AN OPEN LETTERS
To MOTHERS.
- WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE
' ' ex :lusive use of the WORD "CASTORIA n AND '
TITCHER'S C ASTORIA," AS our trademark.
J, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER,' of Eyannis, Massachusetts,
was tho originator of " PITCHER'S CASTORIA," the same
. that has borne and does now stf yvr. " 0,1 mrV
tear thi facsimile signature of (azf-ucks wrapper.
' This is 'he original " PITCHER'S CASTORIA," which has been
used in the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty
- years: LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see thai it i$
the hint you have always bought 0 on the
and has the signature of wrap
'per. ; iFo one has authority from me to use my name ex
' cept Tie Centaur Company of which Chas. H. Fletcher is
. ProoiAant. M
- March 8, 1897. Q& ,p,
-' ' I Do Not Be Deceived.
Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting
a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you
(because he makes a few more pennies on it the in
gredients of which even he does not know.
"The Kind You Have Always Bought"
BEARS THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF
SuTfrS.,..
STEPNIATT
L - IP, .COOWJ SUSSl 1
Oopjrlght, 1867, by Tillotaon A Bona.
Insist on Having
The Kind That Never Failed You,
ins ckntau ceWMHT, i r MunnftT M acrr, mkw tork citt.
Somliern - IRsiIlTX7"Sb37
I Schedule Eiinctivb May 2, 1897.
Thi coiid.nsco! Schedule ia published ng information only and is
subject change without notice to the public.
, -
UEENSBOKO, RALEIUII. U0LDSB0RO AND NORFOLK.
No. li, No. :6. No (!. No. 3S. No. IS. No. 11. j
Mixt-il Dally. Dally. Eastern Tim. Dally, bally. Mlxe.1.
Oally . Dally.
ISO am SIM ant WlOpm l.v Ureensboro Ar 1155 am 0 85 pin 6 Mam
Smiaui 01. a in IS to pin Ulusoiivllle " li-.'tani UI p in tiitn
SSiani Silaui II Mil ii. felou College 11 21) a in 6 Ml p in GOHam
8 10an. Slain 'JMpm " Burlington "11 loam iWpm 5 Main
Sis a in (40 am IMpr Graham " 11 10 am 545pm 640 a m
, lim in 17 a m 7 p l " Haw Klvur " 10 Ml a in 5 Mi p m r, a a in
It Au am 10 Uaiu i PJ Uehane " 10 49 am 6 27 p in S05 a in
i' 4 30 a in lo 1 i in 1 17 u in llumuoro " II) ti a m 1 07 p m 4 30uni
4 Ml a in 10 St a m 1 4e p in " University " 10 07 a ui 5 60 p in sua ni
soain lossra 'l'Ui- Durham ' "Warn 43811111 silo a in
Oil a n Into am SS pm Morrlarllle " 0 18am I 4 07 pin SSI) a in
DMaiii 1 1 Jr a in its pin " tmy " II on a m 'A 58 p m ai i m
-Titian 11 15 a in II Wp in Ai KalilVll Lv 8 53 a in il 4o p in !!(K a m
ku; No 41.
h Bu" 1 Kx. Sun.
win .. Lv Ralolgn Ar ooopm
. ft 40 a n ISrapm j si pm" Auburn " 8 27 am 1314pm 8 20 p m
In SI a i HJ?,,m 4Jlpni" Clayton 8 1.', am tJttipm 7 1.1 p in
rjliiii "Pa " Seln,a 7 40am 'gj" SOSpni
"l tt'ipm " NurloU " 0 4 am
M4eui 1 lop ml 4 in pm Princeton 7 33am 8. Op ml 6 90 pm
till pi I 14opm 4 66puAr JoiUstioro Lv 710aui 13upui 4 55 p ui
Hoi
anil II orrv Pullman Bleeping Van between Ureensboro and Raleigh.
At lit n tic out XI ne.
Wilmington & New Berxe lL R.,
, j TIllK TABLE NO. 1,
In Etfcct Sunday, August 1, 1807, Dally
-I Kxcept ttunday.
Going oulb HCHRDULK: Going North
No. 01, l'a-nger Traint Ho. 00,
L.T. A 111,
U20.J
V S3.,
10 00 .
10 43..
13 40 .
r m
No. 81
' Lea'
day on
stations; Ar. p m,
New Borne 6 20
I'ollockBville 4 41
..vayaville 4 80
Jacksonville 3 88
Wilmington, Lv. ... 3 00
-; P ll
Passenger & Freight, No. 80.
o Wilmington Monday, Weilnes
il Friday. Leare New Berne Tuea-
day, Imuriday and Saturdny
Ui. Alt
.Ar.
700
7 2J
7 81
7 49
758
803
811
8 18.
8 83
803
800
818
884
0 50
1100
li 10
It 88
11 M
13 18
13 30
14&I
l no
l
Ar. pm
...L. Wilmington, Ar..... 8 33
........ Buy mead 8 60
.. Klrklnnd. 8 40
ScoU'allill ,3 40
Hnnutiad 3 11
cypress Lake...... ..3 05
... ... Annandale 1 63
.. , .. Woodoide ...147
.. ......EdgkCombo.. ...... 180
. Holly ridge. ...... 117
.. ..... .FolksUine. ......... 13 M
.13 43
.13 23
.13 03
.10 33
.1000
. 880
818
.838
.8 30
. 834
. 800
A. & X. . . It.
TIME TABLE NO. 3.
To Tuke Effect Sunday, October 24tli,
1897, nt 13 SI.
Going East BcilKDl'LE: Giiing West
No. 2 - Voiscnger Trains No. 4
Lv, p m stations: Ar. a m
8 20 Goldsboro 11 05
8 40..... LaGrange 10 83
413...... . .Kiuston 1013
013 Ar. New Berno, Lv,... . 9 10
S25...,.,Lv. " Ar 8 57
8 87. . . Ar. Morehead city Lv 7 47
No. 1, f I I No. 3,
Mx'd Ft. and stations; Mx't Ft, and
lWTo, I I Pius. Tn.
Lv. a m Ar. p m
7 10 .....Goldsboro 8 00
743..... Best's 7 20
8 03.... ;... LaGrange 6 50
8 26. Fulling creek 0 20
814 Kineton ... . 6 00
9 23 Caswell 618
8 43.. ......Ar. Dover, Lv BOO
1013..... ..Lv. Ar 4 20
10 40... core creek 4 00
11 IS Tiiscarora 8 88
It UI ;.. Clark's 8 20
1303 Ar. New Berne, Lv 3 60
180 Lv. - Ar 10 47
.......Dixon,....,..
. .... Verona. ......
.'...Ar. Jacksonville, Lv.'
.Lv. " Ar.
..... Northeast. .... .
......Whltorak......
...... Kaysvllle .... .
Ravenswond .'. .
rollocksville....
, .... Debrulil
. .Ar. New Berne, Lv,.
Dlily Except Sunday.
J. K. KENLY,
General Manm;or.
. HjinDE'J, .
tinpt. Transportation.-'
818 .....Riverdale
8 20...
841...
813...
10 00
...croatan ..' 10 00
.. Ilavelock.... 8 40
. . Newport, Lv 0 00
BRANCH OFFICE :
A. Portcrfield & Co.
.
Of locessors to II, W. Bilnhy & Co )
Hunker
and
IXroliers.
KtocEs, II on cl.
Cottoa, Urtla,
ProvUloas
I! in fit aii'l sold f-r rruli or on margin t
r n ut. In Iota (ruin t-" up.
r , it I. n I" tclian ;(. l'lion.1 4'3,
:' i' i ifi il I! ink Urfrrnnwsfi,
nill lut,lliiili4,
,. i). M-,vrn!!;v,
8 3J......:...Wlldwood 8 47
3 81 .....Atlantic 8 88
8 40 .... Ar. Morehead city, Lv 8 30
4 01. ...Ar. M. city Depot, Lv 7 30
P.M. A. M.
'Monday. Wednesday and Friday,
t Tuesday. Thuisdaylnnd Saturday.
8. L. DILU
Superintendent.
PATENTS
U. B. AND
FOREIGN
PROCURED.
EUGENE W. JOHNSON, Solicitor and
Attorney la Patent Causes, 1730 Now
York Ave , Washington, D. C.
OHlon Eatahliihid I8W. Charges Mod
crate. Correspondent Requested.
WM.DL'NN, JAS. REDMOND,
President Tie Fret.
M. B. (JUION, Secty; Treat,
Hgw Berne Ice Go
Maonlactarara'
Pure Crystal Ice,
Front Pirtllled Wiler.
Out-nut 20 Tuns D..1U.
Car iiosd Uls iVilii'lleJ
lit ilrliverud daily (except Buoly)
a. m lo U n m.
riunilnvs (mi. ui nii'y) 7 a. m. .to 1?
ii"'ni. l-nr pni biuI her inliirninlioii,
continued,
"And she toluuie to hide your honor
anywhere lean; so, if yon please, sir,
I'll lock you up in the larder. "
"Thank yoo, granny," Vladimir an
swered, "but they'll come to look for
me in the larder. "
"Then in the lumber room?"
"They'll come there too. "
"In the barn, then, in the hay?"
"They'll come there, too, and stick
their swords through the hay."
The old woman spread ont her hands
despairingly.
"Good Lord, what wicked wretchesl
Their swords? Then they'll kill you.
Where am I to hide yon, little father?
You're not a thimble. I can't pop you
into my pocket. "
"Well, I'm afraid there isn't any
where, granny," said Vladimir. "Ah!
What's that up in the ceiling?" he
asked, pointing with his finger.
At one comer of the wooden roof,
just over the bed, a seam ran across tho
planks, showing the presence of a trap
door. A small ring was screwed into
the wood for a handle.
"That's the garret, little father,
where we keep the barrels of dried
apples. "
"All right, I'll hide there."
He placed a small dressing table on
the bed and a chair on the dressing ta
ble ; then, climbing up, he opened tho
trap and slipped hastily into its black
jaws. Bending his head down through
the trap, he directed the old woman to
put the furniture back as it was before
and smooth the bed so that it should
look as though no one had stood on it.
He then glanced round the room and
saw his hut in a corner.
"Give it me here, granny," he said.
"It's a good thing I noticed it."
She put tho hat on to a broom handle f
and hoisted it up to liini. Vladimir hid
himself in the garret, carefully letting!
the trap down into its place. Ho had
thought of everythiuR but the principal
I thing, and that he hud forgotten the
j thing which served as handle to the
l trap. If he had unscrewed it, no one
! could have suspected the existence of a
l trap.
The nurse fulfilled all his directions
accurately, carrying the chair into the
next room and setting the dressing tame
! back in its place. When she went up to
the bed to set it in order, a happy
"I know what I'll get into the bed,
just as if this is where I sleep," she
thought. "Surely those brutes won't
think of looking for the bonny lad in
an old woman's room."
She hastily took off her shoes and
outer clothing, put out the light aud got
into bed towuit for theunbidden guests.
She had a good time to wait. The
procurator carefully exmuiuod every
nook and corner in the house. Kntin
tried to prevent him from entering her
mother's bedroom, but he insisted,
threatening to enter by force if she did
not admit him qnictly. He promised,
however, not to disturb the sick woman
and followed Katia into the room alone,
leaving the offirftr of gendarmerie out
side the door.
'Katia, is that you?" asked the
mother, half waking.
'Yes, mamma. Go to sleep again."
'Wasn't there a ring down stairs? I
thought I heard one," the pationt went
on.
'It was only the man with your med
icine. Go to sleep again, mamma,"
Katia replied.
The procurator meanwhile was ex
amining the room, in which he could
find nothing suspicions. Ho looked into
the wardrobe, but it contained only
feminine elothing, He carefully exam
ined the bed, on which the sick woman
lay, covered by a thin quilt Then he
bent down, lifted the valance and
looked under tho bed, but there also be
conld find no criminal. In the corner
stood a large old traveling truuk. He
made a sign to the girl to open it and
looked in, but still could find no criminal.
He left the room In silence and went
down stairs. Katia followed.
'Now we will go to the pavilion,"
he taid to the officer of gendarmerie.
Tell your men to bring lantern. "
"A corporal of gendarmerie appeared
with a lantern and walked with the
officer and procurator aorosa the dark
courtyard. Katia followed them. She
knew that Vladimir must be there, for
there was nowhere that he could escape
to, the whole place bad been so thor
oughly searched. She foresaw some
thing frightful, but she could not bear
not to go. To stay behind and .wait
would be still more dreadful.
The gendarme, entering the pavilion,
hook the nurse by the shouldor. She
was pretending to be asleep, or perhaps
bad fallen asleep in reality.
"What Is it? What's the matter?"
aba muttered. . ,
"Get op and dress, M
' The old woman obeyed, and the
whole pavilion was searched. No crim
inal was to be found. The procurator,
beginning to get ont of patience, turned
to bis com pan ion.
"We must get the troth out of this
old bag," be said. '
"Look here," be .went on, addressing
the none, "look me straight in the
face."
"There's no need, sir. I can see yoo
plain enough as It Is," she retorted.
"Silencel" shouted the procurator,
"Answer me. Where la the young gen
tleman who cams here last Monday?"
"How should I kuow about gentle
folks' affairs? I'm only a servant hers.
He came, aud 1 suppose he went away,
is he Isn't here." . .
"Look here I Althouah you're an old
woman" the procurator began sternly.
At this moment the ofnonr of gen
darnierie touched bint on the shoulder
and pointed to the ring hanging from
the oeilftig. Katia looked up, aud the
Cold sweat broke out on ber forehead.
"He is sore to be there," she thought
"Ah, of course." said the pmcurstor
la delight Then turning to Katia be
added: "Kludly let me have a ladder.
I saw one tn ynor lnnibnr room."
"Very well," Katia answered, more
di ml limn alive.
TI o i iVir, r ul the aetidamis li ft the
room and presently came Dace wren a
little ladder, which they set up against
the wall.
The officer of gendarmerie, to whom
belonged the honor of discovering the
trapdoor, ascended the ladder with the
lantern in his hand. The ladder was
somewhat short, and he was small of
stature. Finding himself not high
enough, he set one foot On the top shelf
of the little bookcase which hung on
the wall close by. Tbe nail gave way,
and shelves, books, ladder and gen
darme all came tumbling to the floor.
Tbe officer almost fell on the back of
the procurator, who was stooping down
to pick up a sheet of note paper folded
in two, which had fluttered off one of
the books as it fell. It was the farewell
letter which Vladimir had left for
Katia the day before when intending
to leave the house and theu had forgot
ten to destroy.
The procurator read it through, and
an oath broke from him in his annoy
ance. The prey had slipped away from
under his very nose.
"What is tho matter?" asked his
worthy companion.
"Read it"
The officer took the note. There could
remain no further doubt upon tbe sub
ject The letter was dated and signed
"Vladimir Volgiu." It was addressed
to "Kateriua Vasilyevua Prozorov. "
Tho authenticity of the note was un
doubted, and the contents fully confirm
ed tho random statement which had
fallen from Katia.
"It will probably be agreeable to
you," suoeriugly remarked tho procura
tor, turning to Katia, "to know of
your protege's grateful feelings toward
you."
Ho handed her tho note. Katia read
it, but Understood nothing. She only
felt that soiuo nort of crisis was over
and that in some miraculous way Vladi
mir's position was improving.
"Bo so kind as to return the docu
ment to me," said the procurator. "We
have to present it in our report I
think," he went on, turning to the
officer of gendarmerie, "that it will be
useless for u9 to continue our search
any longer or to interrogate the other
servants. "
The officer agreed with him. Vladi
mir was saved.
They at once wrote out their report,
a short one, stating that, from the evi
dence of the lady of the house and of
the nurse and also from a letter found
during tho search, it appeared that tho
person unknown living under the
LEUAL NOTICES.
NIt.rinH
Kali.
' charged.
James H. Long,) Judgment in
vs. En forte a
Samuel Parsons ) Lien.
By virtue i f im execution from 1 lie '
Superior court lu me directed, in favor HAMS tb
of J nines 11. Long and against Kinuiel
Parsons, I will sell for cash at the court
house door in the oily of New iii-rne, on
Beware
01 the Knife.
Mr. Lincoln Nelson, of Marshfield, Mo.,
writes: "For six years I have been a
sufferer from a scrofulous affection of
the glands of my nect, ana ait enoris piol.ly November 21'lh, 187, at 12
of physicians in Washington, D. C, I o'clock , m ., or as soon iheicafler as court
Springfield, 111., and St. Louis failed to all Ul(e ,ecess, Hie following described
reduce the enlargement. After six I ,.(U ,.stale, lo satisfy the haul execution:
months' constant treatment here, my A ct rtain tract or lot of hind situated
physician urged me to submit to a re jn tj. oounlv of Ciaven and State of
moral of the gland. At this critical mo-, Xoilli Carolina, on west side of Oak St.,
ment a friend recommended S.S.S., I j tle t, v o New Hei ne, lieginning at
and laying aside a deep-rooted preju- tw nonh'i.asl corner of the lot owned hv
dice against all patent medicines, 1 be-, .;uas Mitchell, running northward along
gan its use. Before I had used one bot-: (jflv Uv0 ft.t.t l0 uK. t owned by
tie the enlargement began to disappear, ! i.jm.tcr Iniffv. thence westwurdly along
and now it is entirely gone, though lam : i,,.ji,si,.. Dull v's line to t lie lot owned by
not through with my second bottle yet. i .lilc will.s one hundred and four feet.
Had I only used your S.S.S. long ago, ihence southward along said Isaac Wil is'
Wholesale Prices Current.
j The following quotations represent
1 Wholesale Pi ices generally. lit making
! up small orders higher prices have to be
I would have escaped years of misery
and saved over $150."
This experience is like that of all who
suffer with deep-seated blood troubles.
The doctors can do no good, and even
their resorts to the knife prove either
fruitless or fatal. S.S.S. is the only
real blood remedy; it gets at the root of
the disease and forces it out perma-tietittv.
S.S.S. guaranteed purely vegetable) j f u
A Real Blood Remedy.
is a blood remedy for real blood troubles, I
it cures the most obstinate cases of
Scrofula, Eczema, Cancer, Rheumatism, '
etc.. which other so-called blood reme
dies fail to touch. S.S.S. gets at the
root of the disease and forces it out per- j
manently. Valuable books will
be sent free
to any address
by the Swift
Specific Co., At
lanta, Ga.
-STEAMERS-
line lifty two feet to the northwestern
corner of the lot owred by Elias .Mitch
ell, thence east wardly along said Mitch
ell's line to one hundred and four feet to
the beginning. Known as lot No 1111 in
I he plan of the city of New Berne being
llie same lot conveyed by deed of X.ien
ster Duffy to Mary A Sligte, bearing
dale of l)i comber 1st, recorded in
book 112. folios fr'j and :i:l."i in the ottice
e rcgisterof deedsof t 'raven county.
JOSEPH li. II A 11 N,
Sherill' Craven County.
Administrators Notice
Having duly ipialilied as Administra
tor of tbe will of llexter Cole, deceased,
1 hereby notify all persons having claims
against the estate ot said testator to
piesent the same to me on or before the
17th day of October, 1 MIS or this no
tice will be pleaded as a bar to their re
covery. All persons indebted to said Dexter
Cole, deceased, will please come forward
anil settle at once.
This 17th day of October. 1SH7,
I). ATKINSON,
Administrator of Dexter Cole.
Sugar Cured 10J 12
North Carolina ill (11)
SHOULDERS-t lb
Sugar Cured 7
English Cured 8 ej
Richmond HJ tt)
PORK f, barrel
New Heavy Mess.... di) 10.10
Short cut (it 10 50
DRY SALTED MEAT
Bellies 7 th
Short hacks ... 5J
LARD- V II.
Best Refined fij (A fij
North Carolina 7 (it
Compound fit u)
SALT, y sack
Liverpool 55 (16
American 55 tic (10
BUTTER 1' lb
Best Elgin 20 fib 25
Good 18 (i 21)
FLOUR a' barrel
Extra 4 75 Ob 5 (10
Straight 5 00 ho 5 25
Fancy Straight 5 25 (if 5 41)
: Full Patent 5 50 (.1)
Best Fancy Patent... 5 75 (if?
COFFEE f' lb
Roasted 17 hf 27
Green : 10 ot 20
SUGAR, V :wt. Granu. 5 51)
i Standard A t 5 25
! White c 'it 5 01)
I Yellow (.. 4 4()
EANTEBN
CAROLINA DISPATCH
-AN D-
Old Dominion Steamship C
LINE,
0,
FREIGHT & PASSENGER.
For All Poiuls Xoi ili.
The oOlecr took the note.
nnmo of Vladimir Volgiu had disap
peared on the day before the search.
Katia signed this document without
reading it. She was still unable to como
to herself.
A few minutes later the earring"
rumbled away from the door, and the
gendarmes wero gone.
The Steamer NEUSE
will leave on MiK.ilayg, Wt ilncsdajs,
ami Fridays at li p. m , sharp. Mak
ing no stops between New Heme lo
Elizabeth City.
The Steamer NEU IiKRNE
will sail on Tuesdays and Fridays at
li o'clock, noon, inakinu hiniling
at Oriental, Ouraeoki! and lloaiiokc
Island.
Frdylit received not later
than 0110 hour previous to sailing.
For further information apply lo
CiKO. HKNDKliSOX, Agt.
M. K. Kinii, (len. Mgr..
II. C. IlriHUNs.tieii.Frt.S I
Norfolk, Va.
New liuiiio, N. C, Sept
Sewing
Machines
NORTH CAROLINA.) Superior Court,
Pamlico County. $ Full Term, 1SU7.
C. E. l'.rite, Plaintiff, 1
vs. I Order of
The Ml. Airy Maim- j Publication,
factoring Company, j
The defendants will lake notice that
the plaintiir h -n instituted an action in
tho Superior court of Pamlico county for
damages 011 a breach of contract, notice
N hereby given lo the defendanls to ap
pear at the ncU term of the Superior
court of said county to be held at Bay
hwooiillio H1I1 M'onday after the 1st
.Monday in September, lA'.i7. and answer
or demur to the complaint which will be
lileil in the ollice of Ihe clerk of the said
Superior ei urt. or plaid I iff will lake judg
ment according to the player of relief in
Ihe complaint.
Yi1ness inv hand and ollieial seal, this
Septembci 4 i 1 1 . IIT.
FESTl'S MILLER.
C. S. C.
KRAIN-V bushel
Old Corn
New t 'oru
Oats
Cow Peas
Peanuts N
EGOS V dozen 12
POULTRY fi pair
Chickens, young 20
Chickens, old ,
FRESH MEAT
Beef V lb
Pork V lb
BEESWAX V lb
TALLOW, 1' II
POTATOES f' bushel
Norton Yams
Bahamas
45 df
:is 1,1
27 J en
liil in
4U
lit 1 00
35
4(1
20
tit
di
4 di
fij (10
('
Ot
(ill
25
40
20
Notice !' Kale.
Holland Smill
istralrix of
Slililh, ilecc
vs.
, Admin
D. W.
used.
I In the Superior
'Court before
I the clerk.
ss.A-t.
IS, IS'.ir.
To lie Continued.
Household Gods.
The Kiieient Greeks believed that the
Penaiites were thi Gods who attended to
the welfare and iiroqierity of the l.nuily.
They were worabipned as household gods
to every home. The household god ol
todu? is Dr. King's New Discovery For
consumption, cough, c ibis and for ail
stlectinns ol Hie rhrnu, Chest and Luns
it is inva'uihle. It hash-en tried lor a
quarter 1 f 11 ceotury and is lniaranteel to
cure, or money retunud no nmneiioni
tiuuld be without tins gooi angel. It is
ple imnt lo tak.i and a safe snd sure rem
edy lor old anil young. Free tiial bottle
st F, S. Dull,' UiuSslon).
ltetubir size 50c and 1.00
'Are Cities.
Tho following announcement Is post
ed in the Boston street cars: "Tho board
of health hereby adjudges that tho de
posit of 'sputum' in street cars is a pub
lic nuisance, a source of filth aud causo
of sickness, and hereby orders that spit
ting on the floor of any streetcar be and
hereby ia prohibited." Tho following
sign appears lu the street cars of New
York city: "Spitting oil the floor of
this car is positively prohibited." Goth
am and the Hub have difforent ways of
arriving at the same statomeut Elec
trical Koview
Hie beat theaters in Australia aro
usually built ou English pluus, but are
mauagod more like American play
bouses. The prices charged are much
leas than those cheerfully paid In Eng
land. Drew circle scats or "stalls,"
which bring f 3. 60 in London, will not
soil fur mora than 9 1.35 tn Melbourne
or Bydney
MAGICALLY
EFFECTIVE
TREATMENT
FOR WEAKEN
OF ALL AGES
tit Mim v sitf A nT 4 Hff?. 4! Aft
t eWlal aiipllaore tins euicnUSr irn
dice seas on sriai o in,
inaa. A wnrld-wldo mputjll inn bark Of
thi oCVr. Kvwr nrateel lo haj'PT murHM
lite rvmor-l. full irvnsth, aavrkipnrnt
end tone aivwi tonrerr ponKmof the uml.
.Hiirt'lniiKllill e(nelmmr.
N" O. . I. K'lMUl".
ERIE rnllDICAL C0..Mi?i?:
0 EASY THI! MS to re-mo-.
Bible parties ON MONTHLY
PAYMENTS.
Will Call or Wait on Parlies,
luilicatc Parts lor Machines
For Sale.
Needles and Oil in Sujijily.
E. J. Lanier,
78 Pollock S1.,
District Agent,
' Nellie Smith and Einnia
Smith. I
I liy virtue of an order of the clerk of
the Superior court of Craven county:
i North Carolina, in the special proceeding
entitled as above now pending in said
; Superior court. Hie undersigned adiniu
1 islr.itrix will sell for eash.lo makeassets,
.it the coiirl house door in the city of
New Heine. Craven cmiuty. N. (' . at 12
: o'clock. 110011, 011 Monday the 2ilth, day
I of November, 1'.I7. it being the lirst day
, of I in- Fall Term of Ihe Superior court of
said coiinlv. lo the highest bidder for
! cash. (In- right, title ami interest of D.
I W. Sinilli, deceased, in a certain piece
j or parcel of laud situated ill saiil Craven
i county, on the north side of Swift creek
! and bounded bvlhelandsof Peter Willis,
Noah Jackson. Macon Bryan, W. II. El-
levin ami others, containing eighty tSO)
; acres more or less, being the lands con
voyed tn the said I). W. Smith, by deed
! registered in the ollice of register of
' deeds of Craven county. ill book S2. pages
I 471 and 472 to w hich reference is made;
iliigether with improvements thereon,
i Subject to right of dower and dower in
terest ol the widow ot said lands.
HOLLAND SMITH,
Administratrix.
The Forum.
EDITED 1SY J. M. RICE.
I!i7.
Liberal Terms Given Local Agenls
Iti'oeiv'if. Notice!
The undersigned having been duly ap
pointed Receivers of the Stimson Lum
ber Company: and under ihe order of
app lintnieui being leipiircd to notify all
creditors tn tile their claims with us as
such receivers: Therefore: All persons
, holding any claims or demands of any
nature or kind are notified lo present the
I same lo Ihe undersigned Receivers on or
before the lirst day of Ihe next term of
: Ihe Superior court of Craven county, to
be held on the 211th day of November,
i 1S1I7, t 1 the end that such orders may lie
i made in respect to the same us the court
' iiiav direct: And all sums due the Stim
son Lumber Coinpanv must be paid to us.
P. II. I'F.LLETIF.R, I K,.c,.ivers
F. C. (iOODWIN, ( ",t,uers-
New Berne, N. C . Sept. ltlth, 1X97,
N)VEMl'.i::
D.ingi rous Di feels of our El-ctoral
System I. II. 11 .1 (1 Carlisle.
Notable Littcis 1 1 oil my Political
Friends II, Scii.dor .luti'i S Morrill.
Some Li ssons 1.! trie Vellnw Fever Ep
identic, )r Walter Wyncin.
The IMalioa of l'r xluc ion to I'roduc:
live Canai ity, Hon Vurroll I) Wright.
The Monet'iiy Commission, 1'iof
I.mreiiee Laiighliu.
Our Proposed New Sugar Induslry,
Edwin F. Atkins.
The Disu-e of Liuigliler, Sir Lewis
Mo lis.
The Mississippi River Problem; Suc
cess ol the Levee Svsleni. lion Rolit Stew
art Titvlor. Dredging vs Levees, (Ju-lave
Dyes.
England and the Famine in Imli i.I'rof
E Washburn Hopkins.
How the (ire, ks weie Difrated, Fred
erick Palnnr.
Letters lo a Living Auiliur, "Arthur
l'et'li.'-
Ainericiu Ar, h 1 o'ois:s in (irooec, J
(ii-iiiiudiic. ;
THE FOR I'M Pill. CO., Ill 5lh Ave.
25 Cts a Copy.
$.1.(10 Per Year.
TKADE-MAKK.
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pro f 1 -m.l m. ItnimM'rrrt Van in to itiyn. W.
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KaMtnan's Ko. 7. F.iucka Camfn
ha implc Insuura int tor uc witl
plates. Make pictures 3M x 3 V.
inches, am. hat p;-.ce in back foi
;hrcc double plalc l.oMcrt. Safct
huiter. Fine achromatic lens.
free
li Tn ah I
M.a'aaalia.
We aro showing a line of all wool stills
at 14,00 In checks and plaids.
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IASTMAN KODAK CO.
tcocbester, N. Y.
jLjuhI Nnle,
Pursuant to a judgnient of the Superior
court of Craven county lathe action
w herein Mary L. Taylor is plaintiff and
II. J. Smilh and others are defendanls, 1,
as eoininisMioner of court, will on Tues
day, Nov. atlth, lMiti, at the court house
door in New hern at the hour of 12 o'clock
M. or as soon as court shall lake a reces.
sell lo Ihe highest bidder for cash the
following hinds situated In Craven Coun
ty: 1 Iruct of 100 acres on the west side
of NeuH' river nod 1 tract of about 00(1
acres on tlu Mist sole or feline river
known us tin Hpicer lane plnce. includ
Ing all the hinds c nveyed by Hpicer
Lane lo llioninson u. ljine as aet out in
Ihe complaint in said action, except those
parts conveyed lo (,nrisiopner uuuiey,
E. II. Anderson and F. II. Hawkins.
W. I). Mi'lVEK,
Commissioner.
New Berne Mails.
Notice is given Hint on and after this
date rnsils lusve
For all points lu Pamlico County sud
South Creek section of Beaufort Count
close at a a m.
For Vancvboro and Post Offices la
Northern part of Craven County close a.
13 noon.
For Bcllair aod Lima, 9 a, in.
For Wait ford, 11 a. m.
All trail for DeBruhl goo" U Polloks-
Villa, the lormsr ottka is aisoontluued.
Vaooslioro mall srnvss 18 m.
Yamboro nail leaves 1 p. m. 1
U . MAN LT. Postmaster
Hagicar Pain
Extractor.
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RHEUMATISM.
NEURALGIA,
LMBAQO.
TOOTHACHE,
BACKACHE.
CATARRH,
AMI A LI. KINDS OK
PAINS AND ACHES.
For nearly three score years and
ten this famous old household friend
has been curing pains and aches,
and has never disappointed the user
It is clean, puro, efficacious, agree
ably smelling and quickly acting.
IT IS A
Rich, picy Cemeoand and la
ralaable for
Cats, Scalds, Seres, Bans, Ulcers,
Woaads, Erysipelas, Skist Tr.akl.s,
Etc- Ete.
Price 25 Cents.
AT DKA1.RKS AND DRDIHIISTS,
or sent in quantity of 3 or more packages
to any sudrtsson receipt ol money, by
YVInklcmann A Drown Druf Co.,
Stale frearteians
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