OAJtUBS L. STEVENS. Editor and pRojPBMTOiu SlW XBRXv.N.rC: Deo. 3 1806 Kntered as fort Oflk t New Beine ', .C.. second class matter.? fi":'-'.i;:i:V.;; . tu ailt Jocrxal (except Monday) u r Uvered y carrier Id this city, at SSom.ts es-'aneatsw - '' : -' '-"-:':- . JCBBKa VoiiTM, Invariably In advance, tt.SO :OisICA -'-- ;':. , HM tVugsxTJeOBHAi. one rear, mad ance, Sl.OO ,'. Adrertlln( Bale given on app .eattoa at ' riTe cents per line will be enarged tor 4' T banks, Beeetutioiis of Kespeet abd , Mruary roe try; alto tor Obituary Notice ar ttiea taoee waloa me editor ninwen : heJllTe a miatter olaewa. y. SotteeeofCnureh end Society and all other eatertalanuats tram which revenue to to be . . 4wtTtd wlU be charged tor at the rate of five p .: , aline. .' ,-,' -w.-v.'-.v ' 'v. The JocaKAL will not under .anyeircuin . gteaoea be responsible tor the return or the f as keeping ot any rejected manuscript. No : Sexeemtoa wlU be made to tbii rule with re- ;, erd M either letters or liicloeures. Nor will KeUtorwitar Into . correspon aenoe too . eraia selected aianosartpt. - MVLL TIMES NOT NECESSARY. . At tbii kmod of the rear, it see me , t je in erder to do s little, business t possible, tad what it more to even - (eok witb suspicions apoa tbe per iea who talks business , if tnch talk asaans anything that requires effort "'a sash. : ' - ' ' Thtj people of a town or ci ty are :. themselves responsible for dull times, : tar by their efforts rill trade come to them, and in this age business 4ocs not come unless it is sought, and industriously sought. The merchant who finds his sales eCallinf off and does not loot to it . t "... ..' ... e una toe remedy lor it, win soon Vt he end of his rope,, and the J capitalist who makes his loans in a doll cominonitT, one that is not rtatch&g out for business, is going , r6 finii his investments grow poorer cad poorer eaoh year. 4 Dull times are as the people of a i comtvanity suffer them to become . an, and it is of vital importance for - Va preserration of the commercial life of a community, that its citizens watch and constantly guard against ay alughiahness which may be slowly-enveloping it city. '--. , i The loteret U of a city demand Constant presentation to the world. s A-tawn. with industrial or commer- . -jt - .J . ' : 1 1 . 1 . : unai.aiuf auLBirini win never hrh iiiea-t 4pro!cd ana developed for the'r Hnefit unless they are pushed and . Wa(anfc taaafnFa iTliDO TavKa Alll faWrl ari 1 1 ' wwf arvtvaw luwav n mv wu nuu rr i a i awist in making realities of what ' wore limply possibilities. - -Talk dull times and they will pre fail, hat they are not necessary, and Ca only be found in communities - arhoea citizens are indifferent to their future prospects, or selfish in their possessions and unwilling to Advance the interests of their com- ssnnity or fellow men. U I V Haw'a TbtaT WrflOer One Hundred Djllan Rjwaid erT'att ceo of Cilarih that canaot be -ti'Mibt Hal.' Catarrh Cure. ' K JCMEr X Co., Props. Toledo, 0. nTntlie undersiBoed, have known F. J. HknV fur the last 15 years, and believe man pentcuj aooorame m an Dusiness rraacUoo, and fioanciall; able to carry ' nt aay obUaalton made by their firm. Wfrrfc Tbvax, Wboleesle Druggists, WaUHRa, Kihram Mavin Whole - UraenUt. Toledo. itaU's Catarrh Care Is taken internally mi i as rl ! - I . . U V.1 I jmacBT oi toe ymero. rnce vac per not liai rtold by all Druggists. Testimonials ire. Ualfs faunily PUls are the best. tkleaeeia 1806. The year now about to end has m progress to record in yarlons fine of discovery. In January, .1896, Professor Roentgen, of Wnrz nrf, announced his process of pho tographing coins ,by rayt passing tirongh leather, or bones by means' -of rays that traverse the body. The ' rays" have become the starting jrviu iwr uew iiuoa vk iiiToniiignbiuu, xi 'our idea of the movements of Che atom nnder the influence of electricity hat been mnoh improved. The fact that there are rays not sus BptIbIe to refraction, or polariza tieiieoewto science. New light is- thrown on 1 the phenomena of laorsoence and phosphorescence. Electricity has during 1890 re eivei new applications, and elec trio lighting end propulsion have eea' greatly extended. "Cold &fht? is the latest promise of exper imenting electricians. Certain flow ers have been; found to grow more J rapidly nnder the Influence of elec tricity. Telephoning music- half ' ' "r ' 4 HeeiaeniaU Neeeeally. . ' Vacartis uanoy atrtaruc, e mos' woDdrrful medical discovery of the age, ' pla-nt and tcfresbiug to the tate, act ipBily and positively .,on kiduey liver -e'l bowels, cleansioa; tbe entire syftent, - tl-Stl colds, cure beadache, fever, babit lul cooatlpatloa and bilionsneas. Please boy and try a box of C. C. C. today. 10, 2.1, 5J cents. Sold and goaranletd to cure l..r all drozjinta. way across the continent was one of the feats of the year. v "rs Horseless carriages attained great prominence in 1806, and their use in a practical way it established in France and England. Jcljing ma chines have also been much im proved. The bicyole ha reached the acme of it popularity, and the number in use in the United btates alone is estimated at 4,000,000. In shipbuilding the launching of the Bazin roller steamer and the begin ning of a ship in Germany rivaling the Great Eastern in size have been notable eveuts. ' In " medicine anti toxin has gained distinction 'as a preventive and curative agent.: C Among explorers Dr. Nansen is easily the first in the year's record. Ha failed In his effort to cross the polar sea, but got closer to the pole than did any of his predecessors. Baltimore Sun. The Rabber Supply. v " Teople familiar with the condi tions nnder which the world is sup plied with rubber say there is (reason co fear that the destruction of the trees producing this precious sub stance is proceeding at a rail which may liavo disastrous consequences in the near future. )That the price of the raw gum has not advanced more rapidly than it bos in the last few years is due, they say, not to an in telligent cultivation and multiplica tion of the rubber 'trees,-but., to the Complete lack of foresight that char acterizes the inhabitants of the South Americau forests. The sud den vogue of bicvolea and the uni versal use of electricity have vastly increased the demand for rubber, and so far the demand has been met without trouble; but the present cliief source of supply is limited, and unless new ontsare found; or new methods are adopted, several great industries may soon be seriously embarassed. . : Rubber is a substance as nearly unique and as difficult to replace as is known to men. For tunately, however, it is produced by more than one plant, and ' the util ization of new species has ulready begun. JS'one of them compares witb. two found in the valley of the Ama zon, but commercially ' important quantities of the gum come from each of a dozen plants growing in almost as many tropical lauds. The Lar.djphilla, a climbing vine of Central Africa, seems to be most likely of them all to take the place of the Brazilian trees it the latter are doomed to extinction Ex. TOCtaiArilLblJIO.IE DAT.' Take Laxative Biomo (juininn TaBlrts All duiasists ti fund the mont-i if it fails to wife. 25c. Clam Son?. Take fifty clatns, cot each in three' or four pieces. When all are cut pnt clams and liquor in soup kettle, add two quarU of water; set over the Hie where they will boil up qnickly; let boil for five minntes,shove back on the range; the clams wilj sattle to the bottom, leaving a 'thick scum on top; skim until soup is clear, then add three or four cloves, one-half tea spoonful of pepper, one tablespoon ful of hotter, then thicken with two tablespoonfuls of floor, , robbed smooth in a little cold water. Place whore it will boil once more; as soon as the sonp thickens set back and add one pint of cold milk. About half an boor is required to make tbe sonp. Don't put in the milk until about five minutes before serving, and don't let it boil after adding the milk. Fishing Gazette. DELICATE v Should Cat FEMALE REGULATOR IT IS ft SUPERB T0NIG d exerts" a wonderful influence in strengthening her, . system by driving through' the proper chan nel ail impurities.1 Health and etrenrjth are rjuaranteed to result trorn its use. , ; . .: My wlfo was bedridden (or elttbteen months, after using BRADFIKLD'S FEMALE KISUU LATOU lor two iponlhu. Is gcttinir well. J.M.JOHNSON, Mulvcru, Art' BUDFIELB BEOl'UTOB CO., OlXUXk, Oi. BMVyaUSraaiiteatSLSOwWttU. . One Thousand for One V l (TRADB JIABK.) ; V '.'. v" ' - ' t, ' . ASCISEirr TICBBTS. -'.' The Inter-State:: Casna ; ' Company, af New ..Terk, gives THllEE -MONTH S Iasnrance 'i-,$l,00ptor;;$fO,; between ln1 M7M.n1 of m, aeralnf fsitn.1 Htmnt itcolflonti a-foot, or on blcyclea Porm,WifOnH, Home i'art R4ilroH(i Cftrt Klevattjil, BrltHi 1rolly and Cubit Can bUMUiMUlpSrHleaiuboAU an 4 Btemiu JTe rlea fi. IT. t'treet. "'' ". ..la Opertk Oeadf ' The iupimary goiDg to pieces of the HI starred New Imperial Opera eompanjr lu Boston suggests sqme iutereatiug ques tioua . Here was a ooun-apy, ackuowl--edged to be of a high order. Artistically, antler the nianagement of Colque Ma: plcsou; one of the most experleneed imt presarios living. ';, Srill, it died iuglorjt ously after a few weeks of feeble life, ; It is a fact nndeniable that opera does not flourish in Amen a, at least as it did.5 years ago. Tbeu it was not an couimou fotgrau(l opera troops to sing in even the comparatively small eitiM et the Union. . Now, with 80,000.000 more people, this Stylo sA musiq is less and loss u aeoord With popalar tasto. i Opera bankrupted Henry AbW and ; indirectly, ' perhaps, ' caascd his death. It is trne that in New fork city there is an aunnal season of both Ger man and Italian opera, but neither can be said to be greatly successful fluan plnlly, : gttbsoriptious from millionaires ruust piece ens' the money ' retBri'l, The imnieuse pticea paid to stars an enough to keep any manager on the rag ged edge all tbe time, bat these salaries are no greater than those paid to Patti et Campaninf in fbeir prime, ; The fji penso ot staging an operq has great) ini creased, but salaries have not , :' The only conclusion to be drawn it fbat tbe general publiodces not care for ppera as f nset) fo do, People are rjcbft now than they ever were before and bet ter blo to pay for grand. opera' if the wanted it, so Itoaunot be prverty tbat "canses the faaid luck of tbe companies. Indeed, at tbe very time the opera bas been struggling for existence Paderewski basftirrid away f 100,000 ps. the resnlt of a single season's performance in America. We love music us macb as we ever did, perhaps more than ever, hot opera we are tired of. Ia that it? ; ' . Vben one thinks of it, possibly there is reason for (lie weariless Opera cB not be appreciated by anybody till a taste for it has beea cultivated, like ad miration for Kadijah's shoulder blads. Even to the car moderatoly well trained iu inusio it must be confessed that the highest flights of some of tbe highest priced opranos sound like caterwaul , ing. Perhaps, ton,, the absurdity and I incougruityiqt singing while one com mits murder -or steals is so borne in upon Us that we will huvcv no more ot I jt. And four hours oven of music is a -weariness, It has muuy a time been noticed by snue persons that if they feel depressed or nervous or irritable a ride on tbe bi- i : 1 1 i l .. l . i. .. ,.i i . j j. vyvtv wjii iiiku an lire vriuiajuvMi unit u& mem ami uu tnemwun peace ana goou I vill to all uiaukiud.' Even tbe dyspepsia Con d' fines, before tbe fascinating not. i door pedal exerciser Perhaps this sag I gested iutrodnciug lite bicycle as a cura i live agent into insane asylums. Certain it is that it bai boon thus used with wonderfully beneficial effect Patients j who., balance themselves on the wheel I are obliged to think consecutively and look straight ahead. This draws together ! as by magic the lunatic's scattering thoughts, binds them together nod tones thenrap. The physical exeroise strength ens and exhilarates the whole being. At . the insane hospital at Kalamazoo the plan has been tried with exoelknt re sults '.. " . ' . i W it kn bilious or costive, eat a Cascaret .'indj catUartic, cure guaranteed, 10c 25c Christmas Holiday ' Rates. THE SOUTHERN BAILWAY announces Christmas and New Year Hoi. iday rales, 1896-7, at a very great rednc tino. Tickets to be sold between all stations of that company within radius of 300 miles of actual selling point on Die. 23 to 25 Inclusive, and Dec 30, 1806, to Jao'y 1st, 1897, inclusive, good to return Jan'y 4tb. For tbe accotsmodallon of students at tending scboils and colleges tickets will be told to those presenting ceitificatt-s front the Principals or Presidents of such Institutions on Dec. 14 to Dec. ith, in clusive,witb final limit of Jao'y 4th, 1897. Cull on any sgont of tbe Southern Bail way for detailed information as to rates, schedules, baggage checks, etc. A. A 3T. C. Bail Road. Pamibnokr Department. - ;; t. New Berne, N. C. Dec, 15th, 1896. To Agents Atlantic and N.C.RR: . . Tou are authorized to adopt a rate of four (4) cents per oiilo doe way for the ruod trip in the sale of tickets from all stations on the A. ft N. V. Railroad dur ing Christmas and Now Year Holidays; tickets to be on sale Dec 22od to 23tb nclnsive and on Dec. 30th, 31st and Jan. 1st, 180T, good to return to January 4th, 1897. - . : ; : . . , :: TJse contract Iron Clad Tickets, -. Tbe following rates will govern be tween coupon points nafneo. , : HOUND TKIP " Moreliead City tod New Borne, 1 4) Morebead City aiid.Goldsboro, 3 80 New Berne and Monliead City, . . -1 ii New Berne and Gulrtebtro, t 40 Kiniton tied GoMslxiro, ' . 1 03 Ki net oo and New Be roe,- 1.A5 LuGrane and Unldsljor-i, " : : - .63 Gddsboroand LaQrange, - .; , '. 0 Gold sboro and Kinntun, I 04 Goldsboro ano We. Berne, . ' 8 40 Goldsboru and Uorelirad City, " 3 70 Between all olhsr atatki'qi round, trip pn'pouioo 4 ceut pt I mlleaone Vy. ;C 8 L- DILL, G. P.: A." -Wbjrsofler with Coughs, . Colds, and LaOnpne I wT.eo, . Laxativb ' Buomo TOinsiNtt will ture you 1b one day. Done not produce (ha ringing in the head like Sulnhata of Quinine. Put an la tablets , convenient fnf tuking. Cuuruitced to cuie or n03ey refunded. ' Price 23 Cents. 1 For sale at Bradhaai's riiarniony.f tnd all c:!.;r Drug Storp , ( 1.v ; - i The Beat E SmoklngTobacCOlVlador oooooieo90oooooooooooaoaitx&oooooooi9oj Hf THE " n NL'UI UL'UNL' U A o w ; Ull II UlJllllU UUUllliilU ! Clean! Newsy! Honest! A Newspaper for the Banker,- Merchant, Mechanic, Laborer and Farmer. : ' ' A Paper for every Household ! All the News The Latest Telegraphic Hews I . For the upbuilding of New Berne's Indus trial interests, the advancement of Eastern North Carolina and Carolina's Material affairs. Special ' - Correspondents in .COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS, THROUGH THE COUNHtS OF i $4.00 H- 'YVDJIR THE WEEKLY thp nAii v n lunir i no Subscribe Now ! address, ThG Journal, So-a.tla.GX2n. - ail"Wa3T. (PIEDMONT AIR LISE.) ' - ' ' . " ' . Sohedala EInctivo November 22, 1890. . a This Condensed Schedule is published as information only and is snbjeot to change without uotioe to GREENSBORO, BALEIGH, Jn. II. mxeil, Ualij r. So. IS. Daily. Eastern I Mam nan I as a m I team s is am S am S toam 4 30am I ikitm . A 70 a m 5 ta a Sam ,. 1 1C a m S Ma III sllpa tSSam liotm S47am 10 Sam 10 iim 10 Mam JO (Sam lustam 11 Warn UWiia It 10 p m 12 40pm 12 itlp lb 'J Mpm 1 fo p ra 1 7 p ra I Is p in S7 D in I 4pm 1 00 pm n I IWpiu ir, Orimboro GIlHMiivllla Klon College . Burlington k Graham Haw lilver JHeline H'lmlioro ' , University Durham . MorrlKvlllo tiiry KHiIKh I -. K(). 41. Kx ban. s oo a iu Hotm is aia m II Mam il os pm 14 IS p in Vil pin " Itlnlir.t. Aiiliui u tlayloil ts-tnia iv 4i p m i 11 M) p III 1 fi '2 ii m "l K l III ; 1 t p Ml . pni f "1 II pm 'it i fi iii 1 is p IU p in ; p iu lAr . To D ; - ii Cf ..r..., j; tbia year In valuable articles to smokers of Blackweiro Cnulnv ; Durliam Tobacco ; You will find one coopon it aide each j-onnce bSi mfl JW ?Bflpon insifla eaes aouuoo I ,bag. Buy a bag, roadthecoupon ' . and see now to get your share." i Only News ! the progress ot North BALEIGH, N. ., ' WASHINGTON, D. C, I -- '' NEW TOBK, . DETBOIT, MICH..V . ' " ' Jiad CHICAGO, ILL. 7 EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA $1.00 Sample Copies Free III NEW BERNE, N. C. the pnblio, - . , (1OLDSB0RO AND NORFOLK, Kn. SS. lliy. Hoi IS. UallT. no. n, illinl, Vi, Ii y, Time. Ar .11 BS a m ". II ill m II aia in "I H IC a m - '4 II iSS m . "I 10 Ml a in e 48 Dm s m p m tl 4 p nl S 06 p 111 S Ml p in , 4ft v in 5 Sm p in sj;ii iii S 7 p in IMpui 4 Sp in 4 t7 p ni 5 ID p in S 40 ii iu s i a m s is a m Sos am 5 OS a In t.40 a m u ii a m 6 ha a m 4KO a i IK a-n, swam Hi a m (Ma in t iu a in , 10 4 ii IU 1 il) it a iii 10 07 a m (Mam 9 IS am . G All m m Lt! IHl 111 B "7 ft 111 1-1 in I 8 in p m I -i H. n i. Notice Is ierbq given that epplicnticn will be made to the next session of the General Assembly of Nortb Carolina lor Charter, incorporating the Mutual Aid Association of New BerueT N. C. C.C. ROACH. Chtu'u Board Directors. NORTH CAROLINA, i tiupenornjj Craven County, . 1 uourc Julia Pettifur, s. . Notice. rr"1 Curtis Pettifur. Tbe defeudent above named, will take notice, that an action entitled as above ..has .been commenced in tbe Superior court ol Jones county, by the pUiotifi : agaiusi ine aeienaeni lor a divorce ou . ftround of wilful abandooment; and said defendant will further take notice, that be 'is required to appear at the next term ol Junes Superior court to , be held at tbe coart house ia Trenton, on the 22nd ol March, 8ftf, and answer or demur to the complaint now on file in said action? or , Die plalntiD will apply to the court, for tira leiici ueuiuuueu in sain acuou. : This Novemberjla, 1896. : "'" v : ESa 8. B. KOONOK, ' . , , , CleikJSutwiot (Joort Jones Co, , " . The Paper of the People, ,; For the People and with the People. . Honest in Motive, I . . -Fearless in Expression, ' 7 ii ".: '- Snqod in Principle. IJnswerving In Its Allegiance to Right Theories end Bight Practices, t Tns Sun publishes all the News all the ItmA lull It rinjia nnt ellw Its Alumna tA be degraded by unclean, immoral, or purely sensational niattet. . ; j Editoiinliy, Tue Son is tbe consistent and uuclunginsi Champion and' defender of Popular Rights and Interests against political nachines and monopolies ol every character. Independent in all ihings, extreme in none, It is for Rood laws, good gnvermcgt and good order, - By m iii Fifty Cents a month,- Six Do! larsajear. . Take Notice l" Tl best thioir for Nw Beroe that Lot ercr happrned. An enterprise thttt will be ever a success. We ure now suwius Ciwk woot), ttor? nr range lengths, the Very nicest kind, tatid ' storing it swsy under - large shed bouscii; keeps -. dry always' in ruiay weath r, and never gets wet . , We keep a large stock of this kind oo hand. We cut the prices on sawing, as neareoeiter prepared to aoit cneaper than heretofore, and we now deliver it in vonrwood bouses or any where von want it, without aoy tronble to you, only give your orders to BIG HILL, the Shingle Man. v -".-i ;' ... You can also do Big Hill a favor, by reporting to him, if bis own carts don't deliver the wood anywhere the customer mny want it put. ' we nave polite dray men and nice teams ready to ' serve, the good citizens of New Berne,- if they.will only take hold of so enterprise like this, one that has never been ottered to New Berne like this before. . ; ' Bespecttnlly, : "- ' -BIG HILL, The Shingle Man. Webster's WsSt International iuSSSSl Di5tionary ntmtiMoit Qtflea, ' n i i jl ,7 . .... ocnwN, urn ..i iii.. r WEBSTER'S 1 floy't PrlnUn. office, the O. a. 1 INTERNATIONAL I Suereme court, lh state So- eMuneiKtod by ererr SteM SDpenamileBt ef Scbeolt. J THt BEST FOR IVERYBOOY aicAuei H b eer ta flaS the werS waatiA. It baaavSa aeortala t H b Mr ta trace the mrtfe ef a war. It ea.7 ta lean, whet were G, C. MBBRIAMCO- Fnblieiiera, . ' SpriniBald, Mm, V.S.A, - HTGC1L FOB UAJjTZ, And Money teLoan, Hechaalcs aad .- . lBTestorsjUnlon.2 ."'.. J. C. Drewky, President, " , B. T. Jerm an, Treasurer.-' ' Gbo. AU.BH, Secretary, Of BALEIGn.N. C. , Offer $100 shares of Bavings Btock tor 100 monthly payments 'of 65 cents each, with agreement, that If the owner dies be fore malum y,tlie remaining payments will be nude froia tbe Guarantee Fund. (Such Payments are now being made for He v. W. K. Bol'RS and A. H. Powell). Full Paid Investment Btock, For value (100, is sold lor $75 cash, aod la secured by Besl Eilate Mortgnges. Taxes are paid by tin Union. CubIi dividend of six per cent per annum, paM semi annually at Bank by Coupon; The Urion will re turn cost of tjiock, with Dividend to date, upon application. Or 10 years after date will pa; tlOp per shore, thus giving gddltionul ppilll of t'S per slinre. This is one the D 'fi fit and best investments ever ouerad. lirunclicS will be orgnnied end Loans made in any Town, where stock is held, O.ioi Api-nis Woated. Address GKOIttJE ALLEN, Secretary. 22 Pullnn liuililinu, HuleigU, N. C. 1 n ve' -1897- ma 1891 Coilt.l Stock, paid In SUM.MIS UaiUvtucd Prellta - r IOFFICEU3: U H. Ccti.kb, President. . W. 8. Chadwkik, Vice Pres. - T.W.Dbwkv, Cashier. . j, W.Biddlk, Teller.' F. F. Matthews, C With well established connn Bank la prepared to otrer ail i tlons oonslKtent with connervftti Prompt and careful ati.eiitlm lections. We will be pleased i ntn ttioee who may conii ohanyes or ooeuliur now accouu T. A. Ureen.Pree. B.H. Meadows, V! ,..'' H. M.GBOTaa, Cashier. CITIZEN BAI -; o xrxvr smetxrm, ni , OO A GENERAL BANKING B. ' . The Aeeountsoi Banks, Bankers, ( atlons, Farmers, Merchants ami on--eelved on tavorahle terms, rromntai" tol attention given to the Intel est ot ou tomers. Oolleetlona a Specialty. OiRDOVDIKWrrOES. fardlnand Clrlch, I. A. Meadows, Samuel W. iDoek. : K. H. Mes." Chaa. D. , -. ' James !! jiv MnxerHmia, Ttow-s A.Uri;, C. K. OV. W. F. Crockett, Chas. H. Fowler, ,. j w. urainger, -B. W. Smallwood. ' OM. K.Ives, J.A.BKYAN, THOS.DANIE! , :.'. President '' ' ' TIce Tres. G. H. BOBEBTS, Cashier. THE national cn 1, . . OrftKW BKBNKiN. V. ' tXETOOKPOBja.TKZ &Sm Capital, ;..;...7...,...,,..flC:, Surplus Profits,;, ;......$3)! ' DIRECTORS: Jas. A. Brtah,. i ! , Thos! Dahii" TChas. 8. IIbyak, I J. H. Ha KJNO, DOilN, ..... h. Habvsv . i,G. H. HOBKBT U.K. ltlBHOP. Will. He OLIVaZn, UFB FIBB MAEINB - ; ,'". ' .' ". ! ACCIDBNT. FISBIiITT, -""'.' "' "' - - , ST SAM BOILK Insurance -' . - . : V MBWBBKN, A Dniuber of Time-Tried and Fire-teste Companies represented. Over (1,000,000 assets represented ". NOTOAHT ' P0BUO. Commissi .ncrot Deeds for New Tori, Con necticut and Pennsylvania. (WAgent National Board H trine TJml r wrlters. iCsveats, and Trsde-Marks obumeu an.ii v )enteiiiiieelix:teafw Modsrstc . i lOuaomeiiaoeeeerrc u. a. ptiko land we caa secure pateat a less tuue u . I Send model, arawiaf or ptiote, with d- ' tlen. We advue, Ii pateatable or Dot, bs v eWM. Oer ies not due till patent Is KcmM, ia BaarMlUT. u Hew to Obtain Fateala," co3 efsaeaela tbe U, 8. and foreign aw. L3.A.Grjovc: Oew. MTnrr Ofricr, WeMiMOTo. D. e PB0FE8SI0NAL. F. M. Simmons, . . A. D. Warl Simmons & TVard, ATTOBNEIS and IC0TJNSEL07.3 at . LAW. - " ' ;: NEW BERNB, X C. ' PraeUoa In Craren, Carteret, Jonee,I" ' and Onslow and Pamlico counties, a.. ' . Supreme Court, orace at No. ss huutu , street, opposite Hotel Cbattawka. Wm. W. Clark. -. - Owe II. V t ' Clark & Quion, ATTORNEYS & COUNsiLLC : - AT LAW. - '. New Berne, N. C; P. II. Pellellrr, ATTOBNET AT LAW, Middle Street, Lawyers Brick ' Balldinr. Will nraetlM tn the Conntlea of Cm" Carteret, Jones, Onslow and ramiico. LT. Court at Kew Bern and bupreuie i.'ourt I the State. " O an ton's XIr- A knowledge of economio and politijco economlo qnestlons and tlieir practi'ml bearing npon American conditions is n o important to American citizens today i'm is tho scholarship implied in a co! . 3 gree. . : ' ' Tbe Republic bangs In Hie t and its permanence and prosper depend npon the education and ot tbe people upon these su', elsrly tbe questions of Money, 1 and Labor. '. ; To this educational woik '" MAGAZINE is exclusively d. i It rests not upon popular c upon carefully thoughtout i ' aod facts, It alms to be strictly sci. '""c in odmodern and accunite I: i" i 4-isepcan in scot!:, -i t. 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