FuiilUied every d.iy in the ycur, exm , t
Monday, at 98 Hid. i'.e street.
. Phonk No. 8.
CHARLES L. STEVENS.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
- SUBSCRIPTION RATE8.
une year. In advance. f 4.00
On year, not in advance 5.00
Monthly, by carrier la the city. . . . M
Advertising Rates furnished on appli
i cation, - . ' '
- Entered at the Poat Ofllce'New Born,
-N. ., as second class matter. ':
Official Paper of New Ben aid
'". Craven County.
New Bern, N. C. Jnne 19, 1900.
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Governor CHAS. B. AYCOCK, of
;- Wayne. , ,
Lt Governor w; D. TURNER, of
Iredell, ' j- " . -
; Secretary of State J. B. GRIUES,
Pill. " .
Auditors B.r.DIXOS.C'Ievelano'::'-
Treasurer. B. U. LACY, Waka. 3 t .
BnpUv Public InlruclHn-Wu.. P.
TOO of1 Robeson. ' -" "
Ally Oencral-ROBT. "l, GILMER,
Haywood. v
. .. Corporation Commissioners SAM'L
L.ROGERS, Macon; FRANKLIN MC
NEILL, New Hanover, '-.:., -.'.
Com. of Agriculture 8. L. PATTER
SON, of Caldwell. . ' . r 'J.
Commissioner of Labor and Printing
B. B. VARNER, Davidson. -C. -"
-? For Judge of the Tenth, Dislrlct-W.
B. COUNCIL, of Watauga.
' Flsntvir at r.arn. niN niTOR lfn.
LEAN, of Harnett) EEE 8 OVERMAN,
of Rowan.. ,
' Delegate at Large to the National
Conventlon-COL. J. 8 CARR, ut Dur
ham; C ' J. HALE, of Cumberland;
WALTER E. MOORE, of Jackson:
TB.03. A. JONES, of Buncombe.
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
v Sheriff mdtTPCT trrvairv ; .-ivAM-
Treaeorer-rDANIEL L, ROBERTS. '
! House c of Representatives W. - B
pits nri? ' - v'-
v Register of Deeds RM. GREEN. ;v
' Coroner- J W. DUGUID.-
Surveyor GEORGE 8. WILCOX. 1 :
. County Commissioners J09EPII. J.
BAXTER, K R. JONE3, H. C. WOOD,
SILAS -FULCHER, , A. E. WADS
WORTH. -'-" x
CRUSADE AGAINST CTVILIZATlOK. --
.The trouble- In. China' which a few
weeks ago began by the attacks of ' the
Boxers upon a few foreigners, and which
teemed a trivial matter, easily settled. It
today recognized by the world at a tooit
terlout affair, , -., ; '' --,' ' I y.
, Today China It threatened, with a war
of . International proportions, and one
which may result In the overthrow,- par-
- tlally or entirely, ot the present Empire.
1 .n & .t i
- in present uruis ia uuquesuouauiy
the gravest that hat ever occurred for
Europeans. - .
What was thought to be an incipient
-local uprising, now proves to be a 'gen
erally organized plan on the part of the
Chinese mandarins, who teem to. have
the Dowager Empresa under complete
control. - - : i-i.C'i'.':. -:f -
The plan and purpose of these manda-
tint It for the complete expulsion of all
foreigners from the Chinese. Empire. "
This coalition of all the Influential
mandarins, to reports say, It Inspired by
the fear that their old time power In .the
. Empire It fast pasting away, doe to the
Invasion of Europeans with their science
. and skill, and such Inventions at lh
telegraph anil railroad.' r ;.( '3 '
. . Thus It hit been that the Boxen In.
spired by the mandarins first started the
overthrow or expulsion of the forelgn-
. - v '-: fv; ;. ;
The Dowager Empress Interceding for
the foreigners was met by the force of
the coalition of manda'rlma, who threat
ened the stabllllT and Integrity of the
Empire, if the Dowager Empress gave
ald to the foreigners, and the retirement
of the Emperial party from auy partici
pation In the "conflict, shows with
what apprehentlou the Borers are
held-' . .
TheBoien are thus being made the
tool with which In omul tha Filrfinraiia
Their failure falls npna their own lics'lr,
while any siu-ceo n'ni so much gnln
for llio mandarins.
" I Inn it will lo found tlU the iircsr ot
coiiicst in China Ih one si im I of n
' c!v!!lii'ii, a vciliy.')!i! fl.-l.t '.i- h i
It '"tit' ' i !n -f a on ,
IUt! ii X.H f t I ' ' ' f : u. .
ti..' 1- i .- ;. ( - .-.
1 I U la: if i I v .-
(.-iniio, ah. a h-r f ; t
iipjiurt'iit. b'U:e i f thi i m ;
(lUrtT naiiios, ynrh as I.. 7 s NY;
Man nnd fie Horse, the A s
S lift
Holdfast Toil), Ol.l Joan I'uint, Stone
Top, etc.
" The only Inhabited phiee Is James
town, which lias a population of about
2.500. It lies in n deep .valley sur
rounded by very high. bills.-, It is not
n particularly healthy place. Ladder
hill is where the government house is
Rltuated. It is so culled because of the
ftlmost precipitous ladderllke wooden
Btalrs, by which its acclivity of (WO
feet has to lie scaled. - ,
Nearly four miles inland from James
town is an Isolated farmhouse, on an
elevated plateau about 2,000 feet above
the sea. .This is Longwood, where Na
poleon lived from 1815 until he died
there,, in 1821. The bouse is a long,
low, whitewashed, fairly trim building,
with extensive outhouses, some rather
fine old trees and a good bit of decent
farm land. ' - - .
. Black Coats. .'
h. An English clergyman, rather pom
pous of niannerT" according to Spire
Moments, was fond of cbattlug with n
witty chimney sweep. ,.- - ,
Once, when the minister returned
from bis summer holidays, be hapireq
ed to meet bis youthful acquaintance,
who seemed to have been at work. -'-AVhere
have you been?" asked the
clergyman.
; "Sweeping the chimneys' at the vic
arage," was the boy's answer. . .
"How many chimneys are there, and
how much do you get for each?" was
the next question. .
The sweep said there -were 20 chim
neys and that be was paid s shilling
apiece. . ,
. The clergyman, after thinking a mo
ment, looked at the sweep in apparent
astonishment. - "i'ou have earned n
(treat deal of money lu a little time,"
lie remarked solemnly,' f wondering,
prolmbly, what the sooty fellow would
reply." . . - ..--,-
t "Yes," said the sweep, throwing bis
bag over his shoulder ns lie started
away,-. "We who wear black : cont:i
.jet otir-mogey very easily!".' i--. ;
-: - .r ' ' Catarrh Cannot be Cnred . -S .
with local applications, sa- they cannot
reach the teat of the disease. Catarrh It
a blood or constitutional -disease, and in
order to core it you must take Internal
remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, and aott directly on" the
blood and mucous surfaces, UalJ's Catarrh
Cure It not a quack medeclne. It was
prescribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years, and is a regu
lar prescription- It Is composed of the
best tonlct known, combined with the
besUilood purifiers, acting : directly on
the mucous surfaces. The perfect comb)
nation of the two Ingredients is what
prmlucei such wonderful result! In cur
ing Catarrh.' Send for testimonials, froo.
. ' Jr. J. vtufcHJii ojuo.
- ' ' ' . . Toledo, 0.
, Sold by Druggists, 73c. - . .
ilall't Family Pills are the beBt. .
- " , ' Tried to Obey. " . '
: , Papa Abal You have disobeyed me, '
Willie I tried not to. It Isn't my fault.
j Papa Not yoUr fault, eh? . ; - - ;
' Willie No, Sir. You laid: "Don't let
me catch you at that again, an' I done
my beat not to let yon
! "mozlkv lemon ruxiR. v
RegaVttoa the Llvor. Stomach, Bowels and
-. Kldnoy-s,
Foi billontneat. constipation and ma
laria.. - , '
For indigestion, tick and nervous
headache. v
For sleeplessness, nervousness heart
failure and nervous prostration. --. -
For fever, chills, detility and kidnev
diseases, take Lemon Elixir. .
' Ladles, for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir. - .
. 60c and $1 bottle at druggists.
PreparedonlybyDr.il. Mozley, At
lanta, Ua. :v--- ., : ; ' .
. . Uratjtndo.
Dr. H. Mozley Dear Blr: Rlnce using
your Lemon -Elixir I have never had
another attack of those fearful-sick head
aches, and thank God that I have at last
found a medicine that will cure those
awful tpellt,
' . - Mrs. Etta VT. Jonfb, .
Jr Parkersburg, West Virginia. . . '
'' ' ..MoBley's Union Kllilr. .
I suffered with Indigestion snd dys
entery for two long jears. I heard of
Lemoo Elixir; got It; taken seveu bottles
and am now a well man.
' Hariit Apamh,
NO. 1734 First Avenue, Birmingham,
. Ala, . '
Moslem's Lemon Kllxlr.
. Cured my husband, who was afflicted
for yeart with large ulcers on his leg.
and was cured after Using two bottle;
and cured a friend whom thodortors had
given up to die, who had suffered for
yenrs with luillgusiion and nervous pros
tration. Una. E: A. liKvu.i.n,
Woodstock, Ala.
- A :rd.
For norvnus and Bick licmlnehet
gewtion, btlioufiieiB ami mur
(of wliii h I Imve In en a rreat Muii
imve never fionul a meu,i it.n liint
In.ll-
nlii.il
.! ) 1
w oti
give such a uiant, pr..t i p rien-
reni reiier as XU: il. ,.
hlijir.
J. P. '.!.
I'll. ;. r
I.I
11. C.
m ;r ( 11
"I'm ' '," r.-.l t!.- -...,1 ii '
l-!5 O: (f Vi-- -o V. ;i:i V I i;.::nii;'.
Pi- ' ot."
' , F-P," iM '' .'.! .
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Lz : '.. . 13 CP
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'c"A'.'i Cc.'.-r-:: I J
mcCeLid isas kz',:zJ sa
many
Remember this when
something else Is sl'j
gestsd, .
t.7rsm Plnkham's ad'
dress Is Lynn, f.lass.
ISer h'elalsHS hand - Is
always outstretched to '
suffering women. .
s .i" ticking to Ilia Colom.-'
..The Pro-Briton I thought you said
we couldn't lake Pretoria. ' . -
Th Pro-Boer-You didn't take it.'We
gve h 10 you.- s. - .1 - -.
Tlie Htoinach of man is subject to a
dozen sucb eommon but painful affec
tions at cramps, cholera morbus, and
dysentery, that, by neglect, may be made
chronic and dangerous. The best, handi
est, surest, and quickest remedy is Pain
Killer, w medicine- which has been
tried for more than a half of a century
and nover failed to give reliefs Avoid
u baiitulop, there is 1 ut one Pain Killer,
Perry Da via'. Price 2fio and 50c '.
f ' - s:
Democratic Congressional Conyen
, T ' tion, Third District of N.' C." ;
- At a meeting of the Democratic Exec
utive Committee of the Third Congres
sional District ot NortliXarollna, duly
calied and held at Warsaw, North Caro
lina, on May 28th, 1900, It was resolved
by said Committee that the Democratic
.Congressional Convention of the Third
Congressional District of North Caro
lina le called .to meet. at Fayettevllle,
North Carolina, on June 28ih, 1900, at
the hour of 9 30 o'clock p. m. , ' , ,
In accordance with, said resolutions
notice is hereby given (hat the Demo
cratic Congressional Convention of the
taid Third District of Noilu Carolina
will be held at the said City of Fayette
vdfe on June iSih, 1900, at the hoar of
13.30 o clock, p. m. for the nomination
of a Democratie candidate for Congress
and a. Democratic Presidential Elector
and for the transaction - of tncu other
business as may be necessary.')
Dated at Kenansvillc, N. C.,' June 1st,
1U00. - , .
" J, Q. KknaN, Chm'n,
Ok L. Si-RNCB.feo'y.' ' '
Democratic Senatorial. Convention.
. The Convention of the 8th Senatorial
-District of North Carolina is hereby
called 10 assemble at Kinston, on Thure
day, June 21st, 1000, at 18 o'clock Mid
day, to nominate- candidates for Sena
tors, and for such other business as may
be brought before the Convention.
- - '. M. DrV. SntvaNsoH, :
,' Chm'n. Dem. Ben. E. Comv
New )om, N. C-, juhe Clh, 1000. ; 1,
Notice! -V
' Pursuant to Chapter 007 1'ubllc Laws
lr00, Hie undersigned County Board of
Wocllt.ns of Craven County, have se
lected the following named persons for
the respective election precincts who
shall act as Iteglslrars of Voters for
tuch Township, Ward or Precinct as
follows to-wil:
Maple CyroBs L C Dawson, registrar.
Vaneeboro J B Harvey, registrar.
Trnltl's W A Harrington, registrar.
No 8 township O E Taylor, registrar.
No B township II A Marshall "
liiveriliilc John llanliKon, registrar.
JauicB City W II Orlftln, registrar.
First Wani-lt lt Hill, registrar.
Hecond Waul -11 h Hull, registrar.
Third Wind -K 8 Street, innnlrar.
Fointh Wftnl W V. t'liailiilte. ri fip
IL i u jitei iiiet rci'i ' !i
I'leimt Hill-J 11 Fre
n1.' k.i rar.
11: 1:,!.!
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Dover
fiiuiCn
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l i,. t iJ ! t ill
n c tlx level Lt tLe
: t 1
The most 'rcimirlvnMtt eLaracterisiic
of th's lako Is that tin; water contains
vast Humilities of hydrochloric and sul
phuric neiils hlhsln and bubbling at a
temperature of 110 degrees F. ,
The (bilk green colored water looks
particularly uninviting. Dense clouds
if sulphuric fumes constantly roll oft
this boiling caldron, and care has to be
exercised in approach lug this lake to
avoid the risk of uullacatlon. On the
opposite side of the bike may be seen
the tremendous blowholes, which,
when lu-fuil blast, rjresent an awe in
spiring sight..--.-.",- .... ". ' '
Hie roar of the steam as it rushes
forth Into the-. air Is deafening, and
often huge bowlders' and stones, are
burled out to a height of several hun
dred feet by the various Internal forces
of nature.
A boat can be launched ou the lake.
out! If.proper care be observed the very.
edges of the blowholes may be safely
explored. '
Borne Idea of the strength ot the acid
saturated- water of this lake may be
gathered from the fact that a boat al
juost dropped to. pieces after all the
passengers, bad been landed, as the
rivets had corroded, under the Influence
of the acids, v
f
.Mr. Allaferra Taliaferro. -
I suppose," said a government clerk
to the wan across the table, "that you
have heard of the Virginia family. of
Uerby " which spells ' its name . E-n-r-o-u-g-h-t-y,
as well as the Chumleyf
of England, but I came across one the
other day that I'll bet a hat you never
heard of. v The subject ot -the sketch
Vas a Virginian or claimed that he
tfns, and he was. go youthful and tin
Ronblstlcated that I truest he was tell
ing the flutlr. -Children-and fools, you 1
1 now, have a weakness In that regard..
"1 met the young fellow, on a train
between . Richmond and Petersburg,
nnd we struck up. ffnite tin acquaint
ance. - He told me bis name was Tolli
ver Oliver Tolllver and I vefy natu
rally aBked blm If he spelled his name
ns did the famous F. F. V, Taliaferro,
nnd he said he did 'and teemed to be
proud of It t was rather proud to be
friendly .with one of the name myself
nnd made myself extra agreeable.- ?
.. "Wheu he left mo at a way station
nnd bade jne goodby, he tendered me
his card and told me be hoped I' would
not forget him. 1' didn't look at the
card till he had gone, and, would you
believe' It, the young fellow -had hit
:nnia spelled to match, at It were, and
It appeared thus, 'Mr. AJlaferro Talla-
ferro,! which. In my . humble oplnlonri
was getting Oliver Tolllver down pret
ty flue. Don't you- think so tool"
Wflshlngtop Star.'- s. , o - "
Viunptreo Hot BIoodsaekera.1'
' lit. James Ubeu, who Is engaged In a
leclnl- study ofbats, sayt that It Is a
fallacy -that the .vnmplre J: " blood
sucker. Travelers- and story Writers
are responsible for the story of the ter
rible - bloodsuckUig vampire bats of
South AmPrlea.' i Nearly all general
writers ,?on; this subject agree . with
tliem as to Its criminal record, and they
nil concur In laying the blame on a
larger grotesque looking bat with an
enormous leaf nose, , the Vampyrus
tpectrum..; This bat It common In
South and Central America and, .from
Ids great size, being nbont two feet
across the outspread, wlngt. Is a sug
gestive and. repulsive enougfl object to
Impute the blood loving habit to. '
1 'As a matter of fact, this It a some
what useful animal and la totally Inno
cent of these charge, the bloodsuck
ers being two much amaller and rarer
bats. ..The front teeth of these two lat
ter are pnoriuous lancets occupying.
over half the tooth row of the animals
and possessing very sharp edges, which
ran easily-, penetrnte the human skin.
The teeth of the big vampire, on the
other hand, are simply adapted for a
diet of Insects and fruit .The true
bloodsucking bats are much rarer than
the vampire. Philadelphia Record.
Io New Vorfc'i Tfovr Rich toolotr,
A salient feature of the reign, of the
new rich is the habit of estimating a
man's success In life solely by the mon
ey he has acquired. There are gather
ings of society In New York where if
the question were asked about a fellow
citizen, "Has ho been successful?' the
answer would be In the negative had
the person inquired about not accumu
lated wealth. No matter whether be
bad. served bis country as a soldier,
statesman or philanthropist, had led
the youth of his generation as a college
president, had been an educator of the
people In Bchool or pulpit had achieved
wldo renown ns a jurist had written a
great book, had held multitudes cn-r
thralled by bis poetry, bad painted no
ble pictures, bad advanced science or
surgery, had created a lending news
paper or 111.-1ga7.lne! Nothing of all this
tells. Ho is not a "success" been use bo
lias not piled up dollars to flaunt lu the
World's face!--Saturday livening Post
Fnl
' Trulne
II-;, t bill
ymi a fe
I .i-i- b
ntl 1M. omptinpflouH.
I'- I called to see you about
tnf-'nvisiild of which I wrote
day ago.
film'- 1
I lev
sir, but 1 c
to any si
lint I i
S. I -Mil
L, ..li
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iMlu.-
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1:H rt
1 ? I bu
ll you Ii
1 r u- it.-
. -
knit
bring
0 your ,
will BurifV vour blood and
the bloom of health back into your
cheeks. ' Kach .bottle contains a
quart.--. - ' A .; ;.v ..-'.
- Painful and SaprraMd MeoMt, Irrafralsrity,
tlon of the Uterus, clmntfe of life In outran or
- JOIINSION S SAHSAPARILLA. It Urn real pnutcea for haadieb, polos In th left
k aide. Indigestion, palpitation of the heart, cold hands and feat, nerrouanesa, sleeploaioeaa,
, fnoacular weaknesa. bearimr-down naina. harkarhe. Iwarha. IfMmikr aetloo of the heart.
shortness of breath, abnormal dlschararas
swellitiff of feet, soraneat of the breasts, neuralgia, aterlne dUplacaaasot, and OH tnoH
, sroiptoms which aaake the average womaa'a Ufa so miserable. Wo have a book foil of
siaauui luunuiaiioB. I oa want at Its tree-. ,
- - " THE MICHIGAN DRUQ CO." Detroit, Wkh. '
Uvarattaa tor Uve JIU. The Fainooa Uttl Uwr Plus. age.
C. 1. BRADHA.M, -'New BernvN; 0 '
1 HI Oara ProaeriBtloD.
"My doctor ordered a trip 10 Europe
forme." . r '
DilKyott follow his dlrectlM'tii -X-K:.
No Ha presented the bill and took
the trip to Europe hlmtelf.'V-; -.-4 .)',';;
- QUESTION AUSWEREP. j-'
Vet, August FloweVttill.hat the laigr
est tale of any medicine In the civilized
world,' Your mothers and grandmother
never thought of using anything else for
Indigestion or BlllouBnest. Doctors weie
scarce, and Ibey seldom heard of Appen
dicitis Nervous .Prostration or Heart
failure, eUj. They used August Flower (o
(Ten out the sjstem and (top fermenin
Uon of digested food, regulate the action
of the liverrstimulate the nervous and
organic action of the System, and that
Id all they took when feeling- dull and
bad with tieadtcbet and other aches.
You only need a few doses of Green's
August Flower, in Hqnid form, to make
yon atlUl there is nothing erlMi ihf i
matter wllhjou. For sale b V a Ouffy.-
- - V NtJtlCC !'" "'
'Advertisement Is hereby made for bids
la tmiid a tlat fot Streets Ferry. , 'I he
dimensions Id be as follow: Length 0
feel,- breadth 13 feet, depth 20 inches,
deck to be built oval shape, corked, all
around nud larred, only good heart pine
or Cj press to tie" used, (oy press-preferri d)
Itida w ill be leceiveil In this ( Dice :i p lu
13. o'clock si. n the first Moudsy in
July, 19110 Js " 1,
Ity utder Board CommUslonert.',; vr-.
' " i - ERHatT M. )uEft,
VT'V -, -'Clk. Bd. Coin.
-.Notice. -
" Advertisement Is hereby jnado under
diiecllons of the County Couimlstlonert
forsesh'd plopoaala to build a bibtge
cross Orest Swsmp between No.l and
9 townBhlpt : Flsns and apecificstious
for the construction of Hme are on file
In the Register of Deeds ottlce. t-..
Bids will be received Jn the office of
the undersigned ud to 13 o'clock m. ' on
the flraf. Monday in July 1900. , . -1
. The Cotinty Cofomlstlnners leserve to
themselves the right to reject any apd
silblds .' j , Y'l
' By ortler Board of. Commissioners. '
' - ' Kbnkst M. (Jkbem, C. B. C,
A Good :
Telephone, - -
SKltVICB.18 A BUSINESS
NECES81TT, , A IIOMB
., CONVENIENCt. A COM- J
- B1NEI) ( . .
, if ? Cou venleuce,
Order Vour Phontj at Once I V
CLooDijurr.oRS
lilcerSs Oltl ftirr, I'ancern, Kutlnj;
" horiH, fccztDii, Lie.
rurrd by It B. ll.Trtat
' tie Free.
Rot
Fiom Impure blood comes VI sorts of
paina, al lien snd sores, ending freittenlly
in deadly cancer or some chronic sore.
If you en answer "yes" to any of the
follow Irn; (iienllons your Moon is diseas
ed snd impure.
Do cuts omcrnichcs heal slowly? Does
your Hkiu ilch or burn f Mnva you pim
plea 1 KruplioiiH so you feel aubnrned to
he seen ill company 1 Aching (.ones or
j;, k T Ki -win. 1 Old Horesf liollsr
(-rcfulaf ItlieiiniHilmii 1 Foul Breath f
( 1. 1 i r r ti T Are you I'nic? I'o Sealis or
.. form on liic Kin. Iluir or - n'p t
iim: l'n
i. i"-t
na in I lie I iair 1 All Inn
o!v liiiii. and n tired In
h w ! in on went In l-. il ?
, 0 J oU I
IS?
-a I
of ii
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C , ' A
tlo one but yourselves know i
- 7 .
V
of the .4
unenng you 50 through. V
' you suiierf It isn't necessary,
lose vour health and beaniv
, by do y
Don't V
Tnr th
lost of one 11 speedily followed I
of the other.) Don't feel " weak
r4"MrknTn
w al 1 1 144
QUAK.T BOTTLES.
lamnrlim WMtaa. StarUttV. IJIeM.
mid all Ana rilff. h.lr, bencnt mntcmreln
with painful nuastruatlott. acalaW of arloa,
a;:& : N;: c R. R.
PAS5ENQER DEPARTnENTr
. NwBB"aN,N.C:,Mayl 10W,'
Kotos to Moroh.od. v- .. ''
.The following special rates for teatoa
(ltlOO) from stations named .below .to
Morebead City and return In effect June
tBASON ' . SiTDKDAT
STATIONS. J t j -TIOKBTv JIIUHT.
Goldsboro. .4.00 : - $l.G0
UGrauge;. 8.60 - ' 1 50
Kinston -, 3,00 ( in
Dover ...".8 75 .10
CoreTreek 8 70 r 81
New Bern.,,' ..... 00 .74
Rlverdale 7.1 ,--.70
Kewport. . . ..CO - .85
. Herman and . Bunds?
Stations. -Ooldsboro..,
- - Ball Ticket, Excursion.
.1123
.100.
.60
. .73
. .7ft
. ".0
. .8.1
-C 1
.100
.to
- .7S -
- .80
'ss
LGr'nge .
BluBtoi).., .
Dover ......
Core Creek 'i
New Bern..;
Newport...
- (itirman and Btll Tickets sold only to
ten oc more on one ticket good to return
neat morning. '-
: HunUsy excursion Tickets sold on
Sundsy, good only ; on Not.' 7 and
train.. "-' :.; .
- C9T!ckel Limit Cannot Be Extended,
r 'these rite supersedes all previous
rates lo conflict.
- Temohor's Tlekotav .-
- Special rites of fare Round Trip tick
ets (including one membership coupon of
i 00) to the meeting of the Noilh Garo
Una Teachers' Assembly- at Morehemd
City, Jn effect June 13, 1900, to June 17.
11)00. Tickets to be on tale from June Bib
to June 17th and good to return with
tlosl limit as July 25. 1900: - '.
Ooldsboro. i..$4 40 Core Creek. .-.4 00
UQ range 4 39 - Jtew Bern-... 8 28
Kinston .t... 4 1S Rlverdale 8 10
Dover.'. . 4 00 Newport . : 2 4A
Hole, to 0.T.0 Sprluira. -, -
Bummer excursion - tickets ; (season
1000) from A A N. C tutlont Round
Trip for Seven fprlogs, N. C. - Roucd
trip tickets will be sold to LaOrange to
parties visiting the above Springs at the
following ralea of far for the round
trip: "-J'
Ooldsboro .. ,7i New Bern ...3 25
KlnttoD .... v .60 Itlverdala 16
Dover 1 08 -Newport . ".. 84B
Core Creek.:. 1 00 forehead City 8 90
: Tickets, oq tale June lit. TickeUood
to return to Gclober.81, 1800.' . -
'- - : i' -V t. -y ...
Ratos to Mosmlalu Roaawts, ' , .
Through - ratea' ot far Ijouod- Tflp
tickett front Coupon Stsllopt, below to
polaU named oa tba.W. N, C? Itallrad
(seasoa 1900). Ticket t on sale Juita 1st,
1000, to September SOtb, . 1000, IpcJusIv.
Good tot return" passage oil or .before
S
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To.
is
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OS oa
Hickory .;.f 18 50 $11 6Q $11 10 $10 B0
Morganton .. 1485 ,13 85 11 OS 1185
Old Fort.,,., 151)5 14 05 1? 25 13115
Black Mt. ... 10 20 15 20 '18 SO 18 20
Asheville . .-. 18 85 , IB 65 14 45 18 88
IlolSprlnirs.. 18 85 17 85 15 25 15 85
Rates to all other Resorts In Western
North Carolina or Virginia may be furn
Isbed upon application. Children nnder
five (5) ) ears of age are free.,- Children
under twelve (13) years of age ball the
above rates.
. - 8. t DILL, O. P. A.
"' IIony to Xaoaii ! ;
l,2:0 00 to lend on city property. '
Apilyto W. W. CLAltrC.
A i:
or the 1 1
ana "worn out impure blood lilt I
the bottom of all your trouble. y
Directory.
EW RERNfiONrLAVEikd lmnr,wl
Order lleplanopus, meet 2nd and 4ih
Thuradav nighWuKl 8 oVtock at Itoun
treellalLP A. Willi, An hnn; tireene
Bryan, Finaucier; A T. Slraushury, fee
retary. . , , :-; " , ..
EUREKA LODGE NO. 7, I. O. J.
Officers: W. T. Bill, NJ1 i J. H, Parker,-
V. ti ; le.i. Urcen, Itec d g ecty Junies
B. llill. Financial 8ecrnaryj A.'-JS. J.'hi
man; . Treat. " Regular mectinsts every -
Monday night at 7;ii0 o'clock
Calumet encampm ent, no 4
I. O. O, F. ; Office A: L h Moixlr,' V, Pi
J O Delamar, U Pj J J Baxter, H Wi
O H Ball, J W; Goo. Green, Hcribe; K
Uerock, Treasurer-. Regular KncHinp- ;
ment, 1st, 3rd, and 5th (if ar.y) Thursday
nights in each month at 7:80 o'clock. .
NEW BERN LODGB No. 14F II A O.
J O Scales, Prest; J H Hmitb. Recording .
Bec'yj E B 'Qotdley, Financial Sec'y.
Meets iD4ha-K nights oflarniony Hall
very 1st and SrfJt- Monday nights in each
montn. . . -
CRAVEN, LOIXJE No.- 1 ; KNKIIITS.
OF UAKUONYs Meots Snd and 4th:
Wednesdar olubti In each month in -
Roun tree's Hall, Pollock street, at '7:80
o'clock. 8. R. Ball, President, R. J. Ois-
osway.ooc'y, it. k, uui,jt. oocy.
KNICHT8-0F HONOR-Offlcers: K R
Jones, Dictator; G L Vinson, Reporter; '
W S Rountree, Financial Reportor-K-New
Berne Lodge No. 448 meets llieSnd
and 4th Friday nights at 7:80 o'clock in .
Kountrera Halt, rolloct street -
CANTON CLBIssfONT Na S, P. M,1. it. O.
UrBeers: Geo. Slover; Captain i: U. tUT '
ooob, taeus.; r.u. i-eiieuer, soeiKn; wm. f
Vitta. Clerk: Bd. Uarook. Aconuiitaiit Ilea j:
alar Cantonments, td and 4 to Thursday 4
atahtaa In aartK aAnk at ilai rat a Iwi W .
l.lbellcil imd NoUl. ,
United StaYs-of Amerbs,- )
F astern District of No th (Vo , j.
District Wburi at New Be ii. . )
'IheodoreK. Aduir, ., ,
The schooner Ebhn A White, her tail
. .- - ajipan-l etc.
: Io obedience to a monition to me ad v
d resiled nudrr the seal of the I ihtm t -Court
of the United Btau a fer the Eas-, i
torn Diatrict of North Carolina at New
Bern datetf May 24th, 1900, I have at
tached the schooner Klihu A Wbilo. ber
iackl( apparel, etc on board ami' on -.
abore, and will dettin the sameT fn my v
custody until tltc further order of ,lbnt -s
Court respecting Hie same. Now ud "
naoMnna oluimtnm tha tama r h a. jaaMr.ai --
or bavine authority toftf whv il.eaam-v
should not tie condemned and told mr- -"J
cordine to the oraier of the Llbellant
are cited to appear befoie the said oour'i
to be held at New Bern In sal I tiistricl,
on 23d day or Qcolx r llltiO at 10 n'cloct
laa iha fttumnnt linn ami rlkoa-'aa lA . t - v
i.oMt their cluimii for 1 hp an.&'ti.ij make v
tl...l. oal)nA..Cn..n 1- il...rl. -J..K
II g. DOOKEIIY. - --
Unilcd Mates Marshall. Y .
By H. L Wootin, Deo. Marshal,
. N Kurn. N. C.
- Juno 14, 1800
Sale of Lhik! to Make- Afsels,
orth Ohrolina, ) Supeilor Court,
Craven County. Ueloie tbeticik
L M Satterlhwaiie, Aduir of ,M .Br an,
ideieased. vs Louis A Brvani I hom-
at K Bryan, M F Bryan and vllitr.'
' Pursuant to a license and order of Ihe .
Superior Court Of Craven wmmy in - the
"above entitled pruci-eillngs lustliuted -to ,
sen the hereinafter described land m .
makeaasetts to pay tliBili hla of th de-..
ceaseil, I will offer for tale anil-sell, -to-tbe
highest bidder for cash, at I be court v
house door of Craven couiitv- iin Moo .,
day July tbe Snd, 1 800, at Hie buiir of l'i'
o'clock ra all tha -followijig. described ;
real eaiaie, town: ; - v
- Tbe certain tract of Jand ' lyiogaud - -bein
situate in Craven county (n Vance -bom
adjoining the lands of K. K. While,
and Macon Bryan dee'd hounded at : tol-
lOWSJ - V; - -
. .Beginning at a cypress on ihe edge ot -
o i r. , i i u . ,. ai.o - - .. .
owns urtma. onu ruuiiiiir inn mi 01 . caes- ?
16 polee to a stake, then north 4u west
poles to a stake, then south 8 0 west 18.
polel to a black gqm near ti e creek, then
dnwu the creek to tbe beginning, con
taining 1 acre mote or- lesa. Thit June'
4 th 1900. ; ,r ', .cs&- ,'s'r,x r)
T 'Y. h. M, B attihtu waits, Adrar.- v;
- :. .:. .- as n a .1
. Pursuant to' that certain Deed of Tnt
executed by. atnsitpher P Holley and
Harriett flolley, bit wife to tha under-.,
tinned as trustee on the 30th day or June
1808, which said deed of tiust is duly re
corded In the ofilce of Hie- Register of
Deeds ofCratt Uo. In I ook I27,psge 1S1. -And
upon tbe request of tbe holuer of
the bond secured by said deed of trust, I
will on Saturday the 9 st day of. July
1000 at the hour of II o'clock m , at Hie .
0 mrt lbuite ; ibMir of t'ruvin county,
offer fur sale anil sill to Ihe lushest bid
der for catb all ami tlnguliir the real
estate described In said, deed of trust,
designated at follows to wit;. i
. All that certain lot of laud hlng on
ihe east aide of Of orge street in the city
Of New Bern, North Carolina, ami known
In the pi jo of t ho cily hy the number
8Stvand described as follows:
On Oeoive si reel meanuiinir in front
HTf fent,. tbenin riinn'iu ra-t 1IIJ fi et,
thence south 84 J f-et, and I hen en on thu
Ku'shlro Line," 13Weel; la-lng tbe fame
conveyed to .Mnlphr I Holly, by
Mary O Woodruff and otlier,iiy deed
beailiia dale .III" 4 Ii, liv of Octoher
lt-81 .. ami rtcordid in llio olllce of tin:
iieylsler of Deeds o( l.'rtven county, in
book 04. pages (50. fit tnd M to whli li
reference it msde,
This June lOih. IDOfT - - '.---.-
O. II GU ION, Trustee.
. While In Beaufort 1 sure and mop ut
the Hllaell Holme. Ji'iml-Clamr lloanl.
A home for traveling people.-. I i; Mi, ;
unit hiiulliiL; unexcelled, 'lerms f 1.' i
iiay or If 5.IHI per week
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