r" YH6 BftOOK WA9 STOCKEti. ,
tat (ha Fisherman Got Vary Uttla For
Ilta S BUI.
I luil jnBt got my rod" together and
Was hooking ou a worm when the own
er of the brook, a sturdy and somewhat
ill looking farmer, appeared on the
bank besido mo. I offered a short salu
tation and received one in return, con-
iderably shorter thamny own.
"Any trout in this brook?" I asked.
"Chock full on 'em." " , . ,
"Von allow fishing hire, of course?"
"Vaas, ef the pay is all right"
" "How much?" . .
"Vive dollars a trip, now she's
stocked," . 11 "
"Oh, bIio'b stocked, is she? Woll, I'll
give yon $5- in advanoo toa "
- Ho pocketed the monoy, and I swashed
down tho brook, a basektfnl of half
,. ponndcrs swimming before my dazzled
. visioru. In the first three miles the only
bite I hod was from my big coat pocket
I Bpcnt an hour casting in "the pool,"
another one through "the cut," and fin
ished out" the afternoon skirmishing
around the shores of "the pond." Then
' night came on, and I was glad. If ever
: I have an evil deed 'to perform, any
thing like : murdering an ablobodied
farmer, I prefer to do it after dark. On
my way to the station I stopped at the
house of the farmer and inquired for
him. :;.V:. Vv ' '" . ' .
"Pa's gone tnr the village, " said the
; boy. ; "He got somo monoy tnrday, so
ho'a gone over tur git some groceries. "
i "Your father told mo tho brook was
, stocked, ' ' I said fiercely,
"So 'tis."
"I don't believe thero'svu trout in it
over an inch long." ' :"
"Idon't nothcr," said tho boy. "Pa
didn't stock it tell las' summer."
Now York World.
"What do they call tho microbes that
broed diseases, John?"
' "Please, sir, germs." -
"Correct. And what do they call the
people who know how to handlo germs
in a Boiontiuc way? ' , -: ' '
; . "Please, sir, Germans. "Brooklyn
Life. ' -, -
II valness Depression." ,
"Talk about hard times," exolaimed
tho man with a big neck and a paper
weight diamond in his cravat "talk
about hard timosl I never seen anything
. like what we've been t rough before. "
. "Did you did you notice it?" was
the surprised inquiry. "
."Did. I notice it?" W'y, de formers hoi
been so poor dcy couldn't iudnlgo in de
ordinary luxuries. Look in de newspa
pers an see fur ycrself. Dcre'ain't out
gold brick sold nowadays where dore
nseter be a dozen. "Washington Star.
'."' It Motm Tham On.
' A teacher giving lessons on physical
foroo, when he hnd finished, asked,
"Now, boys, con any of yon tell mt
what force it is that moves people along
the streets?" He was greatly surprised,
and the class highly amused, at receiv
- ing from one of the boys the unexpected
answer, "Please, sir, the police force.'
London Truth.
- Cloba Were Trumps.
"Whist I" exclaimed the robber leadei
as the English tonrist passed their plact
of oonoealmont "Here is a suit we cai
all follow. "Holed. u
. Onided by the mellifluous murmur o
the stranger's tweeds, they stole upoi
him. New York Press.
Annie Carroll.
Bwata Annie Carroll, aha blushed an aha arise
Whin 1 np an 1 axed her to be my dear bride
Till I thought: " 'Tla all ap wld ye, Ulohael,
ma boy.
It ja want to wis Annie, yo'll hare to bnplojr
Manners swater -
An looka nator, ' 1
For what are ye, Mtko, hut a big, rough goe
aoon.
Fit to wristlo and flglit, but for lore talk rt
loon, - .
" Yo'ro about aa mneh at as a hlppypotaymna.'
(Oh, thoee awato etylUh grurls, how theli
proclotu teara ahomo as. ) .
Thin I aaya: "Annie, darlln, I don't fool like
J quar'lln .
Wld yer 'canaa ya love doesn't some at me
, . llkin.
I'm nlvsr at also, euro, ezcipt when I'm etrlkla
Borne aort of a blow, -An
I know well 1 know
Booh a ewate, tinder srature aa ye couldn't
lovo ma,
Boln mtlllona an millions of mile tar above
mo. - 1
But, oh, dunt ye be cry In it hurts me moat
cruel, -
Thooxh ache tear la 7oor beautiful ejros la a
Jewol." .
Here I put me rough hand, friendly like, on
her suouldthcr, . .
An it comforted hur, ao a wee thrlflebouldthur
I grew, an In won Uttla jiffy I'd plaoad .
ate arm In tho small of hur lligant waist.
An thin X was dyln . . :
tier lips to be thryln,
For I eaw ahe'd clear left oS bor heartbreakin
eryln,
Whin she lookod np ao oly,
Wld a tear In ache pro, ,
But a doaen lnugbs back of tho teara, aakta
why
I'm not testis whin rod lips arc poo tin eloae
by.
Thin I illd 'J full duty hy Annio, mr beauty.
An we're euon to -bo wed, for I axed her the
day,
An the wiliI : "This Is itareh, thin oomos April,
tlnn May-
Three amnios to be daelnt, an thin, dnaroatW
Mike, -
Aany day ye may like."
Chicago Record.
' stbeamatlein Cared. -,
Aflor eminent pliysicisns and 11 ollirr
'known rrmeliM full, ; Botanic Blood
T .Int. H. II. B.) will quickly Cifrc.
'1 !i. hi hkIs of Unlimnnials attest this fact,
1 '.i o r KlirtimittlHin can stand boforc
i' " -:'c lulling power, fciend stamp for
i H i,f purlii -itlnra. It con I lii 118 evidence
l ' v ;i t:.,iiviiiio jon ll.at B. B, B. Is
' t ruin fir all Blood nml Pkiu
rv. i- it; . ovcreil, Bowiirc of suli
: ;.!! "j.i t -':'.mmI,'' 11.00 icr
,. -t Dp on Bacteriology,
flag Bay. '
Americans sometimes say in connec
tion with tho anniversary; of an impor
tant event in American history that if
they bad only thought of it in time
they would have "made somo suitable
celebration of the day. We take occasion
therefore to remind our readers, that
June 1 4 is the one hundred and nine
teenth anniversary of the day when tho
stars and stripes were formally adopted
by the American congress as the national
emblem of the weak, poor and strug
gling little republic of the United States.
The men of that day had few guns and
little clothing and no money at all
They hod only determination, faith and
General - George Washington. With
these forces behind them they unfurled
to. the breczo and to the eyes of all the
world the Bag of the United States of
Amerioa, to whioh congress gave its
formal sanction Juno 14, 1777.
Dobbs Ferry, on the Hudson, claims
the honor of being the place where the
American flag was first saluted by a
British man-of-war, after the peace was
proclaimed which made the colonies in
dependent forover of Great Britain, to
tho infinite regret of American dudes
100 years after.
Teachers and parents cannot too
strongly impress patriotism in every
shape and form en the rising generation
of this country. It is always in order.
Let flag day then be eclobratcd with pa
triotic exercises in every school district
in tho country. Lot the story of tho flag
be told to old and young by the best or
ator the neighborhood can secure. Lot
thrilling incidents of the Revolution and
pioneer times be told. Lot there bo pro
cessions of school children, with fife and
drum. Lot the boys of the Young
America drill companies appear in their
uniforms, with shining faces and spark
ling oyos. At these celebrations there is
one poem that should always bo recited
with a ring and a swing. It is tho one
commencing
When Freedom from her mountain height
Unfurled her standard In the air.
During tho exercises lot ' 'The Red,
White and Blue" always be sung. At
tho close of all lot man, woman and
child lift their voices in mighty waves
of harmony, which shall roll up to tho
very gates of heaven the chorus of the
glorious "Star Spangled Banner."
Air Motor For Street Cars.
Horse cars have been mostly supplant
ed by eloctrio and cable cars every whore
except in Now York andone or two other
old fogy cities. Cable slots, trolley wires
and storage battery cars have been put in
their plaoo. And Just at this time when
all arrangements havo been comploted
at largo expenso for .operating street
cars by electricity and the cable under
ground comes the word that theso de
vices are to be supplanted at once by
something better, simpler and less ex
pensive. The new motive power is as old as
the hills und its supply is inexhaustible.
It is nothing more than common atmos
pheric air, compressed to a force of from
1,000 to 2, 000 pounds to the square inch,
stored in a powerful stool tank and gov
ernod and ullowod to oscapo regularly
and efficaciously by moans of valve, cyl
inder and piston rod and lover, precisely
as steam is now managed. And again,
the only wonder is nobody ever thought
of it before.
Tho compressed air is put into steel
tanks under tho car seats. It is con
trolled by lovers such as the motonnan
of a cable oar now uses. There will bo
no danger from eloctrioity, no slot and
no wires overhead or underground re
quired. The only steam needed will be
that by which tho air is compressed into
tho tanks.
This invention proves that thero are
several ways and excellent ways of do
ing almost everything.
One thing is to be said of the portraits
of tho Boer officials that have appeared.
They are the presentments of determin
ed, brainy men intellectually every
whit the equal of Chamberlain, Rhodes
or any Englishman of the lot The Boer
leaders may "be a bit Slow in making np
their minds, but all tho bettor. They
weigh all sides before they speak, and
tiioy know Just what is involved in thoir
decisions, which was more than the
British in South Africa did when they
planned tho Jameson raid. The English
mado a fatal mistake in underrating the
Boers tu connootion with that raid. " If
they are wise, thoy will not repeat the
mistake. . Things occur occasionally to
take the conceit out of John Bull, and
that Jamoaon raid was one of them. :
Ice should be cheaper this summer in
stead of higher, as it is in some of the
cities. It docs not now cost so much to
cut it as formerly since the invention of
the electrical too cutting machine, This
is a device somewhat resembling reap
ing machine. It propols itself. The op
erator sits upon a sled in front of the
cutter and guides it lii ono minuto it
will cut a groove 100 foot long and a'
foot deep upon an ioe pond. , . J ',
loo is a necessity of even the poor in
tho groat cities, for they havo no col
lars, no wells and no cool oaves in the
ground. Extortionate prices for lea in
summer work as much hardship as ex
tortionate prices for cool in winter.
- Among all the congratulations offered
to Czar Nicholas on his coronation the
main one appears not to have been
thought of at all. It is that he got
through it without being blown up by
iynoinite, .
' The Weal Panacea.
James L, Francis, Akletmnn, Chicago,
says: "I n iTsrd Dr. Kins New D.scor
cry us an Ideal Panacea fir Couulu
Colils and l.uns Corrmtulnit, having
ured it in my family lor the last flvt years,
to tbo exclusion of physician's prescrip
tions nr nlcr ircpnrntiona.,'
Itev. John UniKiis, Kwkuk, Iowa,
write: "I have Iw n a Minister of the
Methodist Kpiseopnl Church for fiO years
or morf, ai.d have never Imind anything
bo licnonYlal, or that tjave me mcli tin edy
relief na Dr. K'hik's iewr- liiwnvery Try
thin l.leiil 'nii'jli Iteim .ly. Trial Il.iltUf
Ip o at F, S. bully's Drug Floie.
CYCLING HUMOR.
She Did yon know I had a new bi
cycle suit? He No, I didu't Whom
save you been running over nowi
fonkcrs Statesman. N,'
It should be said that while a man
does not have to feed oats to a bicycle
he docs not have to carry ten different
wrenches to get a horse in order.
Wichita Eagle. ' ....
Tircr Trixer is a groat cycler export
Why, he can sit on his wheel and keep
it perfeotly motionless. .: Ryder Maybe
he used to be a district messenger boy.
New York Press.
The Cleveland ministers have decided
that Sunday bicycle riding is not sinful,
provided a moderate gait is observed.
This means that the scorcher is doomed
to eternal scorching. Washington Post
Branson Old Mr. Garlick completed
a oentnry this morning. HyGeer How
long did it take him? Brunson Why,
100 years. Hy Goer Great Ixiont
What wheel did ho ride? Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The bicycle in its wild state is tho
most unruly of vehicles. No matter how
easily avoided the obstaclo in the road
may be, the fiery, untamed bioycle will
moke for it with a persistency worthy
of a better cause. It is only when the
bicycle is thoroughly broken that the
rider can trust himself to it with the
least assurance that he will not break
his neck. Boston Transcript,
The Btcyele'a Delicate Mechanism.
The manufacture of the modern bicy
cle presents one of the most oomplex and
delicate problems known to mechanics.
The reason is that what scientists term
the "factor of safety" is lower in the
bicycle than in almost any othor me
chanical product In high pressure guns,
for instance, thoiactor of safety is even
as great as 20 that is, guns are made
20 times as strong as is theoretically
necessary for the strain they are to bear.
In ordinary guns the factor of safoty is
12, in boilers it is about 0, in bridges
usually 5, and in almost every other
form of machine it is at least 4. Such
wido margins of extra strength ore
deemed as an offset to errors in theoret
ical computations or defect in material
construction. . With the modern light
construction in bicycles it is reduced to
a very small margin, being as low in
instances as 1.25. Such being tbo caso,
it can bo understood readily why the
makers of standard high grade machines
maintain a rigid system of inspection.
In fact, every well appointed bicycle
factory has a thoroughly equipped test
ing department, in order that thero may
bo no miscalculations or guesswork in
tho material entering tho construction
of thoir wheels. Boston Transcript
A Car For Bloyoles.
' 'A baggage car exclusively for bley-
olos is a novelty -of tho near future, I
believe, remarked H. P. Alvord, a
traveling salesman of New York. "It is
going to bo a necessity for every road
running suburban trains from the great
oitios. Though the courts have declared
that bicycles are vehicles, tho legisla
tures of our own and somo other states
havo already passed a law compelling
the railroads to check them and carry
them froo as baggage Tho most impor
tant question to tho wheelman, for few
of them would mind paying a small fro
to have their wheels transported, is
whether the company will assume the
responsibility for tho safoty of the
wheels and deliver them in the somo
condition they were when put on the
oar. This has never boon fully deter
mined. It is hard to prevent an occa
sional injury under tho present arrougo-
ment, and, as I said before, a special car
will have to be built very sooa They
have them in France, where tho wheels
are hung on racks about tlio cor, and
are thus protected, and space is also
economized." Washington Times.
Wheels For Wldowa.
Widows who have given away thoir
bicycles and who shrink from wheeling
as an impropriety will delight to know
that a wheel has boon patterned for their
special use. The "mourning wheel" is
now thoroughly approved by mourning
etiquotto, and tho widow oiui take her
morning spin with the comforting as.
suranoe that she is doing quite the
proper thing. Tho mourning wheel is
an appropriately somber affair of solid
ebony blackness unrelieved by any
gleaming stool or nickel. It is not nearly
as conspicuous as the yollow and blue
ones which are affected this year by
tome women, and surprise is no longer
awakened by tho sight of an occasional
block wheel
The widow who rides does not make
any radical ohange in ber costume. She
till clings to her crape bonnet and voil,
onsnitod as the lattor is for combat with
stiff breeie. Her snit is of some soft
block material, similar to that in her
other gowns, and is mado with a closoly
fitting belted waist and short skirt
How York World.
s .
.'' Birds and Blejeles.
A curious thing about the English
sparrow has often boon notioed by
wheelmen. When the cyclists first took
to the streets a few years ago, the birds
used to bop np in the air and skip away
before the wheel was within 15 foot of
thorn. The rapidity of tho motion seemed
to startle them out of their wits. But
now, even with the increased speed of
pneumatic tires and high gears, the
birds show little or no fear of the wheels,
waiting till the last moment before fly
ing. Tho wheel is often low than two feet
from them before they take to night
One sparrow over on Clinton street,
Brooklyn, three days ago hopped to one
side a few inches and allowed the wheel
to pass at about SO inches. Now York
Bun. ' , , '
V A Flaw In the Ohio Ofela Law.
Tho baggage law recently enacted by
the Ohio legislature miscarrloa. The
Wheols are accepted as baggage all right,"
but it has been found that there is no
state law oompolling any railroad to
aarry baggage freo union it chooses.
Wheal. ' ' "
- A Valuable Preaeriptien. '
Editor Morrison of Worlhingtim Ind
"Sua"' write: "You have a valuable pre
crlption in Electric Slitters, nnd I can
cheerfully recommend It for Constipation
nnd Sfek Ilenduclie, and as pmemt ys
tern tonlb It lias no equal," Mrs. Annie
Su-hle. 2005 Cottage Grove Are. Chi
cari, was all ran rinwn could not cut nor
digest lood, bad a backnclie which never
h it tier and Iclt tiled nnd wraiy, but six
bottles of Eloctrio Hitlers restored lie
henilli nod renewed lier streiiuth. Trice
!( (wits and Get bottle at F. S.
Dully 's Drug Btore.
PROFESSIONAL.
5. M. Bhrsor,
ATTORNEY '.at, LAW
, . '".' OFPlCB AT..
85 B. rBONT STEEET,
(febTtl)
P. f. Simmon's,
A. I). Ward
SIMMONS & WARD,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law.
New Bern?, N. C.
Practice in Craven," Carteret, Jon .
Lenoir, Onslow nml l'umlico cointe1.
nnd the Supreme court. janS if
Office at No. 08 South Front Si
opposite Hotel 'Clinttawka.
Dr. E. H. GOLDBERG
SURGEO-CRAL DENTIST
Ofkiok: Uugiiks Duildino,
3. E. Comer Middle and l'ullnck Streets
over Bradham's 1'li.innncy.
New Berjiei 1ST.
DE. G, K BA8BY,
SERGEON DENTIST
Olllce: 93 Middle street, nd Flour.
NEW BEltNE, N. O.
J, i benton, M, :: , ;
DENTIST,
-NEW - BERNE, N. 0-:-
Office over F. & M. Bunk, Pollock si jet.
Teeth Extracted without Pain by tta use
01 iNiirous uxule (ia.
P. H. PELLETIEE.
Attorney At I ... v.
Middle Stiiukt, Lawyeks ISkick
liUII.HIXd.
Will ttrilctice in Ihf. Coiintlofi ol t:ravnn
Carteret, .tones, Onslow tml Pamlico.
ajarUniletlMtates Court at New llento and
Suuronio Court o the SUM.
RICH DISCOVERIES Or GOLD.
At (Jrinnlc Creek. Colo., ntiil else
,1 . -
where, aio lieiii!,' made daily, anil
the production for 18!K! will lie the
largest ever Known, estimated at
wo Iliiiidiod .Million Dollars.
Initnle Creek alone 18 iro(lucinar
over Une Million Dollars :t month,
and steadily increasing. Mining
Stocks are ailvanninrr in nriee, more
rapidly than any other Stocks, anil
many pay uivuietKis 01 to ;u per
cent. Thev offer the best opportu
nity to make a lnreo profit on a
small investment.
JNO. I. TALLMAX & CO.,
45 Uroadwuy, Now York, are the
linanoial tisunts for tho iTiidensial
Cold Mining Co., and others in the
atnous Cnnn o Creek district.
Thov will send von free, interestinrr
j -- j 9
particulars of tho Mining Compa
nies iney represent aiso tncir dook
on speculation in Stocks, Grain and
Cotton containing manv new and
important features
bend lor these booKs at onco if
you are interested m any form of
speculation or investment. Thev
may provo proutablc to you.
.lH Mvlll
Webster's
DiGtionary.
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Stntl BotUe kmr 90 doMl, . .
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SsM sransniMMi er vmi anatM saraaMsae Issaf
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lapaaswaia. OP., ill Itsayf sl, a.
inTJUPnEEYS
HOMOPAtoO ft ft
SPECIFIC No.&a
I'arvous Debility, Vital Weaknew
ml ProntrtaUon, from fawr-work or thr wum
1 p TiavC or Halt tutd Uri powdsr, for t0
Sold fay DrnfirtaHa, or muI HWtpM4 oa nrMtut ftimtt
ftturuam w. ca.iuiis wum ftm iri.
LP DP PD1SDH
II
v a rtntrrsifii Tvwsm.i
in yrtiu I ondarrorTw
mrr 11 .wio I'UIHIIN nermsnrnttr
i-urodln liUtab days. Vou rain betnntoil4
iiomn for same prtomiuf lor same iruaraa- 1
J if. If yon prelnr loonina hsro wa will ooa '
lrnrAUinnrral)rosilfiirAiiiihr.iBi hin. -.
aoiMism.lf we Inll to cure. IfynuhSTeuSiinnar
eury. lotllde notnah, and still bsra hns and
ruins. M uoonsl'atclins In mouth. More Throat.
Inipl-a, Copper tolor.J Spots, Ulcers on
any psrtof the iMKlf, llnlror :ynllrn1rs fulllnr
out. It Is tills Heoondary Ill.tMlIt fOISOrT
ws s;uarantc.e to cure. Wo solicit tee mnnt obstl
eatecasne and eiiKllenae tba world inri
p we cannot etirn. 1 lili dinrnwa b.isslwsTB
bn iltnol t be n k I II of the niiiNt. c iitlnnn t ph THl
Cotns. OolMbOtlO ei;ltl rxl.lr.ct our anr.n4
J iifjiiktm. Aklr.'iui t OO i i t t oY COtL.
III smmiIjuI i.ra
1 1
ri - i air t ri ir i t Ta mi -iiii iiir aas3
for Infants and Children.
THIRTY yearn obgervation of CaBtoria with the patronage of
milllona of jwwng, permit na to apeak of it without gpessing.
It Is nnqneationahly theheat remedy for InfaBt and Children
the world has ever known. It in harmlesa. Children like it. It
gives them health. It will wave their lives. n It Mothers have
something which Is abaolntely safe and praotioally perfect as a
child's medicine.
Castorlq destroys Worms.
Castorio allays Feverishnews.
Castoria prevents vomiting Sonr Curd.
Castoria cores Diarrhcaa and Wind Colio.
Castoria relieves Teething Tronhles.
Castoria onres Constipation and Flatnloney.
Castoria nentraliges the effects of c arhonio acid gas or jt oisonons air.
Castoria does not contain morphine, opinm, or other jiarcotio property,
Castoria assimilates tho food, regulate a tho stomach n.nd lioweU,
giving healthy and natural sleep.
Castoria Is pnt np in one-size hottles only. It is not sold in bulk.
Don't allow any one to sell yon anything else on the plea or promine
that It Is Jnst as good" and "will answer every purpose."
Seo that yon get C-A-S-T-O-R-I-A.
The fao-simile
signature of
Children Cry for
DELICATE w
bhadpibijD'b
FEMALE
REGULATOR.
IT IS ft SUPERB T0NIG
exerts a wonderful influence in
strengthening her system by
driving through the proper chan
nel all impurities. Health (111(1
strength are Guaranteed to result
from its use.
My wife was hrdrljilcn for i.i.-htt-cti monibs.
ttftl-r uslup URAUPIKLU'S l-'KMALK HKUU
LATOli for tvo iTutntiis. is (r.-uiru.' w.'ll.
J. M. JOHNSON, Blaiv. u., All;.
linAiinKi.D it::(ii:UTou en., ati.vsia, ua.
Sold by all Drujjguu at 121.00 per bottle.
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THE ORIGINAL. AU OTHERS iM!TATI0fsC.
Insolrlnnriw poitivo VriMeii liiiraiif
hyatitl.oriz'Hi hk-'Ms nulj, t . i-m Wi-il- M.'i.orj
DiziiiinHH, Wnkt'ful
ih'hh, Niht IjoKtivr, Kvil Di:mimm, Iiik-Ic "f (':inli
(InMcn, Nrvouniici'.H, 1111! - nil lii .ihi!-, Vimi' li
ft;! Krniro, tr KxrivM vo Urfni' 1'nhncco ( .'ihih.i.
nr LtKjuor, wlinh It'intw tit ul:-ry, 'o'i:iiiiiimn.
Infinity liuil Opnflt. At sm- '..- I,v in'iil. rl :i
box; fit fur fr, with wriiie.i :Hi.r:i;:? - f ;
care or re lit 11 d n:oii',y. Hniiij?Ii jnu-k-ne.
oontainini.' 1jv (Jtt;,:. trotf mi'iit, wish I'ull
inBirnctions, 25 fciiTH. Oi;' wainpl" iiiy s!il to
mirh pnrpoii. At ;s(un or ' y uiuA.
Pt'cil label Special jgZZMgl
'mi E'ra Strennili. fCL
ijm?r Imi...t,.n,iy, I. ..13
FtfrRcd label Special Ji
Hturihty .r Hihhmii
,?! ft iMm; six f.i v;ithft ,f .-s
WrillCli SU aj'M HUM"
t.x ....m. it. -MtiU, M kl-m.
fiEFOREor Lynmil. AF'TtR
F. S. Dl i fv, Sole Agent, Now
Berne, N. 0.
A
B
!ni(tf Droinc-CEierg.
Rplmi'Mtl ciirntivftiiRt iit (or Ntvooh or Kick
litendaohu. Hrniii M.v liiiHtiniv. Kltiii'rii(rnn.
Lhmw1iiI or tfmtuni! Ntitiruluiit; hIho lor JCIiriu-
uatldin, Ociut, KiitiH-y I 'Iminltrn, AvUl lv
pIMtin, Antl'liiia. Ai:t jilitltt for Alcnlioliu
anil oltinr nsiuhrHW. I'rit,i0, 2tmnJ(j0wuU.
Ci luiarvoHOBUU
I THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO.
1 161 S. Westorn Avenue, CHICAGO.
F. S. Dituv, Sole Agent, New
Borno, N. C.
LADIES DO Y00 KNOW
DR. FCLIX LB BRUN'ft
Steele Pennyroyal Pilla
art thw oriatnal and only
r'KENCfl, siitu nml ivliublo cure
on t .'.n iiuirki.t. Pi ion. (1.IM; Htmt
by miiil, (Irmiino R.dil only by
F. S. Dufey, Solo Agent, New
Borne. N. C.
UPDHM'O r.iT!Jt:u hf.x.
IVn JN U Tlila remedy being in-
'lected directly to tlie
fiat of thnne dlHrtaapH
or the Urnlto-l rlnai'V
Orcana, reqa IreH no
liane;a of diet. Vurr
iroaranteed In 1 to It
i nmail plain pars
MTTT9IH. by mail, Ol.OO.
W W JEJUItold ouly by
F. S. Pdfpy, Sole Agent, New
Berne, N. C.
For Over SO Yeara
Mrt. Wlnslow's Booth 1 112 Syrup lius leon
;igi'd ly Millions nr Mothcri lor their
Chililrin wliilo USelliiufr, Willi perfect
success, it eooiiies the cnnn, KOiten 1 lie
oums, nllayn ail pain, cure wind colic,
nnd ll the beat remedy lor Diarrlici'ii.
Twenty Ore cents bottle.
CTMin, and Tmd vMarlaobuinedand alt Pat
cntbuunMaoonauciMiur woocftATC FCt,
rOtm OmoittOpwiiTiU, . paTCNTOPficc
nmota front WashingttA
imota nvrn wunmtwi .
,.l -AA It as.fsse.t.lUa. m tkrwt IrM nf
charges Our lea not doe till patent la aecvrrtL
A Pampmlct, ninr toubuun r meows w"n
lonu of hum in th u. 5. ud toratga oountnet
tant fraa. Addrcaia
c.A.cnow&co.
i 0. PaTVfrT Orrict. WaaHiNOTon. D. O.
manhoQd lesiorei
BIO
mm
iitii' Jlr-f-'-
is on every
urriippor.
Pitcher's Castoria.
Sleelles?lip-s. Illilltill (leprussinn, li s-s (it
iiiciiini'.v m il nil nei viiiis iliFcusex cim d hy
Dr. K. ('. Vir Nerve nml Hniin Ti'eni-
lllplll. I HI er l.(i; six tor $5.nn. Cine
Uiiai:inlc.it. 1-or t-iilt by r . h. Dully.
Tim iiiily tiling it man wunts uf to r
he Rets all the money lie nceils, is
IIIDIf.
Inl'CH ii. e 1M'. I,e Hum's Krencli S.
& 1". Tills t,.i lii:ii:tli. (Jim Dollar hy
mail er at store. Fur sale by l' S. Dully.
Iiielies liiive wings, anil jriTcn
liitck.s mi'lit lis well he priiiteil on
lly naiier.
Truly, the umttWiimnV fritmil, in Dr. I.e
lliiiii's (J it, (J. Curr, At store or sent
hy n.iiil. One Dollar, l-'or snle hy V. S.
Dilliv.
Taku rare of tin- ieimii-s, ami tlio
1 ol la i s will lie Ijluwn in by your
leii:-.
Hysteria, coin nisieiis, lits. iierv-ni
prostration, wakeliiiness, loss of meiuory.
cine I hy Dr. K. C. West's Nerve anil
iiii Tiintiiiiint. At store or hv mail
c l.i 10 per ho or si tor is.i.l.u. (Iiiaran-
ee.l. r i if sale hy 1 . ts. Jliiliy.
It i.s no tinnlile to see that wealth
is a ert'sc, as lull"; as the other lel
low llilH it.
('lire in lliree ilays, no Hurry, no iliet.
never fail. Dr. I.e lirvuV (i, & (J. Cure.
Al sloreor hy mail; no publicity. ijl.OO.
For .-lie hy F. N Dully.
A fjioat linanrier is a thief who is
sina'cssl'iil. A thief is a great liiian-
cier wlio fiiils.
W'aiil.al La.Iic- to know 1 1 at Dr. I.e
r.iuii'- S. e: 1. Fills are tor sale i.i our
ore. if I. mi. 'or will he s.-nt hy -.nail.
For saie l.y F. S. Dmh.
Some olil-fa.iliioneil folks, like bal
, girls, keep their fortunes in
their stoekiiigs.
Yc luive tin." sole iieeiicv lor (lie Nile of
Dr. K. '. West's Nerve anil lirai.i Treat-
nieut. Written eurautH! .'iven to cure or
tlieiiiioin y will lie rel'niiile.l. Si. 00 per
m or si l..r u.i.dii. Y or sale hy 1 ri
Uiill'v.
Sonic lieotile liave more money
than liriuns, anil are not eutisnleroil
wealthy cither.
Kxecl all others in ipiickncss, no liinl
llect, no iiuhhcilv lit More or hy mall,
Duo D illiir, Dr. J.e lirun's ti A. (i. Cure
For sale hy F. S. Dull'y.
The business in which you know
yon I'oulil make money, is always
monopolize! by others.
If health is ilesiro.l, liul'iis try Dr.
Lc lirun's S. A 1'. Fills, the only Krencli.
One t Dollar at store or hy miiil. For
sale by F. S. Dully.
When a man disputes with a fool,
the fool is lining the sumo thing.
I leel line a new mail nml life is worth
living since I look a course, of Dr. E. (.!.
West's Nerve ami llrain Treatment. For
sale by '. . Duffy.
After a man's juw begins to swell,
he realizes that silence is golden.
D.'l ays nre dangerous. lo of Dr.
Le lirun's (i. ei !. Cure at oner. One
Dollar, at store or my mail, at F. S.
Duffy's.
Health and happine s tor Indies. Dr.
Lo lirun's S & I' Fills. The only French.
Olio Dollar, at store or hy mail. For
sale hy r. S. Dully
Though Moscow lias nearly five
thousand whceiineii only about one
half half have permission to riilo in
the city limits. Russia asks $12.50
duty on each wheel imported into
that country, no matter what tlio
price may bo.
WiVn 1 ':ny was sick, we (rare her Cantoris.
Whcu Stan ra a Clilkl, siio craW for Castoria.
When slm hncAme Miss, she cliiujr to Oastnrta.
WVsi site bail Cniklmn, she gave them Caatoite
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castora
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitcher' Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitcher's jCastorla.
asfisa?
TUXVELLF.RM' GClltfe
A. &N. C. t'.OAD'
J'HKOUGU UtTEM
t .- lih H,l)S
' i loin Coupo i .
i -. ril ou Hie u . .
i. -I lie 1st, IKH
i-ue on or lie-
trip Tlckuts (sou; n tit
Slntluiiii below to p ir. .
N. f. It. I. Ticket i
inclusive, good for v
lore Ofttibtr 3l8l,li .
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I i. 14 in
I. I.'i 211
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From
TO
Hickory
M"-imiit"ii
$11 1111
(III 'i
11 Ki
13 25
II -I
n Hi
i;i : .
Illrl Fort
Hlm'k Mountuin,.
AsbevlllH,
Hot .SpriilKH
13 Hill
14 lljl
16 ml
Kitten to nil oilier re
or Virginia can bo liiro
tion. Cliil.tren iiuili r liv
iree. (Jiiiilren ol tin. ('
twelve (lii j ours oi use i
immcil rates.
eastern N. i
upon itpniic i
ii
' ) ycitrn ol irr
e.ll'4 Itllll llllllv'l-
liull ol tlic abovd
S. L. DILL, Cm. 1 Tasi. Agent.
SEASON I SATUaD.a HIGH! TICSETJ
THE A. & N. ('. UAILKOAJJ
The folio wing Spociil Rates of Fare, Sea
son, 1S3S, ronnd trip from stations
named bolow tj Uoroheai City.
IS AFPS5T ms 1 , 1S9S.
STATIONS. M. VSOV. S,T. Nil. NT.
Qililsbnru t cmi J 3 1(0
T iscurora - I Ml
Bests :l 7 1
Hlv Hern, " i 1 fill j
ja (iriuiKe, :l '"' fill
itm-nliUe 1 T'i 1 i.'i
rallinii-tn-ek, :l --i 2 li'i
Croatali 1 1 -ii
Kiiiston -I no u i.
Ilaveloek I hi
l ii ell :l on
Newport li'i ...i
Hover, J T'i I .Hi
Wil.lwooil in :jil
Core Creek 1 ,o 1 b.,
S. L D. I L. G. P. A.
Atlantic & H
Railroad
TIME TAIU.K NO. a,
In. effect 7:"iil M. Wednosilav. Nov.
UoiNti Fast Si iii:iiit:.i: J Ooiko WRPt
iMI, .5
'fl.V.V IHll'l
Tntin.
No. 4.
f.V. l. Ill
Siai
Ar. a. m.
II sr.
10 50
10 :
9 :10
3 '.!
3 40
4 l'J
5 15
(i...:-'i..r i.
L '!r uiife
Kins-.;,.
Ar. New 1!. I.v.
Lv. ' Ar.
Ar. Morolieiel City, I.v
5 25
:!7
!) 17
s 07
No. I. t
m.n,l Fi t ii.
No. 2
Mired Frt &
Puh Tmi i
("T tTU'NS
Push. Twin.
C.
I.v. a. in. Ar. p. m.
7 ll (h.l.lshoro, 8 00
7 5:1 H.si's,. 7 20
8 16 r itlJi ti .'o 6 50
8 o Falling Creek, I! 20
9 24 Kiiiston, 6 00
9 8 Ctt-tvell 5 18
9 5:1 Ar. Dover, Lv. 5 00
10 15 I.v " Ar. 4 20
10 40 Cue Creek, 4 011
It 15 Ti.siaroni, 3 3S
11 ill (1 i,l, s, 3 20
12 05 Ar N.tv H in L" 2 50
130 I.v " Ar 10 47
2 12 Hive!,! 10 10
2 20 Croit' 'U 10 0(1
2 43 Ifu'loci;. 9 40
3 12 Iv. wp,.,.', I.v 0G
3 25 Vii..rttM..I, 8 47
3 31 Allautie, 8 38
3 Hi "Ar Moroheol Cily, I.v 8 20
:l 51 ' Ar M City Depot, Lv 8 00
r M A M
Monday, Wednesday nnd Friday,
fTuesilay, TlmrsilayHiid Saturday.
S. h. 1)1 LTj, Sup't.
WilmiBaiton, Nevbern & Norfolt
TIMU TABLE NO. 1.
To take ell ct Sundav, May ITtli, 1890, at
12:00 M.
Siipersedin" Tune Table No. 4, Dated
October 27:!i, IM'.l.i.
Going South. KniKDi'i.R. Ooi.viNortii
No. 7. I'lissiiiwr Train. No. 8.
Lve. A. .M
9 20
II 55
10 (19
10 42
Stations.
New licrne
I'olliH'ksville
Maysville
Jaeksonville
Wihninotoii
Ar. P. M.
5 20
4 44
4 30
!) SK
2 00
I'. M.
12 40
r. m.
ar.
Lve.
NO. 6 PASSIiNUKll AND FnKIOHT No, &
Leave Wilmington Mondiiy,Wcdiifsduy
nu.l Friday. Iive New Hern Tuesday,
lliutxlay anil Saturilny.
Railroai
Lve. A. M.
7 00 Lv Wilmington
7 10 W. Sea-Coast K. It. i
7 20 ltaymeml,
7 31 Kirk 'ami
7 42 Scott's Hill,
7 58 llampstca.l,
8 05 Cypress Lake,
8 1 1 Annaiulale
8 IS Woodsido,
8 32 Kdeeoiubn
8 52 ' HollyridKC
oil Folk'stoue
9 19 Dixon
0 31 Verona
9 50 Arr. Jacksonville
II 10 Lv.
11 1!) Northeast
1138 Whiteonk
1158 Mhvsville
12 14 fUvei'swood
12 30 Follockavillu
12 1)3 Dehrnhls
1 30 Arr. NewWni
V. M. t
Ar, V. M.
Arr
3 3'
!i 15
2 5i;
2 4H
8 4(1
a ii
2 ().'
1
1 47
1 30
i :
12 55
124j
12 25
ia or.
10 2i
10 (HI
9 30
9 Id
8 fin
8 51
828
'8 00
A. U.
Lv.
Arr.
Lv.
Dally Except Snndaj.
n.A.wnrnNQ,
Uenernl Manager,
J. W. MARTENIH, j .
Gun'L Fit. and l'au. Itf , ,
PIGEON
THE 0ACATC8 1 s
DISCOVCRV Of
THC AQt.
W.M n mf Cnme In 1 to tiara.'
tm 1 1 El mediate in effort i nnlck in
I II HOL mrn' tJankeoarriadrnm'
I 1 1 ILaiB ponknt, all eomplrte la om
small pttulinKa. Hnnt hr mail, tmiuirl, omiit
mokatta,ea reeHpt ol price. 1 P"V bus
F. S. DUFFIT, Drnggist, Now
Borne N. 0., , '