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AN OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL.
The acciumilatotl evidences whicl
are being presented to prove tha1
New Berne lias everything in iti
favor " to becomo a great tobace
market, really the market of Mast
em North Carolina, are growing
so constantly that the wisdom o!
those of our citizen who inaniira
tod the tobacco warehouse project ir
becoming evident to every citi.eu.
and the future of New Heme fion
the marketing of this important
staple, the handling of the ran
product, and its manufacture, it
awakoning every one, and caiuinj.
a feeling .of enthusiasm oyer tin
prospects for the future of trade in
this city.
On another page of this issue, is
published an interview with a largt
and practical tobacco dealer, as to
the prospect of New Berne becoming
a tobacco market.
The outlook to this visitor, win
knows all about tobacco from id
seed to its consumption, is most as
luring, and it is not a mere expres
sion of sentiment, based upon goot
will towards New Uerne.but it voicet
a practical, business view of whu
the soil of this section can do in tht
way of tobacco culture, and what t
market can bo developed here foi
the sale and manufacture of tobacco
It is an opinion substantiated Ir
faith, i the gentleman proposes t
come here himself next year.
QWhat gives New 13srne such i
magnificent opportunity of develop
iugandin time monopolizing tht
tobacco industry of Eastern Xortl
Carolina, is its soil for tobacco cul
ture, and its position ti a market
for this tobacco, being easy of .-ict -e-.
by road ways, water ways ami rail
roads.
These avenues ! appi-i'iu-h li
this city are all easily iinv.-siM, .
Their number nlTonls juirk am
cheap transportation to tin- pro
ducer, most desirable features.
Therefore the tobacco planter hu
soil, an easy market to reach, vvitl
cheap transportation, ami all thai
remains is for our people to provid.
good market where the tobaeo
planter can readily sell his staple,
at good prices.
Making New Berne a tobacco mar
ket, opens up trade ami increase!
business to everyone, to a greater 01
lens degree. It will make a market
"for our surplus labor, and put It
work hundreds who are now seeking
employment, and by its being a casi
product, it will put ami keenjin cir
culation in this city tuany thousamb 1
of dollars, which will be new inoiu-i
to this section.
The development which this to
bacco industry will bring to New
Berne will bo limited only by wIihi
our people may do in the way ol
assisting it. There is no limit to im
possibilities, and the merchant o
citizen who fails to assist in this de
relopment does not deserve his citi
zonship, and should not be cntitlet.
to participate in the prosperity
which is to come.
It ii the opportunity for all, lei
The' it more Catarrh in tliii section ot
the country than all other disease Hit to
gether, and until Ilia Inst few years war
supported to be incurable. For a grem
many years doctors pronounced It a local
ditease, and prescribed local reniedies.ami
l constantly foiling to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurable.
Dcienoe has proven catarrh to be a conali.
hltional. disease, sod therefore require
a constitutional treatment. Hull 'a U
tarrh Cure, maniitavUired by f..J. Chenc)
& Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only const!
tutional ear on the market. It la taken
Internally In dues Iroin 10 drops to a tea
spoonful, It acts directly on the blood
and mucous surface of the system. They
offer on hundred dollara for any can it
falls to cur. - Bend for circulars and Intl.
moolale. ArhlreM, ..
t. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Bold by Druggist, 75c
Pall! Family Mill are the beU
every one take part io. making New
Berne a tobacco market,, which will
mean prosperity for its citizens and
its section. . ' . -s
Lentou Leisure.
The six weeks of Lent are th
only bnei. in the year when women
can take a solid bit of rest with
clean conscience.
Summer means travel and out
door life; until in n brings plans f oi
:owus and the coining season; win
ter, with Thanksgiving and Christ
ina's and the rush of social engage
ments, is 0110 continuous drive, ani
when Ash Wednesday dawns and
:he rush is over tho forty days ol
rest and relaxation are a welcomt
won. It is a little too early foi
ictivc Epring shopping: it is not jel
time to bother about hoase cleaning
iud summer hangings, and even the
iaity accept the spirit of the I10111
tnd taboo high festivals, so .that rest
t'ecreation t nd relief are the ordei
if the day. Even the nbiquitom
:lub surprises herself with nion
leisure than she has known foi
nonths; her hobbies are in good
vorking order, her classes are run
ling along smoothly by themselves,
ind for a few weeks, at least, the
jtress and hurry of overcrowded
lays can give way to a sense of ipiiet
md comfort that is like a shaded
ltfok in 8ti miner time just in sight
if the misty road. It was some time
igo when Jean Ingelow sang:
'If leisure is but ah, 'tis not:
The fashion of it men forgot
Vbout the time of chivalry,"
mil if reports are true she lives out i
ler busy, helpful life in Loudon
low as untiringly as the rest of hei
,)eers, but as long as the Lenten
teason is observed there is still one
breathiug place left for us.
What are women doing with it:
)h, a thousand things! Some an
luxuriating in their homes, .with
ight reading for company and cxtrt
'loura for sleep as a tonic. Othen
lave fitted oil to the South, and an
inticipating the delights of sumtnei
11 the balmy sunlight of the 8011th
iru States.
A few have set to work on taskt
(.hat are half penance, half pleasure:
lere and there stray earnest ones an
'.ryiug to add their mite toward re
lieving the burdens of others, bin
me and all are experiencing that
est of all life preservers a sense ol
release from tension, a consciousncfi
hut there is time for at least half ol
.he things that one would like to do.
Vmong the churches alone the acti
cities of daily routine are increased,
tnd the many services, tho required
eremonials jmd the regular fasti
.vhich occupy the ti.ne of the clerg;
ts well as tho people, make tin
l.l'lilell time (.lie v.lin'.i t.V.is al
heir email's an 1 leaves then
vcarie I at Ka-ler. lint (hr ;.a
o'ia! tcasiMi is their iv.-i time, am
.0 it comes nb'iut that every one It;
l li'.-ii!v once a .;u, am! now thai
he charity Ut;l.- ale over, the I'ivh
lent is installed ami winter stil.
.lilies about as if loth to leave, wisi
virgin? indeed are they who take tin
liCtiten leisure ami turn it to good
iccoutit.
Restored to Health.
1. -
11 ti'ii ui e Mitierini; Willi anv fkin 01
bl'iol dirt-asts, Rlieumiitistn, Culiinli
t'leeis, Old Sores (itueial Itehility, etc.
-i nd stump to the nioml Balm Co., Al
.aula, (.a , for lieok ol wondeilul cuief
iren. This hook will point; the whj' h
S eil v recovers
li.itatiic Blood Balui.Jdi. B. n.) is man
iil'icluretl alter a lorn; lastud prrKriptiui
)t' an c liuieut iliysciau, ami is the be,'
niMin up ami hlocil puiil'ini n'idicini
11 Ihe w or lil IJcinuu of siibtiiulc.
t'rice fl.'io for lire liottle.
for sale by DrngijMs.
ONK IS A TllOl'SAXD.
Uao summer, w viral years a','0, whih
railroading in Mississippi I became baillt
lihctid Willi niaiarial blond poison, linn
impaired my health lor more than Ui
years. Several olfeiisivc ulcers appeunx
oil my ley;; aud notliini; seeuuil to givi
lierninuent relit! until I took of IJotiinh
lilood Balm (B. B. B.j, which cured mi
mtirvly. M. 1). LA.e, Deveraux, Ga.
Forrlsa Mlaalosmrv Model?.
All delegates and visitors who ex
pect to attend the Annual Meeting
nig of the N. C. Woman'i Foreign
Missionary Society at Littleton, iJ.
C March 25th 20th, 1897 will
please send their names to Airs, li,
II. Kavis, Littleton, N. C.
to tista-A ioi.d m VMS DAT
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet
All drug.UU refund the.money ir it rail
to cure. 23c
Gail Bordon
Eagle Brand
Condensed Milk
f"oa Am ttrvi
The Leading Infant Fooh
JfT trila 1(V. K.i nrT.m.t. i..
dnest liver and bowel rrsmlatvmr mu'
J V - - - V .vnwv,vm III.
B
"Merit talks" the
Intrinsic value of
Hood's Sarsaporllla.
Merit in medicine means the power to
core. Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses actual
and unequalled curative power and there
fore it haa true merit. When yon buy
Hoodie Saraaparilla,aud take it according
to directions, to purify your blood, or
cure any of the many Hood disease, yon
ire morally eertain to: rooeive benefit.
The power to pure is there. You are not
trying an experiment, tt will make your
blood pure, rich and nourishing, and thns
drive out the germs of disease, strengthen
the nerves and build up the whole system.
Severe Case of Dyspepsia 5
' "I Buffered from dyspepsia 20 years.' I
bad a feeling as though there was a lump
in my stomach. I did not dare to eat
meat or warm bread, very few vegetables,
for fear of the great distress food caused
me. I experienced relief right after com
mencing to take Hood's SaraaparUl. My
appetite increased, I gained in general
health and strength. I can eat almost any
thingnow withoutdiscomfort. Although
I had been an invalid for twenty years, 1
can truthfully say that I am better than
for a long time. I never weighed so much
in my life." Mrs. Emily F. Bump, 45
Portland street, Middleboro, Mass.
Sarsaparilla
Is prepared only by C. I. lloort A Co., Lowoll, Mui.
I ILMH.I S rlllS eaav tounerate. .
The Forum.
MATICB. 1807.
Taxation, Its Sum, Justilicntion,and Metli
ods, Hon. Perry Belmont.
The Anglo-American Arbitration Treatv
IIou Frederick K. Coudert.
Some Comment on the Treaty, Thcodor
S. Woolsey. Professor of hitcrmitiona
Laws at Yale University.
Recent Triumphs la Medicine and Siii
ery, Dr Geo. F. Shindy, Kditor of th.
"Medical Record.''
TheTorrey Bankr.ipt Bill, Hon. J. L
Toirey.
American Eicavations in Greece, lkariu
Anthedon, Thisbe, J. Gennadino.
Mir. Cleveland nud the Senate, Jamc
Schouler.
.Caniss, lis Present aud Future, Willitin
Allen White, Kditor ol the Emporh
(Kan.) "Gazette."
Mew Letters of Edward Gibbon, Frederiel
Harrison.
Vluit nro Normal Timet-J 1. V. Sma'lev
Editor of the "North-West Magazine."
Is England's Industrial Supremacy
Myth? S. N. North, Pecl'y of tli
Nal'l Ass'n of vVool Vanufacturers.
tlodera Greece, The late Prot. John Sti
art Blackle.
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Stomach Troubles, Bowel Disorder
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Stomach, Skin and Blood Disorders
Thick and Sallow Complexion,
And very many nlbrr HIuum
and t'oinpllrMlions lae 10 Km luacllvi
stale ml Ihe Bovela,
PRUNELINE is the safest am
suicst cathartic and aperient om
can use. It thoroughly cleanse
vithout griping, purities the bloo
ind removes all waste from the syi
em. It does away with castor oil
aks, blue mast and all other naust
ius purgatiye. It tincg and cner
jizes all the great organs of th
system. It is free from all harsh I
cting drugs, and is always safe, al
ways ready, always reliable.
Keep the head eeol, tha feet warm
and the kowels epsn,
msing
FBUNEUNB for tha latter sarpese.
PRUNELINE
la (he Perfect Family Medlrlae.
old by all Dvalers,
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rrBrllr,
BAL TIMOR!, KD D. . A.
WM. UINN, JA8. REDMOND,
rrealdeat. Vice Prea
B. .110N, Heety. Treaa.
New Berne Ice Co-
Maaaraetarera
Pure Crystal Ice,
From DlsUiled Water.'. "
Out-pat 30 Tons Dally, . .
Car Load Loti Solicited
lot delivarad dailf (except Boodstsi (
a. m. to 8 p. m.
BUDdaya (retail only) 7 a. m. Io 11
0000. Fur prioat and otber informsUoa.
addresa. D. 8. GUION. Manaer.
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To;those who;Dcsire
-,' To Dress Correctly, w , -,
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Our Drcnarations for the comins season
nave been on a much larger scale than
uver before. The niore we sell the smal
lat j-eicentage we shall rtquiro. The
inore we buy tho cheaper we cul afford to
sell. ,. .. . . '. VT:
It is, therefore, beneficial to you m both
iuj s, to give us a lull share ot your pat-
rj0Hc,for which we tlmnk you in advance.
- Our New Stock
t Spring goods is complete, our assort
in n lis bewildering, our styles exclusive,
).ir prices moderate
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W-rile us for unylhiog you want. W
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the south.
SEtT'Sauiples cheerfully furnished all,
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ftti KALEIGH, N..C. QB
NEW BERNE ACADEMY,
New Dome, N.C.
Under the plan of reorganization, ofteu
.hotough instruction in the Classical ant
Irtish Courses Dy a corps oi emineci
Educators rom the University oi Haiti
Jarolinn, Horner's School ami other notct
Silticalional Institutions.
Tuition Fees Monthly in Advauce.
L'riuinry Department, 1.25 per mouth
Intermediate " 2.25 "
;.assical " 8.00 "
For further information, apply or ad
I rem, John S. Long, LL., D.
E. IL Meadows,
T. A. Green,
Board oi Regents,
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O. 3D. XJXNS.
I REIGHT k PASSENGER.
UNTIL FfJKTHER NOTICE
fheLSteamer NEUS1
Is scheduled to sail from New
bc-rn as follows:
dOXLU YS,; - WEDNESDAY I
AND F1UDAYS.
jailing hour 5:30 p. m. Sharp.
i (eight received up to 5 o'clock
Foi further iniormation apjny io
CEO. HENDERSON, Agent.
Svlicdiilo "II" Tax !
1 will have on Monday, February 22no,
ilie lts for the Schedule "B" Tax, am
4 1 1 s rties interested, are requested It
jjmc lot ward at ance and settle lor thii
ax, as I shall only mtke one all upoL
th;m. JOSEPH L. UAUN.
Sheriff Craven County.
SENT FREE 1.
Io any person interested in butnam
utt'i-ra, or who lovea animals, we will
uii'i true, upon application, a copy of lot
ALLIANCE," the organ of this Society
ill addition to its Intensely iteresiing read
i ik, it contains a list of the valuubie am
mutual premiums given by the paper.
Atl i res:
hk National Humans Alliance
411-411 United Charities Building,
New York.
Schedule EJTectivo November 22, 1890.
This condenaed Schednle ii publiihed m information only and u
subject to change without notice to the pnblio, ,
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Incorporation Sotice 1
STATE OF NOKTH CAROLINA, I
' Cravtn County. J
" ' : In Office Clerk Superior Court. -
Notice is hereby given of the ,iucorpor
ation ol the New Berne Tobacco- Ware-'
house Company, that the Dames of the
incorporators tiro N. II. Stiwt,B. S.Guion,
C. T. Watson, J. D. ; Jlackburn, II. 15.
Duffy, E. K; Bishop and J. li. l'arker,.Ir.
mil such others a they may associate witl
them; tbul thn principal place of business
shall be Id New Berue, N. C, and its gcu
eural purpose and business is to tho leas
ing, purchase, building and maintenance
jf tobacco warehouse or wareUou.-esaml
all other necessary otiicca, buildings iind
ainchiuery in or near the 'City ol Nvh
flierne, Shite of North Carolina, ' and in
aioh other places in said Stale or else
where as it may desire ami the conducting
ot a general sales tobacco warehouse busi
ness or both, nnd the doing nud perform
ing of every act and thing that it may
deem necessary thereto, with" power to
make such contracts with any and alt
persons as may be deemed necessary am
expedient for the successful conduct o
said business; that the duration ol the cor
poration shall be filty yenis-, the capital i
live thousand (o,0C0j dollars with pnvi
lege to iiicri iisi- to one hundred thoiiani
liollurs. divided in oue thousand shares ol
the par value of one hundred dollars each
W. M. WATSON, O. S C.
Sfotleo.
Having been, appointed ladmiuistraloi
of Winnie 1 ojs, deceased, 1 hereby no-
tily all persons having claims against sale
Winnie Pope to exhibit same to me on 01
before February 12th, 1808, or this notlci
will be pleaded in barjthereof. All per
sons indebted to said Winnie .Pope, will
make immediate payment to me.
- ROBERT " G. MOSELT,
Administrator of Winnie Pope.
Feby. 12, 1897. 2
Notice !
3tate,of NorthCAroIiIna, I
Craven County,
In .the Superior Court,
Nathan Fisher, 1
vs i Notice,
Mattic Fisher. )
To Mattic Fisher, the defendant in tht
above entitled action. Take Noticel
That an action entitled as above, liai
been instituted against you in the Superi
or court of said county, for a divorci
from the bonds of matrimony tor lega
causes, and you are hereby required U
appear at the Spring Term of said couit
to bo held on tho 3rd day of May, 189'
and answer or demur to the complaint
now on file in the Clerk's otlice of sail
court, or tho relief demanded in sail
complaint will be granted.
Thia 5th day oi February, 1897.
W. M. WATSON,
Clerk Superior Couit.
Geo. H. White, Atty. for Plaintiff.
New Berne Mails.
Notice is given tlidt on and after tbi
date mails leave
For all poiuts inJPnmlico County art
South Creek section of Beaufort Count;
;loe at 5 a. m.
For Vaueeboro and Post OHU'is ii
Northern part ol Craven County close a
I'i noon.
For Belliiir and Lima, ! a. in.
For Whit ford, 11 a. m.
All irail for DeBruhl goes to Pollokt
ville, the loriuer ottite is tliscoiiliuued.
Vuncelioro mail arrives 13 m.
Yuueehoro mull leaves 1 p. m.
M . MAJiLY, I'ostmasttr
Ciuntoii''N MagaJnc
or Practical Economics and
Political Science.
Vol. XII. MARCH, 1807, No. ?.
The New Administration " Ml
Are Luxuries Wasted Wealth? 15)
Growth of Sound Financial Opinion 15
How to Attain the Eight Hour Day- 10!
dlgli Wages and Cheap, Production 171
How Not (o Reform the Currency " 171
Analysts or Cuban Population , 181
A Nebraskan View oi election Figures. 194
Organized Labor Abroad I'M
Kditorial Cruciblo 10)
Euonomicsln Magazines 2(t
Book Reviews 2li
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