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EDITOR AND PEOPRHTOR.
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bull. 8ubcrlbere wlU f
un node of expiration of their eub
nripttans and an immediate response
to nottpe m oe appreciated by tbe
Journal '
Advertising rataa tarnlahed upon
appUoaOoa at the office, or upon tn
rairr by mot -
nteied at tbe Poatofnce, New Bern,
S. Cm aa second-claas matter.
New Bern, N. C Aug. 9. 1910.
HOT WEATHEE LANGUAGE
AND ADVICE.
The authorities state that an ex
pleti-ve is "a word not necessary to
the sense, but inserted to fill a va
cancy." It is at this season of the
year that expletives are most free
ly used. In every day language an
eMavM "a casa word." Of
oo arte than It no explanation that
is aatlafyiag why hot weather lan
guage, this, applies to the male gen
der, should be so largely expletive.
It it. so for possibly the same rea
son that nature carries out the
weather in its fullness, by making
everything on the high tempera
tare order, so that ninety five de
grees being productive of the per
spiring man, who finds expression
in words to fill up a vacancy but
which are not necessary to sense,
and it might be added, in no way
reduces the temperature.
"While expletives their feeble aid do
join,
And ten low words oft creep in one dull
line."
it only goes to show how weak hu
man nature becomes when subjec
ted to extreme weather conditions.
Equal to, if not quite as degenera
ting as the hot weather expletive,
are the senseless and inane re
marks, half questions. No doubt
"is it hot enough for you" with
the temperature at 100 degrees in
the shade was the cause of the
first hot weather "cuss word,"
tha expletive that could alone
fill the vacancy naeded in reply to
the Above street query. Advice as
to the regulation of individual
habits, in the manner of clothing,
and what drinks one shall imbibe.
How to avoid flies and mosquitoes.
To enjoy night air without catch
ing the malaria. To lay up wood
and coal for tho cold winter that
is to come these and much other
advice not exactly senseless, but
certainly as ansuited and as un
necessary as the expletives of the
overheated man. But why crowd
vacancy in hot weather with ex
pletive or advice! It must surely
be cooler, with vacancy unoccu
pied. GOOD 8TBEET3 BY BAIL
. BO ADS.
It was with no thought of par
tiality that the Journal first made
the Atlantic Coast Line the sub
ject for editorial, reference in the
matter of Good Streets. The Nor
folk Southern calls for like atten
tion, for this railroad enjoys many
privilege, and yet ha the worst
stmt along both sides of its track
from Queen to South Front Btreet,
of any in this city except ' Queen
...
8treet The many times that this 950,000. . Truly a strange citizen
street has been promised to be put 'ship, that is so indifferent that 2G7
in order, can hardly be estimated.
There have been so called "repairs"
made but it is the same bard to tr-
vel thoroughfare. The "repairs" , improvement, and there be a per
have always been temporary, and fectly quiet and limp acqniesenco
i.. .r, .Ki... v n.f;uf.
uawaa rwu s?uv w m uv vawm vj vi
. the Improvement, If it could be so
canea. . .
There is every reason for the
Korfolk-Boulhera at once paving
Hancock from Queen to South fairs, why should not there bein
Front street One reason Is that dividual expression by every votor
this street Is used fully two thirds t the polls! Is the September
by troRic which directly concerns third election going to show the
tlie 1 orfol k EnulLern Kailroad
t. om; any s inicrr- ia iae pas-
f r r r an l fr-!..'.L Hancock
. I r i i . I . t , .
f i'.i t f t rvt ry
.. . . ...
una ci vu.iue
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ALCOHOL J fEBttlir
slmilatlne teFtod arilllrrtto
taSiooadis aid Bowk ol
Promotes DigesttonflvetM
nets and RestXoiUalns nritlv
Oil!
Ophnu.Morphine nortiaixal.j
NOT NARCOTIC.
WptiW-
ftmr.
AneiftdReiwdv frtrCcmsRns-
Hon , Sour Stomach-Dimriiufa
WorrasfonvulsioHS.mvrisii
BgaaandLoss OF Sleep.
lacSimik Signature of
NEW YORK.
BxM 0d of Wrappe
should pave this street. Another
reason, that largely hinges upon
the first, is that as Hancock street
is almost entirely the Norfolk-
Ci 1.1 i.i .za a I ii..
Doumerna, me reawaww ai.g wie;T
street snouia nave just protection ;
against me oust in ury
i it a. a J jV .
weather
and the mud holes ia wet weather.
Those who travel by vehicle u
this street are entitled to good
roads protection, the protection i
that only can be found by substan-;
tially paving this street, making it
equal to the $100,000 worth of
paved streets in New Bern. With j
Queen and Hancock streets paved,
by the Atlantic Coast Line, and;
the Norfolk-Southern respectively, '
two most important thoroughfares
will be added to New Bern's good
streets. It is for the municipal j
authorities to see to this work;
being undertaken.
DO
TAX PAYEES WANT
$50,000 BOND ISSUE?
i
! The above may appear a strange
question, when within a few days
a signed petition has deeu present
ed the board of aldermen of New
Bern, and at once the petition was
granted, the date of election being
set for September 3rd. next.
A few days after the October
election in 1009, by which $50,000
in bonds for street improvements
were secured, the Journal called
attention to the vote in that elec
tion, which Indicated a local in
difference that was not a healthy
sign, for when a municipality issues
and places itself liable for $50,000
it is of sufficient importance for
every tax-payer to be directly in
terested in, for each is in propor
tion liable for the indebtedness ere
ated. Beferrlng to this last elec
tion, October, 1909, it will be
found that a total of 327 votes
were cast, 267 favoring, ,0 against
out of a city registration of 737
voters. Here are 410 votes not
heard from, 410 presumably good
citizens, a majority tax payers, yet
not having enough personal or
public interest to go on record as
being for or against a transaction
that involved them, over one half
the registered voters, in a debt of
voters can declare against 470
voters, order an election, vote
bonds as they wish, make public
nnn.vntinv iniifrUM.nf ifi,...
w " 07 ""luviv ue v i ' 1 i
would permit the same condition
u ucir person m uuiness, witn
tbeir partners, however they might
trust thein! And in municipal af
same inaiucrence, the proportion
m r. . 1 . - . . . .
iu.niijj wj id voie, as ine.s
nccoad election did from tb flrstt
THH..... n . ..
Ul, meins no itiarKcuni
the bond.1).
Oliildron Cry
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For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought i
tfeaxs tne 7w ,
Signature
of
mrl. hwtmm am.
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Schedule Effective July 17th, 1910
;
j Arriving and Departing
Krom New Bern N. C.
1
Ar. 9.00 a. m. Daily From Oriental
9.10 a.m. " " Beaufort.
9.15 a.m. " ' Goldsboro.
12.15 p. m. Daily except Sunday
from Raleigh.
jjV
3.30 p. m. Daily except Sunday
from Oriental.
4.35 p. m. Daily from Norfolk.
5.35 p. m. " " Goldsboro.
6.25 p. m. Sunday Excursion from
Beaufort. -1
7.25 p. m. Daily from Beaufort.
9. K a. m. Daily For Goldsboro.
9.26a, m.. " " Norfolk.
9.25 a. m. " " Beaufort
9.50 a. m. " except Sunday for
Oriental
1.35 p. m. Daily except Sunday for
Raleigh.
5. 35 p. m. Daily For Beaufort ,
7.30 p. m. " " Goldsboro.
7.35 p. m. " " Oriental.
H. C. HUDGINS, G. P. A
W. W. CROXTON, A. G P. A
Slatrt of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lucas County, as.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
L -
J. Cheney Co., doing business in
tbe city of Toledo, County and SlaU
aforesaid, and that said firm wil
pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every east
of catarrh that cannot be cured bj
the ntse of Hall's Catarrh Cure. '
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscrib
ed in my presence this 6th day of
December, A D. 1886. ' i
(Seal) A W. GLEASON.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, nnd acts direeaV on the blood
ou mucous surfaces ef the system.
Svnd for testimonials free.'
F. J. CHENEY & Cajoledo, 0.
Sold by all Druppista, 75. : -X
Take Hall's Family Pills for eon
stipntiou. ' -
Preveeatlort.
JudgeWhy did yon aaaantt this
manT . '
Prisoner Wbst would ye do, year
hooor. u yon kept a grocery ahoy aad
a man cams In and asked II bo eouid
take a moving picture of your ckeeaet
KxebanKe.
AJtnonih money Is tho root ot aB
stU, the moat moceesful mat
a be tboao who plant It
A Handscnia Vcr.n
t-vcTy woman may not hm Kano-
fnm nMw - a
keep with cars the rood polnLtl
inmre nas given her. no woman
ed have sallow sLin, dull eye,
LI-.-L- i . .
uiui.oy complexion, wbo p
proper attention to her he.
Whereconatipalion,i;verdrt
ment. Llood impurIcs anJ c
irregularities exut, goo 1 cor-
ion, bright eyes n 1 r-1
tnovementaeannn ' '
' ,ierngam!nt( mrn the
lve
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uAn on th urfc, i.'
7Ti "n,,w
-"- mB l
t I I
nd digt,r orU.n, ,r.,
it-'
fftrrtV lion. ft CriAmljr
m .-' evwst t
i i
iernasM it to lheM ,
IJX9
h$ Use
1 IN r -
jJ ror uver
Thirty Years
mm
' Kaysvillt, N. C. .
Aug. 4. Tbe writer la glad to report
the cotton crop is improved consider
ably for p3t few days.
Mrs. J. T. Stanford is confined to her
bed with fever. Her friends wish her
a apeedy recovery.
Mrs. A. F. Mattocks and children,
are viaithif relatives near Bethel
We regret to hear of the serious III-
neaa of Mrs.. Barber, of Stella. Her
many friends wish her a apeedy recov
ery. .; r .V
Mrs. M. H. Tucker is visiting rela
tives in Greene County. '
Mrs. W. M. Eubank and children, are
visiting relatives in Pitt County.
Mr. Ed. Mathews, of Washington
waa in our city yesterday. . : . ;
Misa Mymie Parker and MisaKelline,
of Kins ton, are visiting relatives and
friends here.
tor. S. lL Gerock ia on the sick list
We hope to see him out again soon. :
Most everybody from here attended
the big time at New Bern last week.
All report a good time. -. ' . . , .
Mr. Gaskill, representing the Hyman
Supply Co., of New -Bern, spent last
night in our city. " .. :
We are glad to report that Mrs. N.
E. Eubank, who haa been sick for sev
eral days ia improving. -
The writer is informed that Mr. Rob
ert Warlick and Misa Marye Weeks
will teach our school next session. We
wish them much success. ' "'
Miss Mamie Jarman, of Richlands,
is visiting friends in our city.
Mrs. W. M. Eubank's handsome resi
dence is nearing completion. ' '
Mr. T, E. Prichard spent laat week in
New Bern and returned home this
morning after spending a few days in
Pollocksville.
Served aa coffee, the new coffee sub
stite known to grocers everywhere aa
Dr. ShooD Health Coffee, will trick
even a coffee expert. Not a grain ot
real coffee n it either. Pure healthful
toasted eraina. malt. etc. have been ao
cleverhr blended as to artve a wonder
fuliv aatwrvmsr conrea taste and navor.
And it ia "made in a minute," too No
tedious 20 to 30 minutes boiling. H C
Armstrong.
Outclassed. .
Hewitt-Cnn yon believe what b
aaysT Jewctt-K be and Aasnlas hat'
been contemporaries Ananlna would
have felt that It was necessary for bin.
to go and get a reputation. New fork
Preaa.
STAGGERS SKEPTICS U
That a clean, nice, fragrant compound
bke Bucklen's Arnica Salve will instant
ly relieve a bad bun, cut, scald,
wound or piles stargera skeptics. Bui
treat cares prove ite a wonderful heal-
r of the worse sores, ulcers, noils,
felons, ecaema, skin eruptions, as alat
chapped handa, sprains and corns, Tr)
it 25catalldruggiata.
i ; Guilty.
' Jnnea (In a knid whlapertThere's
tbe fellow I bat Bred on tbe train
Detective-Hello, you rascal! . fvi
got you dead to right!' Fire on a train
will you
Prisoner Yea, you ffi; I'm tbo flr
manl - '
Pain anywhere stonped te 20 minutes
sure with one of Dr. Snoop's Pink Pain
labiate, i ne rormuia is on the a cent
box. Ask your Doctor or Dnumist about
this formula! Stops womanly peine.
head ache, pains anywhere. . Write Dr.
Snoop, Racine, Wis., for fro trial to
prove value, of his Headache, or Pink
rain Tablets. : Sold by Bradham Drug
tjompaay. .
The Rstert Direst.
"See here." cried tbe artist who ban
com to rompialo about the niaierlafe
be bad bought. "I rant imagine auj
thing worse than your palnta."
"That's strnnge." replied too dealet
"Don't you ever use your Imagination
oa your palming r-Catholtc standard
and Tluiea.
. - etntirety Different.
"Ife al) very, well before a gtrf
married for ber to get a bower In bet
hair." remarked the obaerrer of event
and things, "but It's ao entirely d I Iter
ent matter If, after she's married, etx
eta ber hair In flour." .
Be sure and take a bottle of Chamber
lain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy with you when starting on your
trip this summer. It eannot be obtain
ed on board the trains or s teaman
Changes of water and climate often
cause sudden attacks of diarrhoea, and
it ia best to be prepared. Sold by ail
dealers... , -
-, EXtCUTORS NOTICE. .
BtetftasewllM Mama ti W. H. Pxtl-
k Is aattfr aS tmrnmm Wrto akfaia WKlnM Dm
UU mt lb atl a I S sriMBt thmm Im
VTmm m ton At th imr t JutrliJr
UhMlkttltlbtMaMlikittnMWT. AO
MnsatMaiAad t thm mUtm WIS Lmm Mil
- ISAAC POWEIX. Enrator.
If your Itver Is a!i :' S and out of
tons, snd you fi--l d .... t ''nus, enn?i
t4id, ttika a d f tli.i "iUiu'i
Momarh and Llvr T. ' t ' t I -
ifure retiring ami yon -,. .-. I i, i r ,, .t
' I in the moriiii it. Lui
id Ly k.I d'.aleie.
Mis 8'r'
A six druiuiiixr tl ,
trnln si KrTi: ;1
dims the si rvL I r
-time elnnjr wl h s t
Is ii nd ry, ii I ii il ii -ni
with:
"John. ti n tn b f
hvrp lowii f,f I nrt i f T
'KI I'-f! tn ' I
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from t'l
U1 r p '
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; PROCRASTirJATlCrJ. '
Tko Habit ef Putting QH Doing the
tariouo Things ef Ufa. -
afuck of tbe uobapptneaa and Im
providence tn Hfe ia caused by early
habits of procrastination bablts con
tracted unconsciously perhaps when
character is la its formative atase and
at tbe very time wbeo most attention
should be given to tbe untrained na
ture. -It 1s ao easy to fait Into a nappy-to-lucky
way of living, ao easy to Jog
along unconcernedly, doing tbe tbtngs
rhick suit ua beat and perhaps which
count for tbe least and leaving undone
all tbe acta and unspoken all the words
and utietpreased all the thoughts and
anneed all too' advantages which are
really to essential to better under
standing of ourselves and the wonder
ful life being Uved about ual
What a bright world of promise ful.
filled this would be tf responsibility
could only be made half aa attractive
as some of tbo minor diversions wblcb
seen to furnish ao much pleasure, to
their partakers!' If the bard places
eonld be marie eoft the rocky roads
smooth and difficult undertakings easy.
there would bo smalt need for putting
off from day to day the task of 'fulfill
ing any taak. whatever.. Aa It la. with
the certainty rbat happiness unalloyed
not within tbe grasp of man and
with the knowledge that sorrow and
trouble must come at some time into
each of our Uvea, it seems strange
that for all our weak human nature
wo cannot warn (no lesson mat pro
craatlnatioQ teaches and benefit there
of, f i- ' V" 'lJT
FROM SICKNESS TO ' EXCELLENT
HEALTH" : ;i "'i;iV
So aays Mrs.- CharlaV Lvon. Peoria.
In : "I found in your Foley Kidney
Pills a prompt and speedy cure for
oaekeehe and kidney trouble which
oothered mo for many months. -1 am
now enjoying excellent health which t
we to roiey n.biney mia'-uav a'
Pharmacy. . v.-
Solubility et (iotd.
Gold la one ot the cruiip ot metal
soluble ouly lu that mixture of nitri
nbd hydrochloric acids known aa aqu
regie. ' II baa been found, bowevoi
that tbe presence -of certain orKn.
compounds renders gold soluble lu h; :
drocbldrtc acid. , Thus a mlsturu
thla acid and chloroform la found' I
be a solvent. Ethyl, or ordinary u'
chohol, methyl alcohol and suiyl al
hot are among the other substance
which give to hydrochloric acid th
power of dissolving gold. The solutl.i
takes place slowly in tbe cold acid an -
more quickly oa heating. ,
; STRUCK A RICH MINE. ; : .
3. W. Bends, of Coal City, Ala., ssy
he struck a perfect mine of health in
Dr. Kina-'e New Life Pills forthev
sure') him of Liver and Kidney Trout te
after II years of. suffering. .They ate
the bt .pills on earth for Conetipatict,
Maina, Headache, tiyspepaia, uebiii-
y, 2oc. at an aruggists.
. A Way Out. '!
"She Insists that ber paternal anew
tor came over on the Mayflower".
"But I thought they proved to be
that there waa no such uame on th
Mayflower register?' . t
-; "They did., And now she says hi
waa a stowaway." Cleveland , Plati
Dealer, ' ... ; ' . ... '! . . . '. ,! .
CASTOR I A
lor Ufants aai Children.:
Til II: J Yea K::3 A!i2j J EcusU
Bears tho
Blgnataropf
ni man who kaa no time for hit
tVieads will eveataally JIaeover the
U has ao friends tor ala tima. - .
When tbe digeatibn is all right, the
action of the bowels regular,' there" Is a
natural craving and relish for food.
When this is lacking you may know -that
you need a dose of Chamberlain's Stom
ach and Liver Tables. They strengthen
the digestive organs, improve the appe
tite and regulate the bowels. , Sold by
au oeaiera. . .... . .
Parthenon end Pantheon.
' The I'artbeooo aod Pantheon are far
from being ia tbe same rluaa. The first
le tbe nneat building In the world, un
spproarbed aod probably unapproach
able m Its almple yet soperlatlve ei
cellenco. The second la, apart from Us
dome, by no means wonderful. Erery
body going to Rome sees, the Psntbeon.
of course, but thousands go to Athens
troo tbe ends of tbe eartn for the sole
purpoeo of setting tbe Psrttienou.'lU
"flneat pnUdi on tbe ouiwt site In
tbe world." t-vn as Its rolna It ap
l" 'to the Uilttd ef Bias as no otber
t,wod ef art (lots, and tbe world
would doubtiaea consider It a sacrUtjj
to -bare any other rival near tbe
tbxoaev Nsw fork Amerk-au. .
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
' Tonic In quality end aVtlon, quick lo
reaulta. Fur backache, heailiiche, dis
finaaa, nervousnma urinary irrepolari
tiee and theumautn. Lals' i'tiarma-
y.
. The ot!y f-e onr frtmias are cssdio
a wba V. -j tare eomaiUoe; dSsifrea
at'.e to j.
Tie rra la ?e tron Imjks I'.ke
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If, in paying his obligations, a merchant, business man or planter
pays them by check upon a bank with a reputation for conserva
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whom he has dealings.
- The Peoples Bank of New Bern ia known for the conservatism
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