the West Lumber Co., if Dover were In the city yesterday. Mrs. W. B. Blades and son, Master Willie, Mr. Vernon Blades, and Miss Ivy Blades accompanied by Iter school friend. Miss Grace Jones, of Califor nia, returned from a brief sojourn at Jackson Springs last night. " BASEBALL MEETIXG. , Fans feme Oat. . All who are Interested In having baseball to while away dull business cores on the long summer afternoni are urged to meet at the Elk's cluh rooms tonight at 8 p. m. Several sites have been inspected and reports will be made. We have the material for a good team. We can arouse the enthusiasm and we must play ball. V , Economical management,goodyudg ment, a good team and public support will certainly make financial success. Come ont and help keep the ball rolling. , " Norfolk ministers will be wked to Ifidorse Sunday baseball during the Jamestown exposition. Secretary Tart paid a visit to Ta boga Island. OADTOniA. Baart tlu j U K..nd Vim H n is BoM '(aatara " f OESIFJIE EUE SEEKERS. Tko AiBoiaced Parpoie of Seatker CeloaliafUn Company. w , BeraUns Interested in the . ' Organization. In another column of today's paper U an advertisement of the Norfolk ft Southern Colonization Company an nouncing its purpose to bring to east ern North Carolina desirable home Eeekera. Though thia company has no connection with the Norfolk ft Southern Railway, it is understood that it has already formed desirable connections In the west and north west by which they are enabled .to get In touch with the best element of that section seeking homes In other parts of the country. These people constitute the most desirable class of Immigration that can today be se cured. They are Americans, familiar with our langnage and customs, and readily adapt themselves to our cli mate and agricultural conditions. In fact, many of our1 most successful farmers and business men are among those who Immigrated here from the northern and western states. It is the purpose of the Norfolk ft South ern Colonization Company to promote encourage this movement. With this end in view, tbey are listing for sale the best of farming lands throughout eastern 'North Carolina. For these Ihey find purchasers by co-operation with their connections in the west. Those who have more land than they need would therefore do well to cor respond with Mr. W. B. Allen, secre-r tary of ihe company No. 301 Citizens Bank Building. Norfolk. Va. Mr. Allen is well known throughout North Car olina. He has long been identified with the iusurance business in the state and has been eminently success ful. He now gives it up to enter upon this colonization work. The president of the company is Mr. .1. B. Blades of New BAn; its vice president, Mr. E. J. Becton of Kinston, Secretary W. B. Allen, Norfolk, Va. These, together with Mr. W. B. Blades, constitute the hoard of directors of the company, lt has strong financial backing and it entering niion its work under ans pices that promise snccess for the company and good work in the devel opment of eastern North Carolina. Firemen's Fund. Editor Journal. Please allow me rpace In your col umns to say a few words in regard to the noble work of the firemen on Monday night. I have seen fires in ether places, cities with paid departments, but 1 have never seen In any place, or at any time more noble work or braver men. Almost rtsklug their lives in the awful beat they stood their ground, directing their efforts against every attempt of the fire fiend to destroy more property, and these attempts happened every few minutes." It ia Indeed a miracle that the fire did not go to the river, and too much cannot be said or done for the men who risk ed their lives time and again, in (heir efforts to save property. Another thing that the citizens of New Bern should bear in mind is, that these firemen get not one cent of pay. Never a banquet given in their honor, never a subscription taken for their benefit, and not even a rubber oat. . .'-it. . The engine that was spoken of in yesterday's Journal as "ont of com mission" was not out of commission but out of fuel, and the Ore was under control when the engine was carried back to the engine house and put In shape for another Ore. Of course, it is all. well and good to thank the firemen, bat thanks don't go very far. What the people of this city ought to do Is to raise a Fire men's Fund, and let them know that what they do Is appreciated. Now I am sure Oiat the good people of New Bern will do the right thing by these men, and contribute freely to this good cause. I will start the list with Ave dollars, and will be glad to take and forward to the "chief," anything that the good citizens of the town will give. Yours rery truly, PERCY . THOMAS, . Jllller.L. Mr. David L. Millef and Miss Flos sin B. Lee were married at ' nine o'clock Tuesday night" by Rev. 3. R. Belts. , Directors Elfftfl for Central Hospital Special to Journal. Raleigh, April 3 Directors of the Central Hospital for the Insane, to day elected officers for ensuing four years. All of tho present officers were re-elected. Dr. James McKee, 8upt Drs. It. Ferrebee and C. II. Jen kins, assistant physicians, Charlie Hardesty, steward. The egg hunt which was given at Mrs. H. R. Bryan's yesterday after noon was a .grand success and Im- mensly enjoyed. Over one hundred children participated In , the event. The receipts were large. Master Wil He Dlsosway won the prize egg. . A crowded house greeted "Our New Minster," at th e opera honse last night and like the first performance, It was cheered to tho echo. It appeal ed to the heart as welt as to the sense of pleasure end was produced as naturally as though the characters were In real Ufa Instead of an Imita tion. . rcr . r a . w A 8quare Seal Ii assured yon when yon buy Dr. Fierce"! family medicines for all the Ingredi ents entering Into thm tra printed cn the boulo-wrsppers and their formulas are attested under oath as being complete and correct. You know Just what you are paying for and that the Ingredients are gathered from Nature's laboratory, being elected from the most valuable native medicinal roots' found growing In our American foresfTaiioVjhile potent to cure are perfeettv harmlaOvei to the most delicate wonifya MroiraTPn Not a (froii nl llrnhol enterTlnto their conTuitDn1: preservj iiir" ISfBneJgJyceriiie. This agent posduases luiruiaic meaiuinsi propertic of Its own, being a most valu&blesnlisepticand anil' ferment, nutritive and soothing demulcent.-. . . Ulveerine plays an Important psrt In' Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery lu the tii re of indigestion, dyspepsia and weak stomach, attended by sour risings, heart-burn, foul breath, coated tcnguo, Door annetite. enawimr fecliair in kioni. ach, biliousness and kindred derange- meuisoi tue siomai'ii. nverana dowuih. Besides curing- all the above distressing ailments, lhe"Golden Medical Discovery Is a specific for all diseases of the uiucuus membranes, as catarrh, whether of the nasal uassases or of the stomach, bowels or pelvic organs. Even in its ulcerative stages it will yield to this sovereign rem edy If Its use be persevered In. In Chronic Catarrh of the Nasal passages. His well, While taking tho "Golden Medical Dis covery for the necessary constitutional treatment, to cleanse the passages freely two or three times a day with Dr. Sago's Catarrh Remedy. This thorough course of treatment generally cures the worst cases, Iu couaiii and hoarseness caused by bron chial, throat and luiia affections, except con sumption In Its advanced stairea, tli "Golden Medical Discovery" is a moot efficient rem edy. esDeclally In those obstinate, hanr-on roughs caused by Irritation and conyesiion of llie bronchial mucous membranes. The " Ills" covery " Is ot so (food for acute coughs arts- ww irom auuuen coma, nor must it oe ex pected to cure ronsumntlon In Its advanced stages -no ruedirlne will do that but for all tue oostinate. cnrunic congns, wni d, u neg lected, or badly treated, lead unto consump tion. It lathe best medicine that can l taken. SHORT PASSING EVENTS. The Woman's Missionary Society of First Baptist -church will meet In the annex this "afternoon at 4 o'clock. There will be an Important meeting this morning at 11 o'clock or Hie Rector's Aid Society, at the parish house. Dr. Patrick's residence will be tem porarily at Mr. M. I.. HollowcH's on Middle street. His telephone number is lul. The Lyman Twins, Ihe famous fun makers are booked to appear at Ihe N'ew Masonic opera house, Tuesday, pril 16. The Iiw and Order League will neet nt 8, o'clock tonight ( Wednes day) in Bountrce hall. A full at tendance Is desired. The Hauler egg hunt which was to htve lai.eu place at Mrs. It. R. Bry an's Monday will be. given" Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The same pro gram will lie observed as was arrang ed fr.r Monday. The heavy north wind prevailed yesterday causing a disagreeable frigidity f Ihe atmosphere. The forecast was for frost and the temjier alure at 10 o'clock alst night indicat ed a heavy frost. Elder L. II. Hardy, of Retdsvllle. will preach at the hojne of Mr. W. S. Ellis, 32 Pollock St., on Wednesday evening, April 3, 1907. Services com mencing at 8 o'clock. All are cor dially Invited to attend. The subjects of the sermons ot the revival meetings at the Presbyterian church yesterday were: Morning dis course "God's Willingness to answer Prayer," and at night the power of the gospel. The subject today will be "The Fatherhood of God." Mr. Paul Hemhy, who has been en gaged as salesman at Tnnstall ft Hill's went to New Bern this morning to take a imsttlon with J. Q. Dunn A Co., as clothing salesman. He Is a deserving young man of steady habits and will doubtless get along well at his new home. Kinston Free Press. O. J Diet?., business agent;- for the Lyman Twins made our office a call In the interest nf these popular young stars. Mr. Diets has been with this company six seasons and has always brought na . a good company, lie promises the Rustlers has been giv ing unusual satisfaction every where, and we have no reason to doubt his word-; .--'- ' , '" v - , . The old, old story: No northern connections last night . Mr. 1. M. Arnold Informs the Journ al that hie loss is between 1!,0(M) and $20,000 and that his Insurance Is H.500. i . On account of the meeting at the Presbyterian church tonight there will he no prayer meeting at the Cen tenary Methodist church tonight Attention Is called to City Treas urer Thos. F. McCarthy's report of the city's finances, which will be found on an Inside page of this Issue. Clarence Eddy, who for years 'has enjoyed the reputation as one of the ablest organists In the country will give a recital at the Methodist church Thursday, April 11. r The loss of the Cutler-Blades Hard ware Co., was reported yesterday aa only on the loss of the house, and not on the goods it contained. The total lost to them was $4,500. The regular month y meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held at the Presbyterian lect ure room, this afternoon, at 4 o'clock. A full Attendance Is requested. In regard to the statement in Ihe Journal yes'texilay relative to the New Bern fire engine going out of commis sion. We are Informed that It ceased work because the fuel gave out hut that It did not break down -nor fall to do good work. Do not forget "Mother Goose Play" to be given by Busy Bees at the rooms of the DaiiRhters nf Confed eracy on Friday evening at V o'clock. Come out and encourage the little Our Hanover Standard Guano plays "no favorite and is equally good for cotton or tobacco. . Craven Chemical Company STENOGRAPHERS WANTED! "All Over Tk World ! . This la the profission that Scores you a high salaried position. We give the most complete course at a very amall cost JUST THE PLACE to take SHORTHAND and TYPEWRITING, with aa ENGLISH COURSE FREE. - Moet reaaunable terms ever offered by a school prepared to do as much for the student. ItEDUCJil) RATES THROUGH SUMMER MONTHS Call on or wiite t . . ' MRS. W. A. BOBBITT, Principal KINSTON SCHOOL' STEKOGRAPKY AND 1YPE1ITIRG P. O. BOX 85. , KINSTON, Jf. 0. . A Little Farm Well Tilled WILL SI A K EL YOU 1 N DEPENDENT RUT TOO MUCH LAND IS A BURDEN ! ' You want to sell some of yours, don't you, and cultivate the rest of it Letter? You've got the land, we'll And the buyer. Just send us a descnotion of your land and tell us to sell it We'll X' SOUTHERN COLONIZATION COMPANY, Inc., 301 Citizens Bank Building, Noifolk, ones, and spend a pleasant evening.! Refreshments will be sold. Enquiries have failed to discover any great damage done by the frost to crops In this section. There has been freezing weather and such vegetables as were above ground were . killed. Beans and eas In an advanced state were badly nipped but other truck is not hurt. The wind prevented frost. The literary department of the Wo man's club will meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. J. T. Ilollister. Papers on the following subjects will be read: Early Settlers of the Interior, Mrs. J. M, Spencer; Ihe Stamp Act Mrs. H. B. Marks; Kdenton Tea Party, Mrs. E.W. Rosen thal; Mecklenburg, Mrs. R. B. Nixon. The ladles of New Bern and vicin ity should pay special attention to the offers made In Ihe premium list of the North Carolina State Horticul tural Society which holds Its semi annual state fair here In May in re gard to the display and variety of flowers and house plants. One of the objects of this fair Is to stimulate the cultivation of flowers. The Athenla lodge, Knights ot Pythias la again enjoying a period of prosperity. The 'work" of Initiating two or three candidates every meet ing night has been the order tot sev eral weeks and the roster Is being materially Increased. The lodge Is anticipating entertaining the district meeting the last ot the month. About : three - weeks ago . Haar's store was entered by thieves and some firearms stolen. A negro named Meekins was tried In the police court yesterday on the charge of larceny bf the guns and bound over to court Two guns have been recovered. Some small negro "boys were also found guilty of breaking Into W. F. Hill's store and stealing small articles. The May Musical Festival will be held in Raleigh, Ma 1, 2, and S. Wal ter Damrosch with the ' New York Symphony orchestra composed of 60 musicians, will be the leading feature of the festival and the Raleigh orches tra, composed of 30 musicians con ducted by Gu stave Hazedorn will as sist. Seven vocal soloists will sing. This festival will be one of the finest musical events that has been in this state for many years and there wilt doubtless be many to go from New Bern. . , ' ' If the gentlemen who picked up a string of gold beads near the Na tional Bank yesterday will return tha same to the Journal office he will be rewarded. The "Mother Goose Play" arranged by the "Busy Bees" npder the au spices of the Daughters of Confeder acy will be given In the room of the Daughters over S. O. Robert's store at 4 o'clock this afternoon. ' The annual meeting the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will be held this afternoon,' 3:30 o'clock, In the church "parlors. There will be an election of officers for the ensuing year and a full attendance' Is de sired. " ':''"'. "-, " " ;' '.''', Master Paul Cheney, who was shot some weeks ago, underwent a skin graft operation at the hospital Satur day night. - Two large ulcers which refused to heal were engrafted with new tissue taken from the lad's father's arm. Mr. Cheney permitting Its removal without tuklng any ana esthetic or anodyne, 1 Master Paul Is doing well. Vzlii Profit en - ' atoFbt An ammoniated fertilizer is the one best kind for you. For cotton there is no fer tilizer tthat can even com pare with GASTON HIGH GRADE 8-3-3. . - do the rest.' , Va., . W. D. ALLEN, Secretary. OK DURABILITY "My house was painted in 18S9 with is' -100 per cent Pure Paint and today looks very well. ' I can cheerfully recommend it to those wanting the best Paint" J.E. Wise, . "; Berlin, Md. De you think adulterated Paint would give the same satisfaction? . FOR SALE BY, E. W. 8MALLW00D. and WHISKEY HABITS tmll at hum without pain. ' book oT particular avut FKKB. Addrraa . R. SI. Woolley (V ei MT. (giants 6a Office 104 N. Pryer SI I kaft off your treatment four monthaaao. Hava aa daaira for an tlat. Your treatment ia all it 'lairna, Louiaa 1. Oakley, Mar 18th, OS V Snow Flak trla. Ova tour raara afro you cured m of roor phlna habit. Ellaa 0. 8tarr, Macon, Mo. I have aerar drank whiakay linos March 22, 18X3 whew I befall ytujr tmitncnt. 1 do not crav any wabkey to thiaoay. H. U WiUon. Direct, Tax. I have uaad roar remedy both forth Liquor and Op am habit and it haa been a xucceaa, I prefer IttoaUatherresMdiea ii. C. Norment. M. D. Iarlina-ton, R. !. t bought yoor eara under a nun da plum in ISM; it cured m K. A. Baroee. Pittabunrh. Pa Write tt DH, W00LLEY' Box 167. Allanta.Oa. ROBERTS S HURST Distributors for Craven, Car J teret, Onslow. Jones, Pam- 'ico, Beaufort, And King-, stoh Counties. CertlArat of atock. Na 471. in 'the Atlantis a North Carolina Railroad Company, belonging ' to th aetata of Marina Miller, dtceaaed. havlne been ioat. I hereby civ notice thnt i will mak application to eauiCompa f for duplicate of toat certificate. Thia March nd. 19ftT. ,' ALbKH'F MILLER, A.lminlatrator. : for th ealate of Martha Miller, dee. L...D C.-..ER3 1 If your farm Is for sain, or your timber, why pot place It In the hands of those who make It their hmilness ot bringing buyers In eastern North Carolina? We have traveling agents In the North, and will spend money advertising your property. SOUTHERN LAND & IMPROVE- WENT COMPANY... .. IU Middle Street. New Bern, N. C. OPIUM f ' For . X