AVtgelaUe Prcparalionfor As
similating AeFoodandBegula'
ling tfaeStooacbs andBcwelsof
ii.Hi,tIYIT.:zr
Promotes DigesdoaCheerfuf
ness andRestonlalns neither
OpiumXorphine nor Mineral.
Not Nab. c otic .
xvtguj&MVB.mnm
HmUUSJm-
A perfect Remedy forConsbpa
flon, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea
Worms ,Convulsions,Fcverish
ness and Loss OF SLEEP. .
Facsimile Signature of
ttEW YOHK.
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EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
A LITTLE
D0E5 MUCH.
Boom, Iowa, Dec. M
No tongue can tell what I have endured
In the put tea years witb my monthly ck
osm. While fltifiering untold agoDy, a
friend called and recoimeultd Wino of
Oardui. 1 sunt tor a bottle, and Oh I wha
relief. After (hit first doso I begtui to feil
better mil havu ha-l no pain Blnco.
Mitt. UBAOB LAMPHERE.
Wine of Cardul not only cures but It ids AT ONCE. Here is a case
often years' standing and yet one sincle dose made the sulTerer feci better,
and stopped the pain. The Wine goer, straight to the seat i ( the trouble.
It acts directly upon the menstrualand genital organs. Its action Li not
violent, and it does not force a result. It simply gives Nature that little
assistance that the sufferer's system hcks. A single disorder in the
feminine organs spreads many disorders all over the body, and when the
W'ne cures the source, all the other ills vanish as a matter of course. A
woman can be her own physician an J cure herself at home. Local ex
r
Ullir AIVISMT HMRTHtHT.
For buI vtaa In run rtwinlrtnsr an!!
dtrri'Ufiui. vii!;, trivtrii; bvmptnmK,
UMN-MiUrjIMI, Tk MATTaMMMu
Eh.DK la I ci)., I'luUUnoum. TVnn.
Druggists sell Large
FINANCIAL.
T. A. flreen, Praps. K. H, Meade, V. Prt
H. M. OroTea, CMhlar.
CITIZEN?7 IMlNK,
or niwara,ir,c.
Doinf Oeneral Banking Business.
February 18, IW), Surplus aad .Undivi
ded Profit", U,185.7&,
Prompt and careful etleotioo glvtm to
all baalne entrusted to a. AocoaoU
received on fsvorsbl Una i.
BViaral al Dtraatova.
PerdiBaad Olnaa
J. A. MMdOffl,
Aaaaoel W. I pork.
Cha. H . rowiar,
i. w. Oralaaar.
E. W. ansailwuo.
K. U. Maavlowa,
Oaea. tnr, Jr.
Iwua Bdsooa
II ft r xr Hah.
Tbotnaa A, .Ma,
6. B. n.
MM. . Ivm.
w.r.Qroakatt.
Marie Diana a.
F. & T.I. BANK,
rriRUART ut. i ton.
Capital Stock, iTI.OOv
tSarplaa, I .)
KSadlvM I'r.lU, I.S0
DfMalU 1 ,
ornoEJu.
L H.CrTLta PraJlt.
W, it. iaoics:, Vk Pm,
T. W. tMWar, CaMtw.
J. W. llinoi, A. I VhWr.
Him Bauvail II a da. Tailrr.
rXUPXTTOBMi
W. TV. ). M.M. Hat,!
Q. II. Bra4ham, t. U. NMtr, '
U a) CxaaW, Va. lMr, '
W. H. Cha4h, 1. W. Buvart,
T. w. !),
It anlWrU (or awrehaaia, aaaufaotar
m aa4 oitwr Haaaa atoaiptly a afwoUl
rata to vara. ao4 awa eitca fr-
loraaaobto. Bjr lu Htwrallijr aad
trfrWfl liatBfM awtboda, k to tnrjrtftf
U IW fMt A Kaat UaraliM'l HaaUni
laaliaitnaa la lireMr, It la
fj mm w.ica SnM.aot la1
raraainiL.
F. aiaiaaaa,
J. M. ft.
a m f .a
b. w. r.
5tMnONS, POU a vVARO,
0t 1 1 vaiaii aai iuiiiw
r uw. :
(ta itni.t.o,
CMAc M rVi. rmnt rVrwt, awfjr aw-
CMm ate at UMc a SMliaBaU.)
fMiM la n awiwt t f. r-if.
1 1 1. pftra WIMrMi M MMI
; y i' iih . ai rii
rvtra, mm tumtmi.
V. If.rrllrtfrr,
A TT 0 1 1 1 AT lW.
1 Ma Mr..t. Irrt ir1k
-For Infantnd Children.
Bears
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
U .t-vi' -v. -'.
the. At
Signature Km
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CftSTO
TMC ttNWUII MHMNT. HCW TORK CITY
aminations are largely tilings oi me
past the obnoxious custom is no
longer necessary. Wine of Cardut
Is the only perfectly safe and sure
vegetable wine made to-day for
the cure of "female troubles".
Bottles for $1.00.
CAROLINA DISPATCH LINE,
-AND-
milQBT &. PASSlNOtR
For All Point North.
The Steamer NEU3E
will leaTaM MondiM. WoilnaaJara,
add Fridays at 0 p. in. nharp, mak
ing landingi at OrienUl, and Iumd
oka I land.
The Str. Newberne
Coioo)eBlo( July lit, a), Uara al 11
a'cl'Kk row 01 Turdiji aid Friday,
aaakU laa Un at Oriental It aoakr
I a d aa I lijr U.-ed.
HP Prrichi iwoeivad Dot latrf
tbao on boar prarioui to aailloj.
ror lartbar laiornaUon apply U
0K0. UKNDKR.SaX.Afct,
al. K. Kl4, Oca. Mgr.,
tjLOL U0Mlla,0oo.Frt.A raaa.Agt
y, Korfol., Va.
Da yon Wlab to ExtarmloaU '
Bt4 Bdgt, Cock Roichaa, AnU t
- Liquid :
fjCrcoIeum
OaolmiM I a I ft, a Hftol ranaranld
nmmtf tat Urn; at ..(' allntrala. A
a ta'afuat it ta awtwtiof to oarixa
tnwW. v. Blhor t ""'' pmm.
at' aa4 aaa a piaai halitfal sntor.
tWiwim H aura 4al ta r rarra
la f, aa4 a rtw. a
Imraia.' Tr ait fut oa
IM avkn, tmt'lUNOHV.
AlaaMaJl Pit Mtal a.f Jrll.
tJ . " -
teamship Co
, CaoHiri'M a i a . ,
Itan4w Mr'' 4""' . '
tV4a MofaaMn la r sa4 a a
ar at t
Henrys Put'rhticy,
127 AlLJJIc Street.
fi'iii tm ttiif H it rfj.
I '.-v't I w r ; -
HE BRIBED THE -BOY.
YET THE MISCHIEF ME SOUGHT TO
AVERT ARRIVED ON TIME. :
t": V . ' ' . .'-v .- .-
A Poaay tCxpartcaM ' Tkai Oaaatlr
laint PMaMaat Craat Walla Vta
tttaa- a Friaaat Wha Waa Blaaa4
VHk aa "BataJit Tarriaia.". : ;
The late General Grant, laid P. V.
Daviea of Washington, "wa alwayi
fciudBeaaHtaclf to ehildrea. Ha had a
large family of faia own, and this it was
probably that bred in him the kindly
spirit of tolerance that ha ever showed
co the younger generation. A friend of
mint told me that the-Arat time ha ever
saw the general was when he was a small
sharer. In those days dinners were giv
en at a very early hour, and sweetmeats
and nyidiesut ail kinds were much used.
Xhiu particular evening Grant had beeo
Lining ut my friend's father's house, and
:.iy friend had descended the back utairs-l
elad only in Ins nightgown, seekiug that
which be might devour. The men of the
party were bom ted smoking about the ta
ble. The bntler aud other servants were
busy clearing uwur the remnants of the
feast. - I
"The email boy peeked through the
door, and there, n few feet away, on a
side table were the sweetmeats of his
heart's desire. Guests and servants seem
ed alike engrossed, and so, doubled up,
lie tiptoed across the floor. Just as bis !
i iny, chubby 6st closed on the Href dish
he felt himself taken by the ear, while
the aggrieved voice of the butler said:
'Here now, you Mars Gun. you's d most
riischli'vousost buy in Washington. Whnt
your innh go ill to say to lwis if he lets
.rnii eat yourself, sick wid dem thingsT
And with that be gave the offender's ar
u twist that caused him to utter a shriek
of pain.
"A stout, squarely bnilt man, seated
nearest the pair, turned nt the sound
mi.! called the small boy to him. 'What's
I he mutter, little man?' he asked In a
Kindly voice, .and the lad. between simf
tlcs. explained how, to obtain sweet
meats fur himself and a still smaller sis
tor, lu! bad mude his attempt at robbery.
Tlie general listened gravely to tbe tale,
and then, despite the laughing protests of
I lie host aud father, he tilled the tot's
hands to overflowing with the eoreted
sweetmeats nnd sent him huppy to bud.
"At another time the general, while
president, paid a friend n visit," continu
ed Mr. Daviea "Tbe friend lived In a
small country town, and, as you may
imagine, the visit was ail event of su
preme importance. This friend, whom
we will cull Smith, was blessed witb a
small son, who was the traditional en
f:iiit terrible. He was forever In trouble,
anil those troubles invariably affected
others as well as himself. His father. as
may well tie imagined, had laid himself
out to eutertnln his distinguished visitor,
tail he feared that his son might in some
way eompliento uiuiters or render himself
ol:noioiis. So on the morning of the duy
the generul was to arrive Smith called
his young hopeful to him and, producing
bright new silver dollar, suul. 'Now,
Mat, I'll give you this If you'll promise to
1.-0 awny und not turn up until Ih ill line,
and then to go straight to bed.' 'All
lilil.' grinned I'eiifaut terrible as he
uoeketed the bribe.
"To insure n thorough appreciation of
this tule of woe, 1 must explain a little
about the interior arrangements of
Smith's house. The host's room was a
luige and sunny one, with a buthriHim at-
la'-heil. Near by was lodged Mat. Hurt In
ibis b-ithroom he got his morning tub nnd
( on sei lie n 1 1 y regarded it ns a part of bis
personal property. As I he best in tbe
bouse, Nmhh luititrnlly turned over his
own room to the general. Tbe hoy was
left uuili).tiirlicd in his own room, and no
ne advised him of the change that had
occurred in his father's apartment. Here-
iii lay the fatsl error. Armed with Irs
lollnr. Mat trudged down the dusty road
niiil sent his playmates Into spasms of
em y by (lasliing the coin before them,
tie bought u balloou, a ring and ball and
some other trinkets, but cents still re
malimL Then csuie s happy thought,
ami he Invested his entire balance In
molasses randy and start I'd for home.
The taffy made a huge bundle, almost aa
Mg ns the lioy. It was very hot and the
luttknge goi vsry heavy. Then be droo
ped It. the bundle broke aud tbe sticky
man became covered with dust la this
wise he arrived homo."
"Mit sat on tbs lawn and rested. No
one was about, everybody being at the
rallrond station tn meat General Grant,"
the narrator wnt on. "Then the bof
tried to eat hw of the taffy, but tbe
din prevented. 'I'll wash It,' qoolb he
sod started for tbe boose. Btralgbt to
his fat ler ' bathroom h went. and.
Jumping the mesa Id the wasbbowt. ha
'urnrd on the fsucat. Tb beat bad malt
ed the candy, and It stock to taw aides of
tha bowL Mat got K In his hair and oa
his shirt froat la bis attempts to dislodge
1 1, and finally, wearying of tna fort,
left It where It was and went off aboot
other things.
"lo tba manUa tbe general bad ar
rived, and what with aaartlof tha promi
nent rttlseos who had Called lo are aim.
etc the anptwr boor ram npya tbeta
ool wires. T. groeraj aald he srtahad
io wash hi, ha ads. and aa ftasllh eeennrd
htta lo bis chamber and ahosred kiss the
bathroom. 'Never salad a boat a light,
aid lb general as Be toraad on the wa
ter aol tarns! his ssads la Ike bowl
Great Seotil What oa earth la ibis T ba
gasped. Bntllb. with a staking heart.
rnahed la and III list laa. aad tn both
aa gased at the gwfot Basso la the bowl,
'It's aaoJaseea,' aakj tba giasisl as be es
soined ble ttaotla, 1'ao foaod Ikst boyf
groaned Smith aader ala breath., 1
df what he's Ismi aa to aow.'
Tbeo be waat rata aa aiUotakstT eoaaa
aad sborrir rataroed wMb a sieve boy
oadef' hla arsm. Tba bny'a bslr was
stlrkf. aad bla faea waa atroaked wfca
r1w, CrlgbtMard. bo gar a less ea-
alaaattaa of what bad aapoeaed. It waa
too faaay, and la loaatso asra way.
Hoik atea bfna bit oaeMttoflabio
abrMut of hagbtrr that narhi4 lb Mr
rr Soar ad brskt a frlgbtnted hotaa
to lb ma TberO ab raoed be' baa
kaad aad bla at aoMlac ttnar at.
Obll a athot aad dirty aouM bar. bsj
tooHeoea roatmad. waa va4aMy saUls
rnf to tbea bow M em to
Dwasi lb' giswar ' mrett tb
a kariefol waa obtehfd fraaa tb
aeiai aad dario tb balaa of lb
preak)wt'a vbH t amiaolao, by bat
abeeaee - A Mrs. stall a pot O. Tao
foaMa'l Ml what ba srootd a. it. sad
WMb a and. at ta lb baas ta rtat
wa In rml If ye ks kiss Ibcrd
bj.'"-rJrw fork Tribaa. -
aVosDa f flk OahapoWaf pawiil aw earth
bar bm swwf (aaa 1 haow What
a t1b-CkWae new.
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jeaaaa WmJ
BlccdPcIcon
- ThenUDopoiscmaohighlycorjtagioD,
as deceptive and ao destructive. Dont ba
too sura yon are cured because all external
sign of the disease havedisappearcd, aad
tit doctor says you are wall. Many per
sons bare been dosed with Mercury and
Potash tor Booths or years, and pro
nounced cured to realrxe when too lata
that the diseasa jvas only covered up
cut again, and to their sorrow and mortifi
cation find those nearest and dearest to
them 'have been infected by this loath
some disease, for uo other poison is so
anreljr transmitted from parent to child
as this Often a bad ease of Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Scrofula ox severe skin disease,
an old sore or ulcer developing in middle
life, can be traced to blood poison cou-
tariy .
Jife, for it remains smoldering in the sys
tem forever, unless properly treated an 1
driven oat in the lwginning. S. S. S. is
the only antidote for this peculiar virus,
the only, remedy known that can over
come it and drive it out of the Mood, and
It does this so thoroughly and ellcctually
that there is never a return of the disease
to embarrass or humiliate you afterwards.
S cures Coulapous Mood
Uka. fjT Poison in any and all
sV S ,st apes ; contains no
kJU kv-H minerid to break down
sjaof.CXSr your constitution : it is
purely vegetable and the only blood puri
fier known tnat ciennpcs the moon and
at the some time builds up the general
health.
Our little book on contagious blood
poison is the most complete nnd instruc
tive ever issued; it not only te'.ls all
about this disease, but also how to cure
yourself at home. It is free and should
be in the hands of everyone seeking a
cure. Bend for it.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA, OA.
Brown's Itnttered Watcrtnetosi.
Colonel George W. Anderson, a man
of splendid gcnlr.s nnd ran' oratorical
glfto, wm at nmplng for Greeley end
Brown down In southwest MIsnc:irl.
One night In the midst of his tipcech an
old fellow ftiose In the back of the
house and said:
'Colonel Anderson, Is It true thnt
Governor Brown wag so drunk at that
Ynle alumni dinner that he buttered
his watermelon?"
Colonel Anderson reared back o:i his
pastern Joints, straightened himself to
his 0 feet 2 and with a llnn'.i roar an
swered:
Yes, It Is true that Covrrr.Dr Brown
buttered his watermelon nt the Ynlo
aluniul dlm)?r, end I nm happy to In
form you thut that Is the only wny In
which watermelons are enten In polite
society."
Anderson's happy retort was greeted
with a shout of laughter nnd n rar of
applause by his auditors. Ills luter
rogator sat down dlscomfltrA, nnd that
was the last ever heard of the story
of the buttered watermelon nil of
which goes to demonstrate tin; value
of Danton'u famous Inotto: "L'audace!
L'audacet Toujour l'nudacc!"
Colonel Anderson was a wonderful
stumper. He was most emphatically
a rough diamond. In the rough and
tumble, rnlch-as-you-cnn style ot delist
ing he never had a superior lu Mis
souri, which Is saying a great deal. He
waa sn adept In the use of every spe
cies of oratorical weapon. Champ
Clark In Saturday Evening Post.
Woalda't Sell the Hoaae.
The house In which Joan of Arc was
born Is still faithfully preserved In
pious veneration at Domremy, where It
Is looked upon almost In the light of a
shrine. Paasersby Invariably cross
themselves and ntter a prayer for pro
tection as they go by.
The story goes that a rich and eccen
tric Englishman tried bard to buy tha
place Id 1K8T. It was at that time tbe
property of a farmer named Glrnrdln.
Tb Englishmen offered to lot litm
nam hi own price, but the old man
held Arm. "No, uo, no," he cried. "I
would not sell It even to a Frenchman,
much leas lo a foreigner and eaiwclally
an Englishman. People here would call
m a traitor and a coward were I to
part with tb house from which Joan
of Arc set oat to serve France."
Tb Englishman convinced himself
that farther bargaining was useless
and went bla way.
Boon after ao officer from the king's
household arrived In lb village and
asked to apeak with Glrnrdln. Before
tb whole village, assembled In the
treat, b aald: "Glrardln, the king haa
learned that yon bar refused to sell
jroar boos to ao Englishman, tie do
aire to reward yon. but not In coin.
II knows that row no more want tb
noaay of tb French than of tb Eng
lish, tlMTOfoe has bo commanded mo
to Present yon witb tha croaa of the Lo
ttos of Ilooor." -
" It,
Qoawa Catborin obtained plna from
laara, aad. la l&U. an act waa pass
ed: That do person shall pot to as I
any ptnnr but only urb aa a ball b
toubl beaded and bar tha beads aold
arod fast ta tba ahaak of lb pthnea,
WH gluoothed. lb shank well shapeo,
tn points won round 814, cauled aad
sharp oed." , . t
AtOila Urn moat plna war mad at
braaa. bat many war ala utado of
Iroa, witb a braaa aorfaoa. rratw aeot
largo Bomber of pins to Regie od
oatll abovt tha yaar tm v - i --
la tbl year aa John Tllaby tarted
ptnaMklng la Utoorealerahlra. lo bt.
raaaul was hi vaetnr that b ao60
aad LSOO pefBooa working. The) piss
asad at atrotrrt wort hasd la high ro
ptit. ., 1 .....'..
la Irrtd' ptamakert tMnhltk4 aad
fsoodad a ntTMaratloa. Tbo tadsjatry
was carried oa at nrlainl and Tttrtnl
bant, tb tot b-comlog tb chief
tef. I IT73 prise war offered for
tb tni aatlv. b4 pin and n1l
la carotin, abl daring tb wag rn WIS
pin fatrhad mormons prVa.
tin vary from 1 Inrba ta bxiiib
to lb maH gilt ntnoKHVogtstS' plftt
4JV4 weighing about aa oanra. Oood
Ward. . "
Tbl So (Wnt I Itfa If yoa
ArrA ftteg to tb Ut! IO est n( eaa't
aat st alf lit e wr,t fif In -tioa.
tl.a'f V !;!!? . rtf f 'in!;'a. In4.,
M Ti t I' f f"V y.ftrt. t il
. r-- . I ., ,.. of Kf 1 -1 I'r,-'P-
,(;. 1 ' ', ' ' . a I r.a ' t
I -I . 11 I t - 1 B ' ' ,'
, , .. ?-" i ! 1 . - -:
Calsa Baaks j&arc
; Cutm b eurions stuff, aad there awn.
to be as abnodaur ef It. ; l'ei; l-' wi
travl tbroug'i the Dining regioo always
uqnire about thj gif at monataius of cat
dust that rise lu ve:T direction, anrne cf
rhem 00 for lu height. These piles of
culm often catch fire cither by accident or
tpoatsmstu conitiiistiiiu, and it U nl immU
imptatsible idXtlug'iUh I hem. . At nUut
the red glare is risible all over the val
leys. -. .
Near Wilkesbane a culm bank baa
been burning for 2-"i y-nrs. Vaiioits at
tempts have beeu made to ii-.na;b the
fire, but it UJust ns bright aud vigorous
today ns it was a quarter of a ictnry
ago. and the company, having nb indoi.e.l
its efforta tn pi I out li e lire, I'crds it reg
ularly by i!?:::ipi;r: fresh culm upon lb;
llames. If ilii-' v.eie ool t!n.;o. tj:- lii-e
wonld er.t i.s way into lie c i-n b.uk
like mi idier mi l elih: i.o !y I mt o .t In
seveml :lin fi. 1; I I .. ' : i 'i:- m 'r
face tire is fed -i:i fics'.. 1.: i ir i ih not
burrow inlo tl:
lu
on!.
Tlie I :i. it'-rpi :mi.
Mrs. Waynppc- I t!io:...!.t t!
music iiiaKuit.i'i ul. A l!i: .l.h':
triumph, of i;ier'u1ile joy. see::
through it. as ilionli the o:.
inspired.
Mrs. Nnwilt -Tbe orpuiM
spired, no doubt, lie w.-.y- tl.e l
husbuud, mid now l.e tl 'o n'l !
alimony any more. I!i !:n; .
: v.i d ng
S not i f
;eil lo r::u
::;ist vere
was iu-
: .! II:-: t
ive to pay
Tnl:e Vnr (liolee.
One scientist lias discovered that beat
Is Increasing al srch a late that it will
burn up the vwi-ld in ::i.;i.fi(rt omis, while
n not hoi his di.scnv' ,i d that lie e.iitli will
freeze lo death in about thai Ii ::e. -Mem
phis Commercial Ap;-e:.l.
1. 1. ;ti i
I find that with light r.ieaN i y health
improves," said an Kskno. anil down
went another cauille.
Administratrix Notice,
having qualified ns the Aininialratrlx
of Alexander lloolen, deceased, notice Is
hereby given toull persons having claims
ata'nst I lie estate of the deceased, must
present them on or before llieftih. day of
Oi IhIh r laOI. or this notice will bo plea
ded tn bar of their iccovcry.
All perci-tis indvbied lo an 1:1 estate are
mince ted to make Immediate payment.
1,1 1)1 A IIOOI KN,
Administratrix.
A..T. LOKTIN
Attorney.
Ninth Carolina I In
Craycti Count ' . Superior Court.
W. II. t ully
V9
Safely Invcslmi nt nnd Loan Company
The defendant above named will take
olirelhitsn action ci, tilled as acove
has been coinmenoed in- the Superior
Court of Craven Louuly lo exclude t lie
nalil defendant from a lien on real estate
invited In Faiii county nnd slate which
said lien I l:e defendant c1h:iiis under a
mortgage executed to i1 bv '.lie lainllfT
in the Slate of North Carolina; and the
defendant will further take notice that
It is required to appear al the next term
of the rluperi r Court f Craven county
to be held on the !)th Monday after the
last Monday of September 1900 at the
Court House of aald county in New
Bern, N. C and answer or demur to the
Complaint in said action or the plaiutllT
will apply to the Court for the relief de
manded in snld Complaint.
W. M. Watkin. Clerk
of I he Superior Court.
This 1,1 day of October liXH).
i'ol !,
Slate of Ninth Carolina, Supeiior
Craven County. j Court.
The National Hank of New Heme
vs.
11. II. Woolen and Julia Woolen, bis
wife.
Action for Foreclose Mortgage.
Notice:
To B. II. Woolen and Julia Woolen, his
wife.
Take Notice. That an action haa been
commenced against you In the Superior
Court of aald Craven county entitled the
National Bank of New Heme against 11.
II. Woolen and Julia Woolen, bli wife,
for the purpose ot foreclosing the mort
gage executed by you on the tract of
land situated In said Craven County
being part of the Jacob Itbem plantation,
containing fifty seres more or bull, and
described In tald mortgage which Is reg
istered in theollli-e of tbe Keglsler of
Deeds of ssld Craven county In book No.
100, page 6H0 etc , and you are required
to appear and aniwer or demur to the
complaint at the term of tho Superior
Court of said Craven County lo be held
at the Court House In New Hera in said
County on tbe 0th, Monday after the
last Monday ot Haplember, A D. 1000. It
being tb Mlh, day of November A. I),
1000.
October lllh, 1000.
W. M. WATSON,
Cleik Superior Court.
tOMMISSIO.UR'S SAU.
BTATB or NoBTII Cas.oi.isa, 1 Superior
C'KAVSN CnUKTT. J CoOft.
Tb Nailoual Bank of New Bom,
vs.
E. B. Street el sis.
Parsoaat lo lb Jndgmesl In Ibe ab ive
Bsmed action readerwl at lb fall Tern
IbaW, of tb said Coart, lb undersigned
Will sell St pttbilo audio oa Monay lb
Mia day ol November, A.D , KM), al
to wart boom or sain t raven cuuoiy,
at I o'clock, p, as, for rub, tlu lollow
la( doscrlbod laads t
All that cansla tru-t of land thustad
OB ta Borlb lid of lb Trent ro.d ta
saM A rivea couatv, aioiii tare mils
I root lb ell r of N' ilaia, kanaa as
tb Utrmaa 0. Wblifnrd land hvgtni.lag
at tb coiarr of tbe l.inl fi'tB't ilf be
looting in Kjly F. tk on n il mad,
sad roes aorta n IU Weal flv anw
owavd bf tteasBel iwtn, lkr sou ik
tT weal, p'la axdlsg la tU mill
pond, tbeae dowa aald pood annihoast,
shlilmbre pols, tbaae BoSIb (1 tt.
vly-lghl pnlca I Ik wt Bbl of
said po4 aad oa to la t bli ruad
leadina tmm New (Wa to Treato.
IbrBca wlibsald road es.twtntly Ia ta
beginning, OAntalelag IW acre, Otot of
Ins. brlag tbeaaea Iaa4 On rayed t K.
Htfort by eba.tla V. Baagert aad
Ifa bt dead dated Jasosry llUi, 177
re l.t.ml la tb nffW ef IM RegMar of
f)ml la flfk No. T olio lit aad tiA,
srd tlx leant of lead omMlfilng a boa I
tWew.nera of a are costeyad lo
MM F'wrd A. ftraat If I J. Moor
tad alfe, etrapt tbab part of said land
watch Mm n lh aonk ld of lb Wll
ailasi -a, Nw Hra aad Nixfnlk rail
ma1, boanded a folloeli flaglaalng at
Ih frnaaieg tf said rsllroad bv lb
Pir.r mad, run. tb.nr anna 1
Ml silth .a d Hlreei't tnad to tba Una
,A fLotga Stu'l s4, Bnw Ilnwaa's
ld. lhn lih chopped lln of
(,,.rF. att't land, ftnw.a's laad,
n'l) P'' weal '1 'nl Inlo Iba ll
p"rd. llaee ftnulb I'j lfb n4
r r i,,if ,ina, lf..n' Smr.h
:t ' M 0 fl!n. In tka ffttW-l,
iltlmDAlISTl
will clean your house
from Cellar to Garret
;n&f&ii'i!Mt , Hi 'nil i iiiiL.liMiiwi'iusiMiii .iiiih njsjaiiaaiil
Trustee's Sale.
Pursuant In the power of sale confer
red upon Albert It. Shnltiick trustee in
a certain deed in trust execulci. bv J times
K. Hawkins and Mary C. Hawkins his
wife dated December lKth, IPHil nnd rec
orded In the otllce of Register of Deeds
Craven county, book 1(12, page 1)0 to 100,
the debt secured thereby and the said
deed of truBl having been assigned lo the
K. II. & J. A. Meadows Co , and upon
the request of the said Mary C. Hawkins
the uiiderslgned will on Monday the
13th. day of November 1900 at the hour
of 12 o'clock m. nt the Court House
door of Craven county offer for sale anil
sell to the highest bidder for cash, tbe
following described real estate, vi: All
that tract or parcel of land Ijing and
being silualed in said county on the
north side of tin: Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad being a part of the
land described in the above recited ('eed
of Trust, beginning at the Atlantic ami
North Carolina Railroad bridge at Core
( reek, and thence with said creek to the
mouth of Green i'ond Branch, thence
with the run of said branch back to the
said Railroad, and thence with said Rail
road to the beginning containing 10(1
aerca more or less.
Tlit' the Oth, day of October 1000.
E. II & J. A. MEADOWS Co.
Assignees.
By E. II. MEADOWS, President.
Notice !
North Carolina I Superior Com t
Ctavcn County llefore Hie Clerk.
Edward (lernck, Ailmltiistrntiir of Fted
erick W. Alaler, deceased
vs
M. I). Maler, widow, and Thomas (lib
son and wife and tbehciis 'iiikiuiwu
of Frederick W. Maler.
To Thomas (iibson and his wire. w ho-e
nauiu is unknown, and lo the other bei s
of Frederick W. Muler. nil ol whose
names and residences are unknown.
Take Notice:--
Thai special proceedings have been
this day duly Instituted before the un
deralgned, by Kdward (lerock, adminis
trator of F. W. Maler, deceased, us alsive
entitled, lo aell a certain trscl of land
on tbe south side of the Dover road lu
Oraven county, containing 2(KJ acres und
conveyed to said F. W. Maler by Owen
II. (luion, Commissioner, by deed, dated
May 20th, IW0, and recorded In Ibe
otllce of the Register of Deeds of Cru
ven county, In Hook MCi, Folio M.V), etc.,
for Ihe purpose of making assets lo pay
I bo dehta of the deceased
And you and each of you are ii-quired
lo appear al my otllce In the Court
House of Craven County on the 2Mrd day
of November A. I). Its 10 al tbe hour of
12 o'clock m. and answer or demur to
Ihe petition tiled in said proceedings or
otherwise show cause If any you have
aby the prayer of the petitioner bill
not be granted' other'lse petitioner will
apply lo Ihe court for the relief de
manded. This Oclolier lOth. lOfHi
W. M. WATSON,
Clerk Superior Courl Craven County
Kxeciilor'n Notice.
listing qualified ss Ihe K.xcrutor of
George Physic, deceased, late of Ibr
County of Graven, this Is In notify all
persons having claims against the ratalr
of lb deceased lo exhibit Ihrm In ibe
andcrslgned on or before loin. dsr. of
of September 1901, or Ills nolle will be
plead lo bar of their recovery. All per
sons Indebted to said ratals will please
mat Immediate payaieat.
CIIA3 E PHYc'IO,
Executor, ln. Phytic., dsceaard.
This 151B, day of Sept. ivm
AdmlnUtraUr Notice
Qtvlsg qsallSH a Ariaalatslralor of
tb astal of W O. Trrnpla, deceased,
lata of Crave Con at y, H. V. This I lo
aollfy sll persons bavlag Claims agaln.l
tbtesiat of said decaasad to ablblt
tbea for paTtaeat to lb aaderalgaed oa
t bafortb7lk pay of Novcmlxr l)l.
or Ibis arnica will b pleaded la bar of
Ibetr raeovsrf. All parsnas ladebtad to
sM a I ate ar raqaeilad lo aiaka Imss
dlai payaatBt, -,
i1ovaibf 7ib, I1
( .WOII It K. IWtWR.lt.
- ' . Arimlolsirstor
. . A Horary.
IV TIXKNWITir,
BLiCKSMEilHEraGBT,
laaafaelartf af '
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- Biff to, Wagaa. Carta, Af, ,
lpalrls( &a akrl U.
Barglea, Wsfoaa, Can aad Clays
kept oa kaso for tobx ,
BftSMB rraast BMaal,
B aa-tB ftllraaa,
Karw ttrwsr, . .' .
Al LAN I K; AM) N. CAROLINA I! II
I 'AKSKNlll'.lt I ) K I ' A li'l'M KVI .
SPECIAL LOW It ATKS TO Till:
M.U It Kit ft FA I It!
Nov. 12th to Cth, I no' ii. i ve,
1 h- r will b'.: many '-ci il alt race ns
ul tl e Fair, so I tre poKlers at every
ilulion.
Tickets lo be pold bv the retiui.-ir m:iil
Irain, Nov. lOlh to lliib. i;oimI to ir
i-clii ling Nov. V0t.lt. I'.KO Tickets l.v
the Special Train lo be sold Nov. loth to
1 i 1. 1 1 , not good to return after N u'. 10th
WTlie Special bnir Tinin ill inn on
Nov. nth. : lib, loth, no. I ion, from
(oililsburo and int.-rni,'.li:itf st.-iiion.
I i N .'.' Hi i n and l (;: in n s:tnie il.i , m
schedule below:
1'iire for rolled I tip. iin iinloi t ni :id
uiissUin into ll:: Fair, i lc n li. k' is
purchased, br keu at M:ul Tr iii
tlold.bolo $ III Dliik'.i
Itest's 'J 'ft Rivi id.ili-
I. a ( iranje il (111 ( .ro:i!::n
Fnllu.g t.re; I. I HI lliivelock
K instoe, 1 t: i ,V w pot :
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S. L. DILL, (.. I'. ..
II. W. NIHIPNON,
ircliitecl & Si
H llrontl Nlrct
Some
Things Please
Remember
THAT our kIik k of King Hesters ia
Complete and the prb rs ranging from
2IKI lo l" 00
THAT o.,r line of Hoiim-IioIiI H, ec al
I s la lir.u live
THAT our alor of l. aded Shell,
romnlalng ' Semi "mokele. .", ' Sm ke
lesa' sndlle "lllsrk I'owd r la . om
plete
THtT WK NKl D HON K. Y . well
a the real nf mankind, an I If you oae
us pliaa pay u
Youra I u1! ,
J. C. Whitty
New Kern, N. V.
E.W.SmallwoQd,
DKALFR IK
mmi HABDWABK.
AndxdJ KlMtft o'
BDILDIKI RATIEIAL.
I" Kmla'. r - foori t-d
WUxiowa.
OLACtEH RLTRIQCKATORS
Wklcfc ar tb aaas, , They ksvs bl few
, 'iaM fin Of t.
to Craaja FrTa-a. Water C4rs,
ttfcblgaa rUova aod Baas).,
ratatf. . ,
Under Hotel ChatUwka,
1TKW Iir.ItN, W. O
Iroprrljr Iorrle. . '
t bar a-wil jaatrsbla lieatdaa
for sale, slti.ied I tb Wt reairUBts
part of lbs City. Ao t anisitwr of good
tiniM b't I id la!M
J. J. VOIJI.tDtl '
t ft . . t,1:.ir.; f a Ha m-I rsMrn I to
! v -i' f.
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