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stk TES NEW BERNE JODBNAL: Editob ahd Proprietor. NsW Bbekk, July 10, 18C Entered at.the Port Offloe at New Berne, H.G. as eeooad class matter. . . - Taa Daily Joubxil (except Monday) It delivered by carrier la, thle e'ty, at N oenta . per moots, f . i v. h . !. J : i- Tlasa MOUTH!, laTartably to ttdvanoe, 1140 , WBbklt Joubsil one year. In advance, 11.00 Advertising Rate given on application at tbe office. , . ' trite eenM per ttne WU1 be cnargod Jor . Cards el Tnanks, tUeetntions ot Beepeet and Obltaary, Poetry; alao tor Obituary Notices (Xl-r tbaa those wbtoh toe editor himself snail giro as a matter ot news. ' j-j. Notice ot Chnroh and Society and all other entertainment! from which revenue la to be derived will be charged tor at the rate of ve cents a line. f ....... J- ; . TteJODSuul will Mt wider any clrcqm- stances be responsible tor tbe return or the afctaaapUgotaay rejected manuscript. No xoeptioa will be made to this rale with re ard to either letter or incloeoree. Nor will Editor enter Into correspondence eon earning relected manuscript. war, mot a oawnbht With "the great' trucking farms around New Berne, and the im mense shipments of truck from this city, an industry which is a. necessity and one which ought to pay, is a canning factory for vegetables. , With a canning factory, or fac tories, here for vegetables, the truck era of this. .section would be greatly benffltW, asitwonld. give them a home market for their products, and instead of having to ship to Northern markets, with a certainty of loss. products could be sold to the local canning establishments, at least without loss, and with the probabil ity of a profit. '' ;'. ' The establishment of a vegetable cannery Is one that 'requires but a '.mall outlay of capital, and its re sults are most satisfactory to the ' factory people and the people where . 'it it located'. . W . . ' -'"'A cannery established in New Berne would add quite an impetus to the trade of our merchant!. ' Factories must 'have employes, and these employes will soon put into circulation the money they recelvy. ? ; A vegetable 'cannery, established at a nominal cost, would give em ployment perhaps to fifty or one 1 3 J . mi HlJ -. - present are quite likely not earning anything, and, the money they would receive would mean not merely a - comfortable living to them, but add . to the cash business of the merchants of this city. ; , . In addition to the tobacco ware house, one or more canning factories Woald greatly assist in the com- mercial prosperity and advancement rol New; Berne . 1X1 j " s . 11 1 J rj, Canton's Magarner with, its July issue enters upon its Eleventh vol- lime, and with greater prosperity vt(an ever, Ounton's Magasjne, Is a monthW periodica of American Zoonomies. and Political Science, 'Its subjects are ably treatedYandare npon the most important topics of , today on tne line as above stated. .. It is published at 34 Union Square, New York, 13.00 a year. , Tatasheaiaf ia the BecUaa. , ', ' . . l - . ' A . ' leiepnone construction in fa , Hooky mountains ia. attended with great deal of hardship. The line built from Leadrille to Aspen sev- : eraljrears ago is a case in point, j It " took two months to cover the nffre length, forty-eight miles. In ordi nary construction, the poles wopld 'Jswiet fct-two toth.Byle.butj at certain pointl, wher sharp' turns wore necessary, W9 Jiumuer, aooie ? times increased ' to seventy-five i to the mile. The members pf the con traction gang had to be as expert JU axmen as they were as Jinemen, for when timber was encountered , i Mth of 200 feet on each side ' of thi iihe had to be cleared in orer that wires might not be broken when 'trees were blown oyor by theterriue :. F hiaara vrhnh afc timH nrAvnfl fliat Jegion.- - -. "V - t' J A great deal of the comparative slowness tf the installation was ow ning to the inability of the workmon CttS labor In such a . rarefied atmos phere, lit one point the wires were strung at an elevation of $13,000 feet above the level of . the sea. -In .such an. altitude tthe linemen t soon become oomyletely tiredi . after he I has cjimbed two or threo poles he MM V MAC M I nk w wujviavw ilia energies. The preparation of the ' holes for poles, ' which would have befitedoiu Jb similar jrciund. even ia an ordinary atmosphere, was;an . eiuieouuij iruw ana utugqing ppera Uifi'jl was fitUn nsoessary to .Viiit a holeor Ihj jpofe by th. nse ' of giant powder And "an1 ex-miner,, who had an extensive experience with explosives, was assigned to the job.'- ,'..; ,v-,,'-;::-' ; The digging of one pole hole wonld. sometimes occupy , liira a whole dar, working honestly. 1 Over 300 ' pounds of power" were tised on the line for this purpose. Whon the continental divide was reached tbe pole had to be Abandoned and the wires placed iri ja ctble,which was buried in a two-foot trench for a distance of ,7,600 j. feet.; The . ad visabilitj of abandoning aorial con struction at tibia riolnt wasdomon-, strated by the experionc - of the company that maintains the Denver and Leadville line. I At one point on that line, Mosquito pass, the poles were f originally ..set x seventy feet apart. - As soon as the wire were covered with sleet "they snapped, and the line , was useless. Double the number of poles was thon used, with the same result. The space betweeen the poles was then reduced to twenty-five feet, bnt when the sleet came the line was swept down flat. , Eventually an underground cable was laid for two and a half miles, and there has been no trou ble since. Denver Field and Farm, "' Released the Anchor. ' Had it not boon the skill and en durance of a Kanaka shell diver the chances are that the bnrkentine John D. Spreckles, which plies be tween this port and the Hawaiian islands would have to sacrifice a costly anchor and chain ' while at Ifahnkona recently. The v. vessel made her usual visit to that little harbor and having discharged her supplies and taken on considerable sugar tried to take her departure, The seamen found, however, that the anchor had become fast to the rocks at the bottom, and they coald not dislodge it.' They waited for the turn of several tides,' and still they could not free the ' anchor, Captain Christiansen did not want to lose the anchor and yet that seemed to be the only way out of the predicament. At last a'.; happy tnougnt sirucK mm. ne seui asuore foxa Kanaka who was reputed to be a skillful diver, and when the dark skinned fellow arrived made a bar gain with him to releas3 the anchor, which was lying in ten fathoms of water. This did not seem to 'bother the Kanaka in the least, however, nd he plndged overboard for a reconnoitering tour. He was gone abont two minutes, and then re turned to the surface to report that the anchor was clinging to a conical shaped bolder, and would have to be dragged away from it. One of the sailors warned the diver to be on his guard, as several sharks . had been seen in the vicinity. . The fel low only grinned. "Sharks no bite Kanaka," . ho said, and then stai ted for the bottom again,' after giving instructions to have the chain slackened. - , This time the diver was. gone nearly three minutes, says Captain Christiansen. By the time he i re turned to the surface the 'rapid drifting of the vessel told those on board -, that the anchor had been released. The captain says the an chor was by no means a light one, and he is still wondering how the Kanaka could handle it and yet snrvi ve in that- depth of water. San Francisco Examiner. ' t' , DeVelopaaeat f ftaasia. S - 3 . -- f v .... - Bussia is bewildered and perplex ed by exotic influences, and under no clrcnmstahoea' can. development be normal, centnpetal and centrlfu gal. Frederick the Great and Fapoleon, both judges of military potentialities and statemenahip, re- garded Enssia as a threat to civilized Eufropi "These barbariams Wei digging the grave of humanity Frederick said, and Napoleon docjar- ed that sooner or latter the Latin and Germapic nations must meet the Slav in a death struggle. Moved by caprice, interest or ambition, jthe present czar of 27 could hurt io a moment tbe concentrated forces that despotism gives z,woo,ooo mes on Europe.: Napoleon never had more - than 1,400,000 men 'under arms at once, and fullv one-third of it..: 1 . , . toeee www neeuea tor iroutier ana garrison duty. - ( Trusting to deserts, steppes, frosts and her peculiar population, Bussia could seduce her defensive force to a minimum. Her position enables her to choose her point of attack. It is self-evident that finaaoe and room missariat' would embarrass her less than any .other nation of .Europe, We think political nihilism as a neg ative factor in aggressive Russia has been overestimated. It it quite pos sible that the secret societies would be paralysed! or effaced by the Ra tional enthusiasm and loyalty a for eign war would rouse, How far the hostile population she ia breeding in Siberia and the antagonism of temi- subdued Asiatic tribes and states may affect her later -we have I no means.o'fdglni;v;i':; K First, as factors of unrest, come Russia's old dreams of Turkish coo- quest naa Indian .empire. tier schemes, and ambition, concerning tho.P.cifie avoajmost Wf-ov-wltiut.' Iler friontlship offers U France, if vague and faint, the only "hope of recovering Alsace and- Lorraine., .In spotism where irresponsible power and blind obedience efface all obligation to reason, national ,pas- sion and ptejtdice.'of coifrsorfd)unl lor more i,ua,ninaiuinai iuwircri. xu RuBsia prejudice has been for years decidedly French. For. this there are several reasons.'! France is pecu liarly fitted to dazzle inferior as well as superior civilization: Witness the influence Champlain, Montcalm and others obtained over the Indians of North America. - The Empress Elizabeth's efforts to Germanize the country and place the nobles undor the feot of her foreign lover laid the foundation of Russia's hostility to Germany, whiohJrecont events have intensified. Bohemian.- -. i We oner One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Oaturrh , that cannot be cuted by Hairs Catarrh Cure. ; P. J. Cheney & Co., Prop"., . 4 , , Toledo, O. , We the underaiimetl. have known F.J, Cheney for tbe lasUU years, 'and- oelive bim perfectly lionoralile In all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by ihtir firm, Wbst & Tbuax, W iio!esale Uruggiws, Toledo, O. ' - ' Waluimo. Kinnan Marvin, Whole sale Drues'sU, Toledo, Ohio. Hall's Catarrh Care is taken internally, actios directly upon tne r blood sod mucous surface of the system. . Price 7o& per boltle. Bold by" all Druggists. Testimonials free. ' s . . . , , Ball's Family Pills are the best. Addicted to Kleptomania. An extraordinary' thief has just been sent to jail for six months in London. She was a widow of good social standing, with an income of $3,500 a yearj who, for a year, or more past, had attended fashionable weddings uninvited, and helped ! herself to whatever: presents struck her ' fancv. Sixteen itheftsvwere traced to her, one of those for which she was prosecuted being that! of four jeweled pins from the house of the dowager countess of Malmes bury. She was caught in a very strange way. She disappeared from her home, and her-fnends, who feared she might hare come ! to harm and had no suspicion of her, conduct, sent a minute dosoription of her to the police; the polico had a description of tho wedding recep tion thief, whom they had been pn able to find; the two descriptions tallied and the woman was arrested. She gave an'apsumed name, and nn der that name was tried and sent to prison. ' v f AILING MAHIIOOD eaeral eei iienroW Debility; una, Effect ot Krron or Si hi Old or Yoanit. Robust, Noble Manhood fnllv RMtared. Bow to- Kolarn 'and etrengthea Vfoak, Un develoned PorUpn of Body. Abaolntelr all falling Rome Treatment. uenenu in a, a n 7 Countries, fienit for UMcriptire Bank, I roreign planatlon ana prooid mauea (eeaieai iro& ERIE MEDICAL CO., Buffalo, M.y . For llent! ; j House on Broad Street." three doors bslnw Craven street, sdjoinin'g theresidtnee ' 0! Rev. J. B. Loor," contaiaiug 8ii room, dinnins room end kitcheS. I J. MOORK. - - ; jy i lw Sale of City. Iiot. By virtue of Hortgaees executed to Bobti Ch Vosety by Tleddtsg McTttean and wife, registered In office of BeRietar of 1 Deeds of Craven county In book No. 105, pitRcs 2A1 and S62 and page 445 and 447, and mortgage dated April 82.1 IS. t Jl sell at DSblic sucllob at '.th'a'tieart Boom in Uew Berne on Moiday tie 3d iqr of Amn't IS Vtlock,' Wddiji for caeu."Lot'rTo;i27, situated In tityj of New Bet no enroer ot Bcott's Alley nd Cedar street, beings part bf, the l(inl formerly belonging to Jomum , dse'd tnd same- which wis conveyed by JOr- lanuo xxuuoB anu wuu uj ursu uuiru iou, 17. 1886 to which reference Is made. ) . BOBT. G. MOBELT, r- V. , ;. . Y M. DeW. 8TEVEN8OK July lei, 1896. J j ; Attorn Guardian Sale of Eeal Estate.- " On Monday tlit 8rd day nf AugiiaU 18DO, St 12 O'ClneR M., I will Sell at ptlD- lic auction at the court bouse, in tbe City or Mew Berne, toe following OreoriDed Ileal JSstate in the Ulty or Mew ucrne a certain tract of land on the South tide of Stanly street, running 40 fret front! on 8taoly street and 100 feet deep, adjoining tbe property of D. Gongdoo St Co. .known in the plan of the City as . lot No. . 108. Terms of Sale Cash , , . ., Csus. KaiiKMSTCiH, Ouardiin, Mary Fsncss Briggs, noe Dove. , July 8, 1898.,;. , it f far ver Icart . - Mrs. Winslow'i Boothina Bvruo has been lif Millions' oT. Mothers for their Children while ttathinfr, with perfect success, it soothes Die child, soften !ili sums, allays all pain, rums wind colio, and is the best remedy for iiiurrlnaa. ,iiii 'ti I i - Twcnty-flve.cenU s bn!a, I B" vat with m. bi n. BlaekweU' Qennlne Ball Durham I In aelaa by IteelL Ton will -nno one eouDon lnilde eaeb two ounce bag, and two eoo- pons uulds eacb four ounce bag of . :-- - . 4. : , Blackvcll's Gonuino Buaicni Smoking Tobacco Dm a hair nt thla flnlnhratml tobaeeo and read the 000 poo wbleh glvee allatofTaluablopreaenU and howM Set them. t -roa TUS IIEALUW Or THS llATIOJit-; :BoianiG Blood Balni . tan aut SWTH1M ainei ma 1 1 All Skin and Blood Diseases ! ,tt purifies, builds up and ehrlches tne Diooa. ana never raitsi to cure themost inveterate BLOOD AND SKIN DIS. EASES. If directions are fol lowed. Thousands of grate ful people sound Its praises; and attest its virtues. -. tgi-WRITEfor Book of Won. derful Cures, sent free on ap plication. -X- vi - If not keot bv your local drufteist, send $1.00 for large bottle, or J-oo for six bottles, and medicine will be sent, freight paid, Dy BLOOD BAlM CO., Atlanta, Gav 1 For Sale br F. 8. Dtjfft. Btaeamnttan Cared. .- . . After eminent rrhysicians and all other known remertie' lull, -Botanic Blood Balm. (B. B. B.) will auicklv coreH Thousands of testimonials attest this fact. No case of Rheumatism can stand . before its maaic healing power, bead stamp for book of particulars. It contains evidence that will convince you that D. 11. li. is the best cure for all Blood end Skin Diseases ever discovered, . Beware of sub. ltitutes said to be "just as good. $1.00 per Barge bottle. For sale by Druggists. , 4 '...'." EDUCATIONAL. T RINIXY pOjLLEGK Lv V .1i.hamV STI a a v .. . ...y -sw Trinity offers eoarnca In Mathematics, Philosophy, Lattiitfceek, German, French, English History, Polttloal Solenee, political Economy: Social riclaiioe, ChemUtry, Astron omy, Minrrnfogy; (Jeology, Physics. Biology and Bible -. v ; ' ;., . . i .. , Beautiful Location, Best Educational - Environments 'and Thoronfrh -; Instrnction. . ;v ai7I to oe pays all Collages per- year. Next Hi'bkIoii opens September Sin, 189H. For Catalogue, address,,, . , . , ',' JOHN C. KILQO, President. . Tfie 80 Twcbeis; 5;.iV" '!'1 -.V: 534 Students,-r r i f Tuition tCO s year. '. ' Board $8. (eight dollars) a moplh 8 Tull College Courses, . - 8 Brief Courses, "i .ii i , ' Law School, Medical School, Summer School lor Teachers, t ' Scholarships and Loans for the needy, Address, ' President WfatfrW,!; f ;;r -Cba.oel Hill, N. C. rrit.U.'lTATSl NORMAL Am.'f Industrial School. DRPABTMEJ8TS trefl-yquipjied.7 87 teachers. 444 regular students, . .besides practice'flchool of 97 pupils. 830 matric ulates since ,its6pepln6 in 1892. . 93 ot the 96 counties represented. - Competitive ex amination nt county seat August 1st,'- to fill fiHuUia'vftctvncies in dormitories. Annlicatiot) should Tie' made" before July 20lh to enter the examination. No free tuinol except Io'. aj)QllCrits signtnj i olodse to tiecoinb teocliers, Annusl ex penses of free tuition students boardinR in.uorrononea, aj-jw; luiuoujiavnig p dents,' 1180AiMiwe, Uf.i..Ut I President CHABLE3 DMcIVEBJ X-f;V f GnEBNBBORO, N, C. J u: IsORTH CAiiOIlNAa COLLEGE iOF;AGIHCULTDHE AND. MECJIANIC ARTS This CoUcira offers thoroujrn eonreet In Adricnltnro. Heehantoal, Otvlf and Kleetrl eal P.nxlooerlnir, and In Molrnce. Oeneral academloatualeasapplementall these tech nical oouraea. - , - " ) Expenses peVfiemisa, lnoluding Board : rr Caamty Mtadeaie, -: . ! Ferall the NmeleBiM, . " . Ill M Apply for Calaloiroea to , " -v : ," 1 r At.BXANDf r SQH.aDATJ , MM S.B? . - T j 1 1 J 'seallij.- i, I i i 8 i I Tlfs bsstUuiB' for Kw Uafbs Hiffl pnt Ovet bappeeed.' An enMrDtise that 'will be ever a success, we are now sawins cwk wood, stove r range leuKlbs, tlw ery .-tHeesS kind, - iJnd - storing It away '' under : large aliett houtet; keeps dyy 'always- Ha sniny weath er, and never pets fK "i . ' We keep a laive srock of tfiis kind jon band. We cut the prices on sawing, i as we are better' prepared to doit cheaper than heretofore, and sre, sew c deliver; It In yonr wood bouses of aoywuent you want It without any tronble to you, only iriye your orders to BIO. UIL.W the Shingle Man. - You can also do Big nil) a Jayor, (by reporting to him, if bis own r.arts don't deliver the wood anywhere tbe customer may want it put, We hare polite riiiy men and nice teams r'ady to serve tho good citizen of !NeW Jii rnH, if they will only takS hold of sti !,-rrtise like this, one thnt tins nernr l.eeo wiered to icw Berne like this t' if, i - f- l : ; i T :'' university N. . ..). 1NSIKANCE. -;;:'-i 'tr.- Is now oITermz to. Insurers the viry best forms of insurance that can be writ ten, providing as they do both protection and invest meat uprin the best and lowest possible terms. Attcntiouis respecuiiu; called to its . . " - V LOW RATE : ENDOWMENTS ," at CO, 65, 70 and 75 witb Cash Hurrender Values in 10, 15, etc., years, the beet and most durable Endowment Insurance ever issued. - Life and Limited Life Policies also contain large Cash Surrender Values, stipulated in tne policies anq iorming part of the contract. ' ' - v- v' 1 It maintains a hiuher standard of sol vency trinn is employed, by any other Compsny or any State Department In this couutry, having in 1882 voluntarily adopted a , 1 3 Per Cent Reserve thus niaking its contracts . the safest Bud most vslnahle ever ottered. - All policies are by their terms nonfor. citable after two or three payments, not even requiring surrender in caso of,, lapse,, and such, policies participate in annual Li U. nrrt. , , . o .1 ,. j 1 D.ti Up Values ore plainly stated in eacb pol icy, thus avoiding all misundcrstandin or disappointment, .-? The agents of the Uompany respecltuliy solicit .correspon dence with anyone desiring lurther infor- mauon. - - : ; . S. D. WAIT; Gen. Agfo i BALEian, N. C.iltl P. S. COX,' Agent,! "new beuxe,n.c. One Thousand for One ' (TBADE lIAKBti) r;:"i : -i . ?7 ACCIDENT TICKETS, 'v., The Inter-State Casualty Company,' ef NewMOrk, s;lves THREE MONTH'S Insuranee $1,000 for $1.00,? to mea or weineBT'i netweea IS and SS years ot acts, against fatal mreec Aociaenta a-root, or on oicyoiee, Horaes.Wacrons, Horse Cars, Railroad Gars, , Klevated, Bridge, Trolley and Cable Oars, Htamsnips,Bieamooaui ana steam reiriea. : H. IK. street. jtTr .":'--a ' . ...... The, Old Reliable , J ;Penn;1.1utiial LIFE INS r (XL OF lPlilLA - Or laVtsOsi 1806, obaaged the ( FORM OP iT8 CONTRACTS So as to allow the' lareest ' Caslr Sur render Values on annual Dividend and aU other policies after second year. , I ., Paid-up and Loan Values and auto matic extensions wore also increased. ' There is nothing which is safe and ! de sirable In lifrf insurance, no new and commendable feature thst is omitted from the revised forms and plans of this well tried and enduring institution. Applications solicited and. full infor- Diation furnuhed by . . . ' -. , f"- Men and Women same rates, j 0. Ttarraiaj, Special Apt WM.-Mr OLIVER; LlVaV mfc M AHINB,7 ' ' I .AOCIDBNT, PIDIUTr.t 2 .';'". ' , BTHAJt BOlilB Insurance MBWBBBtf, A nnmtier of' Tlnm Trlnfl and Flre-teated ComiHint.! rMwwntl i Vvor i,uuu,uuu Baseta repreeeateo. J , . t" , HOTOABT POBLia . . Cmamlaslolierof IVwIa for Mow Tort. Ooo- net1-ut and Pfnnwvlvanla. t"AHmi NatluiuU buard Mwtne CtlSor wrltefm.,;, . ... II. V. Ciir-f r;:l. 1 1 p v-; a - - - y i . u PROFESSIONAL" ATTORNEY -at- LAW . OFFiCB AT.. ...... 02TX BTBBST, 66 m. tfebTtr) n. Blmaiea's. A.D. Wart Attorneys and Counselor t Law. New Berne, N. e. ' ' 'ractke'-In' Craven. Carteret: Jones Leooir, Onslow ; nl Pamlico counlies. ni tlw HnprenM eourti' ' - ' ,iaii3 u .ESTOffiyeat No, 68 South Front 81. o)uoite Hotel Cliattawka, v r , Dr. E. M. COLDDCnC SUE6E0-0EAL : DENTIST . OrncK 'lloonBB UmiiOiirti, ; E' Cnrnrr Middle and Pollock Slretts, v.'Vover Brudliam's Phsrmiicy.-Z DR. O. K. BAGBY; SERGEON DENTIST Office:" 93 Middle street, 2nd fTmir., jsrfiw bebne, y. 0. II BETO, U..0, DENTIST; -:-NEW: BERNE. M. 0 : Office over F. H. Bank, PalhMik st Mt. Teeth Extracted without Fain by lid uss ...ot citrous uzide Ua., P. H; PELLE1TEE. Attorney "At l-.u vv. UlDDLB STKEET, , LaWTEBS BrK K Wlll nractleei In the Counties ot Craven WWICIi.lmVHV. HHU ....... , A ' I . lnAA .nH P.. .1I.MV STU nlten Hiaies uonn at new iwrne ana Supreme iKuri o sne awn. . . - , WK. VWS, . - ' . JAS. EEBHOOT, Freildent, " vlcs-Prss't, 1 B. 8. OTOH, Sso'y: Trsas. ew Berne Ice Go " mannfeeturers of Ml CRYSTAL Ki V: From Distilled Water. !,- Out-put 80 Tons Dhilv. - uariiosa uws noiicnea. Ice delivered daily (except Sunday.) 6 a. m. to 8 p. m. 1 A' BundavB (retail only) 7 a. ra. to is soon. For prices and omer miormsuon, address. GUION.Mansger, Wei have NICE STYLES LEFT IN 1 Zeigler's ,Low ; Shoes, Oxford's' and Strap Sandals, andajfull llnejof his ' -' HISSES AND CHILDREN'S SHOES, t5Lste style Ladies Collars a Spe We will close nut our large line of Men's, Boys and Youth's Clothing at great reduction."' :.... ::.'::':. A full line of Trunks and. Bags. Rol ler Trays a; Specialty.- - -j. .vy-;-.-':;- . Give us a call : v C:.fiii Yry Truly, ; - ' W. B. Swindell & Co Received ' Dlrect,roia theptUls a Carol the r t. : welllknown, ;. . DEST Of! EARTH, ! & GOLD MEDAL FLOUR I also have tbe largest and best selected stock Ot .; ., . . v.;. 'Pliig Ta"baccd In town; bought cheap aad ' will be told at . at Kook Bottom Prices. . , , My stock Is eomplete; my prices are as i . ( ; as the lowest.- .. - . . I 'i, .; .. ,:-iy-:iy, ' My StoMea are ire ana yoof Bamess . . " and team tekea oare ol while TOO aie In the city. Ton will do well to see ' ne before baying eleewhore. Thanking my many Mends lor their past la rs and trusting to receive yonr rotor patronage! am . ,- - ( . , Verj Eospeotfnlly, . J; R. Parker, ' 77 BROAD STREET," t ; "WflTitRfi 1 n.f Onr.fi f Active Aeenu for -each Coenty, E elusive control and ro. risk. . Will eleai 12 to 25 hundred dollars a year. Enclose stamp for lull particulars or iSo., ot 11.00 Bamols, r ' ' i Bio Kapids Mirkkai. Water Co. . Jul lm . . , Big Bapids, Mich fkliedule XI Tax. All merchants. Traders, and Denier of all kirxla are knrehy notified, that Uiey are rcqiun il hy In w lo neliver or return .1 me wiihln (tn duys afior tbe first dny 'of July 18'JO, a tme and exact alatcn-ent of puicliasta made by them, as prim ;i!s. i a'ent, or through an iltr'iit or d i merchant, for six bmio'' s j-n auth, 186'. ThetUiii p" ' ' dniKS. seeds, cipsrn, cl -r s1 " :l nmuulkcturhrs Sm, I 'I barco, mimt l r ii- it amount r I I- r , " ' riNAXClAL. ?J. L. BIlTaH. ' rE0S.IANI2LS, - ' V Prsaldont, Vies Pros. : 0. S. SOSEETS. Casklsr. THE NATICriAL DAr.Xi :, gift i Or H BW, BKBNB, M4 Cartel, ...-.v..';..'..';,.,...'..$10000 Surplus Profits,......1.. L 98,168 " - : f : ? DlKROTOBBi ' " ' ' '-' Jan. A. IhiTa. , . Thos Dakibia CHAS. 8. liar as, - - J. H. llAcaBuaa Jo, Doim, . ,v lt Haifvar. Farmers tV Merchants .: UeDAfaXeee " , Began Bualxiieaa May, 18EKU Cepttal Stock, paM lo,,....... Surplua............... v" UadivMed FrettM,: . ....... .V. .. ...S7S,O00.eo . , 8,0110.00 - .. 3iSes.ee- r .- orFlCBB - - Ifc'H. Ootlsh, PresWent. -"l i - W. 8. Chadwick, VIco Proa. - ' Jw X. W.iwwar, CoBhlnr. , ' A. H. Towki.k Toller, , - ii f " " t. F. Matthbws, UoUector; With well estabiisbed oonnectlons this Bank la prepared to oiler aU aooommotla tions eonslstent with conservative bankloK. frompc ana carerui aicennan given w uoi- . lections. We wUI be pleased to correspond wltn tlroee who may contemplate maklns ouanKes or openlnK now aooouuta. , , - Thos. A. Ga!t,Prea. Wra.Duair, vice-Pros H,Ii.GBOvas,Oasbler. CITIZEN'S BANK .oar, xrsrw Bammai, isr. o. , DQ A SENEBAL BANKING BUSINESS The Accounts ot Banks. Bankers, Corpor ations, Farmers, Merchants anil others re oeived on lavorable terms. Prompt and ear ¬ ful attention given lotiieinuieaiof oar en Comers. Collections a bpeolalty. ,v . - ., BOABDoroiaaoTOBS. renllnand-Vlrleh, ' St. 11. Meadows, .1. a. Mnaifows. . . Chtt.-. Uultv. .Ir. Hamuel W. I pock, . Jam. BMlinond, uoas. n. rowier, .--.L vwi fwinjnaiaui, .-; William unnn, . anywnnDn, B. W. Smallwood. Tbomaa A.tiraea, Geo. M.Ives, O.K. toy. ,-r . DON'T STOP TOBACCO. . i ' i .it HOW TO i CURE ' YOURSELF WHILE USING IT, The tobacco-habit grows on a . man until bis nervous system is, ser iously afTected. ImptiriBg health, " comfort and happiness. '..To quit suddenly is too severe a shock to the system, as tobacco to an inveter ate user becomes a stimnlant that his ' system " oontinualry f; craves. "Baco-Ouro" is a scientifiO cure for the tobacco habit, in all its forms, carefully compounded after the for-' mula of an eminent Berlin physi- : oian who has sed it in his private practice since 1872, without, a failure,- It is purely vegetable and guar- ' anteed perfectly harmless. Yon can use all the tobacco you want while -taking "Baco-Curo."' It will notify yon when to stop.' We1 give a writ- ten guarantee to cure permanently any case with three boxes; or refund tne money witn iu per cent interest. "Baco-Ouro" is not tv substitute, bnt a. scientific cure, that cures without the aid of. Will power .and with no inconvenience. It loaves the system as pure and free from nico tine as . tne day you toot yonr nrst chew or. smoke. ' - v -"' m . . "i -r. I .i-r. -. - COPED BY BACO-CPBO i.HD; OAUfBD :,: :v-;,r,',giBTjf.poiJr nftr. From hundreds of testimonials, the orieiuals of which are on file and open to inspection, the '-follow ing is presented: . , ' r 1 , ; jULATTON, jNevaaa, jo.jvrK., , , January 8. Eureka Chemical ii Mffb, Co., La Crosse, Wis.r-Gentlemen: For forty years I used tobacco in, all its' forms. For twerity-flTO years, of hat -time I was a great sufferer from fenefar debility and hearty deeesse. 'or fifteen years I tried to quit; bat couldn't. I took various remedies, among others "No-To-Bac,' "The Tnrlian Tnhiuuvt Antirlnlji.'' ""TlnnhlA OhJoHdo of . OoleJ".'oto.iVeto,but none of them did me the least bit of good. Finally however, I . purchased ; a. bor of your "Baco-Curo" and it has entirely cured me of the.: habit in all its forms, and fhave, increas ed thirty pounds in weight and am ' relieved -from; aU the "numerous aches and pain of body and mind. . I could write a quire of paper', upon my changed foelings and condition. - Yours ,respectfuliy,:'.'; i j . ' , P. UA Marbubt, pastor . , 0. P. Church, Claytorr, Ark. ; Sold,by all druggists at tLOO; per box; three boxes, (thirty days' treat ment), 12.50, witli. iron-cladv writ ten guarantee,' ofsout direct" upon receipt of price.' Write for booklet and proofs. Eurekft Chemical de Mfg. Co., La Crosse, Wis., and Bos. ton, Mass. V . ':, .my22J3m. 1 mm ?'tUdKER & CO...,',.. " . i; We desire thus to formally al our Drces-Mnkiii!? Dcpnrinirnt. in ready to accopt orders for 1 i DreMts 4nd AValsls fur Rciir-r r Mountains or Sea Bhore, or oi ft Ue&jruv . -, , .. ; , We believe it IncknowW "1 T P' linrlnii-nf,. miller ttia. t-,,jT: N r. C'lins. K. tilmw, iiiainr ,r, m, I li. M. Cautliorne, diw.'"ir, n.i.',. ji i i:,n-l lo none in Aihuk ii, as lo u- s nf l,. -i, 'y!i-U nrni!';;; i'-' tin . . i J- Hint V 1 ,!y - i-. 1, t y l '
The Daily Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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July 10, 1896, edition 1
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