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tiiin.n and riioritiBTOR.
f ' JV.IUPTION KATES.
la s Ivance
. , i i. a iu advauce
, i y irricr in the cliy.
.4.00
. 6.00
. .SO
Rates (urnlBhed on appll-
Ct
EuU -ieil at the Pom OIBce, New Bern,
N. C, as second cla&i matter.
cliil rpor of New Ber
Craven County.
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New Bern. N.C., May 4, 1900.
THE HEGRO AND NORTHERN LABOR
. - STRIKES. ; - r
s Two Important movements among the
lahnrW element of the North end
- South are now taking place.
In the north,' strikes ere general, and
the .demand la for less hour of work
and more Dav.1 Eight hour Is deemed
" " time enough no constitute a day' env
' ployment, whlld ten to fifteen per cen
Increase of wage U regarded only
.' : Just advance for the workman.
- In the aouth. and thla eapecially ap
ply to North Carolina, the negro, wLo
conBtitutes the greater portion of the la
boring claaa, ia largely dissatisfied Willi
' " . local condition, and male and female, 1
leaving for the north. . .., ',':'
' . The negroes at home receive most far
a arable report from those negroes who
have . gone north. ; Work is plentiful,
v and wage are high, so say the (letters,
- and this create the wish among those
. ' ; .-' behind, to leave for the promised land,
where there is' so much work end o
much money to pay JbosTw ho accept
1 The question at how acceptable this
much work will be 'for the Southei n
' negro whojgoes North, will not be dls
cussed at the present time. V Ills enough
to Ay that nnleu the Southern negio
oitanges very much, the continuous work
in the North to whlchhemust be subject
will cause him U often look back to the
: South and wish himself there again.
- In the reports of the Northern strike,
it Is often suted that the places are
being filled by .non-union organization
men.
' Are these non-union men, the negroes
who are flocking from the Boulh, to
. enjoy the plenty of work and pay T
And If they are, how long will the
white laborer of the North be content to
- compete with this new element In bis
labor situation ; , i(
Xlght hour, with the pay equal to ten
- or twelve hour work as rathe south,
will Just suit the negro and this may be
the cause of the steady procession,
. which continue on its way northward
from tbi and other States. . -'.
. While It may be a matter of concern
to the south, thlsgolng out of IU labor-
, log- class, it is much more a matter of
concern to the northern- workman, who
will find In the negro a competitor for
. bla work and wage. O.
There can be no doubt but that within
few years the negro problem will be
one to engage the north, -and prove more
serious in Us solution, than it ever was
in ths south where the negro Is best un
derstood, and more generously treated
s for !.' bent interests and welfare.
f TAi it o Ohio, Crrv of Tolkdo; 1
LlK'AB Coortt, , y ss.
F.,
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k J. Ciirrst mskes oath that be
lor partner of the firm of F. J.
- it Co.; doing business In the
; ' !o, County and State afore
: t said firm will pay the sum
hUSDRED DOLLAK3 for
: every case 6f Catabrk thai
ii cured by the use of Hai l's
(Vita. - ,
FRANK J. CHENEY
i to before me and subacrilxd Id
f I
' i; this 8th day of December,
A. W. GLEAHON,
Notary Pul.llo
trh Core Is taken lntrrniii y
'y on the blood and mn
of the system. Bend for
r.ea.
F.J.CIIEXEYACo.
Toledo, O.
!fd,7."ic. ,
I'ills are the best.
!' Loud V- ar.
wear Is very
H:i'. - :s, f '
,' to. A i- --
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lend l!
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II
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ol i li h I i It
blooms three or f,.:.r i.,;;s n..i-r a
I !i8 t! Tin .ii me country to li
Some ti -1 ill tor a frU'int, and the
Hint tsmick me In that particular In
cm . una the utter linrreiiiicHS of toe
ni, ih- liiiulMcime. There, was a' low
is!, o of Inixl of ten acres or more Hint
was covered wiiu lo.v, blavK vtinS unit
u-ere docldcdiv uninviting. Four hours
Inter, after a heavy thunder shower. I
I
passed this piece of land, and It was
1
absolutely covered wttn wnni iseeim-u
to be the prettiest flowers I Diiu ever
seen. It was one enormous uouquet,
and the fragrance from It was almost
Intoxicating.
"I could scarcely believe the evidence
of my own eyes, but there It was, what
aeemed to bo an unsightly waste trans
formed as If bv made Into n bower or
-rdnnm.
"1 mnde Innulry of the natives ana
learned that once In a long time the
mlnflower bloomed in a few hours aft
er a ruin, thoueb ordinarily the blos
soms did not appear for three or four
A,, and hen usually came, in tne
.. . .... o lol
nignt, new iur wi.v.
User.
Not all car conductor are merciy
hardened ringer In. of fares. A poor
woman got on a -Twenty-third street
crosstown car at Fourth avenue, and
as It was well under way and she was
about to band her fare to the conductor
she asked nim If be transrerrea to
Rlirth avenue. On being told no. she
drew back her 6 cent and asked to be
let off.
'I've a lone way to go on tsixtn
avenue." -she said, "and I'd better walk
n there and then ride." " -
The car then had reached siaaison
avenue. .
"Walt till we Bet across tne street,
answered the conductor. She waited.
and Instead of stopping there be let the
car co on, past, the transfer station
and across Broadway to Sixth avenue
There he pulled the bell and lootcea at
ber. ' , -t -
"Thank you." she aald gratefully.
He had carried ber within a block of
where she wanted to go and had taken
no fare. New Xork Telegram, -x
KorelTfcaa Be Coartd Stand. "
"What's thlsl" demanded the police,
hurrying to the scene, ' "A bold npr
A oale. scholarly looking man In spec
tacles was standing over a ouriy tnr-
flan and shaking his slender (1st at tbe
Drostrate form - , . ' .
"I presume that I -What you wouta
term It," he replied. rThls teUow stop
ped me Just now and ordered me to
hold up my bands. -I complied, ana
he began to search my pockets. . 'I will
out a bullet through you,- be anta, 'tr
you take them "down yall during the
time I am' And then I knocked mm
down. .'All during" Is an abominable
perversion of correct English that no
man can utter, In my presence unre-
buked." '
The unlucky footpad bad tackled a
professor of rhetoric, f- Chicago Trib
une,
Aad Ha Knew.
"Algernon t very Interesting.'
said
tbe stockbroker's daughter.. --
"What does b talk aboutr Inquired
ber father. -
"Why, he,' ever so well posted In
Shakespearean quotations." -
"Young woman," said tbe financier
sternly, "don't you let blm deceive you.
Don't you let blm make sport of your
Ignorance. - There ain't no such stock
on tbe market" London Standard.
- Haw Dan Rle riz4 It." "
To Dan Rice the people of Lewlston
are Indebted for their town clock. He
exhibited his clrcu In this town in
tbe fifties without s license and tbe
next day was arrested at McVeytown.
So that bis show might not be delayed
he promised to give a clock to the town
If be was permitted to go on, r id be
kept bla promise faithfully Lewtston
(Me.) JEree Press. , J
f ' . . " i ii " .
' There Is no surer mark of the ab
sence of the highest moral and intel
lectual qualities than a cold reception
of excellence, Bailey. . r ' .
'It 1 said that the Color tones of tbe
sky bave an Influence upon the char
acter and temperament of the people
Who live under tbem. . ..
ji oziJEra lko fxjxir.
Kafulntat the Liver, Stomach, Bnwela and
" i- Kldnaya.
Fot biliousness, constipation and ma
laria.
For Indigestion, sick and nervous
headache.
For sleeplessness, nervousness heart
failure and nervous prostration.
For lever, chills, aet inty ana Kinney
d',snns, take Lemon hlirtr.
Ladies, for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
one ann si oottie atarui'i'iMiB.
Prepared only by Dr. U. Wo.lcy, At
lanta, da. j
Gratitude.
VI, II. Jlozhv Dear t'ir: finoe ii'-ini?
your Lemon l.iixlr I have never bad
b-inthor a ' It ot tlioi-e v artul sick licnil-aeh-8,
Bud tlxmk Cod that I have at lust
found a r ilicine that w ill euro thoiie
awful spiil.B,
:. J TTa vv. Juki s,
rarkeri-l.urg, Went it Hula.
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C Lb, at A Co., CyitOiio. ,
8. I)UP-'Y
an Oilier n
Prepared fcy c.
Kafa-al (ibu Art-flcliil.
The One Now yon know wi H enough
all women arc ar lhcip'. 1 hcj sro never
natural .
The Otl er-Hut Jyru mrst rememhor
that It U natural for them to be srtilic-
ial, o . our ssseit'on oes not hold.
"Life Itenewer" Vor LadlcR.
YVIIitap Tol nrann nt PntriwAtPT Mich"
' ' -
wrte8. i i,d not been able to sit up a
half day at a time for thirteen years un
til I used the Myeiio Lifo ltenewer. .It
has cured me of nervous troulle, licml
sche and a very bad Stomach' It liar
helped me in so many ways, and cured
me of afflictions that the doctors said
could not be cured. The blessed Life Re-
newer has done mere for me than all the
Patent Medicines, Doctors and Christian
Science treatments combined. It Is the
most wondm fol medicine , I ever saw.
Sold by T A Benry, druggist, New Bern
' Oua Btwri't Kept.
Durkley-W by Is it a woman cur.
never keep a acuel! ,
Henpccb but she cn,- I have nevei
succeeded in getting my wife to 'ell tw
where she . bides our pockelbook, auti
I've been trying for 15 years. . i
The Stomach of man I subject to
dozen such common but paiclul hffeo-
iIods as cramps, cho'era morui, ann
dysentery, that, by neglect, jnay he made
chronic anil-dangerous. The heal, handi
est, surest, and quickest remedy la Pain
KiLLKit, a medicine which has been
tried for moo tbsn a belf of a cmturj
and never failed to give relief. : Avoki
substitutes, -there is but one Pain Killer
Perry Dsvla'. Price 20c and 50c.
Doctor (to patient wbo wishes to ht
i rested for an Impediment in bis speech)
--Do you always aiutlerT -
ratleijl-0 o only when I I-talk,
;yj..-x.,.-i mm , -n'
. id kpldeinle of Whmining Congh.
Last" winter during an -epldcuiic ot
whooping cough ray children contracted
lbs disease, having .- sevete .coughing
spells We had used ' Chamberlain
Cough Ktnitdy very successfully for
I croup and naturally turned to It at thai
time and found ll relieved the cough and
effected a complete cure. John Is C'lik-
i roKD, Proprietor Norwood Uouse, Mori
wood, N. Y, Ibis remedy Is fur sn e 1
F. S. Duffy & Co. -
' iUal, Gentle SprlnK. . . .
Hall I gentle spring - You're just the
' ' ' cheese; v - '. -
I fain thy besutlis would duclofce.
With spple blossoms on the trees,
And bock beer blot sums on the note.
"A fit r suflerlng ftom 6evere .fyrpt
sla over twelve years and using man)
remt dies without permanent good
finally took Kodol l)jpepi)ia Cure,
did me so much good 1 recommend it to
everyone," writes J. K. Watkins, Clerk
and Itecorder , Clitlllcolhe. Slo. It (It
te8ts what you eat. F. S. Duffy. '
' Only Ilia Fait. ;
Mistress The master, found . fault
with your cooking today, Jane. ' .
Cook-1 don't take any notice of Mm,
mum., lis uls blessed nature to 11 nd
fault.' Ain't be always tlndln' fault with
you? .'. - .
DOES IT PAY TO BUY tHEAPT
- A cheap remidjr.for coughs and col
is all right, but you want something th
will roneve and cure the more severe
and dangerous results of throat a
lung troubles.- AVht r bull you do f Co
to a warmer and more regular 'climate?
Yes, If popsihie; if not possible for you,
then in eltlior case take the only remedj
that lias been introduced lu all clvlli' d
countries with sums in sivere -thrum
and lung troubles, "Bopclice's (ir.i iiian
Syrup." It not only In ula and llinuliites
the ilisiii-s to destroy the germ diin n'-p,
but alUya iiiniiuinmtiun, chum s i;i-y i x
irclonii ion, givisa gm d lnhi's r --t,
and cuiea Hie piiili-iit. 1 ry umi lintih'.
IiccoiniiicinUd nmiiy jinn liy all drug
gists in tin J woild. For siilo liy F. 8
Dully.
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it lu that suiuii In tin
iston nnliitcct.
lU'lll'Ulg
"Of what church nre you speakings
queried the architect.
I told him.
"Oh. ves." said he carelessly, "the
Church of the Holy Beanblowera.
That's what comes of lack of sense of
proportion. Those trumps mo too
slender."
And now 1 eon nolonger admire that
seraphic group on the spire. I strive
to think of angels, and I fetch up by
thinking of beanblowers.
And another church in Boston Is In
architects' terms the "Church of the
Holy Thermometer" on account of
some decoration meant to be Imposing.
And another Is the "Church of the
Kindergarten Steeples" -for there -Js
one big spire surrounded by lots of lit
tle kid spires "waiting to grow," say
the architectural rhlllstlneSj-Lewls-ton
Journal. - .r
Lay Tiy the Shovel and
Pshaw! exclsmcd paps, throwing aside
Is paper, the poetry they pilnl nowit-
av U distressing : :''s
Ye. I? n't it? mamma agreed, f read a
new poem jealerdav by lial's-hla-namf.
Don't you knowf Who was the man-with
oi -1 oe - ' -
I know I cried. Utile Tommys Jld
Uncle Nedi"
W. 8. Musser, Milllielm, Pa., saved
he life of bis little girl by giving her
One Minute Cough Cure when she was
dying from croup. It Is the only harm
less remedy that gives immediate retults.
(I quickly euros coughs, colds,, bron
chitis, grippe, asthma and all thtm-t and
lung troubles ;-F. 8. Duffy. -a
-r Notice. v :
To the voters of the First Ward,
Bern,N. C. ' .
Tbe undersigned having been apt
pointed Registrar for the First Witrd of
the City of few 13ern, N. C, lor the
election lobe held on Ibe IStb, day of
May 1900, on tbe proposition to issue
bonds for Ibe purchase of Water Works
and Sewerage Will' Open tbe books Jot
Ibe purpose of registration of voters at
the City llallinNew Bern, N." ('., on
fbursday, Frday and Saturday preced
log the election, being the 10th, I lib and
I8ih days of Msy, lt. ' . , ' ''
j-' , " Registrar.
, April 85th, 1000 , ' '
To the voters of the Second Ward 'ew
Bern, S.C. : ' ' ' '
Ibe undersigned having been ap
pointed Registrar for the Second Ward
of the City of .New Bern, N. C. for the
election to be held on tbe loth day of
Hay 190'J ou the proposition to isue
llouda for the putchate ot Water Works
snd Sowersgo will open the, books for
he purpose of registration of voters at
tbe Court House lnvNcw Bern N. C. on
riiursday' Friday and Saturday' prece-
ding the election,- being tlie lOih, lllh
aud litb days of May 1U0U. .
IL L Mali,
. r . : . Itcglalrar.-
April 25th. 160a ' '.
To tbe volors of the Third Want, Now
Bern, N. C. ?
Tbe undesigned having been appoint
ed rrglstrar for the Third Ward cf the
city of New Bern, N. C, for the election
10 be held on the 15th day of May 1900,
on the. proposition to issuebonds for
tne purchase or waior worss ami sewer,
ago will open the books for the registra
tion of voters, at K. S. Hi reefs livery
stahles, on South Front Street, in New
Bern, N. O.,- ou Thursday, Friday and
Saturday proceeding the election, being
the 10th, lllh and 12th day of May, 1000.
" E. 8. Sthekt,
'- ' "'V . -." Registrar.
April Ufitb, 1900.
To tl.e voters of the Fourth Ward, New
Btrn, N. C.
The undersigned having 1m en appoint
ed Hegislrar for the Fourth Ward of the
city of New Bern, N. C, for the elec
tion to be held on the loth dny of May,
IOC), on the proposition to Inane Bonds
for tbe purchase of Water Worka and
Sewenij e, w 111 open for books for the
ptirpos-e of registration of voti-taat 156
Pollock street. In New l'-i rn, N, C, on
Tburmiay, frithiy and Suturihiy preeeed
ing the election, being the 10th, lltli and
IJiU iln;, a of May, 1' I.
J i.-sr-', nAiiiic-os.
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Ai'K-r 0-niii the ilojnl
Word"
I riiin the Sir-ere(ary o( lii
nipnt lie Had Fun With the Divi
sion llilef, Wbtr Had Tamed Him
Down. - .
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"The question of sick and annual
leave," said a clerk In an up town do-
partuient to a reporter, is oue or tne
tltuiost- importance to governmeui
clerks nnd Is one of their, most precious
privileges. I will tell yon of an oo- f
-srn . ..,... n-t, it .in 1
cui i Uisv.u iu my uiiiiuiiiui.'ui .uitu win
Interest fellow clerks especially.
'A clerk lu my division put in an
II .... 1 1 AH n f onpA In
Uie nsual form In writing, to be O. K.'d .
i. i,i.,f r Au-nn nrt on nn ira 1
, i.. i.b .1...
ment.-Not hearing from It and the
IX M iu UlC till v. u auv- uvinii a, -f
time approaching for his departure be
went to bis chief and said: :.. .", :.:
"'Mr. how about my appllca-
tionru ; i " " ' -
Ilere it Is on my desk, I have not
sent It up. It is too early In the year
to apply for that length of time. Im
portant business or not Yob cannot
bo spared.' - - ' ' r
'My friend, who Is a little fellow nnd
a diplomat, grasped tne situation at
once. It happened that he bad a per
sonal acquaintance with the' secretary,
one of those rare . Instances - where a
cabinet officer has a personal acquaint
auce with one of his own clerks; -They
bad met outside of the department,
for the little fellow Is a member of an
Influential family In the secretary's
own district. - . . -
He bowed and withdrew, but in
stead of going back to . his desk be
made a short cut pp tbe corridors to
ward tbe secretary's room? Just as
he was approaching the bitter's private
office entrance the secretary. In com
pany with a couple of gentlemen, came
out Observing the clerk and bis anx
ious. Inquiring face, be, paused, shook
blm cordially by the hand and exclaim
ed to bis companions: -
'Senator, here Is a bright little fel
low from my Btate wbo Is tbe father of
the biggest, cherubic faced baby, you
ever saw aud the husband of the hap
piest of wife mothers. , ook at blm
blush. Well, what s the matter now r
"Why, I want to go away on busi
ness for a fortnight, and' - -
"Well, you little rascal, why don't
rou go? ' I'll let you only be sure to
come back and don't get Jost on tbe
cars.'-.- ;.. !.,. - f,v c i
"The secretary's hearty, laugh, In
which tbe others joined, echoed In tbe
marble tessellated corridors, and tbey
passed on. Tbe 'royal word' bad been
given.
"That evening at quarter to ue
left It until Inst minute purposely he
went to bla chief. It was bis turn to
rub It in.
Mr. be said quietly, 'have yoa
sent up my leaver
'I bave not, replied tbe chief short
ly. -.'I disposed of that question this
morning."
'"I thought that tbe secretary grant
ed leave In this department 1 was
Dot aware that; Chiefs of division pos
sessed that authority.' It was wnr
Dow. Botb looked ach other unflinch
ingly in tbe eye." Then tbe chief began
to smell a little official mouse and re
sorted to' browbeating, as Is not un
usual nudcr similar circumstance.
-.." You are impertinent' , r
' J"J beg your pardon,, quickly in
terrupted the clerk. Toy a chief to say
to a clerk that he Is Impertinent im
putes a charge against hint. . 1 request
that rou withdraw that remark. It Is
no Impertinence for a clerk to state a
rule of tbe department to bis cblef,
more especially when he appears to
have forgotten It or Is unaware of It
existence.". The secretary, and be olono,
finally cram or disapproves applica
tions for leave in all departments of
tbe government -.1 bave never before
beard this authority questioned'
"'I don't question It'Tfastlly Inter
looted the chief, to whose pose. the oux
clal mousy smell was each moment be
coming more acute.
"'By not submitting my application
to those whose province It Is to decide
sttcb questions you certainly do ques
tion It and exceed yonr authority. -Approved
or disapproved by you, they
and not you pass on It finally,, and.
furthermore, you know It.
"1 will send It up tomorrow,' said
the chief as he climbed down from bis
hlcb borse as ernevfully n-the ocra
slon admitted. 'Let- me see, you wlsb
to go' . ' ''
"'Tnke your time.' replied my
friend pleasantly. 'It Is already grunt
ed. 1 have- the secretary s personal
permission to go provided I do not get
lost on the cars. I start tomorrow,
and I will try not to get lost. Oood
by.'"-Washington Stnr.
Oi-rna ltav Orannla l.lf.
Fi'lt-TitiHtH f i-f! in-lit ly remind us ttml
g-m txiHiii-HS llfo--ori,'!Uile life. Ev
eiyhoily Knows Unit opnls nnd penrls
prow dull wlii'ii worn by IiivhIIiIh, ninl
It I hi l.i-cii liitely proved Hint ruldi s
n:id tin-
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hliinv tin- Hittiie s-'iv
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No woman can be too careful of
'ber condition during the period be
fore her little ones are born. Neglect
or improner treatment tlieri endan
gers her lite and that of the child. It
lies,with her whether she shall suffer
unnecessarily, or whether the ordeul
shall be made comparatively easy."
ge had better do nothing than do.
aomethtng wrong;.
L iL-JLL
- e-w w mtm i" V mtm
" '? uu v -
that 13 safe to use. It is a liniment
that oenetrates from the outside.
External applications are eteraally I
right. Internal medicines .are radi
cally wrong, . t ney are more man
humbucrs thev endanp-er Ute.'V
Mother's Friond helps the muscles
to relax and expand naturally-re
lieves mommy ' sickness removes
the cause of nervousness and head
acheprevents bard - and rising
breasts shortens labor and lessen
the pains and helps, the patient to
rapid recovery.' .
' From a letter by a Shreveport, La.,
woman : I have , been usuiff your
wonderful remedy.. Mother's Friend,
for the last two months, and find it
lust a recommended, 1
DruUt scfl It at ft par tottto.
THE BRADFIELD REQULATOR CO.
ATLANTA, OA.
teai Mr oar frea llltrat4 book,
"Bsfortllaby lBorn."
A double seated Rotkswry. Will be
sold cheap for rash. At P. Trenw lib's
Blacksmith Minn, South. Front street,
near A-& N. (. K. It. .l.
A'-Oood; ;
Telephone
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BLOOD HUMORS!
Ulcers, Old Sore?, Canters, Eating
t. tSoieiSr tc?tnn, Lie.
Cured bvJ5.-.-lu -Trial Bol
Ill)
free."
Finn impure blood comes V) sorts of
pains, aches aud sores. endlnit fropienily
n deadly ancer or some euronio sore.
If jou can answer yi-a r any- tif tlie
tollna inn qm-ailona your blood la instat
ed and Imnure, n .- "-
Do ems or Hciati-iie mi l iiowly r uoea
vour k n Well r nurn r lave you t-lu.
pies t y l.r iptlons an y ou feel ashamed to
he se n in company f A. Idi g iJones or
Hack; KcwniaT; Miu ifioria.r--.. Holts t
Scrofula 1 - ltbruinatlsni f Font IJicaih If
Catarrh t- Ate you lalef Do- 8cabor
Scales lonii ou Ui klu. llnlr or M-alpf
ft ckllna Tains in the llnlr T A I Hun
0oh. cetf asllv tlii-d, suit as tired m
ibe moiiiing as a hen Jou went lo brdf
Fluttering ilearl f Have ...you i'lcera T
liHling rore r i. ancer r r :
V - TOC'lIItK.'-':.
Any Jol-knai. reader who suffers Is ad
vised in take a lew large ontiics in u. it.
a (Uolne Blood Balm). . Thia remedy
is undoiilite lly Ibe best and only perfect
Blood PuriDer made. D B U (Itotanlc
Blood Balm) has a record of 80 yi ars of
cures, beuce is thoroughly lesled H
lakinir a few large bottles (if B. B.
the blood is made pure and rich, all t he
sores sre- healed, and aches and palna
vaiilsu as the mlsl before the uu. . U.
B has cured over ,400 canes of rancer,
many of them pronounced Incurable by
doctor and specialists. Eating sores,
ulcers and scrofula are healed ao that
they never bother the patient attain.
Eczema In its worst form I cured by
from 8 to 8 large bottles. B. B. H cures
by draining tbe poisons and humors nut
ol tne moon, at me same itme H mums
no tb broken down constitution.
For sale by dractlsta, $1 per large bo
tie. or 0 lares bottles (full treatment) 11.
Complete directions with each bottle. Be
sure the bottle reads Botanic Blood
, Halm. Bo aulferers may test It a trial
bottle glveo away. Addrei-a Blood Bslm
Co., Atlanta, (la Describe synilom and
free medical advice given. .
, ADMIiMSUATOR'3 NOTICE.
Having qualified as the administrator
or tint ct-iaie of Julia r.a arua, neceaieo
1 lie of tin-county i f Craven, notice U
heri-by eiven lo all rH.-isra havine
,:1h no nHliiMt tin- S lid es'iiti lo pn sent
tliii s, one lo Hie unders ell! d, duly ver
li--ii, on or Ih f re Hie ItUti d y of April
lii'M. 01 Ibis not'ee will I f plead in bar
-if iher r covi ry All persons Indebted
hi tl.c miiii cHtttii. are ht-il. n-quo led
to nuike iimmiltiOP pnvmeot
'I 'in-l V. MC'AHTIIY, Admn.
T'.. I li d.-iv of April 1 :i'!0.
By virtue of a lndgpu.eiil iendrel a;
I he Ult u-i ni, ltfjy, M.jeilur l ouil . t
Cravtu CMuniv, iu an n.Unn, enlulid.
John B. Uarrelt agsiud finn rick I oug-
tasa and W, 15. lilailrs, tne uudetF'iinini
conimlsaloneis, appniutcil hy ibe i uri
will, ou Utsl sionday In May. ltlUi, lou.t
the 7ib (lay of wild uioiilh at IS i.'i I, ek
m., at thn Ikiurt houiwi diMr la ttaviu
comity,' sell in iliu biebraw didder tor
cash, the follow iun ilehciiiNil tracia or
parcels of land In the city , Meat belli.
A certain lot of lauiliueluUium.no buu
and haru tlttitel I hereon and do eriud
as follown: Beginning at the north weal
corner of Hr. J. I), tilaik lot on the
aouib Hide of new Boulh t'ronl a.ieel
llieuce weal alung new ; out b front aiictl
forty feet, tlM-me toutb to Lansou'i
reek and i.ra!let to the said l)r
l lark's line, Uience east along Law-
son's creek forty fi-ello tbe i-aal lineo:
the aaiil r'rederb k lioualaaa, Ibeiieealoug
the east line of Kreilerk R DuHglaas and
wt ,lntt of Ur, j. tlarVto ibe
beginning ou New twulh Fmut street,
beiug a pari of the land Con vej id by
deed from W. I). Mcler ai.il uihera- to
the said Frederick Douglasa. Also one
lot at The southwest corner of Bryan
and New Uoutb r rout streets, and - be
ginning at tbe interscctitin of Bryan and
new bouin roni streets ana run sou in
alonir Hn-an klreeU. ftirlv. feci. thsn:e
eatt and parallerto New KoutU - Front
street one Jiundreu leet," Inence nortu
forty feet to New South Front ireet7
thence east- along New fouiu Front
street lo tbe beglnidng Also one lot sit-
uhicu on Mryau street, ana iiegmntng ai
Clara Wllllamh' aoutliweat corner -on
Hryan street and runs thence southward
ly along Bryan street to Lawcon's creek,
thence east along Lawson's Creek one
hundred feet, thence northwardly to
Clara Williams' souiueaxt cornor, thence
west along Llarn Williams' south line lo
the beginning oil Bryan street
. Also one certain lot on Bryan Hreel
situated 150 feet, front the ew Boulh
"Front street beirlnnlnir at Clara Wil
liams s corner and running tnrnre east
wardly With said William's Una 100 feel,
(hence southwardly and parallel with
Bryan street 60 feet thence wesiwainly
and parallel with said W'llltaiu'a.Ilne 10U
feet to Bryan -street, thence northward
ly along Bryan -street to the beginning
on Brian, street . Alad one lot of land
located at the soul heasl corner of New
and Bern streets, CO feel on Bern street
and 60 feet on New street being a part
lot No. nim. in me plan of the uny or
New Bern. Also one lot of land situ alert
at the north westerner of Lorch's alley
and Broad street and running westwardly
along Broad street thirty three feet
tlence unrtnwardly eighty nve I eel to
liarget s lot tlienee along aam Hargets'
line in Ulione's line, thence soulhwaidly
aaiil lllionn'a llnp I A. tha ttfHrlnnlnff nn
Hroad slreet Alsoonelot of land on
n . . t. , I .A r. ,l
uryari nirevk miniiiiia; wi aouiu inim
the south east intersection of New South'
Frontand Bryan streets and running
fnence soutnwardiy along urysn street
oily net, thence eastwaraiy and parai-
el with New ftiuth rront street one
hundred feet, thence northwardly and
parallel with, Bryan street forty feet.
thence westwardlv one hundred feet to
lhe w'nnln?w wclarT
It W WILLIAVFON.
Commissioners.
Notice of. Sale of Valuable land
State at North Csf una, . Si-iiior
- Cruven Uounty. ) lotrt
The Nailonal Bank of Nc-w Bern, 1 1 al
va
' U H Perry and 0 H Perry.
The nnderslitned commissioner ap
pointed in this actum at Fall Term. 1899,
will sell to the iilitlirst muuer lor casn
subject to tbe approval f the- court, at
Die court nouso floor in jiew itern, aam
oountv, on the 29th day of May law.
at one o'clock n m, tne loupwing lunaa
situate In said state and county on Ue
south aide- ot Trent river aliout nve
miles from tbe rtlv f New Bern, bound
ed and de crltiefl aa loliuwa. towi-i
BcKinnins: at the - ro ulh of Cypress
Branch between rien itill and rtacooon
Inland at a marked cypress and running
the various roun.es of said branch ltttt
noles to a place opposite an iron post ou
south east aide ol said braacb, lotn in a
line with said posi from the run of aald
branch south 4 degree weal '73 poba t
an iron post oa Ibe north ' tido of Dak
drove, then norm ho . doitri wesi z
pole tit auot her iron post, lien south 4
di-cn es west wj ptHes in anno
poat, then nortb 86 degrees t. 86 !
Dole to an iron axle nost ia tb lam
near a marked ayesmoru' tree, ' II .
mitn 4 Urintt wnl lo muh line o
tlatoira land, then with fata line i'i
wardlv tn Brloe'a creek, then dowa aald
creek to the U clnnlita. containlni one
thousand acre re ore or. leas .- Being the
landa desoribed iu a deed from II II Per.
ry toU 11 lerry, Irhstee. uatrd'tne lain
da;
lay of December 1891, and duly regis
tered in Craven county, known a Ibe
rerrvvlili" Plantation. - . .- . -
This Ttb Hay M April, I WW. '
K ?A, DjWABD, Commissuvnrr, ;!
C Executory Wollce.
'' Itavini duly qualified aa Executor and
Excoiilrtx of the last will aad testament
of Henrev B Duffv. deceased, the under
signed hereby give notice to all persoi s
holdinc claims airalnst lhe estate of tb
said Uervey U liuny neceaaeu 10 present
tbe same duly yeritteu a required uy
law. lolhe undersigned or el. ber of them
nn or liefere tbe lfiih dav of Anril 1901.
or this notice will be pleaded In bar of
I heir recovery. Ami all persona Indebted
to ld estate are reaucsled to make Im-
e ediuie myiiM nt to the undersigned or
either of tbem. . - ,
T.UAnrll ISth. IDfO. - ' L
. . KHANI'la DUFFY. Eecutir
1UI IET C, DUFFx", Kxeculrlx.
Notice to Creditors and Debtors
The sulisorllier, having qualllied a
Eieo'itrlx of tbe Inst will and testament
of D ivid Htyron, decerned, (jivia notice
tbnl all pi-moria having tlHims acniiiHt
the emte niiiKt enbiliit lliem 10 her, on
or t o 018 April IS, l'JOl, or lids notice
will tie plenih d to bur (heir recovery.
Iiiilitnrs tire reinu sted to niaUo iuitn
dl te 1 1-y.iii-"! -
(II ai I.OTI'K A. r-TYIiON,
.I-r'.l 9, 1 ExiM'UlllX.
,!,:: cf ind hy ntcuT.iit
in-lit r'-ri'I
I lo no
l,f ( i-v.
d iii a
,.K"-1
Notice to ifie Voters
of New Bern.
lbs votei . f Ni w ln, N' ..' will
lake oolu e tu-ii an riri tlm ill te held
at lue poilmx i lar.- lu ilieo-vi rl wards
-flbilu i t M-w Vim-i n he third
IntMlai ti,l:t hm. . Ui 'ilif JMh
ilny of Win-, a U, liiOtl, f. Hie I'ltrpofe
ol Sub i.iltlnn to It.e ip.ulill d Milirs .of
il.enij Ibe prn Oftlii-n au uiitlionze ana
empnaer lb Miiv .raml i iwirt of Alder
oieo of ld city to Uu I lie tunas if.
the said clt lor the purine i.f buyintr.
inttiu or- rous.iubiU a a, svtem - of
Water Wi-rka hint fevu-rnue lor said; ,
cltv, aecoidii.g to ti e (Hii'g-chatter,
Seel ionlS .:? , ' , . T
'I l" aui. iiini m I hi Ik.hi it, is not to ex- -
nwrt (Ro.tOn Al') r'gliiy liu in-and dollars
of Hk-1i an Kio.-iiiii ii. I xi m ding B,i '
ISOtiO iafir )4.t l in leitimti ntion and
rtjans. - ' r - . r
A l.v- 1-tT. lu, f ivnr the ikmi" or said
bohiti. Ill v V H'lialli.t arli the words
Ki t. War. r Wink, w itum or printed ,
iM-H-iui., I li. -who dpxe the said
none ld vole a ballot with the words -
Against Wa'i r - Works .-iiUen or
priii wlh.ron. J.J. T01.80N, Clerk.
AiVlice ol feuiiiinoiis. .
North Carolina, I
Orayra Diunty (
tU erlor Court.
The City nC New Nun,) . 4.
' i - vs. ' - . i nuuimona
A E Woodruff, trnstee for .
of lbestale of K ir-1 Kelt f.
aheth OiHwHnir. i,i
Actlpn for Ace .unl ai d Other Fur oes. -
A. U. Woodruff, trustee of Elizabeth
Gooding, deceased, tl.e alove named de
fendant in take n"l.ce ihnt a summons
in the above entitled fiction ' was Issued
from the Superior t inn t of Craven .
roumy, North Canilin.. on "Ft bruary 1st,
ivtst, etnrnatiic ai u e i lerm or tne . ;
Supe-ior ( ourl of an u cunnl) , lo be held
at " the court l.oin-tf m Niw Bern, -
N. I',, on the ISib Momlny after lhe-1st '
Monday in March, ii beiiiii the 28th day
nf Mti), I WO. when hihI a Inn- joU are
required in uuawer tin eoinp.iui.i- ceiein.
or judgment will be rendered in favor of
Ibe plaintill lor tue relief di manned.
w At. WATSUIM, v. f-V.
E C Whit, hurai. Ally, for Planliff
Februaiy 1st, 1900.
Notice of Summons and Aitaeh-
mt-nt.
North Cauoi.ina, I o,..
CBAVKM COUNTV.
HI! Duffy vs J J Trader. .
To J. J. Tkadkk:
Whereas, the summons was duly issued
from the Supcrior'courl of i:raven coun-
ly, returnable to csid court on the 6th
Monday lielore tne lnl Monday in Marcn .
lfttiO. and returnable bv the Hherllf not .
to be found in my count, said summons
heing Issued In tbe almve ml ti leu action,
and where aa su order of publication las
been duly made for seiviru of summons
upon jou io the action aforesaid:
Now Iheielore you are hereby notinea
to appear at-ibe Huperior Court ot
Ciaven linunty on the lBih Monday after
the lut Monday in March 1900, it being .
the iiMth day of May l!MH) and answer
demur or otherwise plead lo the com- .
plaint Willi b will be tiled in mid action
un or la-lore the first I Inee 1h a of sild
term or otherwise defend said action ss
you msy be advised. Ami vou will
further take notice that t the' lin e of
Issuing of lhe summons Hbove men inned
awrlt of attachment sn ii.Mi.il from .' :
said IViurt In said set ion dlrn ii d in tbe
KberiS of Join s county (liri ciiug blm to T .
levy said writ -anon r property in .. !
said county, anil lake said properly into .
bis possession for Ibe pnrpote or sain -action.
To all of wlili li j mi will take -due
notlM! ami di fend I be nine as 300
may he advised. 'I bis Kebriihrj Dili 1000
w.avniisun, -
( lerk rtnpcrior Court, Crsun County '-
AliMlNiSTIIATiMi' MITICK '
'llavlne ibia dm nialiflidi s Adminlf-
Irator of Hie eUnle t Jiwi Ui. i ks, de-
eaid, laie of '"rsen immiy, notice is
hereby Wi n lo ail eisi iis I avlrg
claims agulttst tl.r aaiil stale 'o loeot
lhe same to Ibe ucdi t.i n it, ilidy veri- t
liedj on or U fore the Rh th y ft April, ..y"
ivoi, fiSlhia notice win 1 r p-ead id Par ,-. -
of Ihelr ricow-ry' ' ,s '- '
l . All I erantia mill ii'ed 10 u.c mM atsie -nif
ben by riquesleil In make linnudiate
retllement. :' ,.'':'
TbUoihdavif III0I0 "
v .Tlit S. F. MU AJ TtlY,
t .; AdliilaUaU'f. .
A I' li ! M ST K A T i R': M T I C E. ; .
' llavleg this day qiialilled a dmlnls. ' .
Iralor ruin- liftsu eiilii sni.iio, of Ih jVti
staiaof Pidiiey K. Ue, deceased, notice ';.
la hereby si veil lu all peiaons Having
elalms agsinst the said alal In pn sent : ' "
the same let lhe uniter-li-iH d, duly vitI- v., t
tleil, on t'V Mint- tb.; 8"th dsv if Marcb.
Itsil, or lids notice will be plead in bar
of ilieir rei'owr. ;. : c-j1'. : ; .. -r
All person Indebted in llie-said estate - -"
are hereby requested to make Immediate
settlesaent. '-- . . ' : ''"S
.This the SOth dsv of March, 1000. -.;.
- '-f. WILLIAM I.. LASflTlK . f '
:,;'!-it- - - Admlnblratni O. T. A.--'
J. E. ft B, O'llaia, Attorneys. . ;;; t
i . . . '
. i-i A d bi I ol r-! r 1 0 1 ? K o I Icr ; :Vo
Having uuallflid as Ibe Administrator
af Msnlra Lanab r, dereased, lleor".tb8 . ;i '
noiintj of Cravi ft. Il ls is 10 notify all , ,
IH-raons havln rlalmx sgalnst tbe estate
f the rbcaii torsuThit tbem to llie.
undrrslaned 1'H-or Wore the 17th day f .
prll, 19ol. or ibis ncllre alll I plead
la hr 1 f ibi Ir n cowry. All persons in. -debled
In said 1 stale will please make ' , '
immediate ixfn.ent . . . ,
-s " niiTun,
Adnilnlsirstor , . Msnlra- Langlry, ' de-
-, oafL -y ' ' ', '. ' ... 1
This .prii 7th. - :;:
f4nl l'P, Ikh4'IIi.
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Noiiiii Cahoi.ima. , 1 A ; ', .
I'imvun' ropunr. I Kimrloi Conrt.
W. L. l.asallcr, admr, 0. T. A of the
. ' estate of Kidney Leo, dee'd.
, vs.
Nleey C Hussell.
Py virtue of an order obtained before
the Clerk of the Hupailor t'onit of Cra
ven county. N. (!., in the special pro
reedini' as 've entitled, How periilini;
in tln M'i eiiur efiiirl, Ibe nnderali'm-d
atl'iilni ,! r ttnr, w ill sell fur emdi, lo n 1 i n
n - ii, i.t tin conit hoiif-a door in 1 1
( -i-v of r er Pern, N. f'., St 11 () ( ),
in, i n N'i.ihUii', Hip4i (Ir V June. J
o li.o I - IH' l M-liler, 11,(1 li,i 1 -
' 1 i . - ! f Uf! n 111 lft VI m 1 (
( .1 t I - ,!nH s 1 11 n !' :
I . i. ! i- i 11 T y 1 nn- (' on . ! i
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