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Oraolal Paper of New Berm .aad
Cravea Comity.
New Dora. MJC Nor. SO, 1900.
WORK FOR THE CHAMBER- OF
COMMERCE
Tbe United 8ute eeaans .report for
1900, which gives the lucre of some
thing over 8,600 in Craves couaty's pop
ulation over the census of 1890, may be
regarded as a fair Increase by some, bat
when, the advantages In loll and climate
in this county are considered a doubling
in popnlation during tbe ten years
wonld not have been excessive, to coun
ter balance the splendid natural advan
tages offered to all Who would come hbret
for health or business. ' ;'
On account of this very Ignorance of
soil and climate, there caa be. no great
growth in population, followed by de
velopment of trade and commerce, In this
section.
The neglect ia presenting New Bern
and Craven county to the outside world
must be charged to the citizens of this
community.
And further, ibis neglect will be spe
cifically charged to tbe Chamber of Com-
more h now oern,. oecause 19 uo-
nothlng-pollcy.
Visitors to New Bern in the winter
season find this place most- enjoyable,
from a climatic point of view.
But outside of this, very little, If any
effort Is made to tnduoe them" (a make
this city their permanent retkfenoe.or are
there attractions .offered which make
these visitors anxious to return; outside
of the good effects of the climate : expe
rience.
Here is work, and plenty of It, tot the
Chamber of Commerce to make known
to the outside world, the splendid-, re
sources of this place, and to follow this
up by making every Induoement for
those whooome, to remain here, and as
sist in balkllng up this section.
This Is one work for the Chamber of
Commerce, and there are many Uhers.
How's This ?
We offer ".One Hundred Dollars to
ward for any case of Oalarrh .that can
not be cared by Ball's Catarrh Core.
F. J. CHINET CO, TOfclDO X
We, the undersigned, have known T,
J. Cheney for the kOf eei,- and be
lieve him perfectly hWraJAe la all fma
Inaas traaactloae, aafl financially abl to
carry oat any obUg a)$ojMdo .twai?
WaarATaun, Wholesale Dngglsla,
Toledo, a,
Wauswo, Kjgnua ft Ma an, Wkoae
sale Urngglata, Toledo, O.
Hairs Catarrh Cure Is lake leteraelly,
acting directly npoa the blood aad
pons sarfaees of lb system. Prtoe. T5o
per bouta. Bold by all draggbu. Tea-
llaaoalal free.
Ilatrs Family Pills are I V beet.
rwayoodoat admit tie valas of
tbe historical wvalT 1
"Oh, yea, It has ne the dialed, fcoval
oil 0 the ooaalry. "
Tow oaaH afford to rmk 'roar life by
aUewlag eooagk or a oak to ietalo
Into poeaaaoaia or aoaaampuow. , Om
Mlast Oeogh Care wlB eon threat aal
lg tree Mm quicker tha aay wUer
preparaiioa kaowa. " Maary eases mo
It as a sped Be for grippe. It It aa latal-
llMavwaody for era p. ' Cklldr Ilka k
sad mothers earfora H, r.aV Daffy.
traagorOow art talagt la CUotgv
taweodeyaf ... .'- '
Oltltto lUtber e,ttr. Tee aall-aolr
agflsUoo kss es WML . l.
- hi ; -
Tail TaTafcMBf ITeidaClie. I
Weald a.tkk!y leave yaw. If yon etd
Dr. Slag's Raw Ufa TUU. TVwtaad
of self eaara pvor4 lh saaicklaa
mertt for totk aad Karroo Reader
Tbeystak pure Woc4 Ui a 114 ay
yawt awaltlt. Oatf M otwta. Homvy seek
f tat cored. oUVy H. l -flradhM,
lraggiev ,
' twarvoj emwiata..
WUl w aMltet.rtereeWaf i
ak4 aa the foreer M bis
tr4m$ esrt of oleeeleg t4 Aegean
ubUe. ,
"1 oasOMrelf toet'ag 'of tao kona-
lees at ." rf B4 ft ere lea.
Mltf prt.l wr.ftj lby t
le Ur krs aart i'mn Ttta
tli' i kt lWtf kt?ie sre all
rfkt t-ot t av.nea' fce n"4 t
(- ! frt Ml tri f ' C f f.
tKi' ft M K ' fr. ft M ! h ' k
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llE'STOUlAFOIlTim
AND YET HE WAS AN HONEST AND
FAITHFUL BANK EMPLOYEE, j ,
4-ke DtMCtera Did Set Thlak BU
Beaeetr Was t His Credit, end Be
Adapted alltnl Method wt MkkiBar
Tkeaa Ckaaare Tketr Hlmda.; -
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tTbez Were sitting in the cafe of a big
hotel op town and, being Wall street
men, - were distussiuf financial ,institi
Uoru. .One of itivta was eommtnting on
the ease with which Utnk employees at
times steal, money when he wan Inter
rupted bj anoihcr of the party.i t y ;.
VV9 you spe tbat man overtnere toon-
leg lo, the doorJTKt;-,:-Mt
He pointed to a man with a command-
in flanra, keen, eyes and an arbtocratte.
ieorhift,' who, as he spoke, tnraed away
tromthe entrance to 'the cafe. ; -r- J
"There goes a man who stole $000..
000 and never went to Jail for it. Fur
thermore, .be la av thoroughly honeid
man. - - . -
This parndoxical..ststement caused a
ireneral look of Inquiry and a chorus of
How was thotr . ' '
Then this storywaa toldl ?v. " ":
"That mancall him Brown, because
that's not his name was a trifle mora
than a year ago paying teller Tn one of
the largest banks in the neighborhood of
Wail street. He was quiet and reserved
nnd apparently had few friends and ac
qnalntanceev He seemed to live for bust
ncss alone, nnd bis coworkers in the bank
dabbed hlnKthe-tphlnx.' t - , -
"At the meeting -of the bank directors
one day the secretary read -a letter from
Mr. Brown."- In It he apolosized for ob
truding personal matters upon the angust
Iiody, but be respectfully asked for a
raise of salary; ?He was to be married.
he said, and be felt, that his salary of
f 2,600 a year ' was Inadequate to his
needs. . The nsual formula followed,' In
which he spoke. Of his long and fnlthfnl
cervices and ended by requesting that he
be raised to 3.500 a year. , No action
was taken on the letter at' the time. It
!aed into tbe pile of nnfinihed busi
ness and was soon forgotten, -v-.'-"
1 "A week inter the directors held anoth
er meeting. In the coarse of It Mr.
Brown begged for a bearing and renewed
verbally his request for en advance of
salary. The directors, some of fhem
eriMty old codgers who had made their
fortunes, did not take kindly to the prop
osition. '
f ";'Why, Mr. Brown,' said one, 'we
think yon are receiving a good salary for
the position, you occupy. Paying tellers
at $2,500 a year are plentiful. We know
yon have4 been a good and faithful serv
ant, and In return we have paid yon for
yonr services. That's about even, lln't
itr
- 'Yes, air; I admit that,' said Brown,
'bnr there are certain moral obligations
to be' considered. I?or instance, I have
bad free access to the enormous wealth
of this bank. Millions of dollars bare
passed through my hands, and my ac
counts haTe been right to a penny. Had
1 desired' , .
" Oh, that's absurd, yon know, broke
Jn another director. Ourytem bere Is
wo (KTieti mm 11 wouia 0.impossiDie'Zor
any one to take a dollar and not be do
tected.' . " " -"v , . '
"Brown smiled a bitter sort of smile
and, apoiochtlng for his .temerity, ab
ruptly withdrew. It Was noticed that on
bm way o his desk he paused a minute
at the cavernous 'sperfnre that marked
the entrance ta the vanlt. A few min
utes later he left the bank and did not re
turn. That evening as tbe accounts for
the dsy were being balanced it was found
there was a shortage of $000,000 In tbe
funds. Instantly there was consterna
tion. The president and directors Were
summoned to a conference. Quick action
waa necessary. In the morning tbe newe
of the defalcation would be public, and
practical rata stared them tn the fees. '
"Early next morning Brown was in hie
usual place. Ho looked calm and as im
perturbable es ever. The directors csme
In to discuss tbe best course to oursne.
Brown was sent tor to see It be could
throw -any light upon tbe subject
"'Mr. Brown,' said one of tbe direct-
era, this bank has been robbed of $000,-
UUU.'
"Tee, sir.' said "Brown. 1 took H.'
"His bearers started. Ten,' gssped
me yon who prated to ns of honesty!
Mfny..'wbet. do.yoo mesoT Do rou
kaowV"'-'
,' "Tea, sir, 1 know nil about It The
Worst 700 cap de ia to give ne ten years
lmaraMamnt.r AHawInf for commuta
tion for good behavior, tbe sentence will
be reduced betwrea two and. three rears.
At tbe expiration of that time I will still
esve tbe aOOO.OOOto Urs npoa.' Now let
me aobwrit a oreneeltloa. Tea tin ne
per scqohtlaf me of all blame aad guars
antevter ana immunity against nnslaa
meat, aad I will return to yea 000.000,
reserving tbe balance ta enpfiort myself
as some ferrJga country. Then there will
be1 no acaadal. Tbe credit of the bank
win be aereervrd. end yea will be a gala-
er ay toe traesactloe.' . , . . .
- tTbert was silence for a mnnent, then
oao of tbe directors aaid Wt Otoat hero
time to cowelder thla. TImss wHhdrsw
Born are have dlscaaeid tbe matter." "
'Brawe smiles and went out. rifteoo
motee leUff be Wea oral for." t
" 'Wo aerrot f oar tnwie. Mn. Brown.'
salt ead of tbe magnatea stiffly. ' "Giro
ae $300,000, aad we wlO agret net to
preearute.' - H " .... '
.. "Uilf an baar tmttr Ibm kAd
Ovr as tbe dlrrrten $rl.00a Tbe moa
t waa earereily VMeled, a rrrelos aire
for it ewd w addition a oornmret al-raed
br aN prearat hMoriag bla agslast aP,
tegs' oonillaailoeai . -
"Bfwwo larofd aa If to aw. TWrt was
a drameite peaaei tbew, drawlns a balky
parkas frees hi porfcet, ke taaard k ee)
ke table, serloe rarelMalyi , Tkere U
Ike other $)uo.uuq, cmtWasra. I bad ae
Wlsaj as steal freas yea. I est aa bowret
'.. ae asaltrr what tavay be my atbrr
isaiatw. . '
" 1 ousde a fair retieret mt yen eed owe
laid tkat kotety was net emsldVe la
tbe agalre ef this laetliaiUe-el Irast
I set wea lb ewrsnH ef year wards. I
tlaioiy wealed to skew yon whet 0 ceo
parsvf anaiirr 11 Witsld be te
pmk yeey toMmloo drapHr yoer T'
ittm tn an)ln( h foM Tksl Is SO
' I w . mi, Unml atoralna.'
-' ''las. Pia. wttma ye l fnlor ay
talm" nlad4 Ik aarratw wf ibis
tea tate, "Is aw tbe t km sm'ilrnl ef lb
hssk frwa wklck k ttM t r'l.WJO."
Stelstl UiKiMEipom . ..
. Tbe -vbt) )' ma aiev
tfeetrallae sknrt(l rail SooJ.j rbe
wkH sua'i b eWs," A ln,al Aaa'a
btiko ta ta aaib-wlty tx thM.-ara-
ey Stall. - -
OAflTOTUAi
v--a ,.r r
CAPUDIHE
rt cri -
VOXAJTS T8.Om.ES AXB FIXALB
UISEASIS CURIO BY :
Johnston's
Sarsaparilla
' QUART BOTTHaV '
Painful and Suppressed Uenses, Ir
regularity, LenoorrbOBO, W hi tea, 8terll-
ity, Ulceration of the U terns, change
of Ufa, in matron or maid, all And re
lief, help, benefit and euro is JOHNS
TON'S SABSAPASILXA. It ia a real
panaeea for all pain or headache about
the top or back of the bead, distress
ing pain in the left aide, a disturbed
oondition of digestion, palpitation of
ute heart, oold bands and feet, nerv
ousness and .irritation, aleeplesaneaa,
muscular weakness, bearuur-down
pains, backache, legache, irregular ao-
uon ox wa neart, nortneea of breath,
abnormal dischargee, with extremely
painful menstruation, scalding of urine,
swelling of feet, soreness of the breasts,
neuralgia, uterine displacement and
catarrh, and all those symptoms and
troubles which niako the average wo
man s me so misers Die. . . - -
KICituaAJI BKTO OOV, niasrala, aUah.
Sold by 0. D. BRADHAM, New barn.
- Won tt.
"How do yon '. regard yonr new Con
gressman, Vr, Mlggs I Do yon think
he's fit for the office r :
"Tea, Slree I He's fit bard for It.
KawWoa.
She Aren't yoa dressed yet, dear?
You know it's time we were at the
church for the rummage sale.
He I can't find my dress cost.
She There! I believe I sent It to the
rummage sale. : i ., : ,
MOZLBTO LEMON KUXIB. .
. A PluaaipLmoiToalc.
Cures Indigestion, headache," malaria.
kidney disease, fever, chills, loss of ap
petite, debility, nervons prostration.
heart failure, and appendicitis by regu
lating tne tjiver, tioweis ana n-ianeys.
Mostay lmoa Kllxlr,
Cured me of Indigestion, I had suffered
for ten years. I bad tried almost every
medicine, but all failed. Since taking
Mmon.&nxir 1 can eat snyining 1 use.
w. a, umrriTH.
Reeveaville, S. 0.
Moaley's Leanoa Klhc'.r.
Cured me of indigestion and heart dis
ease, after years of Buffering when all
other remedies and doctors had failed.
. V. UOLDIAS,
Ijeulah, S. 0. '
i XosIeys Lemoa Kllxlr.
I have been a great sufferer from dys
pepsia for about fifteen yeare,my trouble
being my liver, stomach and bowels,
with terrible headaches. Lemon Elixir
cured me. My sppetlto is good, and I
am welL I bad taken a barrel of other
medicine, that done dm no gooe. -
Charles GinntSD,
No. 1815 Jefferson St., Louisville,- Ky.
toalays tVemeaCUxIr .
Cured me of enlarged liver, nervons In-
aigesuon sna neart disease. 1 was un
able to walk on stairs or to do anr kind
of work. I was treated by many physi
cians, but got no better until I need
Lemon Elixir. I aa now healthy and
vigorous. . u. a. Baldwm,
No. 83 Alexsnder St., Atlanta, Ga.
' Moalya tnua Bat Dues.
Cores all Coughs. Colda. Hoarseness
Sore tbroat, Bronchitis. Hemorrhaawand
all tbroat aad long diseases. Elegant re-
iiaoie.
$5o at dragglsta. Prepared only by Dr.
n. money, auania, ua
Some men
foot a bill.
to Ihmk it's a feat to
Great Lack of Ai Editor,
i'For two years all efforts to ear Eo-
tea a la the palms of myhaada failed,'
writes Editor H. N. Lsatsr, of Syraonoa,
Kan., "thea I was wholly eared by
Back leu's Arnica Balrr." It's the world's
beat for Eruptions, Bores and all skin
dUeases. Only Wo at 0. D. Bradhaa '
Tbe peony ooaaiorfelier to haver,
BiM of good eeotev !, : ' '
v.-., ... ;
SpreaUke JTWrl L
Whslthlnp era ."the best" tbey be
eoo"tb beat sl ling." Abrahaai Hard,
a, leading 'druggist, or Belleville, O..
write "Qectrto Blttora are tko best Bell
ing Utters I save eaadtad la M years
Yos know why f Moot dlaaaaea bag In la
disorder of stomach, tlror; kMaeys,
bowels, blood aad kervo. Elect rie Blt
Urs toae f Us otootaca, regalataa
liver, kidaeya aad bowels, partftes lb
Uoo t, stroagthesa tbe oetvea, heoos
are ainltttaAs of aialadla. , It ands
op the entire system. Pal now Ufa aad
vigor lata any weak, alokly, rea-dowa
maa or woaaa. Price M eoeu. Bold by
0, D Brad bam, Draggtsi, ; '- -
A Cktatmaa tblnttbekl Aawrloaalied
Wbr bsWratU SWear.
The tallow who Ulaks he's a hot
proportion doeeo't cut ssocb lea.
Tksr Is ao pleeaero In lift ff yoa
dnad going to the table le eat aad rant
rest at alga oa eoeoeat of tBdlgastloa.
Heary WUIIaaaa, of rVooarrllla, ad
sayt be St: that way for rrt, till
be entBronred th e of Krxlol Dytpp
als Cra, and tildt, ' How 1 ras eat say
U.lng I i!k an J all I wast s4 alp
soaa lly rrary alit-L" Rod"! Iyipp
tia Care alll wkal yoa eat. T. g
DaSy.
f.cOutt't Tor December.
Aa !' .f prmann t'') la ll.!
Ihm. I, if.a f r nf 19 fa !,! tv
It I "T!. I ail l-ftt .f tl.a Cr.R '.
ft : a f :. l rr - - - "J j , w 9 . f j
I -.! " i - r, r . ;
I I i . r ! -1 !'. ' - . 1
PRESENTS FOR HIS WIFE, i
Tbe Wmm', ttary at Haw B riaala
. Caaa ta Tan., i -
"Hello, old man!- What have yon In
an those bundles T. asked a gay,' airy
young bachelor of careworn, solemn
looking- young inon an tbey met In 'a
auborban railway train. v . ;
f "Presents for my wife," waa tbe sen
tentious reply. ;-"lt'a ber birthday.?
"Well, what are you bringing yonr
wife In that package from your tai
lor's T". gayly pursued the bchelor.5,."y
1 "Troneera,? waa the answer. ;' s
; "Wbatr ' -t 3?:"TX ':,f
"Yea, I rereat--tTouers. Just yoii
listen. . On my birthday my wtftt got
me three or four beautiful lace hand
kerchiefs, such aa women carry at aft
ernoon tea and such places, ' and a
black velvet , bat with high feathers,
one of the three story fclnd tliht ob
struct your -view of the stage in tbe
theater." Tbey looked mighty well on
her, and abe naked me If I waan't hav
ing a ulce birthday, ' ;v .
.weu, 1 crrau't mina tnat very much.
put when Christmas came I got anoth
er deal of the same sort I gave my
wife a pretty gold ring.. She gave me
a turquoise ring too small to go over
any of my knuckles, and she wears It
now next to the one I gave her. But
that, .wasn't the worst of it She got
her sister to give tqe some after dinner
coffee cups and my sister to moke me a
lot of lace doilies. That waa all 1 got
forChrtetuma.. ," : . w . "
"Tomoirow fa my wife's birthday.
tn this package I am bringing her a
pair of trousers tfhlcu 1 had made to
my measure nnd which I shall wear.
In this parcel is n pair of the very best
patent shoes, size 8M. a good deal too
big for my wife; in this package is a
iox of cigars, and lu my pockets I
have a new niet't-Hckamn pipe and a
packet of tobacco. Now, 1 don't see
how she can fall to have a happy birth
day. Do you? I hope she'll enjoy It
for I want to get even for all the pret
ty things blie has given me." London
Tlt-Blts.
Literary Note.
The world has never, known a more
Iramatto situation than that presented
by the foreign community within the
walls of Peking while cut off from com
munication with their countrymen.
During these long, doubtful weeks, the
most Interesting figure in this interna
tional tragedy was Sir Hobert Hart, who
for more than twenty-five years has
been as far, aa a European might, the
statesman guiding the affairs of the
Chinese Empire. . .
On the '7th of October, the following
cable-message from Sir Robert's London
representative to the Editor of The
Cosmopolitan waa received: "Sir Robert
Hsrt has sent for November number
Fortnightly, London, end Cosmopolitan
New York, an Important article on
ttege of Peking, about fifteen thousand
words which I will post you to-morrow.''
The M(. arrived In time to be Included
In the December 1st js. "-
Clerk And Carrier Examination.
Ths United States Civil Service Com
mission announces tbst on December
1 1900, an examination will be held In
this city for tbe position of clerk and
carrier tn tb post-office service. An
examination waa recently held which
failed to result in a sofflclent number
of ellg bles to meet 'the needs of the
service; consequently it Is necessary to
bold another examination.
All persons who hare been examined
for the position of clerk or carrier
within tbe past year and failed to pass
may bo reexamined npoa filing new
application In due time.
For application blank (Form 101), foil
Instructions, specimen examination
questions, and Information relative to
the duties and salaries of the different
poalilona, application should be msde to
lb;aadrslgnsd.
Application mast be oa file with the
secretary of the local board before lb
boar of eloiiog business on December
7,1W0. '
A. F. Peltersoa. '
, Secretary Postal Board.
. - Schedule f Mails. .. .
Arrival of mall from,nortk and" west
dally oxoept Bandsy,. ItM, a. a.) fcOO
p. m." Wilmington aad tbe sooth 0 SS
p. m.j Morebsad City .00 a. m. ,
Leave,,, Monk aad west S.OO a. aa. aad
I.M p. an.1 Wilmington, aad sooth tKW a.
M aforakaod City M0 p, ax . -. -
Collaetloa mad by Carrtsta from
boxer, 7.a to 8.0) a. at.; 1:00 to 1 00 p.
mn 4.-00 lo 6-.00 p m. ,
" - ' acaoayrV. -.
Mails arrive from sortb aad west t.40
a ss i)p. aa. UavsP-00 , m and
Tb pnbllo will pleaae bear la aalod
that tbe otoralog aaall fur tb Hoftk aad
wo owso ai 8 11 a. sa. , . .
That lb afieraooa maQ for aorth aad
waat doss at 1 00 p. m.
For Korebead City at 8.00 p. at, Also
that lb aureooa aa1 Psnday trail ear-
rta aisll for launaedlsto polau
betweea beraaad Uoldahoro,- -
Oae collaetloa oa Baa Jay fro TOO to
to $.09 a. ... -...
Ketpoctfalty, , , '. ,
' . ' Baraoca W. liSoort
De,l,19na - Potioisatev,
- frank Leslie's,
frail Irallt's I'npnUf Mnalhly bat t
larjt mWilpilna Itil II raosld b
ltrir. lu oiaaafmatt le -r nf
rtla, lis J.tkoa t'ti ika trsr twfor
At as a-l 1 tt1mo!t toad an InrrMt
lha MfaiMy c(Tna ao Um ihaa tu baa
drH eo4 aluy (r (JW) I t b
lo ll( r.n and ntn. Iija sad
mho thnm n'r I ii.h ( n
o'rt!'ra. Tb'a eTf inrn i:.al ilw
an-1 n, j : :i r 1 , t' t.
T' " ,.f , V , ,-!,-. ,'
I I " 1 I r ' ,
Irs
k-J UA U v , S, U
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what yon eat
It artlflciall dleesta the food and aida
Katuro la auangthening aod recon
structing the exhausted digestive or
gan. It lathe latest diseovereddlgest
ant and tonic. No other preparaiicn
can approach It in. efficiency. It in
stantly relieves and permanently cum
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sick Headache, Gaitralgla.Crampaand
all other results of imperfect digestion.
Prioewe, and at. UrgeslseeontamstHtlmea
small atsa Bookajlaboatdyspenslamailedfres
preporea oy E. c oowiTT A CO. Chicago.
PREMIUMS AWARDED
Ky Tbe New Bern Fair Association at
Their 14tb, Exhibition Held Nov.
12-lf, 1900.
DEPARTMKNT V1JI.
.Carlos.
Best collection Colonial relics,
Mrt, Cltne a 00
Best collection Spanish relics, Mrs
A. T. Baxter 2 00
Best collection Foreign Curios,
Urs. Bcbollenberger 1 60
Best collection old coins, Mrc
Bcbollenberger fi'J
Best collection family relics, Mrs.
Katcliffe ' 1 00
Best wax Uowert, Mrs. M. Har-
gett 1 (.0
Best wsx paper flowers, E. Mar
shal 50
Best shell work, Mrs. J. B. Tay
lor 1 00
Best woodwork by boy, llomer
Mattocks 1 00
Best collection old china, Mrs Ral-
' elide 1 00
Best curiosity not listed, Mrp. W.
F. Jones 1 00
Best wood carving, Mrs. B. M.
Woolen ' 1 00
Beat.Bhells and corals, Homer Ma'-
tocks 3 00
Best birds' eggs, Donniu Hanks 1 00
Clilldreu'rt Department.
Plain sewing, Mamie UiclinrJscm 50
2nd beat, Elta Walnau 2
Calico quilt, Shlrly Cooper 00
Darning, Elizabeth Clark 26
Dress Doll, Marian Brock 60
811k embroidery, Ittiweeny Whlt-
ty SO
Oulliue embroidery, Amy II tag "1.1
Hunting, Mmile Richardi n o0
Pin cushion, Amy liana 2")
Needle book, Clare Morrea 26
Hemstitching, Myrtle Disosway 2
Center pieco, Etta Walnau 60
Drawn work, Mamie Klcbardi.oh 60
Best button boles, Elizabeth Clark 60
Wall protector, Mamie Richard
son' 60
Most ingenius work, Kalpb Wai
ters 1 00
Crayon poclralt, M. Arthur 1 U0
Best decorative work, Amy Haas 1 00
VKPAKTMKNT XI.
Ladle Work.
Best general display, Mrs. K. 7.
Harper 10 00
Best silk patch work, quilt, Mrs. W
U. Cobn 1 00
Best calico patchwork, do, Mrs. '!
K. Route, Klnston 60
Best kail oouoterpaio, Mrs. P. II
Auhur " ' ' 1 00
Best crocheted oouotorpsin, Mrs.
tt. C. Fream'ao, Ooldsboto ' 1 00
Best rag carpet, Mrs. 8. 8. Oat-
klnt, Aaklos S 00
tad best do, Mrs Satan Price I 00
Best hearth rag, M rs. Sollaa ' I 00
Best kpmeepao eat ton, Mrs. It. B'
Qsaklos, Aaklns 1 00
Best homeepaa woolen, Mrs. 8 E.
Qaskla tOO
lad bast do, wool, Mrs. Susan
Price' ."'- " ' "' ' 1 00
Bast sowing by hand,' Miss J, Bur-
. ras , . ' . 100
Beat sqoar fa.oolors, Mr C.
Psyne, Marskalborg J' f CO
Best draw work, Mia Beetle '
: , Boll , , ' '.'100
Beat drawa work, Mrs. A. B. Pew
oU '. - ' too
Best phu dalles, Urs. 0. Psyaa,
; Kartkalbarg ; . ". : t(4
Best plate do I let, Mr. B. 8, , '"
;, oatoo 1 ; too
Beet Isfssl drew, Mrs. ClllVa
V'.. Waitar r v , ; 100
lad best do, Mr. IL B. Brewtr,
. Bocly Moaat .. : ' ' .100
Bast( aaosehoir oaao, Mrs, B. B -
en . - , :ioo
Boat lias bag. Mrs. J. J. D.aos- .
wsf V, ,' : .' M
Ooat llaea Ublo over, Mi. M.
;uuk.-r.: :-.s.--. in
Beet botlto doilUev Mr, 0. " It. .
f Too - . 1 y: I CO
, CUm IL-raatay f4 Wf. . ,
Best (Ok oaabroliWy lutal,
. Mr. Dsfbr Uollaa4 1 )
Btt ooilla do, ta thread, M. B, ,
C Frwatto, CoUtb t4 ' Id
Beat tattoalaf Obroii1vy, Mr.
CalUosrto - M
I'laOO ttvar, do, Mrs. ft. 0 Brew-'
Of, Bneky Ml , I
Dt pleubli,sSrotl'y,M;as .
i. Ue(l, . ' 100
Bael d barry llilnw, Mr M,
Taiborw 1(0
iUt ofa pillow, t !k, Mlat Fuoa I t
rtt do, ls, M'. JaK 1(1
r rrt!f iiifi, W 'a- B. P.
(. ,I..n I 00
Pot t't-'l t:na il-aw 'k. Vtt.
!;.. P !! 1 ff)
1 "I ' - ' ' ' T. V. R t;
i 3-1
.... . v it c.
. KPAXMESTXrvv,..;;:i
Carving doth, Mr H. 0 BroBr4;-,
S Rocky Mount, . . 1 60
t Of UUle iluen, drt -V 40
Table cloth, Mrf.PpelU " Il0
Lunch olotb, M s. II. 1 . Skinner,
. $nith6ull, ; ami
Picture frame, Mr. t". C. I'arnr,
2? Marshalbnrg, ' J 00
rVoiU i.nt emcreil rise heir, M-.
nirioii, i. in
Buffet warf, Mrs R. (1. -Frreman,
'Goldiboro 1 0
Roman embroidery, Miss Sievei s, 1 '
Fancy bg, Mrs. It. Oiay, 1 t.l
Lace collar. ,irf. Ilnghi-s HolUnrl, 1 U0
Centre squirii bonlon. Miss 1.
Poeil, 1 L0
Centre n. lime, balig. .Mis. liiifi.i
Bell, 1 00
Lace curtains, Mrs. ('. 11. Thuu.au, 61O
Lace hauUkeichief, do 1 00
Pillow shams, Mrs. R. C. Freeman
' Goliisboro, - 101
Apron, Mrs R. Gray, W
Child s hood, Mrs Mure, 'I arboro, 60
Child's Back, Mrs dcasie Bell, 50
Table mats, Mis It. 0. Fie. tn in,
Uoldsboro, 50
Chair tidy, MiBS Myrtle Pope, 60
Crochet lace, Mrs. D. W. liobcrls CO
Knit lace, Miss Elizabeth Clark 50
Slippers, Mrc: Windley 60
Socks, Mis ?usan Price 60
Socks, Mrv. Anita Manly 1 00
.shawl, Mrs. Geo. Ives 1 00
Afghan, Mrs. H. O. Hyatt, Kln
ston " 1 00
Shoes, Mrs. B. t . Guion 50
Fascinator, Mrs. A. D. Patterson 50
Capo, Mrs. C. E. Mc3orley 60
nest display work, Miss Wlndlcy 2 00
Fine Aria.
Oil painting. Miss J Hollisler 2 00
.Landscape, Mra. E. M. Harris 2 00
Portrait, Mrs P. I.. Ward 2 00
Pastel, M rs. K M . II arrU 2 CO
Water color, Mrs It. M. Woolen 1 00
Crayon, do 1 00
Pressed flowers, Miss II. P. Clark 1 00
llest top buggy, Hackney liios.
Wilson Diploma
llest open buggy; G. II. Waters
it Son Diploma
For most useful Invention In agri
culture or the mechanical arts
by a resident of N. C. the Colo
Manufacturing Co. of Char
lotte, was awarded, for seed
planters 6 00
7?s (continued )
Iodgc Dirt? ffory.
NEW BKUN CONCLAVE 48li, Improved
Order Heptasopl(S, meets 2ud snd4th
Thursday nights, st B o'clock st Itoun
IreeH lf. P, A. Willis, Archon; Greene
Bryan, Financier; A. T, Stransbury, Sec
relsry. KUUKKA LODGE NO. 7, I. 0 O.K.
OIBcers: W. T. illil, N. O ; J. It Tarker,
V. U ; Geo. Greeu, Rcc'd'g Srciy; J. B
Dawson, Financial Seer tary; A. K. Pitt
man, Treas. Itegular meetings every
Monday night at T I0 o'clock.
CALUMET ENCAMPMENT, No. 4.
I. O. O. F. Ofliccrr-: L. L Moody, C. P;
.1. (1. Dclcmar, H. P.: J. J. llaiier, l. W ;
('. H. Hall J W ; Geo. Green. Scribe; E.
(iernck. Treasurer. Itegular Encamp
ment, 1ft, ard, aud 5th (IT an ) Thursday
nlglilB In each month at 7 M o'clock.
NEW nEnN LODGE No. 1, F. H. & C
J. V. Kcalef, Pntt; .1. H. rrullli, Itccord
Ing Sec'y; E. E. ( linlcv, Financial Bec'y.
Meets In lbs Knu hin if Harmony Hall
every 1st aud Sni .Mouday i.iglmln each
month.
CRAVEN LODGE NO. 1 K.lUIITS
OP ilAUMONY. tlculi 2nd and 4lb
Wednaaday nights In each month In
Roontree'a Mall. Pollock aireel, al 7 H
o'clock, i. II Taylor, Prclifnl; II J
DWoiway. ttoc y; It R Hill, Financial
Secretary.
KNIOIITrtOF HONOlt-Offlorrt: K K
Jont, Dictator; O. L Vlnann, Kepo.ii i,
W. F Konntree, Financial Itr portrr
New Bern Ixvdgo No 44H mrt I, the 2ml
and 4th Frlilav nU-bn at 7 80 o'clock In
Rouulree'a Hall, Pollock street.
REAL ESTATE!
, City Real Estate I ought and tn.d on
cofomWon
Collection 'of Rent for those In Iht
s ty ss veil aJihoa living ouiilde.
AN
EASY .WAY
TO;ORN
c $2 5 .00 ,
;Ws will pay rata "to'
t. ssysss a4lNsr M
JO w araawtjr. , .
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'a"a4 br tto fal
. '. rrir vrtN for a a a.
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Outlnrj Publishing Co.
239 Fifth Ave.. N.V.
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E-ftMllwool
DBALKlt IN
And i! K :.'iK of
. tUlhii MATERIAL
Wire Nut. 11 , Sc e. u D mrs ut
Wisdows.
OLACIEH Kl ekM(Ji:RATORS
Which arc the 'vt Tin h-ue Imt feu
cqiH'a aut N Super. t-r-i
lec Cicaiu Frei . T8. V:.ti r CiHii, rs
Michigan Slovi s und RHrm.cs
Paictj
Under Hottl Chalt-iwka,
After Dark
oven in September a light Fall over
coat is fieiiurnllv ver tonifoitublc -in
October, almost always. Don't order
cloth cut Into before j on see our latest
novelties in Raglans, SurtouU. Pad
docks and oilier lenders for I be. Autumn
and Winlcr'ol lfl;:0 1.. Of course cut
and fit must match 1uafr.1i.1l aud handl
wotk hero lliry lire.
F. : M. C'liac.n ick,
Notice !
The Oldest ar.d Most
Reliable Pirm.
to.iw Running, and Dcllvei iug Kice
Bt'.ve Wood, Ash, Oak arid Pine to your
door every day.
A Special i.ot (,f 1,'cl Hiart, llrn't
Made Shlnplcs Just Itcreiieil; liiick ami
Lathes, Pos fur fenrin,'. Taraml l.ltno.
Couulrymi n I c sure anil see me lieforo
you sell yonr raiilc anil pink as 1 bivu
opened a m 11 ki t
Now my friinda come get the Hest
Pork and Pcif Slcak at
BIG HILL, Tk Slimls Mao
THEY HAVE
ARRIVED!
The Hi-id! m a' and i'lst Line of
Ileal i 11 x SIovcn,
B.I ll 'A ,Ht Ib .1 r a 1 M T ill iQ
III 'it. cl' . .
W air 1 Iro n; 11 f..ijiic well
I no vii llivli lm l
CtMtkiii SI in i n,
t k U a T1.! I . . ' I .r. Klmo,
l amer (II I. Farmm 1'ny, (). K.
K.ng aad 1. U . (v;u. All of
wt.li-h e 1 i.aran:. p In vc ( i r
lict mi s'mi li..n.
I.' ou aie In n t.l 1 f an II. In.' in
l'ie 1 1 a - ,1 u jn I i e ... K ,li. I) .on
and Blindt, I,It i . meni i.r Nl
give us a call and 1 AS AM)
WILL hAVE Yot' M. NKV
Youra for lliu'r e ',
1. H. CUTLER H'OK'f CO
11. w. NiniNo..
ipfnlfflfl Xl t.TlflMlllf fliTAill
ai vulval u uupnuicuuwi
18 Itmni Hirvt
Properly For Mnle.
. t hsv arvetal deal fable Knililencw
for aalr, tftoalod. fo tko tort tvUaro
part of ta City. Abo a aombtr of good
bafldiag lou la good localltlr
J. J. WOLFSSDKX
CAROLINA INN,
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' ft sap two I fra? mfCa .'
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