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been ip'.niM'il 'hi l:" linlm-lila! i'uni-bii-l
i Imili r mini fur llie il t
could been found dut he never
would h ip lieeii appointed if lie badu'l
hreiihiimii in tiut'rt pronounced lin
piirlnhhii,: viewa coupled Willi beliel
lliii i n' . ouiiiry'a salvailou from the
dtiiuiiiiluii oowwowa depends on the
gulil i-landar ."
'l i t' al'Ote o" item ! K'l' If the
romi 1- the Slate preaa, aud the fact
tllM il I" lti!eu flt'DI in ex lii g , pn'-llslii-ij
In n city wbi h bat c illeil fur out
gill! capital to oonie iu-aud help develop
ment lis local resouicea, shows why that
city cannot secure outside assistance,
wht-u It seia uu a political barrier, and
demand a u-siiicied privilege uf expret
sion. Before In these columns, Ihe JOURNAL ,
hag commenced on the splendid bullae i
character and zeal of Mr. Tompkins, of
Charlotte, and congratulated North Car
Una, and especially Charlotte la the pos- j
session of such a man, who gave en
courageineul to home enterprises, tnd
whose good Judgment and assistance
have been sought In several Bout hern
States.
Il is by such a man as D. A, Tomp
kins, that a State gains in reputation,
and not by the political leader who can
never get beyond "strict regularity,"
which is limited to the length that the
party whip may reach.
The "crime" set against Mr. Tompkins'
name which calls for a species of petty
blackguardism by newspaper which
seek prominence by the pulling down
process, is that the gentleman' reputa
tion reaches beyond his city' and Htale'a
boundaries, ao that the gentleman re
ceives an appointment, worthy of bis
ability and character, and from the Re
publican Administration, the only one
which could grant the appointment, tee
ing It is at the bead of the affair ot this
country at the present time.
But the contemptible part la, that Mr.
Tompkins must, be-defamed, n.Qit.1
placed in the aame category aa the poli
tician whose opinion is ever purchase
able by gift or office.
To those who would detract from the
unsullied character of Mr. Tbompklas,
no fling, no mean Insinuation, t too low
to be employed.
The very fearlessness, the freedom of
thought and expression, characteristic
of Hr. Tompkins, has made him the tar
get for just such slur at the above. It
I too much to expect of the promoters
of such Ignoble Items, that they shall ap
preciate a nu of sterling, worth, one
k ho has tought the upbuilding of. North
Carolina, and the betterment of bit fellow-man.
Il It enough that a mas baa) preserved
his Integrity of opinion, and not been
afraid to express himself.
That 1 all, bat it I enough, lor the
would be pollers down, who Impale only
tuch honesty to others, a they themsel
ves possess, whleh Is nose. .
It Is enongh to keep down the free
dom of thought and oppression which
some one 1m may . with, . to glvt
forth; It I enough lo. drl recent of the
State any telf-fetpeetlng man who can
not but feel the .malice and bateaese,
which dlreota tuch a publication, ' and
pliret tuch aa lnlnprstattoav,,oa, aa
honest man's position and action. , .
If inch a ma at Mr. Toapklat, Ii aot
tafe, where It the Mingo whhln the
Bute's eonflnet for any oat, who thrf
dare to speak or act la a taanaer aot In
accordance with a "strict political regu-
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At dinner party tbe other day a
well known and deservedly popular
dramatist took a lady down to dinner,
neither knowing who the other was.
Aa a subject tbe theater was started,
as It la so often under similar circum
stances, 1 cant think why they have reviv
ed that piece at the King's," the lady
said. "I never liked it, and If a so
worn that I should have done better
than tbatr -
"Yea," the dramatist replied, "per
haps so. It waa one of my first pieces,
however, and I had not bad much ex
perience when I wrote It Let. a change
the subject" - v - "
. The lady waa quite ready to do ao
and wished, no doubt that she bad'
known who ber neighbor was. He
presently said:
"Are you Interested In the Fenton
caser speaking of a cause celebre
that waa In progress.
'Tea. I've read all the evidence,"
was the reply.
"He'll lose it, of course," tbe drama
tist went on. "He never could have
bad the faintest chance from the first
If a a marvel to me bow any lawyer
eonld have been Idiot enough to allow
such a case to go into court I"
"Well," answered tbe lady quietly,
"my husband waa the Idiot kefs
change tbe subject"
100 Reward, 0100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there It at least one
dreaded disease that iclence hat been
able to cure In all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Hall'a Catarrh Cure It the
only positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitution
al disease, requires a' constitutional treat
ment. Hall's Catarrh ( ore Is taken in
ternally, acting directly on the blood
and mncout surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation of
the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature In doing Its work.
The proprietors have ae much faith In
its curative ipo wen, that they offer One
Hundre I Dollars for any cage that it
falls to cure' Send Xer list of testlmon
ials. Address,
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toleds, 0.,
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
aaorlaeed the Muaiauke.
Thomas B. Heed at one time wore a
mustache of a few strangling hairs.
so often seen on the. upper lip of ex
tremely fleshy men. Mow Mr. Reed
parted with his hirsute apology can
best be told by a certain barber Id the
bouse of representatives who attended
the gentleman's wants:
"One day tbe big man from Matnt?
settled himself In the barber's chair and
requested a shave. When the operation
was completed. Mr. Reed straightened
himself and asked. 'Have you any of
that old fashioned pomade to wax
mustaches with?"
"The barber bustled among bis pots
and jars and- produced a French prep
aration In vogue, a quarter of a cen
tury ago and then proceeded to wax
the ends of the Maine statesman's few
wirelike ibalrs. .
"Wheai tbe man of snapshot sentences
arose and contemplated himself in the
glass, be turned to the astonished bar
ber and;snld, Cut this blanked blank
mustacbr off, for you have made me
look like a confounded catflsb.' "New
Englandj Home Magaxlne.
OM Teeih Bow.
The following curious advertisement
recently i appeared In a Loudon paper:
"Old False Teeth Bought.-Many In
dies audi gentlemen have by thein old
or dtaustd false teeth, which might as
well be turned Into money. Messrs. R.
D. and V B. t of (establish-
ti since, 1833), buy old false teeth. If
you sand your teeth to them, they will
remit -you by return post the utmost
value or If preferred tbey will make
you tbe, beat offer and hold tbe teeth
ever fot your reply, If reference Is
necessary, apply to Messrs. , bank
era, Ipswich." . . v
' . IsBttreealm Cerreet.
"Dlngaaa, didn't I lend you flO a
month or two agof
"Bbadbolt you did. If you bad a
good business head on your shoulders,
yon would be able to .remember a loan
like that with absolute certainty and
wouldn't;, have to aak anybody about
ft" ,4.!:-,. - . .:..(
Frown and passes on. Exchange.
i V l,tk Air..
This cyclone story Is vouched for by
the Minneapolis Better Way. It , la
that a cow which was picketed on a
rope was picked op by tbe cyclone and,
cameo Bp tbe length of ber rope, about
to feet where the remained until tbe
.storm bad passed, when she quietly
climbed down tbe rope and resumed
her grating. ,
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' Berne Palailasj. '
A good scene painter may get any-
wnere worn moo to slow, for a scene.
The average price paid to the best half
aoaen teue painters for a scene la
$000,1 But there area great many more
painted for 1100 than 1500.
At soon at a married man gets a
Laaaafoitable home built he begins to
worry bis wife by talking about Bell
ing It Indianapolis JournaL
; There 1 nobody quite to busy as tbe
editor wfco tries to publish a ten psge
newspaper In a four page town-
Washington Post -
' ' tMlkinar. :" ""
no-Look bare, Matilda, I'm
qnHe snch an Idiot as I look I -
not
, Bhe (soothingly) No, desr; I'm sure
you're not I
Uothert endorse It, eliililree lib" Ii
old folks us it. Ws raf r to Our M!m
nie wongn uure. will iiuitkty nit
11 throat nd, lung iM-ii' I'v. F S
Duffy.
CAf UDIME
. CURES- -
I.IL1DAC 1 & NEURALGIA.
li ' 1 and BOo Cottle. .
ij V- af'-.
f 111 s rf fm" I
j . "Tl7 77'tm'i : J j
Aj VajssaV ,.. td Simd a 1
are overcome by LytZaEm
Plnkham's Vegetable
Compound
Fifty thousand happy
women testify to this In
grateful .tetters to Eire
PInkhamm - '
Menstruation ' - la a
severe strs: on av wo-
an's vKaZfr. , If It Is
painful something la
wrong whlon :
II
E. Pinkham't VegttaUaXnBpowai
Villi promptly mat rllf tt
exoesslva" or Irvczs&r
write to Klrsm Plnkham,
Lynn, Mass., foradvloe .
Evidence abounds that
Mrs Plnkham's
and medlolaa hasm, for
many yoarahamdhal3Lln&
women to be strong, tsod
other advloals so un
varylngly aomrato am
other medlzlam ham smeb
a record mlouram ,
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' The oou lis will back us up in making
ook pay for all the china she f mashed
tort's." ,' "
That may be, imt the courts won't
hunt us up another cook "
In India,, the land of famine thous
ands die because they cannot obtain
food. In America, . the land of plenty
many suffer and die because they cannot
digest the food thay eat Kodol Dys
pepsia Cure digests what yoa eat It
Instantly relieves and radically ouret
a'l Btomach troubles. F. 8. Duffy.
Reasonable Presumption.
Father Bow did you come to get ze
ro in school f
Truthful Tommy I guess 'cause I was
naughl-y. y
DOES IT PAY 10 BUY CHEAP?
A cheap remedy for coughs tnd colds
Is all right, but you want something that
will relieve and cure the more severe
and dangerous results of throat and
lung troubles, Wbt shall you do f Go
to a warmer and more regular climate?
Yes, If possible; if not possible for you,
then In either case take the oklt remedy
that has been introduced In all civilized
countries with success In severe throat
and lung troubles, "Boschee's German
Syrup." It not ouly heals and stimulates
the tissues to destroy the. germ disease,
but allays Inflammation, causes easy ei
pectoration, gives a good night's rest,
and cures the patient. Try uks bottle.
Itccommcndcd many ycara by all drug
gists fn the world. For tale by F. 8.
Duffy. -
A Real VaoaUoa.
You and your wife don't seem to talk
to each other much when you travel.
No; we agreed before we started thst
we'd get retted.
The wolf In the fable put on sheep's
clothing because If he traveled on hit
own reputaliou he couldn't accomplish
hit purpose. Counterfeiter! of DeWItl't
Witch Ilazel Salve couldn't tell their
worthless stives on their merits, so they
put them In boier't snd wrappers like
De Witt's. Look out for them. Take only
DeWItl't Witch Htzel Salve. It caret
pllet tndall tkln diseases. F. 8 Duffy.
AgTwd. .
Wife-I told the man to
tune the piano at 11 o'clock.
come and
Hmband You
mutt' be ' mind-
reader.
Wife-Why
Husband Decaute that It tbe hour I
had sel to finish the last chapter of my
book,
LEMONS AS MKOICINB. '
Bowels. Kidnevt and Blood aa nmnaivri
by Dr. II. Moxley, to hia temon Elixir, a
pleasant lemon drink. It cure bullous
neis, constipation, Indigestion, head
ache, appendicitis, malaria,, kidney dis
eases, fevers, chills, heart failure, ner
vous prostration, and all other disease
caused by a torpid or diseased liver and
kldaeyt. It it an rttabllihed fscl that
lemons, when combined properlv wl h
other liver tonics, produce tbe most de-
tiraoie result upon the itoncach, liver.
bowel, kidney and blood. Bold by
uruifgisw. ouo soa fi ootue,.:., ,, . .
. . Kav. John P. SMdm Wrlua, .
' Dr. II. Hofley, Atlanta, Gat I hav
1'fen relieved of a trouble which greatly
ndangired my life, bv ualng Motley's
Lemon Ellitr. My doctor declared my
only relief to be the knife, niy trouble
I einr ipptndicltl. I have been perms
uouuj vu'eu anu aro.now a well man.
I am a preacher of the M. E. Church
fonth Ka sUKi in the town of Verbena,
Ala. My brother. Rev, K. E. Cowen
icommendnd the Lemon Elixir to me
S Jp me half dozen Urge bottle 0, 0. D,
tlpy'a Lemon Kllilr.
(lured Bid of a long standing esse of
ciillis anil fever by using two hoiile.
J. 0. HTAM.tV,
Engineer E. T-T. Ot It H. .
Mmtly'aljimnn f.llitr.' ' .
Cnred mc of a ry i f heart dlnra.e and
iMiliyiiatmn. rf four )tars' sUmllng.
ificil ii ill jpn iWTi-rmil meillr.lne. None
Mil Liinim Elixir id nr me any good,
1 t'l.tS l)IKIII, .
Co', tlnhe-aham and Si 'l liiiiimi Hts.
Savannah, (ia,
Mnalrv'a Iinivn Ittlitr.
I fully endntso II for nervous prontra.
lion, himilarlie linlli'iixtlou ami conmli
tlon, hsvintt ufilllwlih moat 'tM no
lory rmulia, artiirall on er rtuniiii. a 1 -, 1
fnlled ,1. W. I. hi i.o.
West Eml, AtlnnU, (is.
HE WORKED DESTRUCTION.
A Bassple ef Wsst Falrlr BeaMhy
' feaaiatee Cam Vmvi--.-.-v..-w,
A light chain securely fastened on
the cockatoo's leg promised safety, but
he contrived to get within reach of my
new curtains and rapidly devoured
some half yard or so of a band painted
border, which was the pride of my
heart -Then came an Interval of calm
and exemplary behavior which lulled
me Into a false security. Cockle seemed
to have 'it one object In life, which
was to pull out all bis own feathers,
and by. evening the dlntatr room often.
looked as though a white fowl bad
been plucked In ,tt.
I consulted as blrd -doctor; but is
Cockte'S health was perfeetry good eao
his diet all that could be recommended.
It was supposed lie only plucked blmsullh
fat want of occupation and firewood
waa recommended - at . r substltutev
This; answered: very well;, mud; be spent
bis leisure in gnawing sticks of deal
only when no one chanced to be In tiie
room he used to unfasten the swivl
aS'IiIb. Alialn lDntrA. ll rtnncrllniK nm tiha
rtand and descend In suareh ot his
piajtninga.. when tne nre tiaa not
been. llgOited.. t often found bnlf tire
coals pulled out of the irate and the
firewood Im splinters. At last, with
warmer, weather, both coals and wood'
were removed, so the next time Master
Cockle found himself short of a Job ho
set to work on, the dining room clrnirs.
first; pullotl ..ont all their bright nails
audi, next tore holes In the leather,
through - which he triumphantly.
dragged the stuffing.
At one time he went on a visit for
some weeks and', flte up everything
within his reach In.that friendly stab
llahment. His "bog" for one afternoon
consisted of a venerable fenuand a
large palm, some library beokst news-
pnpers. a pack- of" cards- and-, aa arm
chair. And yet every one adores bint
and be hi the spoiled child of more than
oie famlly,-Cornhlll.
LIKED THE POOKHOUSE.
Wonld Not Leave It to Go For Money
That Bolowtea to Him,
"I won't go out! I won't leave hct;e
fos anythlncl"
Such was tbe amazing declaration of
a pauper attendant in an east end Lon
don workhouse on .being told by an
agent that be wasi entitled to some.
money. And the man the son of s
post captain In the navy meant all
that he safd. Not an Inch would he
budge, nor would he sign any paper,
and It was only by taking a commissioner-down
to him that tbe fund
could be recovered.
Whether because It was only a com
paratively small sum or whether be
cause he was a worker, tbe guardians
made no claim on It Accordingly, at
his request. It was spilt, und two ac
count were opened on bis behalf in
the Postofflce Savings bank. But, for
all that, he continued to remain In the
workhouse.
Meanwhile be was very nnxlous that
nts wife should not know be was alive
In fact lie denied that be was married.-
His life partner, however, called
at tbe agent's office to inquire about
utile case, though Bhe begged that her
husband might not De told or ber
whereabouts. She was In a fairly
good position, earning as she did a liv
ing by keeping a ladles' school, and
once or twice her reprobate husband
bad turned up in an Intoxicated condl
"Hon and raised a commotion that had
scandalized ber pupils. The 111 sorted
pair were, therefore, not brought Into
communication.
Never would the pauper legatee leave
tbe workhouse. He remained there till
his death, whereupon, having left no
will, the money be bad scorned to use
passed to bis wife. Casgell's Saturday
JournaL
Row to Give Cat Medicine.
A New York gentleman has a very
One Angora cat, and so fine a specimen
of her kind that she Is famous in a
large circle of fashionable folk. She la
not rugged In health, yet she cannot be
persuaded to tnke physic. It has been
put In ber milk, It has been mixed wltb
bur meat It bns even been rudely and
Violently rubbed In her tnoutu, but nev
er has she been deluded or forced Into
swallowing any of It Last week a
green Irish girl appeared among the
household servants, She beard about
the failure to treat the cat "Sure,
aald she, "'give me the medicine and
some lard, and I'll warrant abe'U be
atlng all.l give ber!" She mixed tbe
powder and tbe grease and smeared It
on tbe cat sides. Pussy at once licked
both tides clean and swallowed all tbe
phytic. "Faith," said the servant girl,
"everybody In Ireland does know how
to give medicine to a catt" . , .,
teadtnar a Book, ,
- A writer In tbe New York Medical
Journal saya that tbe curved pages of
the ordinary book are Injurious to the
eye of the reader. . Tbe curvature ne
cessitate! constant change of tbe fo
cus of the eye as Itjeads from one aide
to anotner, ana tne ciliary muscies are
under a constant strain, Moreover,
the light falls unequally upon both
sides of the page, further Interfering
with a continued clear field of vision.
It la suggested that tbe difficulty might
be obviated If the lines should be print
ed parallel to the binding Instead of at
right angles to It . : '.
Golf.
The gome of golf was put down by
an act of parliament In Scotland In
1841 as s naltaiice. Then fines were
Infllrted on ' people who. Were found
guilty of playing the game, for It Inter
fered with tlie practice of arebcry, aa
men preferred wielding the club to
pulling the bow. , . ' . '
. ' An Ria1lon, ' '
'In the treatment of skin diseases It
Is snld tlml lite ray of the sun are
onlte rflicaclotts. They can't, corn
freckles, liowfrt-r.-flrailford Era.
Mlll'nna will be spent In politic this
vrar. .. W can't keep the csmpalgn
going without monatr tny more than wa
can keen the body vljioront wit out
food. Dynpeptlct nsd to starve them
tcilves. Now Kodol Dyspepsia Cure dl
goats wi at yon est snd allows you to
eat all the food yon wsnt. It radically
crtren alomm h trotiblnt. F. 8. DulTy.
proceedings of Board Aldermen.
' , Nuw Been, W. G.,Jl l0u
I'umuaut to tecess Board atet Ini. sta
tion, Mayor I'aUersat), presiding Aldts
meu present.V Parbvr, Ussktll. Frty,
Uerrck, 'rlowdeo, Davenport, Pblllfpi
ami Johnson. ,.-'
A lunu of city water and- sewer bond
upon wmlim was ailpopiett:
Whereaa, on April 8. lttOO, the, Mayor
and' Hoard uf Aid sTiiion'of tlwcfiy of
New Item, North GacullM, pnated an
ordinance; providing, that aa; tleetlon
should be held for the' purpose of ttxb
mtMwJg to tlie voters or aald city, the
qasstloH of Issuing the bundt-ofsald
ol, to an amount not eiceeding Eighty
Thousand Dollars, for tbe purpose of
baying, erecting and couttruotlng a tyt-
tern of Water Works and Sewerage In
I for raid city under tbe provisions of
arnact entitled, Aa act to incorporate the
City of New Hern, ratified February SO,
im; and
Whereas, said election was legally
Cilled and held ou May 15. 190 1, at which
the total number of voles cast was 620,
of wliii'h 4V.) volet were In favur of the
iamu of said bonds, that number being
mure than a majority of all the votera in
saM city r New liern; anil
Wlicim-, on June I , 1(11 0, the said
Mayor und Hoard of Aldermen of Mew
Ultra, accepted the Mo of F. M. Stafford
ifc Co., for the purchase of Klglily Thous
nwl Dollars of said bonda, at a price not
li st I bap par and accrued interert.
Now, therefore, lie It ordained, by tbe
Mayor tnd Hoard of Alderuian of the
city nf New Bom, North Carolina, that
llieDegoiiable bonds of said cily be is
sued, to the amount of eighty thousand
dollars, in deuominatiou of o is thous
and dollars each, and bearing date July
2m1, 1900, to bo payable to bearer thirty
years from tbeir date, and to bear inter
est at the rale of five per cent, per an
num, payable semi-annually, both princi
pal and interest of said bonds to be
payable at the Metropolitan National
Bank at Chicago, 111.; said bonds
to be executed by the Mayor and attest
ed by the City Clerk, under tbe corpor
ate Seal of said city, tnd to be numbered
consecutively from ens upwtrds. And
the Interest coupons attached to aald
bonds may be executed with tho fac
simile signatures of said Mayor and City
Clerk, lithographed, engraved or print
ed. And be It further ordained, that there
shall be aud there Is hereby levied, to be
collected annually a tax sufficient to pay
the interest on said bonds aa It becomes
due, and the principal thereof at matu
rity, which Bald tax levy Is hereby de
clared to be and remaid Irrepealuble ao
long as any of said bonds shall remain
outstanding acd unpaid.
. Be it further ordained that all acts and
proceedings had in aud about the Issuing
of said bonds, including the calling and
holding of aald election be and tbe aame
are hereby in all respects ratified and
confirmed. 3. J. Tolson, City Clerk.
Upon motion tbe above ordinance waa
uoanlmoualy adopted, all presei.t votlug
ye..
Boat! took re ess rubject to (all of
Mayor. J. J. Toijson, City Clerk.
IllnmlnallnK.
"How did you like my recitation f"
asked the young man.
"It waa truly remarkable," answered
Mitt Civ enne. "It baa given me a new
intlght Into Shakesp' are. s never until
thlt evening realized bow much genuine
comedy there It In Hsmlel't tollloqn.v
tnd Mato Antony't oration.''
Maori wnttin lost their gMfaaiormt after
Ihcy broom mothov This k dut teatg
kct Th iifw can b ftttttvei bywacj
qusstlo If the es
wilt
during th whole
ptriod of prcgnaacv.
The tarlkr Its use it
begta) th mors pf
bcthwiH th thapt
net only sortaend
salaaan nW' ,J
during tht great atram WttlirnM ttdes
th skin to conn-act BaiunJiv aharamfd. h
keeps taulgntly wrinkl 4 awtty asti the
mtncit uaooneau nun taaar fnnWrr
imtMr f rksd It that istnt
huhntst wkkk hsabhns Mssa
and nirvoiin during yttgnaatyt thtrttn i
fh taiitnt' ccaautkauisbwogth, m that
ah emerges front tU cedent wkktnt aingwt,
Tfit rltlla nail tnn ataara Ik a iffaita nf
notbtm JxUtt by Us itAwtltatB aad vttotv
tU at Sra sttrt tw $1 a eatda, '
Band for oar tnaljr UtaMraUd tuoa Is
Dactat atotbera, .. .. .,i4 ;
THB BRADFIELD RBQULATOR CO.
. - ATLANTA OA "
' ALWAYS Ktlf ON HAND
vtiilC taias
There la no kind of pain
or aohe, internal or oxter 1
rial, that Paln-Klller ivalll
not relievo.
look our roe imitations and tus-
SriTUTtt. THK OtNUINt SOTTLt
BtASSTMt HAMK, i
PERRY DAVIS A ON.
i -a'''?aMI
i- s.
ftoefiiare
SatVpatnJat
. A Pale Face
Is sfromlnant symptom of vitiated
blood. Hoovered wltb ntmplas, th
vldwie Is.completa, It's nature's
way ef warning you ofyourcondltlon.
Johnston's
Sarsaparilla
ncvenrallt to rectify all' disorders of
ma diooo, sngnv or seven, oi tvo
atandtne or recent origin. It thirty
veers record guarantees Its eftleaey.
Bold everywhere. Price 11.00 per full
quart bottle. Prepared only by
MICHIUAW UMCti OMIPalT,
Uatrolt, Hick.
Vnll No. I
Bridge Bonds of Craven conn I y North
Carolina.
Notice Is hereby given that seven Cra
ven county Irridge Bonds of the denomi
nation of live hundred dollars each, have
this day been drawn for the sinking
fund of said cnuuty In accordance with
the act of Assembly authorising thuir
issue as follows:
Five hundred dollar Bridge Bonds
numbered, No. 1.. No. No. ii., No. 4.,
No. 5., No. 0., No.
These bonds will lie paid principal
aud accrued in tereat to August ill, 1900,
ipou presentation of same, al the Na
ilonal Bank of New Bern, New Bern, N
C, on or lirfoie the ilUt d of Au;ui
11)00. Interest ou the above bonds will
cease on and after August Hist 1900.
By order of Die Board of Coinmlaslon-
ers. K. W. sham wood,
Chairman.
August 8th. 1900.
nil No. 13.
Bonds of Craven County, North Oaro
llua. Notice Is hereby given that ten Craven
county bonds of the denomination of
live hundred dollars each have this lny
been drawn for 4be sinking fund of said
county hi accordance with the art i f
assembly authorizing them iasue as fo!
lows;
Five hundrod dollar bonds numbered.
No. 128, No. 57, No. 181. No. 42, No. 150,
No: 182, No. 130, No. 209, No 207, No
131.
Thesei bonds will be paid principal ami
interest to Aug. ill, 1900. upon presenta
lion of the same at tbe Nalloual Bank of
New Bern, New Bern, N. C, on or I e
fore Auk. SI, 19U0. Interest n the
above bonds will cease ou and afler Aug
81, 1900. By order Board Com.
E. W. 8.MAI i WOOD,
Aug. 8lh, 160a Chairman.
Executor's Notice.
Having (lUalitk-d as executor of Mrs
Annie f. W shall deceased, late of New
Bern, N. C this is to notify all persons
having claims against tbe entitle of said
deceased to preneni ini iii to tne tinner
algoed on or before tho 10th day ol
Auitust lWOl or this notice will lie plead
in bar of their recovery. All persons In
debted to taid enisle will please make
Immediate payment. This 10th of July
1900. - IS. U. ('HKI)I.K,
Executor.
Notice of Seizure.
Collectors Ofllce, 4th Diet. I
Kaleigh, N. C. i
Notice is hereby given of tlie t-eizure
of the following properly for violation
of Internal Revenue Laws:
Trenton, N. C, July 2Sth, 1900, from
E.L. Hardy by CM. Babbitt, le,mt)
UoUeotor, one cojper still. 2 coppei
wormty4 fermenting tubs and 28 pack
ages containing about 800 gallons oorp
whiskey:
Any person or persons claiming tbe
ttid property nre hereby nolliled to ap
pear at my office In Raleigh, N. C, with
in 80 dtyt from date, and make claim in
the form and manner prescribed by law.
or the said properly will be forfeited to
the United States.
X. O. DUNCAN, Coll. 4 th Diet. N.,C.
By 0. M. Babbitt, Deputy Collector, Sib
Dlv., 4th Dltt., N. C. "
This Aunnst lit, 1or.
tOlouthern
Rwilway.
The Standi I Railway ot the Bt I) Til
The DlreoliTin to all Points,
V-TEXAS,'-' ; '.
CALIFOHNIA,
FLORIDA,
"CPDA AND ";
' POBTO, RICO.J
: i"
BtrlcUy Firat-Clus Equipment on all
Through or Local Traint; Pullman Pal
ae Bleeping Oars on all Night Trains)
Fast aud Safe Bohedulee, .' . '., ; '
.1 - t
Traval by the Bouthern an4 you area.
aored a Safe, Oomfortabl and Kxpedl.
lions Journey, " , .
Annlv to Ticket Aa-enU for Time Ta
blot, Rates and General Information, Of
address , F, B. DAKBl,
It. Ifc VEHNON,
O. P. AT. A, '
T. r, a. 1
Charlotte, N. C.
Aahevllb), N. (!
,J M.Ctll.r
. Tr Mi.
FAt S.;Oassoi,
IiV.N; Ma-.
W. A. Tuhk, U P A.
WARni.':JTON, - - l. 0
LodKe Directory.
NEW BKRNCONl l,AV4t6,1niprove i
Order -llepta'optia. w t- 2inl , j. 1 4.
Thnrodav iihrliK hi 8 i,'. i, k hi IN nn
tieHtl'. t. A. Vi II. ia, A -i-ti. I ; (In. i i
Brysn, Financier; I Sum kI.uivii
rotary.
EUREKA LOiHIE NO T, I n n i
OllleerS: W. T III I. N tl ; I l I ml.
V. (1 ; tleo. Oreeii. ! 'it - .n i K : .1 i c
B llill. FliiHiieial wrc mi- i . I n .
man, I'rcss. lieiniiiii iimm1 im -. v .
Monday Alght at o'clora.
CAI.UMKT KNCAMI'MK.NT, M) 1
I. U. I). K. (IIUci'ih: I, . I l l
1 Q Delamar, II I', .1 .1 I'.nxter s U
O II Hull, .) W;Ce... II. Si ill-.- V.
Oerock, Treasurer. Itei;ulai tnc,n,r
ment, iHt, .tnl, aiid 5il. Ill mi.vi Tlmia.Uv
nights in eucli mnnili at ? ;;o iHi.rt.
NEW HEKN LOIXtlO No. 1, V II At -
J 0 Scales, I'rnl;.l II .Smith I:, . .n.ii,,,.
Bec'y; E K Quidliy, Finaiir.):.! h.i'v
ffleela In the KtiiL'hi.H o' Ilii'in.iii
every 1st aud 8rd Mouilaj i',i(;lil m em-ii
mor.in.
CltAV EN I.ODtili No. I KNMi.il ! s
OF HAUMONV: Meets Und an;l -l.li
Wednesday ulg'iia m cncli iu. i,ih m
Itounlree's Hall, I'ollm'U .tieet. a' '.'a
o'clock. H. 11. Ball, I'riMi.lent 1; ,1 II,..
osway.Hec'y, It. it Hill, . -i- y
KNICI1TS OK lloNOK (lli.i-i, K K
Jones, llii-talor; I) I, Vinsi.n l!i .inii-i
W F Itountree, 1' uiam-im Hi-pini.T
Now Berne ,olg No. 448 im-eia tlu-an
and 41 Ii Friday n iy hi n al. T: : r u i !.., I. in
Itounlree's Hull, hillock mIici-i
an'I'on t.i l.iiiiN'r nu. r m , i. n i rv
met-l'H .--tieo. Hlever, ( ii liil, , l (, l;
nan, I. lout, i 1. Ii. PclleLU-i , I .Mf.i, ; W in .1
iiit.h, uierb ; Kd. Merock, A'cdi.iiiut.i K..-'
ular Cuntoimienlti, 'i.l n.ii.i 4 1 it l-inir-nliiv
litflila In t-iiih inoiith 1,1 3 t ..'i in'-g
E.W. Smallwcod,
HKU.Wl IN
Ami all Kinds of
lOILOIiG MATERIAL.
Wire NiUtin.', Sr een l onr.-i and
Windows.
GLACIER REFRKinRATORS
Which are the best. Tliey have but few
eua!sanil No Su erior
Ice Cream Frcczera. Water Coolers.
Michigan Stoves and ltaun a.
PalnU.
Under Hotel Chattnwka,
NEW II Ell IV, IV. V.
A. & N. C. R. R.
PASSENGER IJEPARTnEN T !
Nkw Bkiin,-N. C, May ill. 1!KH.
IC:,li'!i In IVIiii-.-lil-ilil.
Tlie following special rates for season
(1900) from stations named below to
Moreliead City and return in c fleet dune
7, 19C0:
KKAKON !' ATI' H I) A V
STATIONS. TK'KKT. N 1 1 II I'.
Goldsboro f4.00 tl.fiO
IjaG range 8 oO 1 fit
Klnslon il.00 I lit
Dover 2 7fi .110
Core Creek 2.70 B
New Bern 2 0 1 "t
lilverdale 1 .7.1 .70
Newport HO .i'.-l
Deinian and Sunday
Stations. Bull 1'liket. Kiiursioii.
GoldalKiro I $1
LaOrauge 1 till 1 00
Klnaton.. Si) 0
Dover 7.1 .71
Core Greek 70 7d
New Ik-ru WI .(id
Newport 35 ill
German anil Ball Tickets sold nnU to
ten or more on one ticket good to return
next morulng.
Holiday Excursion Tlckola Hold on
Sunday, good only 011 Non. 7 and H
trains.
UTTIcket Mailt Csuiiot BeKxteuded.
These ralua Hiiieraeilea all previous
rales in coullicl.
Ilataa to Seven Npl-lugii.
Bummer eicnrs.ion tickets ((fiuhi
1900) from A & N. C. hlall.,g Koiind
Trip for Seven Spilngs, N. C. flounl
trip lickela will Iw sold to l.atlrangn. lit
partlea visiting the above Spiins al tho
following rates of faro fur Ihe roun.i
trip:
Goldsboro....! .71 New Bern, .. fa 25
Klutton... . .AO lilverdale... 2 75
Dover 105 Newpoit . ..345
Core Creek... 160 Moreliead Cily 3 tin
' Tickets on sale June 1st. Tickets good
to return lo October 91, 1900. '
Bataa to Huantnln lleauila.
Through rates of fare Hound Trip
tickets from Coupon rHallont below to
polula named 00 the W. N, C. liailroail
(season 1900), Tick els on sale Juno, 1st,
1900, to September 30th, 1900 Inclusive.
Good for retura paansge on or tefoie
Oct, 81, mti ";'
1 ;, d a!
c
0
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0 a
To.
a,"
' t al
1
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Hickory ... .18 MU 50 fit 10l0fJ
Morgtnlotr .5. 14 88 13 83 11 95 1 1 DA.
Old Fort.,.,. 15 OS "14 M 13 S5 1 85.
Black Ml.. ... 18 20, 1ft 20 13 80 ia 2(t
Atheville. . 16 85. 15W 144S 1.485.
not Springs. .18 1) 17 33 IS 95 lit 'J5.
. Halet to all other Retorts In Western
NoMh Carollna-or Vlrgluia may be.furii
Ished upon application, t'hlldieii under .
"Ve oi years m aja am inn. , iiiniirii
under twelve (18) years of ays'. half l be
above raltit., ... ' ' ' ,
. UDlLL.n. C. A,
AT AvBARGAIN
- 1,600 Arret tttr Crotily, N. C.
. Can out 40,'KiO bi.sea iinmly, . Iirln
pine. Fine Trncklng Und i lay ub nf .
For termt tnd det tUt wiite , .
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